Taft Criticizes Truman At Casper Rally In Wyoming
In Casper Wyoming Senator Robert A Taft attacked the Truman administration at a Republican rally calling it totalitarian and socialist and accusing it of corruption big government and anti labor bias He praised Eisenhower and Nixon and urged Wyoming voters to back the GOP ticket.
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California
Ike's Next Big Target As Industrial East
General Eisenhower plans a nine state campaign sweep through the industrial east in 11 days from October 16 to October 27. The phase opens in New Jersey with stops across New England then a focused return through Pennsylvania. He will visit New Jersey Delaware Connecticut Rhode Island Vermont Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania.
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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Senator McCarthy Irises Clash With Las Vegas Publisher
At a Republican rally in Las Vegas Senator Joseph R. McCarthy confronted Herman Greenspun publisher of the Las Vegas Morning Sun over critical columns. Greenspun sought to respond after McCarthy finished his remarks, but the senator declined to engage further and left after stating he would not listen to debate.
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Sparkman Heads to New York After Alabama Tour
Senator John J. Sparkman Democratic nominee for vice president plans a flight to Jamestown New York for a speech after campaigning in Alabama and addressing the International Federation of Labor event. He denounced Eisenhower Crusade rhetoric and denied Klan ties amid Dewey attacks.
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Marshall Says He Never Cast Ballot in Presidential Race
Gen. George C. Marshall told reporters aboard the United States on returning from Europe that he would not vote in the coming presidential election. He said he had an absentee ballot but quipped he never voted, noting his family ties and his Episcopalian faith. He observed Europe’s current climate versus 1948, noting a waning Soviet influence and growing prosperity, following his tour of Italy, France, and other nations.
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Leesburg
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Tobin Foresees Postwar Slump For Teamsters
Daniel J. Tobin, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, told 2000 delegates at the union's 16th convention in Los Angeles that the Korean conflict will cause an awful stagnation in overtime pay and industry he described as a war nobody understands. He did not blame the war and called it one of the most regrettable incidents in U S history, noting the union treasury stands at 26000 1060 and should double in five years.
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Daniel J. Tobin
AFI International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
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Vets on Tour Launch for Eisenhower Campaign Flight
A brightly painted Republican air caravan led by Charles Kelly leaves Washington for New York to voyage 6000 miles into eastern states and Minnesota. Frank C. Hilton says the tour aims to tell Eisenhower’s war veteran view, counter antiwar rhetoric, inform parents about the war, expose corruption, and urge veterans to vote for Eisenhower and Nixon.
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New York City
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Dwight DB
Eisenhower
French Union Force kills 300 Guerrillas near Day River
French Union forces launched the winter offensive against the Viet Minh along the Day River in the Ninth Binh sector. They report killing about 300 guerrillas and capturing 350 in the area 50 miles southeast of Hanoi, Jianoti, Indochina.
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Texas Democrats Turn To Eisenhower In Rebel Tide
Houston reports Gen Dwight D Eisenhower toured Texas amid a Democratic rebellion led by Gov Allan Shivers and a new Republican alignment. Shivers urged Texans to back Eisenhower, repudiating Stevenson, as Daniel supported the move. The campaign framed Tidland legislation and party corruption as core issues with Texas politics roiled by cross party endorsement.
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Dwight ‘D. Eisenhower
Texas
Allan Shivers
Eisenhower
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Ike
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Stevenson
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Cows Drunk on Fallen Apples Warned in Chicago
Veterinarians alert Chicago area farmers that cows may gorge on fallen apples during this season. The excess fruit can cause intoxication with cows staggering misbehaving or passing out.
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