American Troops Press Triangle Hill in Korea Front Battle
U S infantrymen pushed over Triangle Hill and fought inch by inch down a Communist trench on Korea s Central Front. South Korean and U S forces targeted Sniper Ridge while White Horse Mountain saw heavy fighting and explosions. Blacked out fog limited Chinese mortar fire amid tens of thousands of casualties across the front.
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Seoul
Triangle Hill
Korea
Milo Farnell
Triangle
Papa-San Mountain
U. S
9Th Division
White Horse Mountain
Sniper Ridge
Mark Clark
Tokyo
North Korea
Navy
White Horse
7Th Division
Col. Lim
Lim
Eisenhower Reveals Book Major Source Of Income
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower reports a 10 year gross income of 888303 with 635000 from the Crusade in Europe book. After taxes and deductions his net is 643148 for the decade, and 166898 without the book. He notes private citizen status and income from investments.
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Eisenhower
NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Vandenberg
U. S. Treasury
Churchill Doubts Third World War Will Happen
London prime minister Churchill told the Anglo American Pilgrim Society that he doubts a third world war is likely as both sides fear unprecedented horrors. If war comes, the main decision would come within the first month and a long conflict would become a broken back war after that period, crippling powers relying on vast land armies.
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London
Churchill
Anglo-American Pilgrim Society
Russia
General Hodge Arrives in Korea for Force Inspection
Gen. John R. Hodge, chief of U. S. Army Field Forces, arrived in Seoul to inspect American forces stationed in Korea.
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Hodge
Korea
Seoul
John R. Hodge
U. S. Army Field Forces
Little Girl Recounts Brutal Murders In Chester Case
Sondra Gay Young, 3, described two men as killers of her father Guard Young 43 and three others in a $7128 robbery massacre. She was beaten and left among the victims in the car trunk while a bald masked man and an unmasked gunman directed the assault.
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Chester
Calif
Sondra Gay Young
Sondra
Bertrand Jones
Guard Young
Westwood
Jean
Judy
Mios Saile
Sona
Young
Michael
Janes
Reno
Washoe County
Nev
Louis Edmond Blair
Blair
Young's Grocery
Washoe
George Lothrop
Blast Rips Nitro Plant. Eight Missing in Wisconsin
A Dupont nitro mixing unit exploded near Barksdale Wisconsin at 2 47 am. EST eight men were reported missing and believed dead. The blast damaged Ashland and Washburn areas with broken windows and shattered storefronts. Police and hospital officials reported no admissions despite the missing workers.
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Barksdale
Wis
Dupont Co
Here
Washburn
Ashland
Chequamegon Bay
DuPont
Brazilian airliner missing with 18 aboard
An Aerovias Brasil bound for Argentina disappeared with 18 people aboard after Tuesday afternoon. Authorities fear the plane went down in dense jungle and mountains near Rio Grande, about 720 miles southwest of Rio.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Aerovias Brasil
Rio Grande
Rio
Stalin May Name Heir As New Soviet Central Committee
Moscow reports from the 19th All-Soviet Communist Party Congress indicate a 125 member Central Committee with 110 alternates, the largest ever. Stalin hinted at his future role but left undecided whether he will remain secretary general, while noting the need to support fraternal parties abroad in the fight for liberation and peace.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Stalin
Central Committee
Russia
Liberation Movement
Stevenson Highlights No Trick Ends Korean War in Pacific Visit
In Spokane and Pendleton stops, Adlai E. Stevenson assails Eisenhower on Korea policy and public power. He vows an economical, clean government and argues Americans now enjoy material strength, with 10,000 more Salt Lake City supporters flocking to his cause.
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Spokane
Wash
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Utah
Wyoming
Pacific Northwest
Korea
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alaska
Omaha
Illinois
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Tabernacle
UN Debate On Korea Postponed By Acheson
United Nations opens seventh session with delay in U S plan to urge an armistice in Korea. Acheson delays speech to “get the feel of the Assembly.” Korea fighting and stalled truce talks cast a dark shadow over the session. Gromyko’s bid to expand the Steering Committee failed 27 to 25 with eight abstentions.
