Reds in Every Security Branch Amplifies Smith Remarks
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Walter Bedell Smith amplified his testimony that Communists likely penetrated security agencies from charwomen to executives. He said he did not know of any in his CIA but stressed vigilance and cooperation with FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover. Eisenhower and Stevenson reacted as campaign tensions rose over the issue.
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Dwight Eienhower
Adair Stevenson
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CIA
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen. Benton
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Sen. McCarthy
Senate
Eisenhower Attacks Truman as Scandal Day Claim
General Dwight D. Eisenhower assailed the Truman administration as a scandal daily regime and said Adlai Stevenson bore blame for the Washington mess. On a South Carolina stop he was introduced by Gov. James Byrnes who endorsed him, citing loyalty to country over party. He forecast a Republican win on November 4.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Eisenhower to use Bedell Smith CIA infiltration claim
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower plans to frame the campaign around Gen Walter Bedell Smith's assertion that Communists have infiltrated every U S security agency including the CIA which Smith heads The claims were made during testimony in Sen Joseph McCarthy s libel suit as Eisenhower targets Democrats on national security during a midwestern tour Stevenson counters that the fight is against Communism not individuals
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Joseph Mearthy
R-Wis
William Benton
I)conn
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Cummins
Charwomen
Truman
Republican National Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
GOP
Arthur E. Summerfield
Eisenhower
United States
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Joseph R. McCarthy
R - Wis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arthur Summerfield
Adlai Stevenson
Truman Attacks Eisenhower On Train Tour In Montana
President Truman assailed Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as endangering the nation with blunders in Europe and warned about Russia’s threat to world peace. He claimed better 1945 advice would have prevented postwar struggles and urged voters to view Eisenhower as a tool of advisers.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Havre
Mont
Mike Mansfield
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Ecton
R-Mont
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Congressional
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Montana
North Dakota
Richard 4. Nixon
State Polio Total Hits New High Mark of 1,245
The 1952 Kansas polio surge reached 1,245 cases by Tuesday with 28 new onsets reported to the State Board of Health. A year earlier 536 cases had been recorded. The previous yearly record was 1,068 in 1946, with county tallies across Sedgwick Butler Barton Kingman Nemaha Barber Crawford Edwards Franklin Jewell Lyon McPherson Marshall Morris Riley Seward Shawnee Sumner.
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Kansas
State Board of Health
Sedewick
Butler
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Nemaha
Barber
Crawford
Edwards
Franklin
Jewell
Lyon
McPherson
Marshall
Moris
Riley
Seward
Shawnee
Sumner
A-Bomb Ore Mining Is a Possibility in Korea
Seoul report says the U S Fifth Air Force believes North Korean ore mines may supply materials for atom bombs. Allied Thunderjets struck a monazite mine west of Sonchon about 25 miles from the Yalu on the Manchurian border. one skip of details remains.
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Korea
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Daily Air Force
Sonchon
Yalu River
Tots Die as Home Burns While Mother Shopping
In Great Bend Kansas Jerry Lee Emerson age 3 and Betty Joe Emerson age 2 perished in a two room home fire on Monday. Their widowed mother Rosalie Emerson was out shopping and another daughter Elizabeth age 5 attended school. The mother lost all belongings in the blaze.
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Great Bend, Kas
Jerry Lee Emerson
Betty Joe Emerson
Rosalie Emerson
Elizabeth
Emerson
Dedication Services for Bible in Lawrence and Baldwin
Two nationwide dedications of the Revised Standard Version Bible are held tonight in Kansas. At Lawrence the speaker is Dean Paul B. Lawson of the University of Kansas addressing First Methodist Church with several area ministers participating. In Baldwin Dr. H F Ebright of Baker University speaks at 7:30 PM at Baldwin First Methodist Church.
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Baldwin
Paul B. Lawson
University of Kansas
First Methodist Church
H. F. Ebright
Baker University
NEW Bible
Luther A.weigle
Harvard School of Divinity
William R. McCully
Thomas Nelson and Sons
New York Closing Averages Slip. Dow Down 0.7
The New York closing average for 60 stocks stands at 106.2, slipping by 0.7 points amid market activity. Investors monitor steady trade and sector moves as prices retreat slightly from yesterday’s levels.
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New York
Stevenson Speech Sparks Telegram Support For Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson urged Americans to stay focused on the fight against communism in a Chicago address. Springfield aides reported the telegram flood as the strongest reaction yet to his nomination acceptance. Messages praised Stevenson, some switching from Eisenhower, while a few criticized the rhetoric as empty.
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Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chicago
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Stevenson
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Dwight D Eisenhower
Ilinois
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Eisenhower
October Cooling Delayed In Kansas Weather Outlook
Topeka report says October will ease heat only modestly with daytime highs about 10 degrees cooler Wednesday and no rainfall expected. The forecast predicts continued fair, slightly cooler conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday with minimums in the 40s to 60s and highs 73 to 90, strongest at Wamego with 96 Monday.
