Eisenhower Launches Final Campaign Swing On Korea Policy
General Eisenhower begins his last campaign journey with a firm stand on Korea urging major forces stay in Korea while he would go to Korea himself if elected. He hits the Democrats on appeasement claims and vows to stay the course as he campaigns through Pennsylvania New York and Chicago.
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Belman Morin
Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Korea
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
30Th St
Eisenhower
Detroit
Adlai Stevenson
Moscow
GOP Nominet
Thomas Gibbons
Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
California
Boston
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Union
Stevenson
San Francisco
Soviet Russia
Sherman Adams
New Hampshire
Adams
AF Grants Pilots Right to Fire in Self Defense Over Soviet Skirmishes
The Air Force leaves decision making to pilots and overseas commanders on whether to fire back if Soviet fighters attack American planes on peaceful missions. Escorts may be assigned as needed. Routine noncombat U S B29 flights usually fly unescorted to avoid border infringement.
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Washington
USAF
Hokkaido
Russia
State Department
Air Force
Far East
North Korea
United States
Baltic Sea
Europe
Berlin
Leathernecks Retake The Hook In Fierce Korean Clash
U S Marines recaptured the Hook ridge in eastern Korea after repelling a Chinese assault. The fight included close quarters combat with bayonets and grenades as Marines pushed back a 500 to 750 man enemy battalion and mopped up several outposts.
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Seoul
U. S
Korea
Estern Korea
Milo Farnell
Farnell
the Hook
A. E. Pollack
1St Marine Division
U. N
Hook
Panmunjom
Fish Hook
Police HUnt Deer Poacher In Slayings
In Tuxedo Park New York police hunted a deer poacher suspected in the killings of Robert Nugent 43 town clerk Ramapo New York and Charles E Simpson 38 banker Saddle River New Jersey. The victims were found on a mountain path with a dead deer nearby. Investigators thought Nugent may have recognized the illegal hunter who issued local hunting licenses.
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Tuxedo Park
Robert Nugent
Ramapo
N. Y
Charles E. Simpson
Saddle River
N. J
Nugent
Simpson
Six Brow n children in Holly Springs to undergo surgery
The six children of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brown of Holly Springs Arkansas will have operations next week to remove extra fingers and toes. Mrs. Brown also has extra digits, and the family faces higher costs for gloves and shoes due to having 12 fingers and 12 toes overall.
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Little Rock, Ark
Holly Springs
Ark
John H. Brown
Voters urged to cast ballots on November 4
A civic message emphasizes the duty to vote on November 4, urging participation as the core reason for casting ballots. The notice highlights civic responsibility and encourages readers to fulfill their voting obligation.
Yugoslavia Edges Czechoslovakia for UNECOS Seat
UNITED NATIONS N Y UNITED STATES backed Yugoslavia defeats Czechoslovakia 40 to 18 after 13 ballots to win a seat on the Economic and Social Council. It marks a third time U S pressure blocked Czechoslovakia from a UN post it sought. Adlai Stevenson campaigns in final week urging Democrats to stay in power citing foreign policy differences.
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United Nations
N. Y
Czechoslovakia
U. N
Economic and Social Council
Stevenson P
Adlai Stevenson
Truman Heads West For Final Campaign Swing
President Truman begins a seven state tour ending in Missouri as he campaigns with Adlai Stevenson. He seeks coal mine resumption after meeting UMW leaders and coal operators. He travels 4500 miles by train with daughter Margaret, stopping in Gary Willard Deshler Hibbing Chicago Detroit Cincinnati and St. Louis.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Truman
John L. Lewis
Midwest
Adlai E. Stevenson
White House
Washington
Union Station
United Mine Workers
Soft Coal Operators’ Association
Independence
Willard
Deshler
Gary
UN Doubts Soviets Plan To Break Truce Deadlock
The United Nations Assembly enters its second week with hopes and doubts that the Soviet Union will order a break in the Korean truce talks deadlock. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky may speak this afternoon on the battle over war prisoners and a New York debate on filling a U N Economic and Social Council vacancy pits Yugoslavia against Czechoslovakia for a two thirds majority.
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United Nations
N. Y
United Nations Assembly
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Assembly
Vishinsky
U. N
U. S
Dean Acheson
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Viet Union
Acheson
North Korea
South Korea
Forest Fires Called Worst In Five Years
In Southern Ohio fires were described as the worst in five years. Firefighters fought 12 counties while National Guard units kept watch around damaged areas near South Point and Johns Creek. Officials cited possible arson and urged rain seeking relief amid smoky conditions reaching Detroit.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. W. Marion
Natural Resources Department
O. A. Alderman
State Division of Forestry
Ross
Scioto
Jackson
Belmont
Adams
Hocking
Athens
Columbiana
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Blazes Kept 180 Men of Co. K
166Th
National Guard
South Point
Johns Creek
Ironton
Storm Seeder Lost At Sea Near Miami
Coast Guard units search for Gordon Clauser a 40 year old Norman Oklahoma man who reported his plane was low on fuel over water east of Miami. Clauser claimed to scatter pellets to tame a hurricane and stop a storm east of Florida. His wife said he ran a hail prevention firm and believed he halted a tornado near Plainview Texas last year.
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Miami
Fila
Coast Guard
Gordon Clauser
Norman
Okla
Clauser
Miami Herald
Florida
Plainview
Tex
Miners Ordered Back to Work Over Pay Rise
John L. Lewis instructed striking soft coal miners to resume work while government reconsideration of a $1.90 daily pay increase proceeds. The Wage Stabilization Board had trimmed the rise to $1.50, with industry and union appealing to Roger Putnam for overrule. President Truman urged cooperation and toured the White House with Lewis.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Truman
Lewis
White House
Roger Putnam
John Busarello
Pittsburgh
Busarello
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Moses
Adlai Stevenson
Putnam
WSB
Youth Claims Coerced Kidnap In Highway Spree
Nashville youth Virgil LeMay aged 15 faces federal charges of kidnapping and car theft as police in three states search for partners James F. Hill 29 and Charles E Hopkins 19. The trio allegedly forced LeMay into a looting spree that began in Valdosta Ga and included four stolen cars over three days with no serious injuries.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville
Virgil LeMay
U. S
J. W. Moore
LeMay
James F. Hill
Framingham
Mass
Charles E. Hopkins
Jacksonville
Fla
Hill
Hopkins
Florida
State Reformatory
Atlanta
Scottsboro
Ala
Huntsville
Billy Lauderdale
Here
Preston Bryant
Valdosta
Farouk Ditches 1952 Dues Refusing Modern Tax
The British Society of Philluminists mourns the loss of its famed member Egypt's ex King Farouk over a $2.15 annual subscription that remained unpaid for 1952. Secretary Charlie Crampton noted Farouk abdicated three days after the fee was due, suggesting an excusable distraction.
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London
British Society of Philluminists
Philluminists
Egypt
Farouk
Charlie Crampton
Stevenson on the Road Heads Toward New York Election Push
Adlai Stevenson continues a rapid voting drive through New England and the East aiming for Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and New York 73 electoral votes. He speeches in Quincy Brockton Attleboro Providence Woonsocket New London New Haven Bridgeport and Harlem while Eisenhower pursues the same turf.
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Stevenson
New England
Adlai Stevenson
Massachusetts
Coneens
Rhode Island
Newark
Quincy
Mass
New York City
Harlem
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Boston
Brockton
Attleboro
Providence
Woonsocket
R. L
Putnam
Norwich
New London
New Haven
Bridgeport
York
Connecticut
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