Triangle Hill and Pinpoint Hill Fight on Korean Front
US 7th Division and South Korean troops fought Chinese forces for control of Triangle Hill and Pinpoint Hill on the Central Korean Front. Waves of assaults were repelled by machine guns and close combat, with Allied planes and artillery backing efforts. By noon, all positions were restored and troops prepared for further Chinese attacks.
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Triangle Hill
Pinpoint Hill
Sniper Ridge
U. N
Papa San
U. S. 7Th Division
Triangle
Sniper
Brazilian airliner crash near Porto Alegre kills 14
Rescue teams moved bodies from a flaming crash of a DC3 operated by Aerovias Brasil near San Francisco de Paula, 54 miles northeast of Porto Alegre. Four survivors were hospitalized as search planes located the wreck and relief parties reached the site through heavy mud.
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Porto Alegre
Brazil
Aerovias Brasil
San Francisco de Paula
Austrian Parties Call Elections for April Twenty-Six
Vienna reports Austria’s two governing parties the Conservative People and the Social Democrats plan to seek new parliamentary elections on April 26. Parliament must approve. the coalition holds 144 of 165 lower house seats. Last vote was October 1949. Observers expect a renewed majority.
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Vienna
Austria
People's Party
Social Democrats
Plane Lost 25 Aboard Over Korea
An Air Force transport with 25 aboard is missing over South Korea since 1 a m. Far East Air Forces announced late today.
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Tokyo
South Korea
Far East Air Forces
Taft Defends Law and Attacks Democratic Corruption
Senator Robert Taft campaigned in Utah to back Eisenhower and defend the Taft Hartley Labor Law while criticizing Truman Stevenson and Democratic foreign policy. He cited WPA scandals and IRS probes, and blamed Acheson for weakening U.S. stance on China and Formosa amid the Korean War.
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Salt Lake City
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Utah
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ogden
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Taft
Democratic Party
WPA
Internal Revenue Bureau
Dean Acheson
State Department
China
Formosa
Acheson
Police Find Stolen Baby in Bellevue Hospital Case
A week old girl, Gloria Hernandez, was recovered with a woman whose own newborn lay ill in Bellevue Hospital. Police traced the abduction to Mrs Carmen Rodrigueuz, 32, found with Gloria and her own infant infant born Sept 28 in incubator. Rodrigueuz charged with kidnapping after exposing lack of papers.
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New York
Gloria Hernandez
Bellevue Hospital
Rafael Hernandez
Gloria
Bellevue
Carmen Rodrigueuz
Senators End Probe For Red UN Workers
New York reports that the Senate internal security subcommittee wrapped up a three day probe of United Nations employees over potential Communist ties. The panel led by Senator Herbert O Conor indicated further hearings would be held in the city within two weeks.
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U.S. Senate
Internal Security
United Nations
Herbert O'Conor
D-Md
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Jiri Nose
U.S
Ernest A. Gross
Britain Plans to Buy Grain From Soviet Russia
London reports Dr Charles Hill parliamentary secretary to the Food Ministry told the House of Commons Britain has contracted to buy 200000 tons of grain from Soviet Russia. He said shipment was expected soon.
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Charles Hill
Food Ministry
House of Commons
Britain
Soviet
Russia
Eisenhower Aims East as Campaign Sweeps the Shore
President Eisenhower pressed a rapid East Coast swing following a 16 day tour through 28 states. He plans a heavy schedule into New England New York and Pennsylvania with only weekends off, while defending his TVA stance against private power critics in Knoxville and Memphis.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Pacific Coast
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Paterson
N. J
Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
Waldorf-Astoria
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Pennsylvania
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Midwest
Texas
Louisiana
Acheson Low Key on Korea Speech at U N
Secretary of State Dean Acheson plans to address the United Nations on world issues with remarks on Korea toned to generalities. The U N General Assembly opens its policy debate as Acheson may speak today or tomorrow after other delegates are heard.
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N. Y.h
Dean Acheson
U. S
Korea
U. N. General Assembly
Acheson
U. N
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Brazil
Russia
Pearson
France
Assembly
South Africa
India
G. P. Jooste
Nixon Blames Administration For U S Communists In UN
Senator Richard Nixon visited Michigan denouncing the Democratic administration for U S Communist infiltration of the United Nations. He spoke to large crowds in Muskegon praising Eisenhower and predicting a Republican victory, urging loyalty screening and criticizing Adlai Stevenson for Alger Hiss testimony.
