Eisenhower and McCarthy clash yet unite on subversives
Eisenhower opened his Wisconsin campaign declaring differences with Senator McCarthy while stressing a shared goal of clearing government of disloyal elements. McCarthy joined the Eisenhower special later, after a surprise meeting, with both men avoiding public endorsement. Eisenhower argued Democratic policies failed to lift living standards, promising a 20 billion dollar federal spending cut in four years and vowing reduced Washington interference. He also urged Koreans to bear their defense, arguing against American soldiers shouldering Korea’s burden.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Peoria
GOP
Arthur Summerfield
Michigan
Korea
Illinois
Bradley University
Reublican
Peansieg
Washington
Asia
Child Falls From Bike Under Wheels Of Truck
Richard Hunt, 12, fell from his bicycle under the wheels of a truck and was killed Thursday in Delaware.
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Delaware
Richard Hunt
Justice Men Mapping Deportation of Hoodlums
Justice Department moves from plan to action targeting underworld figures and other undesirables. About 100 individuals linked to crime and fraud in the 1920s to present face exclusion or denaturalization. McGranery defends program as rooting out organized crime and restoring citizenship dignity, with further arrests expected.
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Washington
James P. McGranery
Justice Department
Underworld
McGranery
NEA
United States
al Capone
Chicago
America
McGra
Frank Costello
Charles Caplin
MecGranery
Chaplin
Reds Lose All Seats In Japanese Elections
In Tokyo the Japanese election produced a landslide for Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and the Liberal party, winning 240 of 466 House seats while the Communist party failed to win any of 107 candidates. Only two Communists remain in Parliament, both in the Senate. The defeat ends Japan s postwar Communist influence and reflects public anger at Soviet actions and Red violence.
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TOKYO
Japan
Communist Party
Senate
Shigeru Yoshida
Liberal Party
Soviet
Russia
Hokkaido
Soviet Union
Red China
San Francisco
Port Arthur
Yellow Sea
United Nations
Jet Ace Blesse Flies Back After Downing MIG in Korea
Maj. Frederick C. Blesse, top U.S. jet ace in Korea, bailed out of his F86 after shooting down a MIG15 over North Korea. Rescued by Lt. Harry D. Seigler, he returned to base with 10 confirmed kills. Across the front, Red forces intensified with ground gains and heavy air bombardment, including 11 B29 sorties against Pongchong.
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Korea
Frederick C. Blesse
U. S
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Yellow i Sea
Blesse
Harry D. Seigler
Tampa
Fla
U. S. Air Force
U.N
U. S. Eighth Army
Panmunjom
Korangpo
Pukhan River
Japan
Okinawa
Pongchong
West Coast
High chair tragedy claims Castalia child in Sandusky
A 3 year old, Dennis Allen Mowry of Castalia, was found strangled Thursday after becoming trapped between the food tray and seat of a high chair in Sandusky. Police investigate cause and scene details for a possible accident.
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Sandusky, O
Dennis Allen Mowry
Castalia
Former Middletown Stars in Ohio State Purdue tussle
Sunday Journal previews feature former Middletown high school football greats facing Ohio State and Purdue in Columbus. Journal Sports Editor Jerry Nardiello will report on local players' performance.
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Middletown
Purdue
Columbus
Journal
Jerry Nardiello
Sunday Journal
Turkey outlook and Fried Turkey Farm feature in Journal
This Sunday Journal’s Miami Valley pages preview Thanksgiving and Christmas turkey supply. It includes a gobbler outlook and a profile of the Fried Turkey Farm in Wayne Township detailing production and local interest.
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Miami Valley
Sunday's Journal
Wayne Township
Britain’s First Atomic Test At Monte Bello Islands
British scientists detonated an atomic device at Monte Bello Islands off Northwest Australia at 8 am local time. Observers saw a orange red flash and a 6 000 foot plume rising to 12 000 feet, with two explosions heard. The test marked Britain as the third nuclear power and sparked headlines in London about Churchill seeking leverage in the U.S.-Britain atomic information dispute.
