Lewis Stand On Election Anticipated
Cincinnati AP John Lewis is expected to state his stance on the presidential race as the United Mine Workers Convention resumes. Strike action looms if the Wage Stabilization Board rejects or partially approves the new $1.90 daily pay raise, with miners idle across Pea Body mines in Illinois and Indiana. Lewis seeks to separate labor disputes from politics while condemning Taft and avoiding a clear Stevenson endorsement.
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John Lewis
United Mine Workers Convention
Peabody Coal Co
Harrisburg
Ill
Peabody
Illinois
Indiana
WSB
Lewis
Sen
Taft
Ohio
Gen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Beaten Girl May Help Trap Killer
Beaten girl may identify the robber who killed a grocer and three children near Chester California. Sheriff M H Schooler said the child is a bright little girl and police hope her testimony will lead to the suspect. Gard Young withdrew about 7100 for Saturday’s cashing business and the money is missing. Three Arkansas men were detained near Albuquerque after a blue Buick sighting but were later likely to be freed.
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Calif
M. H. Schooler
Gard Young
Westwood
Young
Sondra
Arkansas
Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Archie White
Las Vegas
Nev
Costa Rica Welcomes Returning President Ulate Blanco
Thousands greeted Otilio Ulate Blanco as Costa Rica’s president after he had stepped down on September 26 amid a police corruption controversy. Vice President Alberto Oreamuno said a congressional committee cleared Ulate’s administration and the five officers faced unfounded charges.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Otilio Ulate Blanco
Ulate
Alberto Oreamuno
Machine Guns Quell Mutiny Of Convicts
About 20 knife wielding convicts barricaded themselves in Wing No 7 of Trenton State Prison in a two hour riot calmed by machine gun fire. Three guards were held as hostages but rescued unharmed. Prisoners damaged the wing but officers regained control, placing rioters in segregation cells.
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Trenton
N. J.P
Trenton State Prison
Split Pipe Floods Home With 250000 Gallons Of Water
In Birmingham Alabama a water main burst at the W L Smith residence flooding the yard with about 250000 gallons and sending six inches of water through the house for about ninety minutes Neighbors helped build a dam to divert flow until waterworks workers stopped it Mrs Smith estimated most of the water entered the living room and the family planned to keep cleaning mud into next week
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Birmingham
Ala
W. L. Smith
Smiths
United States B29 accused of crossing Soviet frontier
Moscow charges a U S B29 violated Soviet state frontier over the Far East while the United States reports a missing Sup erforts aircraft off Japan. The Soviet note claims the bomber fired on two Soviet fighters and disappeared toward the sea after return fire.
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Russia
U. S
Japan
United States
Pravda
Moscow Radio
Tokyo
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Air Force
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Yuri
Hokkaido
Georgi Pushkin
Elim O'Shaughnessy
Lockheed Proposes 100 Passenger Sonic Speed Jet
Lockheed Aircraft engineers meet with Eastern Air Lines chief Capt Eddie Rickenbacker to discuss a design for a new American jet transport capable of carrying over 100 passengers at near 600 miles per hour. Robert Gross leads the Lockheed group in the briefing.
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Miami
Fla
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eastern Air Lines
Robert Gross
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Rickenbacker
Ike Starts Stretch Drive With Southern Invasion
Eisenhower opens the home stretch for the presidency targeting the Democratic South and industrial East with three weeks until election. He tightens a whirlwind schedule across Casper, Tulsa, New Orleans, and Denver with talks on finances, diplomacy, and his Milwaukee speech.
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Ike
Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic
Southland
GOP
UN Assembly Opens as U S Maps Korea Strategy
United Nations opens its seventh General Assembly as Dean Acheson and a U S delegation prepare to oppose Russian moves on Korea. Senators Wiley and Green lead the U S team amid Communist purge allegations and McCarran hearings. Secretary General Lie warns staff to cooperate with the inquiry while preserving U N confidentiality.
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United Nations, N. Y
Dean Acheson
U. S
U. N. Assembly
Korea
Acheson
U.S
Park Avenue
Andrei Vishinsky
Soldiers Bracing for New Aiteckes
Chinese forces attacked White Horse Mountain using demolition charges but were repelled by South Korean forces aided by U N air and artillery. Gen Van Fleet praised ROK troops while cautioning that the fight may widen with Centurion optimism tempered by frontline grimness.
