Reds Push UN Off White Horse Mountain
Chinese forces seize White Horse Mountain crest amid savage fighting with South Korean troops. UN Sabre jets shoot down six MiG-15s while Allied air and ground actions continue across Chorwon and Pukhan River fronts.
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White Horse Mountain
U. N
White Horse
Chorwon Road
South Korea
Chorwon
Red
Tron
U. S. 2Nd Dviision
T-Bone Hillutch
Reds
Pukhan River
ROK 3Rd Division
Panther
Marine Air Group 33
Pyongyang
U. S
Fifth Air Force
Air Force
Keyserling Denies Red Reports
Washington UPI Leon H Keyserling denied reports that an ex Communist identified photos of his wife as a girl seen at Red meetings in 1929 Crouch admitted he could not positively identify Mrs Keyserling Keyserling and his wife say they have never been sympathetic to Communists Keyserling also said Crouch told a 1951 story intended to involve him and that McCarthy circulated the same tale earlier this year
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Leon H. Keyserling
Pht
Keyserling
Red
Crouch
Maapleten
Uist Thiese
Sen
Joseph R.) McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Sen. McCarthy
North Carolina urged to maximize federal funds for welfare
North Carolina welfare officials say the 1951 assisted program fails to draw full federal matching funds and is hard to administer under the Social Security Act. Dr. Ellen Winston, welfare commissioner, spoke in Fayetteville. In Charlotte, Citizens for Eisenhower leader Jessie Page Jr. says the group is independent with no party ties and notes Gov. Kerr Scott's remarks on Democratic leaders’ defections.
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Fayetteville
North Carolina
Ellen Winston
General Assembly
Charlotte
Jessie W. Page Jr
Citizens For Eisenhower
Republican Party
Kerr Scott
Democratic Party
Page
Public Health Association awards honor at Asheville convention
The North Carolina Public Health Association will hear committee reports and elect officers to close its annual convention in Asheville. Dr. Ernest A. Branch of Raleigh received the Carl V. Reynolds Award for outstanding individual service in public health, while Orange County won the merit award at the banquet last night.
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Asheville
North Carolina Public Health Association
Carl V. Reynolds
Ernest A. Branch
Raleigh
Orange County
Chairman Fired in Asheville Over Ballot Theft Probe
The State Board of Elections dismissed Ned Anderson as Polk County elections chair after an investigation found apparent gross negligence related to the theft of about 350 ballots during the June 28 runoff primary. A new chairman will be appointed in the next day or so.
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Asheville
State Board of Elections Today
Polk County Elections
Ned Anderson
Charles M. Britt
State Board
Anderson
Britt
Union loses election at Landis textile mills vote totals
Workers at Corridor Mills voted 390 against joining the Textile Workers Union of America, CIO, with 144 in favor amid 12 challenged ballots. Linn Mills showed 167 in favor, 421 against, and 18 challenged votes. CIO and AFL efforts followed a July walkout over vacation bonuses. Keene’s name dropped from AFL talks.
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Landis
Landis Textile Mills
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
Corridor Mills
Linn Mills
AFL
Keene
Asheville physician leads bipartisan drive for Republican ticket
A Murphy, Asheville physician named as chairman of the North Carolina Professional Committee for Eisenhower and Nixon seeks support from doctors, dentists, engineers, lawyers and other professionals. The group plans an aggressive statewide campaign to elect the Republican woman for president and vice president.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Murphy
North Carolina’s Outstanding Doctor 1952 Named
Dr. William McKinley Roberts chief surgeon at North Carolina Orthopaedic Hospital Gastonia received the 1952 state outstanding doctor award from President Truman’s committee on National Employment for the handicapped. The presentation occurred at the opening session of the State Orthopaedic Association convention in Chapel Hill as part of National Employ the Handicapped Week.
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Chapel Hill
William McKinley Roberts
North Carolina
Train Crash Toll Reaches 106 with Five Americans Among Dead
Eng British Railways reports 106 dead in Wednesday triple train crash in Harrow. Five victims remain unidentified including five Americans among the deceased.
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Harrow
Eng
British Railways
Tiriple
Truman Sees Stevenson as Civil Rights Champion in Harlem
President Truman told Harlem voters Adlai Stevenson will bring courage and energy to civil rights, accusing Eisenhower of backing a hardening filibuster and Dixiecrat ties. He praised Stevenson and urged support for a Democratic Congress, recalling his own civil rights push and the 1948 reception at Dorrance Square.
