Truman Renews Onslaught Against Gen Eisenhower
President Truman campaigned in Hartford Connecticut declaring the 1952 election linked to bread and butter and world peace. He attacked Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower for abetting Sen Joseph McCarthy’s big lie about Gen George C Marshall and urged voters to consider the stakes beyond a ballot.
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Acheson to Present Moderated U S Korea War Position
Secretary of State Dean Acheson will deliver a measured U S briefing at the United Nations on Korean war policy. The speech aims for a restrained review without pressure for a quick truce or hard proposals, signaling a softer U S stance amid stalled peace efforts and regional diplomacy.
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Russia
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Andrei Gromyko
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Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Iran Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Britain Over Oil Row
Mossadegh announces Iran will sever diplomatic relations with Britain after failed oil settlement talks. He says ties remain friendly and urges Britain to align policies with current world events. Fatemi to deliver notice. Britain insists on full compensation for nationalized AIOC assets and rejects Mossadegh's terms.
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Tehran
Murder trial set for Workman in Rockingham court
In Rockingham County Superior Court during the October term Jessie Lee Workman faces a murder charge in the shotgun death of his uncle Walterildress. Court officials released the details today.
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Jessie Lee Workman
Rockingham County
Workman
Walter
Ildress
Lay
Stevenson Sets Fire To Campaign
Democratic nominee Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned vigorously in California denouncing Eisenhower over his “crusade.” He accused Eisenhower of flip flopping positions, praised Governor Earl Warren, and mocked Nixon’s calls for investigation while criticizing Nixon’s handling of the Alger Hiss case.
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Hiss
Democrats May Quote MacArthur to Counter Eisenhower
Democratic strategists study Gen. Douglas MacArthur testimony to the Senate last year, hoping to use his statements against Eisenhower’s charges of bungling in Korea. They argue MacArthur’s views on manpower and leadership could bolster campaign arguments about war strategy and readiness.
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Eisenhower
United States
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America
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Asia
South Korea
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D-La
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Trial of two youths for elderly carrier killing nears verdict
In Asheville a jury is seated for the case of Isaac Rollinson Jr. and Carl Williams both 19 and 20 charged with the pistol slaying of John B. King 73 on Sept 8 King delivering the Asheville Citizen was killed The state rested its case and Williams defense plans no witnesses while Rollinson's side presents testimony on mental deficiency.
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Isaac Rollinson, Jr
Carl Williams
John B. King
King
Williams
Rollinson
ABC liquor sales in Raleigh dip after tax hike impact
State ABC Chairman Robert Winston reported North Carolina liquor sales for September totaled 5,278,697.75 dollars. He noted an increase in excise revenue of 174,040.80 dollars or 3.4 percent despite a federal tax hike last November.
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Raleigh
ABC
North Carolina
Robert Winston
Cotton Growers Elect Raleigh Officers
The North Carolina Cotton Growers Association re elected its officers at a quarterly directors meeting. Officers named include T. B. Upchurch Jr of Raeford as president W. W. Andrews of Goldsboro as vice president M. G. Mann of Raleigh as general manager GG Daleigh as treasurer and coe secretary R. H. Broome Jr and W. F. Ramseur of Raleigh as assistant secretaries.
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Raleigh i
North Carolina Cotton Growers Association
T. B. Upchurch, Jr
Raeford
W. W. Andrews
Goldsboro
M. G. Mann
Raleigh
Pan
GG. Daleigh
Coe
R. H. Broome, Jr
W. F. Ramseur
Raleigh bus service bent on resuming after M B sale
Raleigh officials say Burlington City bus service may restart Monday if M and B Transit Lines agrees to sell its rations, with Southern Coach Co of Durham attempting to buy M B assets. A hearing before the State Utilities Commission was held yesterday to discuss the move.
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Burlington
M & B Transit Lines
State Utilities Commission
Southern Coach Co
Durham
Boys confess to derailing train switch near mill siding
Two nine year old boys admitted sending an eastbound passenger train onto a mill siding after breaking a lock on the switch. Sheriff Moore said the train cleared the cyclone fence and came within reach of the loading platform, warning it could have been one of Alamance County's worst tragedies.