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George A. McArthur
SEOUL
White Horse Mountain
Korea
Republic of Korea
ROK
Mossadegh Jails Four As Plotters
Tehran premier Mossadegh arrests four men including retired Army General Fazlollah Zahedi and two Rashidian brothers for allegedly plotting with MPs to oust Mossadegh amid foreign embassy influence. Zahedi’s immunity cited. police guard at his home. Also reports on Baghaie leadership clash and rail workers ending a 24 hour wage protest.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Fazlollah Zahedi
Iran Senate
Zahedi
Mohameed Abdulhassein Hejazi
National Military Academy
Demos Claim Stevenson Wave May Beat Eisenhower Next Month
Springfield reports Democrats optimistic that Stevenson will ride a surge of independent support to defeat Eisenhower next month. Campaign insiders cite disillusionment with Eisenhower and praise Stevenson’s $5 donation fund as a path to campaign finance.
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Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wilson Wyatt
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Illinois
South
Tobin
Eisenhower
New York
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
William E. Jenner
Indiana
George C. Marshall
Garner backs Stevenson in Texas Democratic push
A pencil note from John N. Garner endorses Adlai Stevenson, urging Texans to vote the Democratic ticket straight. The former vice president’s public entry coincides with Eisenhower’s Texas campaign swing and Rayburn’s confirmation of Garner’s stance.
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Dallas
John N
Cactus Jack
Garner
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
John Garner
Alvin H. Lane
Republican State Executive Committee
Ben Guill
Sam
Uvalde
Ft. Worth
Stevenson
San Antonio
Houston
Allan Shivers
Roosevelt
Young Boy Kills Brother in Playful Scuffle
In Cincinnati yesterday a "fun fight" between teenagers ended in tragedy as 13 year old Howard Harris of Symmes Township fatally wounded his 16 year old brother Charles with a shotgun during a playful scuffle. Local authorities investigated the accidental shooting.
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Cincinnati
Howard Harris
Symmes Township
Charles
Polio Strikes Minister and Family in Milton and Greenville
The Rev Meade F. Degges, 26, his wife Elizabeth 28, and their 22 month old son Francis all contracted polio within days. Francis was rushed from Greenville a week ago, while Elizabeth fell ill last Friday and the pastor was admitted Saturday with bulbo spinal polio at Morris Memorial Hospital.
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Milton
W. Va
Meade F. Degges
Francis
Greenville
Elizabeth Degges
Degges
Morris Memorial Hospital
Nixon Plans TV Radio Speech on Communist Danger
Senator Richard M. Nixon concentrates on a major nationally broadcast speech about the danger of communism. The address airs at 8 p.m. EST on CBS and ABC radio networks, with WHIO WKRC and WSAL carrying local signals. Nixon cites Eisenhower as unifier of the free world during Columbus Day events.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Senator Nixon
WHIO
WKRC
WSAL
Nixon
Gen
Dwight D Eisenhower
Jets fly longest water flight by single engine fighter
AN AIR BASE Northern Japan Forty seven U S F-34G Thunderjets flew from Midway Island today in the longest water flight by a single engined jet fighter. In Washington President Truman announced a three day New England swing with more than 30 speeches starting Thursday. Belgrade Yugoslavia US Britain France announced a new economic aid program for Communist Yugoslavia as Western support against Soviet aggression. The Supreme Court denied a hearing to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg sentenced to die for giving A bomb secrets to Russia. General Walter Bedell Smith, head of the CIA, said the next president will need to do as well as Truman in fighting communism in the federal government.
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U. S. Eighth Army
Chorwon
van Fleet
Milo Farnell
Kim ‘Chong Cho
White Horse
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Whitehorse
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Ethel Rosenberg
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Central Intelligence Agency
House UN- American Activities Committee
Gen Hodge Arrives in Tokyo for Inspection Tour
Gen John R. Hodge, chief of Army Field Forces, arrived in Tokyo today to inspect and review postwar military arrangements with Japanese officials and allied partners. He will tour facilities and assess readiness and coordination with U.S. and occupation authorities.
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Tokyo
John R. Hodge
Army
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