Stevenson Announces 14 450 Mile Campaign Itinerary
Adlai Stevenson outlined a 14 450 mile campaign itinerary spanning 24 states from October 12 to November 4. The schedule features major speeches on Communism and government corruption, national radio and TV hookups, and a Madison Square Garden rally. Campaign aides expect strong grassroots support and emphasize issues discussed in September. Senator Fulbright says Southern pro prosperity message could be effective.
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Truman Greeted by 3500 In Local Whistle Stop
President Harry S. Truman greeted a crowd of about 3500 at a whistle stop in Niles as Margaret Truman joined him on the observation platform during a campaign train stop. Democratic leaders, local officials, and state student representatives waved as placards and posters drew attention.
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Eisenhower Denounces Truman Charges in Northwest Speech
Eisenhower called Truman's claims about dam projects and labor losses "pure bunk" as he rallied 7000 to 8000 supporters in Spokane. He praised Washington state's GOP ticket led by Gov. Langlie and outlined reclamation programs guided by local wisdom while promising more projects if elected.
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Truman Rebukes Critics in Utah Speech at BYU Fieldhouse
President Truman defended his administration against critics of its moral character in a speech at the Brigham Young University field house. He said many accusations reflect cron yism and politics, pledged to hire the best qualified people, and noted past appointees have served with distinction. A large crowd attended the open-air event in Provo, with tens of thousands more lining routes and campus grounds.
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Soldier Writes Home From Korea in Urgent Plea
A Fay Bash Air Force sergeant stationed in Korea writes to The Daily Review publisher Fred Massey seeking letters from home. The 22 year old serviceman, about 5 ft 6 in, 180 pounds with blue gray eyes and dark brown hair, is stationed at APO OIMN and will be home in six weeks. He asks for correspondence from Halifernia readers to ease isolation and loneliness aboard.
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Malenkov Assails US War Drive at Soviet Congress
At the opening of the 19th Soviet Community Party Congress Georgi Malenkov pledged the USSR would strengthen defenses and not attack the West while charging the United States with arming for war. Molotov echoed fears of a world war as Malenkov warned against imperialist plans and cited bases in allied nations.
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Chicago Elevator Strike Ends After Six Days
Chicago elevator operators Local 66 AFL and building managers reached a settlement ending a six day strike. About 500000 downtown office workers regain elevator service as wages and hours are adjusted over 18 months. The union had demanded a 40 hour week with no pay loss from the prior 48 hours.
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Two Injured In Highway 40 Collision Near Here
A nighttime crash on Highway 40 injured two people including 54 year old Mrs. Rose Amaral and three year old Diane Smith. Amaral suffered a broken leg while Diane Smith received abrasions and was treated at St. Paul’s in Liverhore.
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Rally in 7th Delivers Close Yankees Victory in Series
The New York Yankees beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 3-2 to even the World Series at three games apiece. Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle hit homers, with a seventh inning sequence featuring a balk by Billy Loes and a Raschi grounder that caromed off Loes to score the tying run, setting up New York’s decisive moment.
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No Calls Lead To Girl’s Injury in Hollywood
A stenographer allegedly admitted stabbing her boyfriend’s half sister multiple times. Marie Kastenbacher, 24, was held on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after a reported attack in Hollywood Washington. The victim, Georgia levdi, 53, was treated for chest and hand wounds at a city hospital.
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Mobilization Near Point of End in Defense Production
Defense mobilization chief Fowler reports the United States has the option to slow military production and boost civilian output as resources expand. The quarterly review, titled New Resources Bring New Opportunities, notes renewed opportunities to raise defense or civilian production, with no fixed recommendation as security goals may shift by 1954 amidst Cold War pressures.
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Major Fires Under Control After Massive Blaze Spectacle
In Sacramento area the largest fire burned east of Mt. Hamilton in Santa Clara County, scorching over 8,000 acres before containment last night. A second blaze south of Monterrey was controlled by 1500 hours as crews fought amid extreme heat and dry conditions. Overall about 20,000 acres burned across the region with more than 25 smaller fires deterred by firefighting efforts and arson investigations ongoing.
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Rita Hayworth Says She Will Divorce Prince Alyhan
Paris reports Rita Hayworth plans divorce after alleged betrayal and financial strain. She cites Alyhan’s gambling and big game hunting while she works in Hollywood, and seeks custody of their daughter Yasmin. Ma dame Blum confirms discussions with New York attorney on Paris custody matters.
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NBC Workers Walk Off Over Integration Plan
Washington area NBC employees from IATSE and local technicians staged a five hour walkout in Washington and an hour in Los Angeles. The action halted Meet the Press and Colgate Comedy shows from airing as unions complained of a plan to integrate NBC radio and TV operations.
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