McCarthy accuses Stevenson of left wing ties at Chicago event
Senator McCarthy charged Adlai Stevenson and associates with long left wing links citing a Communist Worker article and listing figures tied to pro Communist groups. He praised the document as proof and assailed Stevenson’s conduct in Italy and at Northwestern University while naming supporters and allying organizations.
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Beaufort County Man Appeals Death Sentence to Supreme Court
LaFayette Miller a 22 year old Beaufort County Negro asked the State Supreme Court to review his death sentence for the shotgun slaying of a young white farmer. Miller says his constitutional rights were violated. prior appeals failed in lower court and with Gov Kerr Scott.
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Negro Baptists open state convention in Charlotte
The 85th annual General Baptist Convention of North Carolina opens with Dr. A. B. Johnson of Raleigh delivering a keynote on Co labors with God. The Board of Missions meeting in Charlotte advances plans for the convention, led by Rev. R. Boone of Wilmington with Dr. J. T. Hairston of Greensboro as missions board chairman.
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Manners Overlaw: Rogers Cleared in Button Incident
In Asheville Joe Rogers was freed of assault charges after Willie Jones testified Rogers yanked off a Stevenson button, broke it, and scattered pieces. Judge Sam Cathey called it bad manners and dismissed the case, with solicitor Will Hampton deeming the act near sacrilege.
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Former Army Secretary backs Eisenhower in presidential race
Kenneth Royall, speaking in Charlotte, said he would vote for Dwight Eisenhower because he is the only Democratic nation leader the Kremlin both fears and respects. Royall noted he had never voted Republican before but would do so if Eisenhower was nominated.
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Quaker Group Shifts Halloween Plan to Clothing Drive
Greensboro based American Friends Service Committee reduces vandalism by keeping children in costumes while they collect clothing for needy overseas. The organization will oversee shipping of the collected garments.
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Rocky Mount to host 43rd North Carolina League of Municipalities meet
City Manager L Williamson said municipal officers will gather in Raleigh November 9 to 11 for the 43rd annual conference of the North Carolina League of Municipalities. Williamson, president of the league, said the two day session will include discussion groups where city governance specialists address officers.
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Accident Kills Candor Man In Highway 211 Collision
Samuel McKenzie 39 of Candor dies when his pickup collides with a car on Highway 211 near Eagle Springs as his truck reportedly attempts a U turn. Car occupants Melvin D Wells 44 and Mally Wallace 42 injured while returning home from Raeford. Coroner Ralph Steed confirms cause of death.
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Reds Storm Allied Lines on Sniper Ridge
About 700 Chinese Reds attacked Allied positions on Sniper Ridge under a bright moon, with 500 more striking Heartbreak Ridge and Tangled Ridge. U N and Marines counterattacked, destroying a Chinese regiment and retaking outposts as heavy bombardment raged along the central and western fronts.
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U S Await Vishinsky UN Speech on Korea Charges
The United Nations waits for Russia's Andrei Vishinsky to reply to the American indictment on Korea. His aides say he will be ready tomorrow as the General Assembly debates Korea and suspends further action until his rebuttal. The American delegation denies rumors of behind the scenes talks with the Soviet bloc.
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Local fishermen report terrific bluefish run at Carolina Beach
Fishermen at Carolina Beach describe a terrific bluefish run with trout also striking. Blues vary from small to very large while most trout are two pounds or larger. Virtually all fish are caught on plugs.
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Truman Attacks GOP Tactics On Campaign Trail
President Truman assails Republican smear tactics and McCarthy endorsements as dangerous to rights and liberties. He accuses the party of using Joe McCarthy style fear and character assassination to win votes and urges voters to ignore Me too promises and defeats.
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Miners Return to Work After Walkout Ends
Most of the nations 375000 soft coal miners returned to work following John L Lewis’s call to end the week long protest. District officials reported mines resuming operations across several states and unions pushing for the full 190 a day wage increase while government stabilizers weighed next steps.
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Sparkman denounces McCarthy speech as smear in Stockton
Democratic vice presidential candidate John Sparkman called McCarthy's exclusionary address a pathetic smear. He accused Eisenhower of political maneuvering over Korea and farm policy, saying top leaders have already gone to Korea and warning of global reaction to the McCarthy embrace.
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Leads In Battle Of the Bolt Prominent Democrats Back Ike
United Press reports Eisenhower leads Stevenson in a spot check dubbed the battle of the bolt. Several Democratic figures declare support for the Republican candidate including three governors Allan Shivers James Byrnes and Robert F Kennon plus Price Daniel John Stelle Lloyd Stark Walter Sillers and Byrnes further states loyalty to country over party. South Carolina independents push electors for Eisenhower amid tidelands debate and Harvard Accent attack. Daniel hints a Stevenson Texas vote would be read in Washington as approval of the administration on tidelands.
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French Hold War Council in Tunisia Over Terror Campaign
In Tunis, French authorities met in a council of war to plan measures against a rising campaign of bombings shootings and sabotage by nationalist groups seeking home rule for Tunisia. The dawn to dawn conference reviewed recent attacks that killed one Frenchman and injured soldiers and civilians while causing extensive damage.
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Stevenson Garners Massive Harlem Ovation in 1952 Campaign
In New York Harlem greeted Gov Adlai E Stevenson with a loud show of support as he attacked Eisenhower over Korea policy. He urged unity and warned against political posturing in the war, planning stops in New Jersey cities before a Madison Square Garden address broadcast nationwide by Dumont and CBS. Police estimated about 200000 attended the rally and torchlight parade.
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Still No Sure Vaccine To Prevent Polio
Washington reports the Medical director of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says no vaccine exists today that can be safely used on a large scale to prevent polio. Dr Hart Van Riper notes a Johns Hopkins dead virus vaccine is too dangerous and may trigger allergic encephalitis, with Gamma Globulin offering only limited help.
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Eisenhower Says He Has Not Changed Since Campaign
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower told reporters at Queens Borough Hall that he has changed in no way since the campaign began. He said his views on national issues remain the same as four years ago and defended his Korea plan while scolding Democratic critics. The event was part of a three way New York City swing to win the state’s 45 electoral votes with Gov Thomas E Dewey riding along.
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Weather Report Shows Temperatures and Sunrise Times
Official records list high and low temperatures across multiple cities for the 24 hour period ending 7:30 am. Charlotte reports 40 degrees high and 26 low with 0.00 rainfall. sun sets at 5 29 pm and rises tomorrow at 6 39 am.
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