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C. H. Moore
Moore
Alamance County
Democratic rally echoes in Randolph County protest scene
Reports from Asheboro describe a Randolph County rally where speakers urged citizens to oppose campus abuse and vilification. Keee Smith criticized name calling and defended Gen Dwight Eisenhower's service while voicing concerns over mob action and support for Republicans.
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Repen
Randolph County
Keee Smith
Smith
Dwight Eisenhower
Mocra
Engineers elect Davis and Raleigh officers at ASCE meeting
The Carolina section of the American Society of Civil Engineers elected P. D. Davis of Durham as president during a one day meeting held here yesterday. Raleigh residents E. B. Rice Fadum and J. F. Pou were chosen for top posts and secretary treasurer respectively.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
P. D. Davis
Durham
Raleigh
E. B. Rice
R. EF. Fadum
J. F.pou
Ike Moves Campaign To East
Dwight D. Eisenhower shifted his campaign eastward after a 28 state, 16 day swing aimed at boosting turnout before the November 4 election. He planned a packed schedule with stops in Hackensack and Paterson New Jersey and a 10 day drive through New England New York and Pennsylvania. He praised TVA while urging regional cooperation and denouncing opposition claims of fiscal threats.
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Dead Baby Body Helps Save Second Child in Transplant
In Chicago a 28 year old mother expresses gratitude to the donor of her stillborn baby's body whose breastbone and ribs were used to save her daughter Linda Wetzel whose heart was outside her chest and missing rib ends. Surgeon Saul Mackler performed the delicate transplant using the donor bones to reconstruct Linda’s chest and heart enclosure.
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Chicago
Werner Wetzel
Linda Wetzel
Triangle Hill and Pinpoint Hill Battle On Korea Front
February reports from the Central Korean Front describe brutal fighting on Triangle Hill and Pinpoint Hill. U.S. Seventh Division crews defended positions, repelled Chinese assaults, and cleared key terrain while Allied air and artillery targeted Chinese routes and fortifications. Chinese casualties exceed 2,500 with hundreds more missing as the clashes continued.
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Sniper Ridge
Papa-San Mountain
U. S. 7Th Divisio
Toa
Epe
ROK
O Farnell
Triangle
Boat May Be In Trouble Off Coast
The Coast Guard waited on further signals as the 45 foot ketch Miru with six aboard may be in distress off the Carolina coast. Ham operators report loss of contact after the Miru aimed for Morehead City while Harvard University asked for a location check. The voyage from Wellington New Zealand to Boston included Dr Thomas R A Davis his wife two sons Neil Arow and Bill Donovan and two other men.
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Morehead City
N. C
Fred DeMotte
Daytona Beach
Fila
Thomas R. A. Davis
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Wellington
New Zealand
Boston
Harvard
Miami
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Callao
Peru
Panama Canal
Florida
John
Tim
Neil Arow
Christ Church
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Bill Donovan
Red Shell Kills Seaman Aboard Ship
AP reports a Communist shell killed one seaman aboard USS Perkins with seven additional deaths in a prior list from a task force 77 invasion mock near Wonsan. Wounded were taken to a cruiser for hospital care as carrier planes reportedly went down but pilots were saved.
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Navy
Wonsan
Warren Franklin
United Press
United States
Iran Break Helps Reds Says U.S. Officials
Washington officials voiced regret over Iran Premier Mossadegh's plan to cut diplomatic ties with Britain. They argued the move will benefit Communists but stressed it will not end oil dispute talks and that the United States will pursue a settlement for both sides.
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Iran
Mossadegh
Washington
Abadan
United States
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
U.S
Weather outlook with mild temps and sunset times
The forecast shows a low of 40 tonight and a high of 65 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 68 with a 34 degree low last night. Sunset is 5 49 pm today and sunrise tomorrow at 6 28 am.
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