Chinese Reds Stage Major Attack on White Horse Mountain
Chinese forces launched waves of assault on White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead Ridge in Korea's Western Front, with 15 000 troops and 1 200 rounds per hour. Allied defenders held, reporting 800 to 900 Reds killed at White Horse and 250 at Arrowhead Ridge while tank battles occurred near Chorwon.
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Milo Farnell
Chorwon
William D. Lansford
Los Angeles
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White Horse
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Lansford
Communists Call Eisenhower Imperialist at Moscow Congress
Delegates at the 19th Congress of the Soviet Communist party labeled General Dwight D. Eisenhower an imperialist and warned American troops were near Russia’s Far Eastern frontiers. A. N. Sneckus blasted Eisenhower’s Baltic liberation remarks while A. P. Yefimov warned of U.S. imperialists nearby. The congress announced about 42 million people are enrolled in the main Soviet Communist groups.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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U. S
A. N. Sneckus
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Eisenhower
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America
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Snechkus
Communist Congress
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A. P. Yefimov
Khabarovsk
Far East
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Uien
Soviet Union
Five Doctors Fail To Save Choking Toddler
In Cleveland at St Luke's Hospital a 2 year old Demetrius L Morgan choked on an orange. Five physicians performed two operations after his heart stopped for 10 minutes. The heart restarted briefly but the child died early today.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Demetrius L. Morgan
Demetrius
Lonnie
Firefighters Face Blaze as Hound Butch Is Supposedly Shot
In Posssville Georgia a five year old hound named Butch was trapped under a burning house yesterday. A passerby J B Durham of Chicamauga fired at the dog’s head to stop its suffering but only clipped the collar. The hound fled toward a cooling brook.
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J. B. Durham
Chicamauga
Army Charges Smiths Wife With Murder In Tokyo
Dorothy Smith daughter of Gen Walter Krueger has been charged with murder in the stabbing death of her husband Col Aubrey D Smith at Gen Clark's headquarters in Tokyo The charge is under Article 32 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice The case will be handled by normal procedure and may go to a military court if so warranted A maid found Smith mortally wounded and Mrs Smith was not allowed visitors while held under observation in a Tokyo Army hospital
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Dorothy Smith
Walter Krueger
Aubrey D. Smith
Mark Clark
Tokyo Army
Clark
Smith
Army
San Antonio
Tex
Nixon says Stevenson dropped to third on ticket in Steubenville
In Steubenville Nixon claimed Adlai Stevenson fell from second to third on the national ticket while touring Ohio. He cited Dean Acheson in Pittsburgh and accused Truman Democrats of desperation as he warned of a hard fight against Communism. Nixon vowed to attack Truman for being AWOL amid grave national issues.
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William Consel
California
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Eisenhower
Mitchell Says Money Biggest Woe For Dems
Democratic national chairman Stephen A Mitchell warns at the National Press Club that money is the party’s top problem as an eight day drive for $5 contributions launches. He notes Republican donors and looming two million dollar TV radio campaigns threaten fair contests.
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Washington
Stephen A Mitchell
National Press Club
New York
Michael Levin
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rosser Reeves
Acorns Agency
Levin
Reeves
Citizens For Eisenhower
Bob Mullin
Ike Ignores Stevenson Rips Truman on Water Power Drive
General Dwight D. Eisenhower campaigned from Washington to Oregon focusing on Pacific Northwest water power development. He mocked Truman's policies, attacked Fair Deal critics, and urged a new interstate partnership for navigation and flood control without a federal Columbia Valley Authority.
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Adlai Stevenson
Truman
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GOP
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Oregon
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Tacoma
Centralia
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Salem
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Eisenhower
King Dissolves Greek Parliament and Orders Elections
ATHENS Greece King Pau ordered the dissolution of the Greek Parliament and called a general election to seek a majority government amid a worsening economy. The move ends weeks of attempts to form a national government with Field Marshal Alexander Papagos and the Plastiras Venizelos coalition holding only 129 seats.
