Big Red Attack Allies Halt 15000 Reds Near Seoul
Allied infantry repelled a massive Communist assault on two-thirds of the front near Chorwon, with 800-900 Reds killed at White Horse Mountain and about 250 at Arrowhead Ridge. Allied air power hit tanks and bunkers as frontline officers warned of potential renewed attacks toward Seoul.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
White Horse Mountain
Arrowhead Ridge
Chorwon
Reds
William D. Lansford
Los Angeles
White Horse
Arrowhead
Associated Press
Lansford
U. N
Grom
U S Seeks UN Backing for Korea War Effort
The United States plans a General Assembly push for a blanket endorsement of its Korea War conduct to bolster support in negotiations ending the conflict. The session opens Oct. 14 with debate likely on the war, prisoner repatriation, and broader UN backing, including a Mexican asylum proposal for resisters.
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U.S
United Nations
N.Y
United States
United Nations General Assembly
General Assembly
Paris
Panmunjom
U. S
Assembly
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Moscow
Communist Party Congress
U.N
China
North Korea
Washington
Jacob A. Malik
Kremlin
Stalin May Have Shifted Red Tactics
U S officials believe Premier Stalin ordered a major shift in Russian tactics after the Korea setback. They say Moscow may seek to ease tensions with a peace push while warning against any relaxation in U S defense. Acheson urged readiness and rejected Eisenhower’s calls to withdraw from Korea.
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Washington
U.S
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Korea
Free Nations
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
State Department
Dean Acheson
Pittsburgh
Acheson
United States
Russia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Little Liz on Lines and Capitalism in Immigration Debate
A brief quote attributes concern to Little Liz about how people form lines to enter the country and ties the issue to the health of the capitalistic system. The remark frames immigration as a test of economic structure.
Seven Ku Klux Klan sentences on appeal in Fourth Circuit
The Fourth U S Circuit Court of Appeals reviews appeals of seven Klansmen convicted of kidnapping and flogging a North Carolina couple. Sentences ranged from two to five years in federal court in Wilmington North Carolina. Defense calls the flogging an old fashioned church whipping and argues no religious or racial bias. The court did not say when a decision will be issued.
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Richmond
Fourth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
District Court
Wilmington
N. C
Cheeele
L. Brooks
Bert Hayes
Bobby Brooks
Pittman Foy Strickland
Ross Enzor
Horace Strickland
Carl Richardson
Dorothy L. Martin
Ben Grainger
Fair Bluff
State Line
South Carolina
Our Republic
Truman Attacks GOP Record as Ike Campaign Feud Unfolds
President Truman roars at four Republican senators in a Colorado Utah swing while Adlai Stevenson opens a campaign tour. He accuses Eisenhower of surrendering to Taft McCarthy Jenner and Kem and declares the GOP hides a 20 year obstructionist record behind a new candidate. He vows to press foreign and domestic policy battles in a series of depot talks across Colorado and Utah.
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Stevenson
Truman
Adlai
Dwight Fisenhower
Colorado
Utah
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
William Jenner
Indiana
James P. Kem
Missouri
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
Helper
Taft
McCarthy
Jenner
Kemn
Adlai Stevenson
Rifle
Grand Junction
Colo
Denver
Malta
Salida
Canon City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Limon
Akron
Glenwood Springs
Colorado River
White House
Shim
GOP Truth Squad Trails Truman Across Utah
The Republican truth squad accuses President Truman of cronyism and corruption in Utah as his campaign train arrives. Senators announce noon news conference in Salt Lake City and a 2 pm party lunch before a Provo stop, charging the administration with communist neglect and Stevenson as a continuation.
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Salt Lake City
Truman
Utah
Republican Party Workers
Provo
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Sen
Homer Ferguson
New Spud Shortage Warning From Agriculture Department
The Agriculture Department warns housewives of a possible potato shortage next spring due to bad weather reducing Maine and late crop yields. Farmers are storing fewer spuds, demand remains strong, but early crop states may offset losses with increased plantings. Prices for canned peas and asparagus are expected to shift, while canned corn should be lower.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Maine
Toms
Agriculture ‘Department
Stevenson Accuses Ike of Comforting Soviets in War Economy Claim
Gov Adlai E Stevenson denounces Gen Dwight D Eisenhower in Saginaw Michigan arguing that labeling American prosperity as war born comforts the Soviet Union. He contends the economic strength has persisted since the Korean crisis despite defense spending and attacks Republican promises. The speech, part of a five day Pacific Northwest tour, will be televised and radiocast at 10:30 p m EST on CBS.