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United Nations, N. Y
United Nations General Assembly
U. S
Korea
Dean Acheson
Assembly
U. N
Acheson
World Organization
Ernest A. Gross
United States
Canada
Lestier B. Pearson
France
Pearson
Mexico
Luis Padilla Nervo
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Eisenhower vows to block depression and defend freedom
In Fort Worth Eisenhower promised a Republican administration would use the full power of government to prevent depression and criticized Democrats for scare tactics. He touted protecting social gains and warned against firing civil servants while praising government workers. He spoke at Union Station to an estimated 7,000 to 10,000 cheering supporters and outlined plans to campaign through Texas, Tennessee, and the Alamo speech in San Antonio.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
Union Station
Eisenhower
Texas
Truman
America
Kremlin
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Tennessee
Memphis
Knoxville
New York
Alamo
San Antonio
Mexico
Texans Can Vote For GOP Candidates in Democratic Column
The Texas attorney general ruled that voters may write in Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon in the Democratic column. Voters may also scratch out Democratic nominees and write in Republican candidates. The ruling comes after Gov. Allan Shivers shifted from supporting Adlai Stevenson, highlighting Texas Democratic loyalty.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Navy
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Three Canadians Die In Bus Truck Collision
A bus crashed into a parked dump truck fifteen miles north of Toronto last night killing three people and injuring twenty two others.
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Toronto
Masked bandit robs Harry's Cafe safe on Clinton Street
An armed man entered Harry's Cafe on Clinton Street at 10 30 p.m. fired one shot and demanded $2 720 from the safe. Bartender Charles Conrad handed over the money while the thief, described as white about 40, wore a gray suit and gray hat and masked his face with a cloth. No customers were present. the thief fled via the side door. Detectives and police tied the case to other local robberies but found no connection to a Hatchery incident.
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Clinton St
Central Ave
Charles Conrad
Louis Angaria
Changaria
Louie
Conrad
Dudley Pierson
Don Wallace
Marvin Amburgey
George Proffitt
Don Murphy
William Palmer
Herbert Frazier
John Fitzgerald
Sam Moore
Hatton Hatchery
West Middletown
Reedy
South Broad St
UN Shell Lands In Truce Area
Allied truce negotiators said a U.N. artillery shell landed October 8 in the Panmunjom neutral zone. Col. Charles W. McCarthy, U.N. liaison, said every effort will be continued to prevent recurrences.
Retiree Returns to School for Master’s Degree
A 77-year-old retiree, Orra O. Bishop, who graduated from Michigan State Teachers College 52 years ago, has returned to the University of Miami to study for a master's degree in a renewed pursuit of education.
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Miami
Fla.p
Orra O. Bishop
Bishop
Michigan State Teachers College
University of Miami
Taft frames 1952 choice as liberty versus socialism
Senator Robert Taft campaigned in Santa Fe and Albuquerque arguing the nation faces a clear choice between a free American way of life and socialism. He blamed foreign policy mistakes and government corruption for current troubles and claimed living standards have fallen for millions, despite Democratic assurances of prosperity. He planned to move to Utah venues next.
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Santa FE
N. M
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Albuquerque
United States
Solid South
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
Texas
Louisiana
Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah
Taft
Two French Reds Jailed For Share In Ridgway Riots
In Bordeaux two Les Nouvelles de Bordeaux directors Henri Bordage and Raoul Martinez were arrested and charged with provoking pillage after the Communist led sacking of the U S Information Service office during anti Ridgway riots last May. The raid damaged property and harmed publications. The newspaper hailed the event as a victory for France.
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Bordeaux
France
Les Nouvelles de Bordeaux
U. S. Information Service
Reds
USIS
Henri Bordage
Raoul Martinez
Truman Opens Northeastern Campaign Swing for New England Votes
President Truman kicks off a three day New England and New York foray to boost Adlai Stevenson’s campaign. He will speak up to 12 times daily in key states including New York Massachusetts Connecticut and New Hampshire while Democrats tout union labor gains and civil rights themes.
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Charles F. Barrett
Washington
Truman
New York
New England
White Houses
Adlai E. Stevenson
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
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Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
White House
Ohio
Midwest
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
St. Louis
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