Truman and Stassen Trade Charges Over Korea Vote
President Truman and Harold Stassen clash on radio and TV over Korea casualties and Chinese Communists. Truman labels isolationists within Republicans as inviting communist aggression. Stassen accuses Truman of mismanaging foreign policy as U.S. casualties rise in Korea.
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U. S
Korea
Stassen
New Haven
Conn
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Congress
Truman
Republican Party
University of Pennsylvania
Army May Draft More Than Originally Planned
Washington reports that Chinese troops in North Korea may push the U S Army to exceed the planned 140 000 draftees in the first quarter of next year If confirmed by MacArthur headquarters the draft could rise to about 45 000 per month through January February and March The issue centers on expanding the draft to maintain a larger military force with debates over utilizing older eligible men and married men without children and potential congressional action to modify age or veteran provisions
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North Korea
U. S
Pentagon
MacArthur
Laos
Selective Service Headquarters
Truman
Lewis B. He
Selective Service
Congressional
Hershey
Elevators Barred From Truman Campaign Visit In St Louis
At the Jefferson hotel in St Louis security kept a public elevator for the presidential party and denied access to Democratic National Chairman William M Boyle Jr reporters identified Treasury Secretary Snyder and Sidney W Souers before entry. Senator Wherry condemned Trumans St Louis speech as pie in the sky and warned of Korea risk. Minnie Benfield 68 died in a Statesville crash and six others were hospitalized. Carmen Torresola 21 faced her cell with hunger speculation amid husband killing claims. Air India Constellation search continued as planes from four nations scouted Geneva airspace.
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Jefferson Hotel
Democratic National
William M. Boyle, Jr
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Snyder
Sidney W. Souers
National Security Council
Boyle
Washington
Wherry
R-Neb
Truman
Korea
T V Rochelle Dies Suddenly At His Home
Talmadge Vernon Rochelle known as Johnny to friends dies at his High Point home after a thrombosis ends a week of illness. Funeral at Koonce Funeral Home chapel with Rev W Arthur Kale in charge. Interment Oakwood Memorial Park. Survived by three sons and a sister. Born Feb 15 1880s in Durham, he built High Point’s furniture industry, leading Globe Parlor Furniture as president from 1933 until death.
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Oakwood Memorial Park
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YMCA
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Miss
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Charles Rochelle
Alfred Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Talmadge Vernon Rochelle
Durham
C. Ward
Corinna Dickson Rochelle
Point
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Trinity College
Duke University
N. C. State College
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Globe Parlor
UN Lifts Its Diplomatic Ban On Spain
The United Nations voted to lift its four year ban on Spain’s diplomatic ties and allow Spain to join UN specialized agencies. The roll call stood 38 in favor with 10 against and 12 abstentions, leaving final entry decisions to member states and agencies.
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Assembly
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Sime
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Sweden
Eduard Goldstucker
Czechoslovakia
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John J. Sparkman
Voters to decide many offices in North Carolina election
North Carolina voters face a broad ballot on Tuesday electing two U S senators 12 congressmen four state supreme court justices 11 superior court judges a state insurance commissioner and local officials including sheriffs with limited opposition from Republicans. Democratic leaders express confidence as Republicans predict surprising gains in key districts.
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Congress
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Rebels Give Up Amboina
Jakarta reports Amboina, capital of the rebel South Moluccas regime, has fallen to Indonesian forces. Vice minister Ali Boediardjo says the capture effectively collapses the rebel government though guerrilla resistance may continue in the region. Indonesian troops landed at Amboina on Sept. 28 and occupied the town yesterday.
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Indonesia
Amboina
South Moluccas
Ali Boediardjo
Spice Islands
Celebes
New Guinea
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Army Expands Counter Espionage Force Across Service
The army reveals a new set of counter intelligence tools and a planned expansion of the counter intelligence corps CIC to meet Korean War demands and later rearmament. Maj. Gen. John K. Rice discusses aims to prevent espionage before it occurs and to keep army secrets secure amid rising foreign agent activity.
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Elton C. Fay
Fort Holabird
Mad
John K. Rice
CIC
Ures
Europe
Mary
Counter Intelligence Corps
Rice
Chinese Communist Forces Enter Korea Estimated at Three to Six Divisions
UN troops defended a new northwest battlefront as Chinese Communist divisions, possibly three to six, reportedly entered Korea from Manchuria to oppose U.N. forces. Officers cited Manchurian entry, with additional Chinese units in northeast and northwest sectors, while U.S. and allied units fought to widen and hold lines around Unsan, Kunu and Changjin reservoir.
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Associated Press
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Korea
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Manchuria
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U. S S
Changijin
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Stio
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Chongchon River
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C River
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First Cavalry Oi
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Sudong
Changjin Reservoir
Red China Issue Is Explosive Potentail War Fears Rise
The Korean war deepens the crisis as officials estimate Chinese Communist forces number up to 75 000 in Korea and China launches new propaganda against the United States. British and UN concerns grow over possible Chinese intervention and the risk to world peace looms at Lake Success as the Security Council awaits MacArthur's report and Russia veto.
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