Ike Campaigns With Letter From Korea
Eisenhower used a letter from Lt Gen James Van Fleet in Korea to argue South Korea would bear more of its own defense as he pressed for a path to victory. The unusual TV program linked him with four Republican governors and aired to northern and western states, signaling broad GOP support.
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Assovlaind
Frys
New York
Republic of Korea
Eisenhower
Orlando C. Mood
Washington
van Fleet
Mier
Driscoll
New Jersey
Mother and child suffocate in Ohio fire tragedy
In an Ohio River city a two story frame house fire killed 26 year old Evelyn Rader and her five month old daughter Sandra Lee. The blaze trapped them in a locked bedroom door as Harn Young nearby tried a futile rescue. Rader's husband left for work just before the fire. A basement origin was reported with a jump by Miss a Duce, 24, amid the evacuation.
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Coras
Ohio
Evelyn Ratier
Sandra Lee
Harn Young
Rader
Pittsburgh
Halloween Parade Invites Youths To Show Witchery Finery
Beaverette Club members at Gary High School organize a Halloween parade for local youngsters to display costumes. The march will start at 6:45 PM from Gary High School and proceed along South Street Center Street East Park Place Maple Avenue and more before ending at Layeland.
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Beaverette Clube
Gary High Schoo
Gannesters
Edmid School
Organicstions
Senator Martin seeks inquiry into tax settlement
Senator Martin of Pennsylvania urged Justice Department action over an $866,880 tax claim settled for $295,000 involving late film and theater executive Fox. He questions if political pressure or illegal influence affected the deal and whether the government could still recover the shortfall for taxpayers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sch. Martin
R-Pa
Justice Deppartment
Martin
Ally
James P. McGranery
William Pax
Marlin
FBI
Fox
Internal Revenue Bureau
Tien |alMirey
Planets Biddle
Inter
New York
Mel Slanery
Internal Revenue
Jol Dunlan
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Dunlap
Martitus
Revenue
McGranery
Russians fail to locate missing American officer in Berlin area
Berlin report says Soviet authorities cannot locate Lt. William S. Steinbraker of Decatur, Ohio, who left Berlin for Bremerhaven a year ago. The U.S. Army notes the search continues along the East West Express Highway corridor despite the Soviet finding.
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Berlin
U. S
Bremerhaven
Snld
William S. Steinbraker
Weal Decatur
Fay
East Germany
Staudégat
Stator Rias Hay
Ifield Ang Coe
Chest Campaign Nears Goal With $27111 Collected
Cory's Community Chest progress shows $27111 raised today, nearing the $30360 quota. Despite two divisions surpassing targets and one within $7, eight divisions lag, with delays in reporting and several large gifts yet to be counted. Contributions by division list quotas and current gifts, noting outstanding sums in several areas from Concord to Elgin townships.
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Cory
Rassias Brevi
Concord
Wayne
Spring Creek
Columbus
Elgin
Phony salesman robs Erie parishioner with fake credit offer
Police alert after Rev Francis J Schlindwein’s church man allegedly posed as St Boniface employee on Erie Wilasburg road. Mrs Jennie Group says a salesman offered $20 credit on a $64.95 silverware purchase and delivered goods with a $44.95 balance payable weekly. Officer vows action if he returns.
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Erie
Francis J. Schlindwein
Saleman
St. Boniface
Erie-Walisburg
Jennie
Second Avenue
Als
Harley Drake
Berserk fireman kills companion in Philadelphia blaze
Walter Wright forty one suffered a nervous breakdown and on duty opened fire at the Germantown Avenue and Bringhurst Street fire house. He killed fellow firefighter Allen Hacker and wounded hoseman James Royds, who was struck in the abdomen and hospitalized.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Beserk
Walter Wright
Germantown Avenue
Bhd
Bringhurst Street
Wright
Allen Hacker
James Royds
Anc Mabe Fom
Pinpoint Hill Recaptured by Allied Forces
Allied infantry retook Pinpoint Hill with clubs and steel after Chinese forces surged from a tunnel mouth to seize the Central Korean peak. The U.S. Eighth Army reported heavy shelling and 5,789 casualties for October, the year's worst month, as fighting raged along the front and air support faced anti aircraft fire.
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Pinpoint Hill
Associated Press
Seoul
Eighth Army
U. S
Two Corryites Held for Trial in Separate Cases
The Erie County grant ius has jailed two Corry men and a Union City man for grand jury hearings. Maryland Hicks of Corry RD faces trial on a morals charge brought by a local girl’s parents. Clark Lavern Bacon of Union City allegedly assaulted a State Police officer during a melee at the relay police station. A charge against Donald Jackson of Essex Street for adultery was also returned, brought by a Union City mother.
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Erie County Grant Ius
Corry
Union City
Maryland
Hicks
Corry RD
Clark Lavern Bacon
Relly
Donald
Butch” Jackson
Essex Street
Patrolmen Hurt as Picket Route Crash Shocks Pittsburgh
Two police officers, Robert Purvis aged 60 and John Macher aged 80, were injured in a crash while responding to a protest by Tennessee picketers unhappy with the Wage Stabilization Board. Both officers were treated and released for cuts and bruises. The strike, involving 1,500 APL Tenn ilees protesting pay, disrupted traffic near the city.
