Truman Visits Provo Fends Off Republican Charge
A large crowd at Brigham Young University in Provo Utah greets President Truman on a campaign stop. He attacks Eisenhower and the GOP accusing them of cronyism and resisting anti Communist programs. Truman cites Marshall Plan NATO and other aid while noting past Republican opposition. Crowd counts cited reach 11000 12000 at the stadium and thousands along the rail and streets.
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Truman Train
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
W. J. Farley
GOP
Gen
Eisenhower
United Na
Crossword and Classifieds Directory Shaped by Page References
A compact index lists where to find features across pages including beach combing editorial and various sections. It notes specific pages for ads obituaries sports and theater and hints at varied content across the issue.
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Boyle
Eisenhower Denies GOP Will Halt Dam Projects in Campaign
The presidential race turns bitter as Eisenhower denounces Truman's charge that a GOP win would end reclamation work in the northwest. Truman, speaking in Spokane, ridicules Ike's foreign policy defense and accuses him of repeating a "damned lie" about welfare of dam projects.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Spokane
Eisenhower
Northwest
Hungry Horse Dam
Adlai Plans 23-State Campaign Tour Across Nation
Gov Adlai Stevenson of Illinois charts a 15000 mile 23 state tour with eight national TV radio broadcasts. Campaign manager Wilson Wyatt criticizes Eisenhower canned answers on TV and radio, urging voters to judge Stevenson by substance. Contained remarks on Truman and the president’s speaking style follow.
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Jack Bell
Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Wilson Wyatt
Truman
Stevenson
Dewase
Wyatt
Ike
Iutra
D. Eisenhower
Lad, 2, Attacked by Dog Dies in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a German shepherd attacked Frederick Gage, age 2, three days ago. He died from injuries after doctors performed 174 stitches in his face and head in an attempt to save his life.
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L. A
Lad
Los Angeles
Frederick Gage
U N Prods Reds on POW Parcels
PANMUNJOM Korea United Nations renewed pressure on Communists to allow war prisoners to receive winter parcels Lt Gen William K Harrison urged Gen Namil Hartson to permit parcels of specified size and contents The UN also offered to deliver parcels from governments or relatives to prisoners noting the increasing hardships of cold weather should be borne by Allied inmates
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations
U. N
William K. Harrison Toi Worth
Namil
Hartson
The
U.N
Umpire Sherbet Turns Raspberry in Downtown Hotel Menu
A Philadelphia downtown hotel dining room has listed Umpire Sherbet since the World Series began. It turns out the sherbet is Raspberry, sparking curious diners and a lighthearted naming quirk in the press.
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Philadelphia
Bandits Rob 250 Travelers in Sardinia Highway Raid
Gen. Ugo Luca heads a police sweep after 10 masked gunmen robed and searched passengers on a main Sardinia route near Ozieri. Victims reported cars and buses halted for two hours, with women examined for valuables before bandits vanished into the hills.
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Cagliari
Sardinia
Italy
Ugo Luca
Salvatore Giuliano
Sicily
Rockefeller Foundation
Luca
Ozieri
Gen. Luca
Nuoro
Yankees Beat Dodgers 3 2 in sixth World Series game
Yankees defeat Brooklyn 3 2 to even the World Series at three games each. Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle hit two homers apiece, tying a 14 total in the series, while Vic Raschi’s unexpected single helped the Yankees take a 3-1 lead before Duke Snider’s late homer. The deciding seventh game is set for Tuesday in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Duke Snider
Yankees
Dodgers
Yankee
Vic Raschi
Berra
Raschi
Billy Lees
Gene Wobddling
Yanks
Mantle Mae
Snider
Fannive
Yankmes
Art Pasamelin
McDougald
Box Score World Series Sixth Game New York Dodgers 1952
Official box score of the sixth game of the 1952 World Series shows New York A defeats Brooklyn N 3 to 2. Highlights include Snider and Berra homers for the Yankees with Reese Snider and Hodges contributing for Brooklyn. Raschi picks up the win, Loes the loss, in a 2 hour 56 minute contest played at Ebbets Field.
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Rigzuto
Manile
Mize
Collins
Berra
Lima “Woolling
Noren
Bauer
J Martin
OA Cox
Reese
Ae Snider
Robinson
Shuba
Amofos
Oe Holmes
Campanella
Nelson
Loood Furillo
Loes
Ree
Pafko Cisceeeyse
Shubs
Hodges
Roe
McDougald
Woodling
Mantle
Raschi
Snider
Reynolds
Furillo
So—Loes
Martin
Shultz
Cox
Lees
R&Er—Kaschi
Balk
Haschi
Boes
Art Passarella
Larry Goetz
Bill McKintey
Babe Pinelli
Jim Honochick
Dusty Boggess
Europe defense debated by Air Force official on atomic power
Assistant Air Force Secretary James T. Hill Jr. questioned Europe defense planning at the National Guard Association meeting. He warned against overemphasizing land battles and noted the potential for a single bomb with immense power, foreshadowing a largely atomic opening phase lasting up to 90 days.
