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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1952

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Eisenhower backs McCarthy in Wisconsin rally pairing

At Appleton and Green Bay Eisenhower publicly endorsed Senator McCarthy for re election, asserting a unified Republican ticket is needed to govern. The two leaders avoided standing together on stage amid acknowledged differences, while pledging to rid government of subversives and incompetents.

Eisenhower Special Joseph R. McCarthy Dwight D. Eisenhower GOP Appleton Eisenhower McCarthy Wisconsin Senate Congress Green Bay Sen Executive Department

Truman Praises Oregon GOP Senator Morse on Liberal Record

President Truman lauded Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon for resisting Eisenhower and defending liberal stances, while criticizing the Republican Old Guard. He also cited Sen. William Langer of North Dakota as noting he owes nothing to the party. Truman spoke aboard the presidential train during Oregon stops en route to California, praising Morse as one of the finest liberals he has known.

Truman Wayne Morse Oregon Dwight D. Eisenhower Senate William B.anger North Dakota Klamath Morse Old Guard California Shasta Dam Redding Eisenhower Sen Taft

Texas Escapee Slain In Colorado River

An escaped nude patient from Austin State Hospital shot Officer B K McFarland in a fashionable Austin area and terrorized hundreds before police killed the gunman in the Colorado River after a running battle. Claude Jackson, a 28 year old Negro, fled south with the officer’s .44 revolver and was shot dead amid river rocks. The injured patrolman, 25, joined the force in February.

Austin Texas Austin State Hospital Colorado River B. K. McFarland McFarland State Hospital Claude Jackson Colorado

Seal Beach Bans Draw Poker in Special Election

Voters in Seal Beach, at the Airport Club on Coast Highway, approved banning draw poker by a 781 to 223 vote after a record turnout of 1 473. The ban takes effect May 20, 1953, affecting William Robertson’s license to operate at the Airport Club. Two propositions split the ballot. the decisive measure bars draw poker in Seal Beach.

Seal Beach Airport Club Beach City Williami Robertson Coast Hwy Sea Beach Good Government Horace Losch Norman Kellogg Proup Loseh Robertson

Clearances for Weekend Sections Listed in The Daily Chronicle

The notice outlines where to find various features in the newspaper. It lists sections such as Beach Combing on Page B-6 and Classified Ads on Pages B-9 108-15, along with Bridges and Editorials on specified pages. Abbreviations denote page designations.

Loukoute Southland

Two Candles and a Memory at Savannah Table

In Savannah a corner table will be reserved Saturday night with two candles marking a memorial for Logan and Mary Roe. The couple, married two years earlier at that table, shared their courtship there before Mary died of cancer. Roe, now a merchant mariner, phoned from New York and sent a $5 bill to cover expenses. the bill’s proceeds go to their church.

Savannah Logan Mary Roe Mary Roe New York

Dodgers Beat Yankees 5-3 in World Series Game Three

Preacher Roe pitched steadily as Brooklyn's Dodgers beat New York 5-3 to take a 2-1 series lead. Yogi Berra hit a homer for the Yankees and Berra and Mize drove in runs, but Brooklyn's ninth inning rally and Rosy Roe's shutting down the Yanks secured the win before 66,698 at the stadium.

New York Arro al Rizzuto Collins ThobSain Preacher Roe Brook Mantle Ollyn Southpaw Wendling Yankees Bauer Yogi Berra Johnny Mize Martin Dodgers Roe Gorin Yankee Hene Brooklyn Ieee E McDougald Berra RBI Lopat Robinson Reese Pafko Mize Furilic Snider S—Bauer Tom Gor- Brooklyh New York & BB Cox The Yanks Brook- Hodges Rizzuto Baner Jyn Tollaway Woodling McDougald Ng ‘Bulie Aings Gorman R&er Iy Trust Nott Boveri Larry Fankers Rizautn Elaimed Babe Pinella Amr Art Passarella Shen Seale Dusty Boggess Jim Honochick Ice Bone Colas Settice Campanella Mantis Patko Snider Mt Atale Eately Balla Pant Robinson Baurrane Pal Yane Abauto McDongald Bhees

Stevenson Attacks Taft in Ohio Campaign Speech

In Cincinnati area Stevenson denounced Taft as an Old Guard isolationist, likening today’s GOP to 1920s Harding supporters. He argued Eisenhower bows to isolationism, warned of national tragedy, and drew parallels to Warren G. Harding as crowds greeted him in Newport and Covington before a Cincinnati splashdown.