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Alexander Papagos
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Nicholas Plastiras
Sophocles Venizelos
Plastiras
Progressive Party
Venizel
Stevenson says Ike's war talk aids Soviets in 1952 race
Illinois Governor Adlai E. Stevenson accuses Dwight D. Eisenhower of comforting the Soviets by calling American prosperity war born. He argues the claim is false and warns the GOP stance threatens domestic and world peace while outlining plans for Michigan campaign stops and a Detroit address on the Communist threat.
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America
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Eisenhower
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Michigan
UN Admits Planes Flew Over Truce Talks Site
The United Nations Command said a U N plane inadvertently flew over the Panmunjom truce talks site Friday. Officials noted Reds protested the overflight and Col Charles W McCarthy pledged continued efforts to prevent such incidents.
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Panmunjom
Charles W. McCarthy
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Taft and Eisenhower Label Truman Demagogue in Speeches
In Cincinnati Taft, who lost the GOP bid to Eisenhower, calls Truman a dangerous demagogue to 1400 political workers while Eisenhower in Seattle labels Truman an expert in political demagoguery. Taft accuses White House speeches of inflaming inflation for an election year business boom in Chicago.
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Robert A. Taft
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Lisenhower
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Taft Defends Campaign Positions In Cincinnati Address
Senator Taft told Hamilton County precinct workers that the election is not assured and warned GOP candidates that Eisenhower will not purge supporters. He criticized Truman and Stevenson taxes and said Eisenhower would not discriminate against those who backed him for the nomination.
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Taft
Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Gen
Eisenhower
Two Clevelanders Deny Theft Charge
Julius Petro and Joseph Sanzo pleaded innocent to charges of receiving and concealing part of 71000 obtained in a Warren hold up last Aug. 14. Municipal Judge Andrew Ko vachy continued the hearing until Oct. 29. They are free on $10000 bond each.
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Julius Petro
Joseph Sanzo
Warren
Andrew M. Kovachy
Comptroller Defends Back Pay Timing amid GOP Charge
Comptroller General Lindsay C. Warren rejects Rep. Charles A. Halleck’s claim that distributing four million dollars in back holiday pay was politically timed. Warren says payments rely on a Supreme Court decision and complex processing that narrowed 75,000 claims to 8,000 payments.
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Lindsay C. Warren
Charles A. Halleck
R-Ind
GOP
National Committee
Supreme Court
Warren
Halleck
Boy 6 Is Killed by Car in Portsmouth
An automobile struck and killed Donald D. Conklin, 6, of South Webster, while he played on a road near his home in Portsmouth on Monday.
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Portsmouth
O. R
Donald D. Conklin
South Webster
Mine Union May Endorse Stevenson
Cincinnati report says John L. Lewis will likely endorse Adlai Stevenson or take a neutral stance at the United Mine Workers convention. Lewis blasted Eisenhower as oppressive and faces a long history with Democratic leanings, amid a 255 page union history release. He, age 72, seeks another four-year term.
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John L. Lewis
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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AFL
CIO
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Eisenhower
Willkie
Mine Workers Union
Labor
Uneder Lewis
Jap Based B-29 Reported Missing Off Soviet Isles
Asahi quotes Japanese police saying a four engine plane believed American crashed into Russian territorial waters off Kiriles. The U S Far East Air Forces reports a B-29 based in Japan missing since a routine training flight over Northern Hokkaido. No reason given for the crash. Police say it definitely struck Russian waters.
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Tokyo
Asahi Tonight
Kiriles
U. S. Far East
Three Die In Air Force C47 Crash Near Philly Airport
Three men were killed and three others injured when an Air Force C47 crashed in a swamp near Northeast Philadelphia Airport early today. The incident occurred shortly after takeoff from the base, investigators reported no immediate survivors at the scene.
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Truman Says Colorado Gop Split Deepens Rove
President Truman warned of a tougher battle in Colorado for its six electoral votes as he campaigned aboard the Truman train. He labeled Dwight D. Eisenhower unworthy and accused the GOP nominee of betraying foreign policy and national defense principles.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Colorado
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