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Perth
Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
London
Churchill
Trump
United States
Japan
Russia
Western Australia
London News Chronicle
Washington
U. S
Dodgers Take 2-1 Lead In Fifth Inning Of World Series
Brooklyn Dodgers move ahead 2-1 over the New York Yankees in the fifth as Pee Wee Reese drives in Billy Cox from second with his sixth hit of the series. Ed Lopat pitched for the Yankees who had taken a 1-0 lead earlier on a walk infield out and single. Carl Furillo doubled, advanced on a Reese bunt, and scored on a Jackie Robinson fly. Preacher Roe escaped trouble in the fourth by loading the bases before Reese’s glove work ended the threat.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Peewee Reese
Billy Cox
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yanks
Eddie Lopat
Dodgers
Carl Furillo
Reese
Jackie Robinson
Stevenson Attacks GOP Old Guard Isolationism in Ohio
In Cincinnati Adlai Stevenson accuses Senator Robert A Taft and the Republican Old Guard of pushing a new isolationism that could trigger national tragedy. He criticizes Eisenhower for backing isolationists, warns of echoes of 1920 and 1930, and urges Ohio voters to back Lausche and DiSalle as he campaigns through Covington Newport and Columbus.
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Gop Old Guard
Cincinnati
Adlai Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dwight D. Eisenhower
League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
Illinois
Eisenhower
Taft
Sen. Taft
Covington
Newport
Columbus
Old Guard
Sam
Frank Lausche
Price
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
Fire Hoses Thwart Prison Riot at Oakalla
At Oakalla Prison Vancouver B C a riot by about 45 inmates turned a cell block into a shambles after a protest over a new policy of two men per cell. Fire hoses subdued the unrest. Two guards held as hostages were unharmed and there were no inmate injuries.
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Vancouver
B.C
Oakalla
Hugh Christie
Fire Prevention Starts At Home in Cleveland
Richard Mullaly spoke on fire prevention to Cleveland Transit System supervisors when his seven year old son Michael started a house fire at the Mullaly home. After his wife reported the boy's matches in his room the curtain wall floor window and bed burned Mullaly delivered a second fire prevention address.
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Cleveland
Richard
Mullaly
Cleveland Transit System
Michael
Truman Praises Morse While Critiquing Eisenhower Campaign
President Truman on his train tour of Oregon hailed Sen Wayne Morse as a liberal reformer who refused to back Eisenhower. He argued Morse exposes the GOP Old Guard and said Sen William Langer has not yet committed to the race, praising his independence.
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Truman
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sen
Taft
William E .Langer
North Dakota
Klamath Falls
Ore
Morse
California
Shasta Dam
Redding
Old Guard
Eisenhower
Sen. Morse
Langer
Northwest
Estes
Counm
Board of Strategy
GOP
West Coast
Injuries Fatal To Buy
Bernie Adkins 19 of near Peebles dies from injuries after being struck by an automobile Sunday night. He passed away Thursday in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Bernie Adkins
Peebles
Texas Governor Shivers to Vote Eisenhower over Stevenson
Texas Governor Allan Shivers announced on a statewide radio he will vote for Dwight D. Eisenhower in November. He argued Stevenson links to Trumanism would keep bad foreign policy, corruption, and leftward drift, opposing party loyalty to prioritize national and state interests.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Coke R. Stevenson
Roosevelt
Beauford H. Jester
Truman
Shivers
Stevenson
U S Envoy Kennan Recalled by Moscow Over Attacks
Soviet Union demands recall of American Ambassador George F. Kennan for what Moscow calls slanderous remarks. Secretary Acheson confirms Kennan will return to Washington for consultation from Geneva. No replacement for Kennan has been considered. Kennan's Berlin remarks are cited as basis for the action.
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Washington
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kennan
Unon
Acheson
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
Berlin
Pravda
Soviet Union
Taft Attacks Stevenson Over Foreign Policy Links
In Columbus Taft warned Stevenson would threaten the nation by continuing perceived Communist influence in the State Department. He labeled Stevenson “hand in glove” with Truman and Acheson and pledged Eisenhower would overhaul the top level of the department. Taft spoke at the Neil House as Stevenson prepared to address social security nearby.
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Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Washington
America
Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Adlai E. Stevenson
State Department
Taft
Neil House
Stevenson
Dean Acheson
Hitler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Acheson
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
Memorial Hall
Ohio
Eisenhower
Publisher Assassinated in New York City
Andres Requena a 44 year old co publisher of the Spanish language paper De Patria and opponent of Dominican Republic President Hector Trujillo was killed in a Madison Street tenement hallway after a mysterious phone summons. Cab driver Sol Tazitsky led him to the address and alerted police after five shots rang out.
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Dominican Republic
Andres Requana
Madison St
Requena
de Patria
Hector Trujillo
Sol Tazitsky
Taxitsky
Boxty
Requema
Madison Slade
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