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Denver
Air Force
Europe
America
James T. Hill Jr
The
National Guard Association
U. S
Hill
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Marines Halt at Korean Hills in Ferocious Front Push
US Marines and South Korean forces fought to hold and then retreat from sea hills on the western front after hours of assault. UN air power claimed successes against Korean supply centers with carrier strikes from Kearsarge Princeton and Essex destroying dozens of buildings shelters and trucks.
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Seoul, Korea
United States
Eighth Army
United Nations
Kosrangpo
Panmunjom
Marine Corps
Bunker Hill
Tokyo
Kearsarge
Princeton
Essex
Hoeyang
East Korea
Hitchhiking Peoria Lad Killed In Pacific Coast Hwy Crash
An eight teen Peoria youth died from injuries after being struck on Pacific Coast Highway near Seventh Street by a Los Angeles postal clerk driving a car. The other hitchhiker and a third juvenile are being questioned as the victim’s body is taken to Community Hospital. The crash halted traffic for over an hour and raises 1952 Long Beach traffic fatalities to 87.
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Community
Pacific Coast Hwy
Seventh St
Leroy Cooper
William Hess
Los Angeles
Cooper
Jack A
McCann
Camp Pendleton
Fred
Marine Corps
Hess
Atte
Pacific Coast
Long Beach
Sinatra Gardner marriage feud reportedly worsens
New York Post columnist Earl Wilson said Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner are nearing a crackup of their marriage. Gardner returned her wedding ring to Sinatra about two weeks ago and Sinatra said from St. Louis that they are having oral battles as he tries to repair the situation.
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NEW York UP
Earl Wilson
New York Post
Frank Sinatra
Ave Gardner
Wilson
Weather forecast shows sunny period with coast fog
Mostly sunny conditions with night and morning low clouds and fog along the coast. Little change in temperature expected.
Malenkov Seizes Opening Of Soviet Congress Attacks U S
Stalin listens as Georgi Malenkov targets the United States at the 19th Soviet Communist party congress. Malenkov denounces U S war plans, vows strengthening defenses, and signals peaceful coexistence amid Cold War tensions. Molotov echoes warnings of a looming world war, while Stalin sits as a cautious witness.
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Mosscow
Georgi M. Malenkov
Soviet Communist Party
United States
Premer Josef Stalin
Malenkay
Soviet Union
Russia
West
Stalin
Meutenant
Nicolai Lenin
Malenkov
Viacheslav M. Molotov
Congress
Wise
America
Twenty Crewmen Perish As Vessel Founders In Fog
Twenty crewmen of the British fishing trawler Warman drowned when their 629 ton vessel foundered in dense fog off the rocky southeast coast of Greenland. One survivor, 19 year old Norman Spencer, was picked from the icy sea by the Norwegian ship Postidon. Another trawler reported picking up eight bodies as the crew abandoned ship.
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Hull
Eng
Warman
Greenland
Norman Spencer
Postidon
Saturay
Prominent San Francisco Banker Dies in Hotel Warwick Fire
In New York at the Hotel Warwick a top San Francisco banker Laura Wiseman 46 of Berkeley and Mary Driscoll 40 of West Newton Mass died in a blaze. Wiseman telephoned the fire alarm from his 29th floor room and was found nude and unconscious with Driscoll. Fire began near the bed or a cigarette and did not leave the room. Wiseman died at scene, Driscoll 14 hours later. Wiseman survived by his wife Bernice three children and four grandchildren.
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NEW York
San Francisco
Warwick
Laura Wiseman
Berkeley
Calf
Crocker First National Bank of
Mary Drisecoll
West Newton
Mass
ePolice
Wiseman
Lloyd Wiseman
Miss Driscoll
Massachusetts
Hatel
the Crocker First National
Manhattan
Sullivan
California
Bernice
U N backs study of volunteer reserve army idea
A United Nations eight nation subcommittee recommended further study of Secretary General Trygve Lie's proposal for a volunteer U N reserve of up to 60 600 men to fight future aggression. It ruled out a standing UN legion with its own command and equipment, saying the idea is costly and impractical.
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Barof Thie
United Nations
Trygve Lie
U. N. Legion
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