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Five more polio cases rise in Lawrence KU linked
Lawrence reports five additional polio cases within the last nine days, all tied to the University of Kansas. Total Lawrence 13 and county 15. A professor J A Weier and his five year old daughter Ann are improving at home and hospital respectively. Two KU students Gerald E Jones and Robert White are hospitalized in good condition. Dorothy Strickland, wife of a KU graduate student, is also admitted.
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University of Kansas
J. A. Weier
Ann
Tenn. St
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Gerald E. Jones
Eureka
Watkins Memorial
K. U
Robert White
Mission
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Dorothy Strickland
Kansas
Fisher
Douglas
Truman Trip Unique In Politics
President Truman undertakes a sweeping 8,500 mile cross country campaign for Stevenson Sparkman. His cross country train tour will span half of the states with about 78 trainside talks and 11 major speeches, at an estimated cost of 21 250 dollars borne entirely by the Democratic National Committee for the ticket and party candidates.
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Truman
California
White House
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Adlai E. Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Sunflower Ordnance Works rehab halt reaches fifth week
Workers at Sunflower Ordnance Works continue a walkout as Pipe Fitters Local 533 pickets block access and over 1500 rehabilitation staff refuse to cross lines. Regular plant operations remain unaffected while federal mediators schedule another contractor union mediator meeting amid stalled 7 3 cent welfare pay talks.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Browder Taken Again in New Federal Arrests
Communist Earl Browder and his wife were indicted in New York on four counts against Mrs Browder and one against Browder for falsely stating in a naturalization proceeding that she had never been a Communist Party member. Browder, 62, and Mrs Browder, 55, were arrested in Manhattan and Yonkers respectively as FBI agents served the indictment. Maximum penalties could reach 20 years and 12000 dollars for Mrs Browder and five years and 35000 dollars for Browder, though such caps are rarely imposed. Browder previously led the American Communist Party and was once Roosevelt’s ally in reducing his sentence efforts. He had been out of favor since 146 over alleged departures from Marx Lenin principles during World War I.
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Washington
Earl Browder
Roosevelt
American Communist Party
Communist Party
Browder
FBI
Manhattan
Yonkers
U. S
Kansas
Party
Foreign students at Kansas enroll 100 this year
One hundred foreign students attend the University of Kansas this year, a drop of 25 from 1951 52. Forty nine percent are new to the United States, with 59 students new and 20 women. Represented nations include Iraq, Canada, Egypt, France, Germany, Israel, Japan, India, Italy, Sweden, Denmark, and the Saar among 34 countries. Most are in graduate studies and many hold exchange scholarships.
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Donald K. Alderson
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Denmark
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Canada
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France
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Cyprus
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Luxembourg
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Turkey
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Italy
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Alderson
Armed robber eludes 150-man posse near Solomon Kans
A pistol wielding robber fled a large posse two miles west of Solomon after a Monday night theft at Solomon Oil Co. He fired at pursuing officers, including City Marshal Jim Kimball, who shot a tire to stop the car. Loren Lemon, Salina city marshal, alerted deputies from nearby counties and officers from Salina Abilene and the Smoky Hill Air Force Base aided in the chase.
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Solomon
Kas
Solange
Solomon Oil Company
Jim’ Kimball
Kimball
Loren Lemon
Salina City
Saline
Dickinson
Salina
Abilene
Smoky Will Air Force Base
Political activity heats up in Douglas County races
Douglas County Republicans plan 1952 headquarters at 916 Mass. St. Lawrence. Democratic leader Frank McDonald says no headquarters this year with a pre election rally planned for Oct 22 at the Community Building. Both parties seek funds with GOP goal 5208 and Democrats 1000 as interest in Nov 4 elections rises and voter registration nears 10,000 in Lawrence.
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Douglas County
GOP
Mass. St
Lawrence
Don Hults
Republican Central Committee
Frank McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
McDonald
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Abilene
U. S
Lawrence City Hall
Harold Fisher
Daughters of Isabella Story Wins Embarrassing Moment Contest
At a recent meeting in St. Joseph Missouri the Daughters of Isabella held a story contest about an embarrassing moment. A young woman trying shoes mistook the salesman’s head for her knee and quickly pulled her skirt down.
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Daughters of Isabella
State Traffic Deaths Topeka Report 1952-1951 Totals
State Accident Records Section reports 24 hour totals and year to date figures for Kansas traffic fatalities. In the last day the counts are listed, with year to date 1952 at 407 and for the same period in 1951 at 433.
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Topeka
Kansas
Army Previews Atom Field Gun Range of 20 Miles
The Army unveils an 85 ton atomic gun touted as an all purpose weapon able to shift from road to field and fire atomic or standard rounds within about 20 minutes. Demonstrations at Aberdeen proving grounds showed mobility, rapid setup, and a potential 20 mile range for coastal defense against infantry and armor while protecting friendly troops.
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Aberdeen, Md
U. S
Aberdeen
Army
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Injured by Shore Guns Near Korean Port
Eight men were injured when enemy shore guns hit the destroyer USS Cunningham on Sept. 19, Far East Naval Forces disclosed Tuesday. Three seamen required hospitalization, the navy said. Communist shore batteries scored direct hits on the destroyer near Tanchon, a port on Korea's northeast coast.
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Cunningham
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Navy
Tanchon
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