GOP Chief to Seek Support in the South
GOP Chairman Guy Gabrielson announced plans to broaden the 1952 campaign by inviting nationality group leaders to a December Washington conference to form an all American division, plus a November speaking tour in Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana and Florida. He aims for 5000 Lincoln Day rallies in February and says national groups are ready to back a Republican victory next year. He will speak at the University of Mississippi in Oxford on November 15 and meet Arkansas Republicans in Little Rock the following day.
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Guy Gabrielson
South
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Jeaders
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Arkansas
Louisana
Florida
U. S
GOP
University of Mississippi Forum
Oxford
Miss
Republican State Central Committee of Arkansas
Little Rock
Royal Couple in Vancouver
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Vancouver at 10 a.m. and journeyed along eight miles of crowded streets. More than 100,000 cheered as they received a civic welcome at city hall, then lunched and toured the city amid cheering crowds from Washington and Oregon.
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Vancouver
B. C
APA
Canada
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Elizabeth
Washington
Oregon
Revenue Chief Calls Field Aids Parley
The Bureau of Internal Revenue convenes a three day conference for all field office heads as Commissioner Dunlap seeks to acquaint staff with new policies amid a House probe into tax fixes and alleged misconduct. The meeting opens next Monday with Treasury Secretary Snyder and Dunlap addressing attendees.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
John B.dunlap
Dunlap
Federal
George J. .Schoeneman
House
U N Reveals Naval Losses in Korean War
Four United Nations mine sweepers were sunk and 28 vessels damaged since the war began, with Naval Headquarters reporting 534 total naval and Marine aircraft losses. Adm Radford praised U S Navy losses while stressing North Korean sea denial and the strategic value of Wonsan in potential future operations.
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United Nations’ Command
Naval
Marine
Naval Headquarters
Far East
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pacific Command
Pacific Fleet Command
Radford
Wonsan
Korea
300 Yanks Held in China
Sen. Knowland cites State Department concern for more than 300 Americans on the Chinese mainland with over 30 prisoners. He published letters with Dean Rusk showing Britain help to win releases and aid those wishing to depart. Names withheld to protect families from possible reprisals.
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Sen. Knowland
R.calif
Senate
State Department
China
Congressional
Dean Rusk
Britain
Rusk
Knowland
Minister Brutally Beaten Near Altar in Mission
Reverend George Brewer, 72, of Fresno, a Pentecostal minister, was attacked behind the altar of the Fall Gospel Mission in San Diego. He suffered a fractured skull, broken left arm, broken finger, and head wounds after a hammer assault and robbery of $300. the assailant fled the scene.
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George Brewer
Fresno
Fall Gospel Mission
Bride 14 Denies Escapee Kidnapping Her in Love Match
Fallon Nev Oct 20 Port 14 year old Joan Hutchinson told from her hospital bed she ran away with escaped convict for love and wed him Aug 27 in Reno. The man, James Richard Allen age 26, used alias Rob Anderson a former Oregon State Prison escapee. A fatal crash later ended the pursuit.
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Port
Joan Hutchinson
Robert
Anderson
Sheriff's
Oregon State
Willow Creek
Mont
Reno
James Richard Allen
Joyca J. Johnson
Arthur
Thurman
Fred Allman
Nadine Bliss
Linda
Kathleen Bergin
Leo Bergin
Joan
Leo Bergin Dairy
Lea Bergin
Reds Held Incapable of Major Offensive
SEOUL reports from October indicate U S Eighth Army officers doubt the Communists can mount another major offensive in Korea. They cite changed Red tactics, heavy UN artillery toll, and air isolation of Communist forces as signs of weakening resolve. Officers foresee options from a line 15 to 50 miles north of the 38th Parallel to a Pyongyang Wonsan corridor, with winter campaign talks centering on ending the war and redefining Korea.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations Army
Kaesong
James A. van Fleet
U. S. Eighth Army
van Fleet
Matthew B. Ridgway
Tokyo
Pyongyang
Wonsan
Pyongyang-Womsang
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Pyongyang-Womsan Line
United Nations
U. S. First Cavalry Division
U. S. Second Infantry Division
Heartbreak Ridge
Shig Gang
Export license grants GM parts to Poland via Denmark
Senator Kem says the administration issued a 210000 dollar export license for General Motors truck and auto parts to be shipped from the United States to Denmark and then transshipped to Poland. He cites anticipated licenses reaching one million dollars and notes Eisenhower was not informed. GM confirms a quarter million to half a million in spare parts authorized with no further requests. Denmark originated order and may involve Poland.
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James P. Kem
General Motors
Poland
Missouri Republican
Second District
Women's Republican Club
Dwight Eisenhower
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Sen
Kem
Denmark
Korea
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Fisenhower
New York
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Robert Eunson
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