Hurricane May Veer North Off East Coast
A Atlantic hurricane with 110 mph winds moves northwest toward the U.S. mainland 620 miles east of Daytona Beach and 450 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras. Weather officials warn the storm could turn northward and slow, with forecasts predicting continued danger to the lower seaboard.
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Miami
U.S
Weather Bureau
Ilam
Daytona Beach
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Bermuda
Seaboard
United States
Reds Lift Propaganda in Iran Against Oil Plan
Washington reports Soviet broadcasts from a border radio station aimed at Iran denouncing the Truman Churchill oil settlement as imperial plunder. In Tehran five were killed and ten injured as police fired on rioting Communists and anti Communist crowds at a Laden Communist Party weaving factory.
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Washington
Iran
State Department
United States
Britain
Tehran
Semnan
Laden Communist Party
Plastic Lenses Restore Sight
Dr. Harold Ridley reports plastic lenses as a replacement for cataract eyes. Lenses inserted replace clouded natural lenses and attach behind the iris, allowing vision with no distortion. Ridley notes patients gain clear sight soon after bandages come off, with several achieving normal or near normal vision in his series.
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Chicago
Harold Ridley
London
England
International College of Surgeons
Ridley
Tennessee Auto Insurance Hikes Face Mixed News
Tennessee motorists received tentative relief as the National Automotive Underwriters Association proposed about 25 percent cuts in fire theft wind storm and glass coverage saving an estimated 700000 annually. But increases in bodily injury and property damage costs remain under consideration with about 252000 in collision rate hikes also planned. A hearing is scheduled for Monday on early petitions.
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Nashville
Tennessee
National Autosmobile Underwriters Association
M. O. Allen
Allen
Prosperity Note: Shoe Dealer Teases Stevenson in Flint
Flint Republican Fred Elliott teased Governor Adlai Stevenson by pointing to holes in the Democratic candidate’s shoes after his rally. Campaign aide Wilson M. Wyatt defended Stevenson’s frugality and noted past gifts of new shoes were given but unused.
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Flint
Mich
Adlai Stevenson
Fred Elliott
Elliott
Illinois
Mr. Stevenson
Effiott
Washington
Wilson M. Wyatt
Stevenson
Coal Miners Return to Pits as Talks Resume
Thousands of Kentucky and Tennessee miners go back to work after a two day Memorial Holiday extension. John L. Lewis and operators recessed contract talks until next week with some progress reported by UMW officials. About 20 000 District 19 miners had stayed away due to local grievances over welfare fund royalties.
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Harlan
Kentucky
Tennessee
United Mine Workers
UMW
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Lewis’ United Mine Workers Union
Thomas E. Kennedy
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Washington
11 year old boy accused in torch deaths
An 11 year old boy is accused of setting a fire that killed two neighbor children, Lindsey Cunningham age 8 and Mary Louise Cunningham age 12, and seriously burned Esther Cunningham 11. The incident occurred in their attic while the parents were away. Ruth Cunningham 22, the oldest sister, fought the intruder as he hurled kerosene and a paper torch into the attic. Police say witnesses placed the boy at the scene and he reportedly denied involvement.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lindsey Cunningham
Mary Louise
Esther
San Antonio Hospital
Ruth
Jesse Cunningham
Maude Wharton
Maude
Fred Roth
Associated Press
Hel
A. C. Sandoval
Cunningham
Sandoval
Eisenhower Opens Presidential Campaign In Philadelphia
General Eisenhower, elated by his Dixie tour, formally launches his 1952 presidential bid in Philadelphia with a foreign policy address. The Republican nominee plans a sharp critique of Truman foreign policy as he heads to Chicago and Kasson after touring the Solid South with large crowds.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Florida
Miami
Fla
Southland
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Valerie Rae Begley
Adlai Stevenson
Flint, Mich
Associated Press
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dixie
Philadelphia
Truman
New York
Solid South
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Tampa
Birmingham
Little Rock
Eisenhower
South
Chicago
Kasson
Minn
Early Cold Snap Report With Record Low In Nashville
Chronicle notes temperatures dropping across the region with a 41 degree reading in Kingsport and 45s in Asheville. Nashville posted a Sept fourth low near 50 degrees, a record low for the date in 59 years, while parts of the Midwest and New England also cooled.
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Kingsport
Midwest
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Asheville
N. C
New England
North Central
Nashville
Coeburn Miner Sought In Slaying Of Father
Wise and Scott County sheriffs hunted Allan Gibson a 40 year old Coeburn miner wanted for murder after he allegedly killed his father wounded his brother and nephew. Gibson surrendered later to county officers and was to be brought in by an undertaker. The quiet man had shown no prior criminal tendencies.
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Coeburn
Spli
Wise County
Wise
Scott County
Miller Yard
Allan Gibson
Kingsport
Funk
Gibson
No Change Reported In Hull's Condition
Cordell Hull, 80, remained on the critical list at Navy Hospital Bethesda Maryland after being admitted last Friday with coronary thrombosis. Doctors noted some slight improvement but emphasized he remains gravely ill and in need of care.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Navy Hospital
Bethesda
Hull
Gravely i
Kremlin-Linked Labor Union Faces Senate Probe
Senate investigators label the Distributive Processing and Office Workers of America as under Kremlin influence and urge perjury action against officers who signed non Communist affidavits. Arthur Osman of Brooklyn named as a Communist. Osman invokes privilege.
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Washington
Senate
Kremlin
Justice Department
Internal Security Subcommittee
California housewife linked to Chicago kidnap case
Mary Heck McClellan of San Pablo arrived in Chicago after being identified by scientists as the missing Moroney child abducted in 1930. Police and the Moroney family weigh the claim. the Chicago Missing Persons Bureau notes the case remains unsolved. The Oakland Tribune cited possible matching fingerprints blood type and dental records as the basis for the identification.
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Chicago
California
Mary Heck McClellan
San Pablo
Calif
Michael Moroney
Mary Agnes Moroney
Moroney
Oakland
Tribune
Allied Sabres down 12 MIGs in Korea air duels
Fifth Air Force Sabre jets claimed 12 Communist MiG-15s shot down with three damaged in North Korea. One Allied pilot bailed out after instruments failed and fuel exhausted. The action, likely over MIG Alley, followed a raid by American B 29s and B 29s on the Chosen No 1 power plant and came after Typhoon Mary swept the peninsula.
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Seoul
Korea
Fifth Air Force
North Korea
5Th Air Force
Mig Alley
Red Air
Antung
Mancchuria
T Teir
U. N
Harrison Raps Reds Talks Recessed Again
In Panmunjom the armistice talks resumed for 51 minutes then recessed again. Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison urged the Communists to end the fighting, saying there is a widely held belief they seek only camouflage for continued conflict.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
Panmunjom
U.N
William K. Harrison
Harrison
Solunar Tables Lake Levels Reported Thursday
Merckes 16408 appears in a brief lake level note with reference to Thursday readings and solunar tables. The fragment provides limited geographic or organizational context and lacks full details for a complete item.
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Merckes
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Ft. Worth
C. J. Neumann
Jamaica
Mossadegh
Churchill
Reds
Jequal
Edger F. Berman
Mt. &Inet Hospital
Baltimore
Needles Stevenson
Ky.Tenn
Hard Coal Union
United Mint Workers
Thomas Kennedy
Boy
Neighbor Children
Air Force
Gen
GOP
Charge
Union
Marios
Bowry
Mince Bngee
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