Eisenhower Draws Big Crowds on New England Campaign Swing
Dwight D. Eisenhower toured New York and Massachusetts drawing large crowds. At Harlem breakfast the general urged a living Constitution through a universal religious faith. He pledged direct access for complaints and toured with Mrs. Eisenhower amid performances by Fred Waring and a chorus that premiered Jimmie Dodd's song Mamie.
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Truman Warns Labor Against Republicans in Pennsylvania
President Truman warned that a Republican victory would drive labor back to slavery, citing two depressions and millions unemployed under GOP rule. He addressed 17,000 in Wilkes-Barre and 15,000 in Scranton, urging labor groups to back lawmakers protecting workers’ rights. He accused Eisenhower of misrepresenting the Social Security Act as bipartisan.
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Six Hospitalized After Salisbury Building Explosions
Six men were hospitalized with first and second degree burns after four blasts in a faulty oil furnace in the Rouzer Building downtown Salisbury. Fire Chief Burkett cited a faulty ignition system. three firemen and three civilian workers were burned. All six were reported out of danger.
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Hearing resumes on White Transportation fare request
The State Utilities Commission will resume a hearing in Raleigh on Friday regarding White Transportation Co. and its plea to raise local fares from 10 cents to 15 cents or eight tokens per ride. The case centers on whether the company may adjust tariffs for local service.
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Stevenson Says Eisenhower Com pletely Confused on Foreign Policy
In Indiana Gov Adlai E Stevenson accuses Republican nominee Eisenhower of being completely confused on foreign policy as he campaigns at Notre Dame. He claims the GOP stance on civil rights and anti communism is unclear and criticizes Jenner isolationist views while highlighting Catholic social justice and Democratic foreign aid support.
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Virginia
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North Carolina Highway Bids Total 2.59 Million
State Highway Commission reviewed bids totaling 2,589,784 for 16 highway projects across 17 counties. Chief Engineer W H Rogers Jr said bids were generally satisfactory and 251,315 below estimates. canvass of low bids planned tomorrow. Free dental care expanded at UNC Dentistry School with weekly bus visits from Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County for exams X rays and emergency treatment for white and Negro students.
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Chapel Hill
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Roanoke Rapids
Halifax County
John C. Brauer
School of den Dentistry
Textile Alumni Meet Set at NCS College in Raleigh
North Carolina State College will host the third annual Textile Alumni conclave this Friday and Saturday with officials expecting more than 200 attendees. Speakers from textile mills, research agencies, and the college School of Textiles will review the latest developments in textile technology.
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North Carolina State College
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New NC Academy of General Practice Installs Officers
Dr Amos N Johnson of Winston Salem elected president of the North Carolina Academy of General Practice succeeding Dr H Duckett of Canton. Dr Johnson and new officers were installed at the closing session of the annual convention. Other officers include Dr Wayne J Benton Greensboro resident elect Dr Richard Bright Jr Salisbury vice Marshall and Dr W A Sams Marshall delegate to the American Academy of General Practice.
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Asheville to host 1953 NC Library Association meeting
Asheville earns the 1953 North Carolina Library Association biennial meeting site with events set for October 22 to 25 following a Durham executive board decision. The 1951 convention took place in Greensboro. The State Grange concluded a three day convention emphasizing water resources and irrigation for farm income growth.
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Institutes Schedule for Handicapped Children in North Carolina
A series of institutes for handicapped children begins in Northrolina on October 29 and runs through the period. Albin Pikuts, executive director of the North Carolina Society for Crippled Children, says the meetings aim to help all persons working with handicapped children and to clarify parents' understanding of their problems.
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Northrolina
Albin Pikuts
North Carolina Society For Crippled Children
Christmas Tree Auction Opens in North Carolina
The Christmas tree season starts in North Carolina with a U S Forest Service auction of 9000 spruce and fir trees at Carvers Gap near Roan Mountain tomorrow where buyers will gather to bid.
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Weatherman Reports Unseasonal Lows Across Carolinas
The Associated Press notes an autumn shock as Mt. Mitchell dropped to 29 degrees while Asheville registered 16 and Columbia 23, the coldest in the South Carolina capital. Spartanburg stood at 30 as warm air moved in, frost lingered, and sun later helped lift temperatures.
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Charleston
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ROK Troops Recapture Sniper Ridge After Intense Battle
South Korean forces repelled a heavy Chinese assault on Sniper Ridge at Central Front. Nine hours of fighting saw the Reds seize The peak briefly before the ROK counterattack reclaimed the high ground by mid afternoon. Allied aircraft faced weather delays as Sabre jets and MIGs clashed near the Yalu.
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Byrnes Attacks Stevenson Trumanism in South Carolina Rally
Gov James F Byrnes denounces Adlai Stevenson as a vehicle for Trumanism saying Stevenson would be under Truman influence if elected and urging support for Eisenhower. He highlights Korea as a key issue and argues peace depends on changing leadership in Washington. Byrnes recalls introducing Eisenhower in Columbia on Sept 30.
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Storm Stirs Caribbean as Coast Guard Hunts for Two Missing Boats
A new Caribbean storm prompts a Coast Guard search for two missing boats as a Northeaster lashes Florida. Reports say winds near 58 mph, high tides flood coast, and several vessels are in distress with three seamen dead.
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New Method For Loaning U S Money
Washington outlines a shift in how the United States will fund the proposed European defense army. Instead of direct support to each member nation, American aid and defense equipment would be channeled through the Central Defense Authority to France Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg. Officials say safeguards will ensure proper use of funds as six nations seek to ratify the European Defense Treaty this winter.
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United States
Weather outlook: temperatures to rise with little rain through Oct 25
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Raleigh predicts a slow temperature rise and minimal rainfall through October 25 as the peak season winds down.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Warren Opens South Swing With Charlotte Stop
Warren stops in Charlotte on the first leg of a five day tour through the South. He meets with state and local Republican leaders and plans a Savannah, Ga. speech that night.
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Little Hope Lewis Calls Miners Back to Pits
Washington reports government and industry leaders doubt John L. Lewis will end the 350,000 soft coal miners strike. Miners walked out after a wage board cut 40 cents from a $1.90 raise, with no formal union authorization. Lewis accuses the board of pilfering money from miners and rejects vacations pay as a workaround.
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Front line soldiers to rotate as 36 point rule ends
Gen. Mark W. Clark announced that front line soldiers in Korea with 36 points will be rotated at the end of October while others must reach higher point totals. The plan adds shifts in personnel across Korea, Japan, and Okinawa to balance replacements from the United States and maintain unit efficiency.
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United Nations Faces Korean War Debates in General Assembly
The 60 nation First Committee plans to set priority on Korea and disarmament while also weighing South Africa’s racial discrimination charges and Tunisian Moroccan colonial disputes. Dean Acheson leads U S push for a Korea armistice on U N terms as Britain and France hedge on sponsorship. The Eastern Western blocs vow no compromise and clash over inviting Chinese and North Koreans to the debate.
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Weather figures show chilly night and mild turn
The forecast calls for a low of 82 tonight and a high of 72 tomorrow. Today’s high reaches 68 with a low of 25 recorded last night. Sunset is at 5 46 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow is at 6 34 a.m.
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