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Saginaw
Mich
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
America
Soviets
Stevenson
Pacific Northwest
Eisenhower
Philadelphia
Detroit
CBS
Fr Eisenhower
Child's Heart Stops Beating Ten Minutes
In Cleveland at St Luke's Hospital a two year old boy Demetrius L Morgan was found with a piece of orange lodged in his windpipe. Surgeons performed two operations, the heart stopped for about ten minutes and then restarted. Despite initial recovery he died early today.
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Cleveland
St. Luke'sospital
Demetrius L. Morgan
Demetrius
Lonnie
Johnny Ray Loses Cadillac In Nightclub Parking Lot
Singer Johnny Ray reported his new Cadillac was stolen from a nightclub parking lot, leaving him upset as police investigated the incident.
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Hollywood
Johnny Ray
Rail line shutdowns debated by Utilities Commission
The Utilities Commission revisited Southern Railway request to discontinue passenger trains 111 112 between Goldsboro and Greensboro, a matter first heard about ten months ago amid conflicting figures from the Post Office Department and the railroad over operating losses. A Greensboro area farm official faults OPS meat price ceilings, urging removal to ease costs for housewives amid alleged cattle and lamb price declines. A Greensboro report claims the Middle District probation system saves taxpayers over two million yearly, with per probationer costs far below prison expenses and a sizable annual saving.
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Raleigh
Southern Railway
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Utilities Commission
Post Office Department
John L. Osteen
Osteen
Parole Board Recommends Release for Wilson County Man
Raleigh authorities recommend immediate release for Henry Melvin 38 of Wilson County who faced assault and robbery charges and was due for February release. They also favor cutting by one year the 18 to 22 year sentence of Eugene Mc Laurin 47 of Durham for larceny after a counted aid counterest in a highway safe-cracking case.
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Raleigh
Henry Melvin
Wilson County
Eugene McLaurin
Durham
Embezzler from Charlotte Post Office Is Sentenced
George Hall Wood superintendent of the North Charlotte branch U S Post Office was sentenced to two years in Federal prison for embezzlement and forgery He allegedly embezzled mail funds and forged a government check Judge Wilson Warlick presided in Raleigh.
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Charlotte
George Hall Wood
North Charlotte
U. S. Post Office
Wood
Wilson Warlick
Marines on trial in Greenville murder case
Two Marines from Camp Lejeune faced trial in Pitt Su rier rt for the slaying of Greenville night patrolman Jesse Mills 50 on the night of August 16. Herman J Socie Jr 19 of Fulton New York and Frederick L Porcelli 20 of Jersey City New Jersey were charged with murder. Porcelli admitted firing the fatal shot that killed Mills.
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Greenville
Lejeune
Pitt Surier
Herman J. Socie Jr
Fulton
N. Y
Frederick L. Porcelli
Jersey City
N. J
Jesse Mills
Reenville
Guy Langston
Porcelli
Mills
Governor McKeldin to address Kiwanis convention delegates
Maryland Governor McKeldin was to speak to about 1 000 Kiwanis delegates and their wives at the closing session of the 32nd Carolinas District convention in Arlotte. The event also featured a section of officers on the program and special awards for outstanding achievements from clubs the prior year.
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Arlotte
R. McKeldin
Maryland
Eisenhower Attacks Truman as He Tours Pacific Northwest
Ike headlines a 28 state drive with seven talks in Washington and Oregon. He ridicules Truman as a demagogue and outlines his plan for Western water power development through local state federal partnerships. He opposes a federal Columbia Valley Authority and advocates a new interstate body with equal state and federal influence.
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Truman
Washington
Oregon
Ore
Land, Ore
Seattle
Eisenhower
Civic Ice Arena
Columbia Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley Authority
Sration
The
Valley Authority
Washington, D. C
Brannan
Flue-cured tobacco prices rise overall with Border Belt drop
The Federal State Market News Service reports that flue-cured tobacco prices moved higher yesterday except in the Border Belt where losses ranged from 1 to 5 dollars. Leaf and nondescript grades fell most while quality held steady and sales volume was light. Lake City, South Carolina will hold its final sale tomorrow.
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Raleigh
Border Belt
Federal State Market News Service
Lake City
S. C
Weather Forecast Details for Tonight and Tomorrow
Tonight's low temperature is not specified with a forecast of 58 high for tomorrow. Today's high reached 60 while last night's low was 65. Sunset is 5 26 p m and sunrise tomorrow is 6 21 a m.
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