Ike Maintains No Deal Stance On Campaign Promise
Dwight D. Eisenhower told about 4000 in Manchester New Hampshire that he remains a no deal man and has made no commitments to win backers for his presidential bid. He used his Manchester stop to attack the Truman administration and press for jobs and small business growth while noting Morse’s suggested high public life post and denying any anti-Catholic or anti-Semitic accusations.
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Rotation Of Soldiers Is Slowed
Washington report says Korea bound GI’s face longer overseas tours as the October rotation points rise from 36 to 38. Front line service earns four points monthly, with varying points for forward areas, other Korea postings, and Japan. Gen. Mark W. Clark and Gen. J. Lawton Collins note manpower strain and ongoing rotation policy, with November decisions pending.
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Chinese Fail in Attempt On Ridge
Chinese battalions charged Snipers Ridge under rain and fog but failed to reach hand grenade range of Republic of Korea 2nd Division defenders. U.N. forces attacked Iron Horse Mountain and Triangle Hill amid dense clouds. both sides suffered and reserves remained in place.
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Truman denies saying Eisenhower is anti Catholic and anti Jewish
President Truman rejected charges that he called General Eisenhower anti Catholic and anti Jewish and criticized Republican endorsements of senators who backed McCarran immigration laws. He insisted his Friday speech contained no such accusation and reaffirmed his critique of GOP endorsements.
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Truman blasts GOP lies on communism in New Jersey
President Truman labeled Republican claims of softness toward communism an outrageous falsehood. He accused the GOP of using mass money and propaganda to push a big lie as he campaigned in Jersey City and Newark, urging voters to see through fear tactics while contrasting civil rights positions with Eisenhower.
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Record low temperature in Raleigh hits 29 degrees
Raleigh registered a low of 29 degrees early today, the coldest temperature ever recorded in October in the city. The reading underscores an unusually chilly start as autumn weather shifts through the region.
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Pilot in Corsair crash is rescued after river landing
A Marine Corps pilot forced to crash land his F-4U Corsair in the Pasquotank River was treated for abrasions and shock. Coast Guard crews brought the unidentified flyer to safety near Elizabeth City. the plane was salvaged. In Winston-Salem, Forsyth Democrats will decide on P Huber Hanes resignation over Eisenhower support and loyalty pledge interpretations.
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North Carolina Hatcheries Report Record September Chick Crop
Raleigh dispatch: NC commercial hatcheries set a September record by producing 3,583,000 chicks. The Federal State Crop Report Service said September chick crop was up a percent from last September and above the 1946-50 monthly average.
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Brewster to Address Western NC GOP Rallies
Senator Owen Brewster plans two Republican rallies in Western North Carolina this Thursday and Friday. The first is the 11th District GOP gathering in Rutherfordton, followed by a Ninth District event in a nearby locale. Both meetings are sponsored by the Young Republican Clubs of the districts.
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Barkley to Speak at Charlotte Rally With Hoey
Vice President Alben Barkley will speak at a Charlotte rally Friday night in the arena. Rep. Jones will introduce Sen. Hoey to the assembly as a torchlight parade winds through the city before the event.
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Warren to Briefly Stop in Charlotte en Route to GOP Speech
Governor Earl Warren of California is expected to make a brief stop in Charlotte tomorrow on his way south to speak at Republican events. GOP Chairman Ernest Morgan says several state party leaders will greet him.
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Damage suits arise from fatal Raleigh crash
A car truck collision that killed seven near Raleigh last year led to damage claims totaling 172700 in Wake County Superior Court. Harold W. Hinton borrowed his father s car with five teenagers aboard, was said to be racing at 90 miles per hour when he struck a truck driven by S E Rose. All seven occupants died.
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Tar Heel editors expect Stevenson to carry North Carolina
North Carolina editors, in a second AP survey, predominantly favor Adlai Stevenson over Dwight Eisenhower. They estimate about 60 percent for Stevenson and 39 percent for Eisenhower, with 1 percent undecided, and note varied county results including six newly counted counties and two Mecklen burg disagreements.
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Stevenson Sets Out On Final 12 State Campaign Tour
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson launches a final 12 state whistle stop tour aimed at winning New York's 45 electoral votes. A Springfield rally drew about 5 500 as Stevenson defended farm programs and attacked opponent positions. He plans a major address in a studio television appearance and rebroadcasts on CBS and radio to reach the New York Herald Tribune Forum.
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United States Demands UN Probe of Germ Warfare Claims
The United States urged the United Nations General Assembly to back an impartial on the spot investigation into charges of germ warfare by U S forces in Korea. The resolution, to be considered by the Steering Committee, follows Soviet claims and a call by Dean Acheson to join the 1925 Geneva Protocol.
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Coldest Fall Spell Grips Carolinas With Frost and Subfreezing Readings
The Associated Press reports a coldest fall spell hitting the Carolinas with heavy frost and subfreezing temperatures statewide. Mt Mitchell fell to 12 degrees, Clingmans Peak 11, Charlotte 30, Spartanburg 29, Greensboro 28, Asheville 18, Raleigh 27, Columbia 34, and Charleston 40 as the cold weather persisted with forecasts for continued chilly conditions inland and along the coast.
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Railroads Lay Off Workers as Coal Strike Spreads
The coal strike widens unemployment with 322,000 miners idle. Railroads including Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western cut hundreds of jobs. Virginian Railway may lay off 600 shop workers if the walkout extends. Wage dispute trips pay, while UMW leaders urge return to work amid scattered violence and plant-level slowdowns.
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Truman names Oswald to lead Civil Aeronautics Board
President Truman designates Oswald as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board in Washington. Ryan becomes vice chairman, succeeding Donald W. Nyrop who recently resigned.
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Rail line cutback approved by utilities board
The State Utilities Commission ordered Atlantic Coast Line Railroad to abandon 457 feet of a secondary track at Elliott and 250 feet at Malmo not used for traffic in the past year.
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State Road Commission sets bids for 61.2 miles of work
The State Road Commission opened bids for 16 counties totaling 61.2 miles of construction. Low bids will be reviewed at the commission's next regular monthly meeting.
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Weather forecast steam shows mild swing and sunrise
Tonight's low is 26 degrees with a high of 60 tomorrow. Today reached 50 and last night dropped to 28. Sun sets at 5 47 PM and rises at 4 33 AM tomorrow.
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