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Administration
U. S
James A. Uv
Crowe
Muskegon
Mich
Michigan
Richard Nixon
United Nations
Central High School
U. N
State Department
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Alger Hiss
Truman Frames Bread and Peace Message in 1952 Campaign
President Truman told New England voters that bread and butter and world peace hinge on the 1952 election. He assailed Eisenhower for backing McCarthy and for alleged attacks on Gen George C Marshall. In Hartford he urged a change that preserves Democratic gains and opposes lobbies and special interests.
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Truman
New England
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Isay
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
George C. Marshall
Hartford
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Margaret
Brooklyn
N. Y
Eisenhower
President urges voters to choose bread and peace over sport like battles
The President argued that elections are not games or beauty contests but crucial choices for world peace. He noted voters should not pick parties based on past losses but on the real stakes of governance and national policy.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankees
Uneasiness Grows in Soft Coal Fields Amid Strike Threat
Reports from the coal fields describe rising restlessness as miners walk out to press for a $1.90 daily wage raise and higher royalties. John L. Lewis warned workers to abstain from work on November 18 unless welfare payments are certified. Walkouts totaled several thousand across Kentucky West Virginia Illinois Ohio and Western Pennsylvania with WSB decision pending.
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John L. Lewis
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Wage Stabilization Board
Washington
WSB
Lewis
Navy
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UMW
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Republic Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
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Ohio
Crash train ignored signal, says worker
London report says a signalman testified one train in last Wednesday's Harrow triple crash failed to heed his signal. A. G. Armitage spoke at the official inquiry. The crash death toll rose to 111 with a 94 year old woman among the dead.
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London
Harrow
A. G. Armitage
Alaskan Voting Shows GOP Edge in Legislature Amid Presidential Trend
Early returns in Alaska indicate Democrats leading Delegate E. L. Bartlett by about 2400 votes as Anchorage tallies shift. Republicans hold prospects for 26 of 33 legislative seats. lower house margins favor Republicans in 19 of 24 races while Senate incumbents split 6 Democrats to 3 Republicans.
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E. L. Bartlett
Weathervane
Senate
Alaska
French editor fined for harming army morale
In Lyon a Communist editor Georges Levy was convicted by a French Criminal District Court of harming army morale and fined 20 000 francs for publishing false statements about the French Army in La Voix du Peuple yesterday.
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Lyon
France
Georges Levy
la Voix du Peuple
Mossadegh Reiterates Break With Britain Over Oil Dispute
Premier Mossadegh announced to Iranians that Iran would sever diplomatic relations with Britain due to oil talks deadlock. He said the action does not end the bonds of friendship between the two nations and emphasized national respect for Britain.
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Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Mossadegh
Iran's Break With Britain Harms Oil Dispute Efforts
Washington officials said degh's move to sever diplomatic ties with Britain has "knocked sky high" the attempts to resolve the British Iranian oil dispute and called the prime minister's decision "most unfortunate."
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Washington
United States
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
Iran Seeks British Oil Compromise After Nationalization Row
Foreign Minister Hossein Fatemi said Iran would convey its decision to Britain shortly as Mossadegh threatened action if terms for oil dispute are unmet. Britain rejected Iran’s terms as unacceptable and stood by the August joint settlement proposal. Churchill held six hours of talks with Parliament and cabinet aides as Britain demanded full compensation for its properties nationalized 18 months ago.
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Hossein Fatemi
Mossadegh
Britain
Churchill
Truman
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co
Iran
Frenchman Fined 1.7 Million Francs in Cigarette Smuggling
French court in Marseille jailed Jean De Stour four months and fined him 558 million francs for attempting to smuggle six tons of American cigarettes into France from Tangier. He was seized near the coast by customs officers. cargo confiscated. Officials indicated a settlement at a lower amount may be possible.
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Marseille
France
Jean DeStour
Tangier
DeStour
Sticky Business: Sorority to Sell Coffee at Polls
Hopewell City Council authorizes a sorority to sell coffee and doughnuts at five voting precincts. Proceeds will fund a new X ray unit for the city health department.
Stevenson Cries Foe’s Crusade in California Tour
Adlai E. Stevenson energized a San Francisco rally as he attacked Dwight Eisenhower for playing two political sides in California. He praised Earl Warren, mocked Nixon, and accused Eisenhower’s team of backward looking tactics. He urged intellectual freedom against a supposed crusade that would silence dissent. The Berkeley speech warned of a future shaped by old guards and isolationists.
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California
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Eisenhower
Illinois
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Richard M. Nixon
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Berkeley
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Jenner
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