Chinese Reds Launch Major Assault On Triangle Hill
Seven thousand Chinese Reds backed by rockets attacked Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge in a high intensity push. South Korean troops counterattacked on Sniper Ridge and retook Pinpoint Peak in ten hours of brutal fighting. U.S. Seventh Division halted the drive near Triangle Hill as Reds pressed Pike's Peak amid heavy bombardment.
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Seoul
Korea
Triangle Hill
Sniper Ridge
Pinpoint Peak
Pike's Peak
U.S
United Nations
Reds
Triangle Peak
Jane Russell Peak
Attorneys may seek bond release for Mrs Crocker in Wilson murder case
Mrs John L Crocker faces a murder charge for the August 26 pistol slaying of her husband in a Sta tensburg area home. Her counsel indicated she may be released on bond if the Wilson County Superior Court trial is not called this week.
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Wilson
John L. Crocker
Wilson County Superior Court
Rank and File Walkout Looms in Coal Mines Nationwide
Soft coal miners walk off the job by the thousands amid wage dispute with the Wage Stabilization Board. About 300000 workers stayed home as UMW leaders warn of an unofficial nationwide strike while government freezes coal shipments and weighs action under Taft Hartley.
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United Press
John L. Lewis
United Mine
Wage Stabilization Board
United Mine Workers
West Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
UMW
Harlan
Hazard
Big Sandy
WSB
Homer Ferguson
R-Mich
Washington
Truman
Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Pease
Roger Putnam
Archibald Cox
The
Opium Bust Aboard British Tanker Silverdale
Customs agents seized over 1 million dollars in opium aboard the British tanker Silverdale near Philadelphia. The ship’s mutinous crew was detained as 111 pounds of raw opium were found in more than 20 spots. Arrests were made of seamen Ah Toy and Choy Peng. others questioned.
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Philadelphia
D. B. Edgar
Silverdale
Michael J. Bradley
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Gulf Oil Refining Co
Edgar
Bradley
Customs
Ah Toy
Choy Peng
Ah Long Woo
Dan Chon Jong
Singapore
Adley
Edgar Puapootny
Tha
North Carolina Disciples of Christ Convention Planned
The 108th annual state convention of the North Carolina Disciples of Christ will be held in Raleigh from November 11 to 13 with about 1000 ministers and lay leaders expected to attend.
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Raleigh
North Carol Disciples of Christ
Ito
UN Stops Talks Until Enemies After Demands
Tokyo United Nations General Mark W. Clark refuses to resume armistice talks at Panmunjom unless Communist forces drop demands for forced repatriation of prisoners. He says North Korea’s Kim Il Sung and Peng Teh-Huai offered no valid basis for meetings and the talks are at an indefinite recess since October 8.
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Tokyo
Mark W. Clark
Panmunjom
Red High Command
U.N
Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Peng Teh-Huai
Korea
Clark
Reds
UN Diplomats Struggle For Way Out Of Korean Deadlock
UN diplomats press for a formula to halt fighting with a truce and non forcible repatriation while leaving POW and prisoner issues to a studying commission. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky’s venomous remarks spark pessimism about settlement chances. Assistant Secretary Hickerson derides Vishinsky’s rhetoric as lies. Senator Wiley calls the charges evil. A five to seven member panel would study the prisoner issue within the main Political Committee.
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United Nations
N. Y
Andrei Y. Vishinky
U.N
Vishinsky
John D. Hickerson
Sen
Alexanderi Wiley
Wis
General Assembly
Belaunde
Democrats Tie GOP to Hiss in Stevenson Campaign
Springfield dispatch says Stevenson volunteers claim Eisenhower is more vulnerable than Stevenson over the Alger Hiss case. The statement cites Nixon's attacks and notes Hiss's Soviet espionage links, while casting Eisenhower's integrity through his Carnegie Endowment ties.
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Springfield
Ill
Friends
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Illinois
Ihe
Hiss
Richard M. Nixon
Mark Ethridge
Louisville
Courier -Journal
John Hersey
Reinhold Neibuhr
Will Rogers Jr
Ernest Angell
New York
Edith Sampson
Chicago
Herman Dunlap Smith
Edison Dick
Volunteers
Gov. Stevenson
House
Carnegie Foundation For Inter—— Peace
Gen. Eisenhower
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Oan
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Senenaine
Gen
Steven
Panel Rules U S Communists Must Register With Attorney General
A government hearing panel ruled that the U S Communist party is directed and controlled by the Soviet Union and must register with the attorney general under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The panel found the party was founded as a puppet of the Soviet Union and remains so, with aims to install a Soviet dictatorship. The decision, if upheld, would require registration, financial reporting, and labeling of materials, with penalties up to 10,000 dollars and five years in prison for violations. The panel’s findings may be appealed to the Court of Appeals and possibly the Supreme Court.