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Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Harlem
Dorrence Square
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
South
Eisenhower
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
New York City
Dorrance Brook
Tlon Truman
Jackson County
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sen
Lehman
Wagner
Boston Court Grants New Trial in Delaney Case
House investigators fear a Boston appeals ruling could hinder Congress scrutiny of tax corruption. Denis W. Delaney, ex IRS Boston collector, won a pretrial publicity appeal delaying his trial. Rep. Kean warns the decision could erode investigative powers and delay risks of conviction.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Boston
Denis W. Delaney
Internal Revenue
Delaney
House Ways and Means
Robert W. Kean
New Jersey
Ways and Means
Congress
Kenneth B. Keating
New York
House Judiciary
Justice Department
Nationwide Coal Strike Looms Over Wage Board Decision
Cincinnati AP John L Lewis signals a nationwide bituminous coal strike could follow if the Wage Stabilization Board rejects recent raises. Up to 3,000 UMW delegates debate next steps at the quadrennial convention while 600,000 miners stand ready to walk out if the contract terms are not approved by the WSB.
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John L. Lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
United Mine Workers
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UMW
U.S
Alan T. Goldsberry
WSB
Miners’ Welfare Fund
UMS
UMWA
AFL
CIO
America
United Labor Movement
Smith to be sentenced Monday in manslaughter case
Francis Duval Smith was found guilty of manslaughter and hit and run in the traffic death of 13 year old George Rainey of Pomona. A Guilford Superior Court jury deliberated about an hour and a quarter before convicting him on both counts. The judge can total up to 25 years on these charges. Smith also faces a 10 year term for conspiracy and bribery linked to his former lottery activities. The case is under appeal to the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Greensboro
Francis Duval
George) Smith
Guilford Superior Court
Frank Armstrong
Smith
George Rainey
Pomona
North Carolina Supreme Court
Roosevelt Jr Endorses Truman At Harvest Festival
In Nash County North Carolina Rep-D Roosevelt Jr urged support for President Truman defending high taxes and a strong defense. He contrasted with Eisenhower and Taft urging readiness to pay taxes now to prevent World War III. About 5000 attended in rainy weather with Harold D. Cooley and Gov. Kerr Scott also speaking.
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Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Eisenhower
United States
Taft
Patt
Ny Freedom
Auta
Harold D. Cooley
North Carolina
Kerr Scott
Republicans target North Carolinas 10th District race
In a high stakes contest, Republican Charles R. Jones of Lincolnton campaigns in North Carolinas 10th District against Democratic Rep. Hamilton Cooley. Jones, backed by prominent GOP figures, highlights a two party shift while Democrats rally behind Rep. Jones and warn of national implications if Republicans gain House control.
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Charles R. Jones
Lincolnton
Hamilton Co. Jones
Charlotte
Gen
Eisenhower
Jones
Rep. Jones
Morganton
R. L. Doughton
Congress
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
South
House
North Carolina
Harold D. Cooley
House Agriculture Committee
Jams Care T. Durham
Armed Services Committee
Graham A. Barden
Education and Labor Committee
Rep
C. B. Deane
Banking and Currency Committee
Charles A. Jones
Adlai Campaigns in Florida on Corruption and Civil Rights
Adlai E. Stevenson pledged to ruthlessly root out government corruption if elected president. In Miami he tied local cleanup in gambling scandals to actions he took as Illinois governor and urged action from Washington. He defended civil rights and opposed state ownership of submerged coastal lands while noting Democratic gains under past administrations.
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Miami
Fla
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Florida
New Orleans
Washington
Stevenson
Bay Front Park
Washingon
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Isiana
States Rights
Witnesses Called In Marine Trial
The state called more witnesses in Greenville as Camp Lejeune marine Frederick L. Porcelli faces a murder charge in the fatal shooting of police officer Jesse E. Mills. Taxi drivers Stokes and Alligood testified Mills spoke with them before entering an alley where three shots were fired.
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Greenville
N. C
Camp Lejeune Marine
Frederick L. Porcelli
Sey City
N. J
Jesse E. Mills
W. Eee Peeee
Herman J. Socie Jr
Alton
N.Y
Porcelli
W. J
H. Wooten
Leve Pf
Raymond Stokes
Sam al
Stokes
Mills
Alligood
Eisenhower Denounces Tax and Spending Policy in Salt Lake City
IN SALT LAKE CITY Gen Dwight D Eisenhower railed against the era of divide tax spend and rule as he campaigned for a middle of the road presidency. He argued for balance between security and liberty while criticizing Truman era excess and urging a return to a centrist path. He planned a Denver stopover before a Southern drive focusing on Texas with Rep Hugh Scott endorsing his growing conservative support.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Texas
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
GOP
Eisert
Eisenhower
Salt Lake
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Truman
Sealiae
France Seeks World NATO Extension to Free Nations
Informed sources say France proposed extending the North Atlantic Pact to include all free nations. A memorandum to NATO dated Sept 22 urged Middle Eastern and Far Eastern peers join the Atlantic powers to pool economic and military resources against Communism, easing burdens on the United States in Korea and France in Indochina.
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France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Korea
Indo- China
Weather figures show modest temperatures and tides
Tonight's low expected near 45 while tomorrow's high tops 66. Last night’s low reached 47 and today’s high was 66. Tidal times indicate sea set at 101 p.m. today and rising at 6 28 tomorrow.
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