Chaplin Barred From Returning to the United States
Washington orders Charles Chaplin kept out of the U S until a hearing decides his admissibility under immigration laws. The 63 year old British born star travels to Europe with his family aboard the Queen Elizabeth en route to London for The Limelight premiere and a six month vacation. He faces scrutiny over suspected leftist ties and past Mann Act allegations.
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Charles Chaplin
Europe
United States
Atty
Gen. McGranery
Justice Department
Chaplin
England
U. S
Associated Press
Harry Crocker
Oona O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
London
McGranery
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Joan Berry
Miss Berry
Chaplin Long
Congress
Los Angeles
Lloyd E. Wright, Jr
Reds Repulse UN Thrust At Old Baldy
Chinese Communist forces beat back a UN patrol and seized a crest on Old Baldy hill amid heavy fighting in Western and Central Korea. Eighth Army reports losses of about 300 on the two attacks at Finger Ridge and Pukhan River fronts, with UN planes burning enemy positions and several Allied aircraft downed or damaged in the week.
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Korea
Old Baldy Hill
Old Baldy
U. S. Eighth Army
Chorwon
Panmunjom
Eighth Army
Reds
Pukhan ‘River
Sinchon
Haeju
Suiho
Yalu
Reclassifying 11 000 South Koreans as civilians
The United Nations command announced that about 11,000 South Koreans held as prisoners of war have been reclassified as civilian internees and will be released starting Oct. 1. They are the last of roughly 38,000 POWs being returned to the Republic of Korea, a six week process with no planned inclusion in future repatriation to the Communists.
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U.P
United Nations Command
Republic of Korea
South Korea
Korea
Madison 13 000 Registration Expected at UW
Madison Wisconsin fall semester registration at the University of Wisconsin was expected to reach 13 000 today. Enrollment totalled 11 872 Friday night with sign ups open until noon and late registrations allowed without penalty through next week.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Still Hope To Head Off Coal Strike
Washington D C John L Lewis heads toward midnight contract expiry with northern soft coal mines as a strike threat looms. Talks with Bituminous Coal Operators Association president Harry Moses seemed close though denied by Moses. An agreement could raise daily pay about 1.80 and add a 0.10 per ton welfare fund, with many mines ready to operate and avoid a walkout.
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John L. Lewis
Northern Soft Coal
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Harry Moses
Northern
The
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Moses
Moses Group
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Stevenson Endorsed by Delegates at CIO Rubber Workers Meet
Delegates to the CIO United Rubber Workers 17th annual convention yesterday unanimously endorsed Gov. Adlai Stevenson for the presidency in Asbury Park New Jersey.
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WU P
CIO
United Rubber Workers
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson’s Son Receives Marine Commission at Quantico
Gov. Adlai Stevenson presented his son Adlai III with a marine corps commission at Quantico amid a 602 officer graduation ceremony. Stevenson urged the new lieutenants to pursue the future, noting Korea’s fighting as part of a broader effort against Soviet aggression.
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Adlai Stevenson
Adlai III
Marine Corps
Stevenson
Richmond
Eisenhower Defends Nixon Amid $16,000 Fund Debate
Eisenhower backs Nixon against graft charges as the $16,000 private expense fund issue prompts calls for transparency. Nixon pledges to use the money for anti corruption efforts while Stevenson and Democratic leaders demand full disclosure of contributors and uses.
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Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
GOP
Pasadena
Calif
Atty
Dana C. Smith
Smith
Nixon
California
New York Central Settles Its Dispute
A strike threat on the eastern division of the New York Central railroad appeared ended today after three unions settled a two year dispute with the railroad. Details of the agreement reached yesterday at Cleveland were not revealed.
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NUP
New York Central Railroad
Rainions
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Stevenson urges wait for all Nixon facts before judgment
New York Gov. Adlai Stevenson says it would be wrong to condemn Sen. Nixon until all facts are known about a $16,000 fund from wealthy backers used to influence the senator. He has not joined others calling for Nixon to withdraw, though Democratic leaders have urged resignation. Stevenson returns from a Connecticut Massachusetts tour claiming strong reception and good prospects in New England.
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George D. Aiken
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Karl Mundt
South Dakota
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Aiken
Senate
Hugh Butler
Nebraska
William Knowland
Omaha
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Knowland
Honolulu
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Nixon
GOP
Democratic National Committee
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New England
First frost hits scattered Wisconsin towns
The first frost of the season hit scattered sections of Wisconsin early today with a chilly weekend ahead. Tonight and Sunday look mostly fair, but the area should stay cool with light frost possible. Lows near 34 to 42 and highs 58 to 65. Nash Motors State read 53 this morning, downtown Kenosha 60.
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Wisconsin
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Battle Forest Fire Rages in Arapahoe National Forest
A force of 275 men fought a forest fire in the Arapahoe National Forest about 20 miles south of Idaho Springs Colorado. Firefighters planned to use bulldozers to help contain the blaze and bring it under control.
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Colo
Arapahoe National Forest
Here
Vote Fraud Lead Found Opens New FBI Files Case
House investigators gain permission from Attorney General James McGranery to inspect allegedly deleted FBI documents tied to the Kansas City vote fraud case. Rep. Claude Bakewell cites J. Edgar Hoover on orders to remove material years ago, while Chelf and Keating say missing documents may alter planned hearings.
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U.P
House
Kansas City
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
FBI
Claude S. Bakewell
R.mo
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom C. Clark
Bakewell
Hoover
Clark
Supreme Court
Mg¢Granery
Frank L. Chelf
Dky
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
Chelf
Keating
Smoke Overcomes Student at UW Madison
A University of Wisconsin student Liane Hurwitz 18 Milwaukee was overcome with smoke during a fire at Hampton House dormitory Friday. She received oxygen then returned to the dormitory after a Madison hospital rest and was reported in good condition. The fire began from an overheated basement incinerator. Only smoke damage was sustained. two rooms had floor tearing to reach the flames, according to Assistant Fire Chief William Lynaugh.
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University of Wisconsin
Liane Hurwitz
Milwaukee
Hampton House
Madison Hospital
William Lynaugh
Chicago Judge Denies Touhy Handbook Claim in City Hall
Circuit Judge Thomas J. Courtney rejected former Prohibition era figure Roger Touhy’s testimony that he ran a handbook in Chicago City Hall while serving as sergeant-at-arms. He called Touhy’s statements groundless and tied the case to past crimes and gang conflicts centered on Al Capone.
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