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Defense Solid Fuels
Charles W. Connor
William Hynes
Rful Umw
Pennsylvania
Washington
U. S. Communist Party
Soviet Union
Subversive Activities Control Board
Red Organization
United States
Soviet America
Respondent
Communist Party
T Movement
Peter Campbell Brown
Kathryn McHale
Justice Cement
Ae Ae Tee
McCuven Res
Communist Action Organization
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Russia
Communist International
U.S
Communist Movement
Truman heads third whistle stop campaign tour
President Truman will embark on a three day whistle stop tour through New Jersey Pennsylvania and West Virginia his next to last campaign swing. He plans speeches in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Pottsville and may answer critics on anti Catholicism and anti Semitism claims. Police estimate over a million people greeted him in New York and Brooklyn. The trip resumes Tuesday with stops in Jersey City Newark Elizabeth and other cities before readings at Reading Wilkes Barre Scranton Williamsport Altoona and Pittsburgh. He returns to Washington Thursday night for a brief rest before a final Midwest tour next week.
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Truman
New Jersey
Pesylvania
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pottsville
GOP
White House
National Welfare Board
Richard M. Nixon
New England
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Brooklyn
Mr. Truman
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Newark
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Camden
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Scranton
Kingston
Williamsport
Altoona
Braddock
McKeesport
Connellsville
Rockwood
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Wheeling
Harpers’ Ferry
Fruman
Midwest
Ten Die In Weekend Violence Across North Carolina
A weekend violence survey reports at least ten deaths across North Carolina including Glenn Sadler a 13 year old Hyde County youth killed by a shotgun discharge Ronald Lanning 18 drowned in the Cullasaja River near Highlands Mrs William W Pennington 69 drowned in a home well Miss Monte Scarborough 50 overdosed in Statesville John Lee Chamberlain 49 died after drinking carbolic acid Hilliard Benoist 34 burned in a house fire Johnny V Adams 26 died from injuries after a car crash near Mount Edith Swafford 40 died in a highway patrol chase Henry Fay Cadell 19 fatally injured in a Moore County curve and a USS Shannon sailor killed near Fayetteville.
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United Press
North Carolina
Glenn Sadler
Hyden County
Ronald Lanning
Waynesville
Cullasaja
Highlands
Lanning
Dry Falls
William W. Pennington
Albemarle
Monte Scarborough
Statesville
John Lee Chamberlain
Durham
Hilliard Benoist
Rockingham
Johnny V. Adams
Rocky Mount
Mount
Edith Swafford
Canton
Weaverville
Henry Fay Cadell
West End
Moore County
Shannon
Charleston
Fayetteville
Four NC family killed in Virginia head on crash
Four members of a Moyock North Carolina family died and three others were critically injured in a two car collision on State Route 70 near Hickory Virginia. The victims were William Mercer 55 Eva Mercer 45 William Mercer Jr 23 and Hazel Mercer 39.
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Hickory
North Carolina
Here
William Mercer
Moyock
N. C
Eva
William Mercer Jr
Hazel Mer‘cer
Missing Franklin teen hunted in rugged Blue Valley terrain
Searchers comb Blue Valley for 16 year old Herbert McKelvey son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McKelvey of Franklin. He disappeared Saturday afternoon after leaving a hunting camp to go squirrel hunting and is the son of a telephone company official.
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Highlands
Blue Valley
Herbert McKelvery
R. E. McKelvey
Franklin
Eisenhower Tackles Bias Allegations on New England Swing
Eisenhower campaigns through Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island on a 30 speech tour to counter Democratic charges of racial and religious bias. He stresses opposition to discrimination and flags Truman's portrayal of him as anti Semitic or anti Catholic amid strategy talks in New York with Adams Cutler Gaugey Warren and Nixon.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New England
GOP
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York
Detroit
Truman
Boston
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sherman Adams
New Ham
Robert Cutler
Gabrie Gaugey
Nixon
Eisen‘hower
Bernard M. Baruch
White House
Baruch
Weather report with overnight lows and sunrise times
The forecast shows a low of 32 degrees tonight and a high of 52 tomorrow. Today’s high reached 55 with a low near 32. Sunset is at 4 pm and sunrise tomorrow is at 6 32 am.
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Weather Bureau
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Chicago
Columbia
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High Point
Jacksonville
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Mobile
Mt. Mitchell
New Orleane
Pty
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Tenner
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Spartanburg
Washington Sree
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