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Pittsburgh
Rober’ Purvis
John ‘Macher
Wage Stabilization Board
Hunting Season Opening Postponed by Forest Fire Threat
Gov Jol 3 announces delay of small game hunting season opening scheduled for Saturday due to forest fire danger. Proclamation bans smoking or campfires within 200 feet of woodlands in all counties. No new opening date set. Proclamation issued on advice of Forests and Waters Department and Fish and Game Commissions.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Jol
Fine
Forests and Wars Department
Od Fish and Game
Winter youth program near ready for city launch
Planning committee reports the winter indoor youth program could start within 30 days at the Armory with Friday sessions offering tennis, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard and dancing supervised activities. Equipment purchases will follow, with a separate recreation committee expected to assume guidance.
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Roger Brawn
Richard Rossbacher
Earl
Chetry
Iis Group
Beers
Board of Education
Mead Park
Five Pupils and Retired Teacher Hurt in Crash
Waynesburg Pennsylvania Route 18 crash injures five children and a 75 year old former Brownsville schools superintendent. The bus driver and 60 nearby students escape injury. The man, C Mundell, suffered a possible skull fracture and other injuries and is treated at Green County Memorial Hospital.
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Waynesburg
C. Mundell
Waynesbile
Brownsville
Green County Memorial Hospital
Oaptat
Vishinsky Airs New Proposal To End Korean War
Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky urges a UN backed commission to seek peace and unity in Korea. American and British officials respond as the U N debates terms for a truce and repatriation of prisoners of war amid calls for immediate ceasefire and foreign troop withdrawal.
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Vishinsky
U.S
Ted Natliy Assembly
Amerean Heurews
U.N Honerdlly
Vinhineks
Deatt
Selwsti Lloyd
Great Britain
Big Power
Bob Acheson
Paninunium
Vishay
Acheson
Prison Mutiny End Foreseen at Menstor State Prison
Acting warden Dixon expressed hope that 222 inmates would end their four day rebellion at Menstor State Prison and release seven held hostages unharmed. Hunger showed effects as guards and held staff faced deprivation since Monday. Three captives had already been freed after 38 inmates surrendered, with Dixon promising to address grievances if the seven guards were released.
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Associated Press
Chester
Til
Guy Sherwood Dixon
Menstor State Prison
Sale Wit
Trinois
Shepwards
Psychiaiete
Dixon
Life of Crosby's Wife Slips Toward Death in Beverly Hills
Dixie Lee Crosby, 40, wife of singer Bing Crosby, remained in a coma in Beverly Hills as doctors expressed little hope for recovery. Bing Crosby and their four sons were at her side, including Dennis and Philip who flew home from college, Gary from Stanford, and Lindsay at 13. Crosby would not appear on his Colgate radio show due to the crisis, and Judy Garland was slated to guest later.
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Beverly Hills
Galt
Dixie Lee Crosby
Bing Crosby
Bing
Dennis
Philip
Washington State College
Gary
Stanford University
Bindsay
Dikle
Bine
Lar mi
Crosby
Colwinia Broadcasting System
Judy Garland
Billy
Ihm
Brand new wave of optimism hits Stevenson Camp
A storm of positive expectations surrounds Stevenson Camp as dairy price talks heat up. Officials scheduled a public hearing on November 18 to address milk price shifts and potential increases. The dispute involves Wilcox dairy groups and local co-ops seeking to set new price schedules effective from October.
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Stevenson Camp
Dom MnUston
Erie County Cour
Hye
Continiasitty
Erwin i Fequesehhe
Dateymen's League Co-operative Association
Exin
Crawford Dairy Co-Operative
Anju Kaon Gil
Chen Ten Et Mie
Missing Youth Probe Sparks Police Hunt Across Areas
Police launch a nationwide search after a missing youth identified as Claus vanishes with a family car. Investigators reveal the teen allegedly forged a signature to buy a drum set for 55 dollars and appeared at a Newark music shop seeking prints consent. Authorities say the youth intended to flee with the money and note his family car and multiple firearms were involved in the case.
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Asaudiaua
Tevet Shah Bisehen
Mbalayy
Hat
Sehen
Youns
Claus
New York
William Sharples
Mas Kaplan
Billy Dorns
Musi
Newark
Polite
Kaplan
Wan Il
Equity: Savings and Loan Association
Bridgette Kurwitz
Minette
Russians Halt Eight U. S. Tanks in Berlin Move
Berlin dispatch reports Soviet authorities halted eight American Patton tanks on a railroad shift through the Soviet zone toward Berlin. The tanks, part of a Sixth Infantry Regiment replacement order, arrived via the Fursian corridor after recent rail shipments. Soviet complaints said the convoy width risked the line and endangering nearby tracks.
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Berlin
Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower In Pennsylvania Rally
A new wave of optimism ran through Gov. Adlai Stevenson’s Pennsylvania campaign crowd as he accused Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower of shifting positions on Korea and criticizing peace talk. Stevenson charged Eisenhower with political maneuvering and said he would go to Korea to end the war, while praising Stevenson's stance and drawing large cheers in Bethlehem and Pittsburgh area venues.
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Associated Press
Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Adlair Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevertson
Nulel
Effeet
Steveraonnis Hanlers
Anghenla
Pittsomish
Philadelphia
Brevenson
Korea
Stevensom
Hisenhower
Rubib
Bethlehem
Ata
Sen
Roberta
Tutt
Ohio
Escaped Prisoner 15 Nabbed in Cincinnati
Obie Gray, 35, an Alabama inmate who escaped from an officer Sunday, was arrested in Cincinnati with his brother in a house. Police, acting on a tip, detained them as they hid in a kitchen area. Gray had fled from Montgomery while serving a sentence for attempted theft and was being moved to Detroit when he escaped.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Obie Gray
Alabama
Gray
Joh
Ay H Lewis
Til Tom
Detroit
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