U S Officials Lose Hope in Iran Oil Negotiations
Washington officials say Premier Mossadegh shows no interest in the Truman Churchill plan to restart talks on Iran’s oil nationalization. Two Iranian allies arrive soon, Hussein Makki and Allahyar Salih, but officials fear a Communist takeover and expect Mossadegh to reject the proposal.
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Germany
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Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
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Stevenson to Watch Self on TV Campaign Show
Illinois Governor Adlai E Stevenson will view a 30 minute program titled Campaigning With Stevenson from the governor's mansion. The NBC telecast at 8 30 p m CST features excerpts from his major addresses since winning the Democratic nomination.
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U.P
Adlai E. Stevenson
Governor’s Mansion
Stevenson
NBC TV
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Illinois
Pleasant Wisconsin fall weather trends across state
Cool and pleasant autumn weather prevailed across Wisconsin and Kenosha with daytime highs in the 70s. The weatherman forecast mostly fair cooler conditions tonight and a slightly warmer Tuesday. Yesterday’s high at the Sewage Treatment Plant reached 81 and the low 60, while today at noon readings were 71 at the plant, 78 at Nash Motors, and 74 downtown Kenosha.
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Kenosha
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Stevenson says Taft has taken over Eisenhower campaign
Gov. Adlai Stevenson told reporters in Springfield that Sen. Taft has assumed control of the Eisenhower campaign. He warned voters will be alarmed by the Republican shift and discussed budget cuts, end of his Vatican ambassador proposal, and his view on Sen. McCarthy’s Wisconsin primary win.
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Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Nurse Slain In Car Outside Chicago Home
Elizabeth Brett a 21 year old nurse at Wesley Memorial Hospital was shot to death in a parked car outside her home. Doctor Ira Tresley with her described the gunman as about 5 feet 7 inches tall, slender, sloppily dressed, and fled on foot after the fatal shot. Police circulated a sketch and sought the killer as they investigated the apparent holdup and noted Brett planned to teach nursing in Evanston.
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U.P
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
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Okla
Evanston
Double-Duty Dyes Make Fabrics Both Water-Repellent
Dr. Clyde C. DeWitt of Michigan State University told the American Chemical Society that an accidental spill led to dyes that color fabrics and repel water. The dyes increase wool water repellency by 60 times and cotton by 12 times, without changing fabric texture, with first uses in awnings tents and umbrellas and potential clothing applications.
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N. J
American Chemical Society
Clyde C. DeWitt
Michigan State College
DeWitt
Planes Blast Targets Near Manchuria
United Nations Sabrejets scored a sharp air victory over the Communist air force near Manchuria and Hoeryong Korea. Nine MiG-15 jets were shot down, one possibly destroyed and two damaged. The September MiG tally rose to 42 destroyed, three probably destroyed and 33 damaged. It was the F-86s best day since September 6, with earlier success.
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Korea
U.P
United Nations
AFL Chief Urges Vote Power to Dump Taft Hartley
William Green opens the 71st AFL convention urging 8,098,000 members to mobilize political and economic power to repeal Taft Hartley. He predicts labor will be a deciding factor in November and calls for unity with CIO leader John L. Lewis. Delegates expect AFL endorsement of Stevenson.
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New York Central Trades and Labor Council
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Lewis Huddles With Committee Before Coal Strike
John L. Lewis meets with a 200-man policy committee as a possible coal strike looms a week away. The United Mine Workers contract with Northern mine owners expires Saturday, with the first large-scale stoppage possible next Monday if no deal is reached.
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Ike Says Issues Are Not Laughing Matters
President hopeful Dwight D. Eisenhower chastised jokes by Adlai Stevenson during a Fort Wayne stop. He warned audiences that political quips are no laughing matter as he frames Korea and global liberty as serious issues in the campaign.
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Eisenhower Special
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Brief Case Burglar Held in Chicago After 100 Break-Ins
A 21-year-old Negro veteran Morris B. Washington known as the brief case burglar was arrested after police noted his car weaving through traffic. He admitted to breaking into about 100 homes, mainly Japanese American residences, to finance a $60 daily heroin habit. He used a tape measure and a “television repairman” card to mislead neighbors. Detectives praised him as one of Chicago’s most capable burglars and traced many robberies to his careful, methodical approach. Washington reported he needed the pace to afford drugs.
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Washington
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Frank Greene
Polio Claims Second Kenosha Victim of Year
Robert Johnsen aged 21 of Somers township died at Kenosha hospital as Kenosha city and county report 32 polio cases this year including a 7 year old girl a 9 year old girl a 9 year old boy and a 28 year old man. Johnson born June 18 1931 in Kenosha worked at H R Kelsey Welding and Engineering and belonged to Grace Lutheran church.
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Chicago
Cook County Health Department
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Tenney Accepts VP Nomination From Christian Nationalist Party
Los Angeles State Senator Jack B. Tenney former chairman of the California senate committee on un American activities accepted the nomination for U S vice president with a speech in the Biltmore hotel ballroom before a crowd last night.
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Jack B. Tenney
California State Senate Committee On un-American Activities
U. S
Gerald L. K. Smith
Christian Nationalist Party
Tenney
Biltmore Hotel
Kenosha Pilot Earns Kill Credit in Korea
Maj Jackson Saunders credited with damaging a Red MiG-15 over Korea. His wife Laurinda Saunders listed at Hys 41 and 50 in Kenosha County.
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Kenosha County
Sabrejets Strike Sinuiju in Major Manchurian Clash
U S Navy pilots report heavy air fighting as F-84s bombed Sinuiju on the Yalu near Antung. Sabrejets claimed multiple MIG kills across twelve dogfights from 30,000 feet to treetop level. Bombs flattened an oxygen plant and damaged a distillery and hemp factory.
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Korea
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Richmond
Clifford D. Jolley
Salt Lake City
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Johns M. Nicholls
Hemmington Road
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England
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Apt
Peter B. van Brussel
Chicago
MI6
Government relaxes credit rules for housing and construction
Washington reports the government suspended emergency credit controls on private residential and commercial building and eased down payment limits on government guaranteed or insured homes. In West Germany Sennelager, half a million Allied troops from Britain, Canada, the Netherlands and Belgium began large postwar maneuvers.
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UPI
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McDonald Named Director of National Production Authority
Secretary of Commerce Charles Sawyer announces Richard A. McDonald of San Francisco is appointed director of the National Production Authority. He succeeds Henry H. Fowler who moved to head the Office of Defense Mobilization.
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National Production Authority
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Richard A. M.donald
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Henry H. Fowler
Office of Defense Mobilization
Morse Won't Attend Ike AFL Talk Without Details
Sen. Wayne Morse announced he will refuse to appear with Dwight D. Eisenhower before the AFL unless he knows what the general plans to say to the labor group. Morse said he seeks clarity on the address before joining Ike at the convention.
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