Death Bootlegger Held for Murder
Atlanta scene reports a former convict, John R Hardy, charged with murder in the deaths from poison moonshine. A North Georgia farmer says Hardy mixed wood alcohol with water at an abandoned farmhouse about 25 miles northeast of Atlanta with an unidentified Black man aiding. The deadly brew, sold to bootleggers, has caused 33 fatalities in the Atlanta area as of midweek, with 301 others treated in hospitals.
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Gen Collins Arrives for Formosa Check-up
General J Lawton Collins, U S Army chief of staff, arrived in Taipei Formosa to inspect Nationalist defenses with Gen Sun Lijen, meeting Chinese and U S officials at the airport. His brief visit aims to assess Formosa needs and Nationalist defensive capability for possible action.
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Fleet Held Ready to Use A Bomb Planes in Med
Washington report says a strengthened U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean includes three aircraft carriers and is trained for atomic bomb delivery if war in Europe breaks out. Secretary of the Navy Kimball and General Eisenhower stress reliance on carriers, with bases discussed in Greece and Turkey and possible unilateral Spanish bases outside NATO. The fleet centers at Naples and Norfolk with a growing support train, while Suez Canal control remains crucial to Western reach.
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Gurkhas kill third Communist terrorist in Malaya hunt
Singapore October 26 British army spokesman said Gurkhas killed a third member of the Communist terrorist band that assassinated High Commissioner Sir Henry Gurney on October 6. The man, in jungle fighter uniform, was tracked near Raub in Pahang where two comrades died recently.
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Eisenhower Draft Drive Reported Open For Formal Launch
New York Times reports an open drive will begin within two weeks to nominate Gen Dwight D Eisenhower for president. A Washington dispatch cites Eisenhower supporters preparing a caucus and a national campaign committee, with fund raising to start immediately after the announcement.
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Times’ Dispatch
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What Kind of Person Are You?
Question yourself on nine points to reveal personality traits and foster growth. Dr Smiley Blanton and Norman Vincent Peale guide readers toward self insight and lasting change.
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Norman Vincent Peale
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