Cincinnati Adlai E. Stevenson Robert A. Taft Ohio Dwight D. Eisenhower Stevenson League of Nations Harding Dlinois Warren Harding Springfield Kentucky George Gugel Newport Covington

Dominican Rebel Leader Shot Dead in New York Ambush

Andres Requena, 44, co publisher of the Spanish language paper De Pa Ila, was lured to a tenement hallway at 243 Madison St and shot dead after a mysterious telephone summons. Cab driver Sol Tazitsky waited five minutes as police arrived following the fatal ambush linked to Dominican opposition to President Trujillo.

New York Dominican Republic Andres Regguana Madison St Regiena de Paila Hector Trujillo Sol Tazitsky Requena Tazitsky

Ace Bailout Ends Sea Rescue in Korea Skirmish

Maj Frederick C Hesse known as the top U S jet ace in Korea bailed out of his F 86 Sabre after downing a MiG 15 over North Korea. Rescued from the Yellow Sea minutes later he returned to base. The action followed reports of four Reds damaged and additional ground fighting as Chinese forces surged near Panmunjom and Wire Hill.

Frederick C. Hesse Phoenix Ariz U. S Korea North Korea Yellow Sea Seoul Frederick C. Blesse Blesse Harry D. Seigler Tampa Fla U. S.S Eighth Army Panmunjom Korangpo Panmunjor Wire Hill

Embarrassing Fire Lecture Ends With Home Fire

In Cleveland Richard Mullaly spoke on fire prevention to transit system staff when his young son allegedly started a blaze at the Mullaly home. The boy reportedly played with matches in his room and burned a curtain floor window and bed prompting Mullaly to pause his lecture to address the incident.

Cleveland Richard Mullaly Cleveland Transit Michael Mullaly

Night and Morning Low Clouds and Fog Mostly Sunny

Night and morning bring low clouds and fog with hazy afternoon skies. Temperatures rise slightly as the day progresses with mostly sunny conditions and warmer air.

Moscow Demands Kennan Recall Over Slander Claims

Soviet government calls U S Ambassador George F Kennan persona non grata after alleged slanderous attacks on the Soviet Union. Acheson says Kennan will return to Washington for consultations and no replacement is considered. Pravda labels Kennan a slanderer in Berlin remarks.

Washington Soviet Russia U. S George F. Kennan Moscow Kennan Soviet Union Acheson Geneva Switzerland Truman United States Achesal Berlin Nazi Germany Pravda Thera

Rail Labor Talks Collapse Amid Union Shop Demands

Washington reports that negotiations between western railroads and 17 unions representing about 500000 workers collapsed today over the union shop. No strike is imminent, but unions signaled possible action if terms aren’t agreed. Union leaders planned to resume talks later, while southeast railroads have refused to discuss union-shop provisions.

Washington Western Railroads George TE. Leighty

Sign of Times no Nobel Peace Prize awarded in 1952

Oslo officials report the Norwegian Nobel Committee decided not to award the Peace Prize this year. No immediate explanation given, with speculation that no suitable candidate existed or timing unsuitably staged amid Korea’s war and the broader cold war tensions.

Oslo Norway Korea

Reputed Cuban Rebels Robbed in Texas

Two exiled Cubans Madarenga and De la Torre were robbed in Fort Worth early today. A tall American with a Texas accent allegedly held a submachine gun, tied Madarenga, and stole about 240000 dollars meant for arming a counter-revolution against Batista.

Texas Fort Worth Mexico City Western Hills Madareaga Madarenga Batista de la Torre Cuba

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