Situation Under Control At Ohio Pen Says Warden
Warden Ralph Alvis said the riot at the Ohio Penitentiary in Columbus is under control. Inmates numbered 4,437. 60 were moved to other state institutions as cleanup began after fires and vandalism. Damaged buildings included the chapel and laundry. guards remained on alert with National Guardsmen on standby.
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Demos Label McCarthy Speech Full of False Claims
The Democratic National Committee charged Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy with at least 18 false statements or distortions in a 5,000 word speech attacking Gov. Adlai Stevenson. DNC Chairman Stephen Mitchell announced a point by point analysis and cited eight glaring falsehoods from the Chicago broadcast.
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Lausche Booed At Cleveland In City Club Debate
Gov. Frank Lausche and rival Charles Taft clashed at the Cleveland City Club debate. Lausche accused Taft of hoping for a riot at the Ohio Penitentiary, drawing boos from the audience while Taft challenged Lausche on socialized medicine and broader political alignments.
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South Korean Troops Close On Triangle Hill In Night Assaults
South Korean forces reached within 25 yards of Triangle Hill’s crest amid daylong fighting and stalled at dusk under heavy Chinese fire. Allied air and ground action, including a tank raid in the west, pushed back Chinese positions as air forces pounded front lines.
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Bing Crosby's Wife Dixie Lee Crosby Dies at 41
Beverly Hills Calif Nov 1 death from cancer announced for Mrs Bing Crosby star of stage and screen She would have been 41 Tuesday Her coma began last Tuesday as Bing Crosby four sons and her father E E Wyatt kept vigil Dixie Lee born Wilma Wyatt Harriman Tenn attended Sophie Wright School New Orleans later the family moved to
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Sophie Wright
New Orleans
Korean Truce Bar To Peace Yeh Tells UN
Chinese foreign minister George Yeh warned the United Nations that a Korea armistice could hinder peace if the Communists agree to it. He argued the Reds have shown no desire for peace and that repatriation deals do not solve the Korean question. Yeh cited 30 years of bitter experience and urged caution at Panmunjom talks.
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Willie Thalls Wife Dies in Home Heart Attack
Hazel Thall aged 41 wife of Willie Thall master of ceremonies on WLW Midwestern Hayride was found dead at home in Cincinnati today the death appears to be from a heart attack.
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Candidates Rely On You Shape the Course of Government
In today's Journal voters are urged to participate next Tuesday with sample ballots on pages 34 and 35. Biographical glimpses of Butler County candidates accompany photos on Page 37. Basketball seasons begin as football backs off this week for Butler Warren and Preble counties, with hoop details in the sports section on Page 25.
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Stevenson Campaign Touts Peace Path In Ohio Visit
Adlai E. Stevenson campaigned in Alliance Ohio arguing for the long costly road to peace and denouncing Republican promises. He defended U S foreign policy and Korea intervention saying international cooperation guards against a world war and atomic threat. The audience was about 2000 people led by Police Captain A M Barnhouse.
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Stevenson Warns Ike Would Yield To Republican Elites
Gov Adlai E Stevenson warned in Chicago that if Eisenhower wins the presidency the most reactionary elements of the Republican party would run the country. He concluded his campaign with a Chicago Stadium speech after a 32 000 mile tour through 35 of 48 states. He asserted that Eisenhower would be dominated by party leaders who would govern the nation.
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Hard Road to Peace Emphasized in Cold War Speech
The speaker frames a tough path to peace citing Korea and the risk of a third world war. He contrasts hard choices with promises of immediate tax cuts while defending defense spending and allied cooperation. He invokes Wilson and warns of atomic threats to the heartland.
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Woodrow Wilson
Poren
Truman Warns of Disaster If Eisenhower Wins
In St Louis President Truman predicts disaster if Eisenhower is elected, touts Stevenson as winner after a long national drive. He accuses Eisenhower of McCarthyism tactics, recalls 1948 campaign, and hits GOP leaders and Taft while defending Korea morale and foreign policy.
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Eisenhower Pledges 10 Point Progressive Program
General Dwight D. Eisenhower outlined a 10 point program for progress if elected president. The plan includes immediate tax cuts, firm stance against Communist aggression, and action to curb second class citizenship for minority groups. Campaign aides say it strengthens his bid in Illinois and against Adlai Stevenson.
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Nixon warns of Soviet threat while Korea cited as symbol
In a nationwide radio and television address on November 1, the Republican presidential nominee described Korea as an important symbol of Communist aggression. He urged the free world not to divert attention from the possibility of a Soviet attack on Western Europe and said stopping Red aggression is a global issue.
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Two for Bridge urging voting and registration
A campaign urges turnout with slogans about voting and registering. It asks readers to ensure they are registered, vote, and encourage friends to vote. The note also mentions meeting at the polls on November 4.
Hoover asserts native born Americans have little use for communism
FBI director J Edgar Hoover says native born Americans largely reject communism based on a review of 5 395 leading US Communist Party members. He notes 411 were Black and 4 984 were white with 91 percent foreign born or tied to foreign roots. He cites arrests and party disruption as reducing numbers and increasing public vigilance.
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