Ike Speaks in Negro Harlem on Liberties
Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed more than 250 Harlem civic leaders and 250 choir members at the Hotel Theresa breakfast during a campaign stop in Negro Harlem. He urged a living constitution and cautioned against an “evil tongue,” tying American freedom to faith and the image of God, aiming to help the United States shine globally. The candidate and Mrs. Eisenhower then departed by auto for Laguardia to connect to Hartford.
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Conn
Red Feather Drive Lagging in 1952 53 Campaign
Campaign officials report lagging progress as of Monday with only 72 percent completed after a weekend spike. Donors and large employer groups remain quiet, and leaders urge completion to close the drive this weekend. Division percentages show industrial 55, commercial 73, government and education 50, special gifts 70.
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US Election Portrayed by Soviet Radio as Fixed Race
Moscow told Russians to expect the worst regardless of winner in the American election. It claimed Eisenhower or Stevenson would win, labeling both major parties as controlled by American multimillionaires. Valentin Zorin quoted as saying the race is a single stable owner. Stevenson described as backed by Chicago banks and big New York interests.
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Lewis Pictured As Turning Down Dead-End Street
Washington AP reports John L. Lewis insisted miners receive the full 31.90 wage raise negotiated with mine owners. The Wage Stabilization Board cut 40 cents, allowing only 1.50 under inflation policy. Lewis condemned the move as thievery and warned of a grave impasse ahead.
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John L. Lewis
WSB
Famed Singers Give Concert At Neville Auditorium
A huge crowd attended a three and a half hour concert at Neville High School auditorium in the Twin Cities featuring Blackwood Brothers Statesmen's Rangers quartets. The overflow audience filled main floor and balcony and some stood. An upcoming November 25 show at the same venue will include a third group, possibly the LeFevre quartet. The three groups emphasized spiritual and religious songs and cited rising attendance at their religious concerts.
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Eastern States Turned Into White House Battleground
The East becomes a White House battleground as Eisenhower Stevenson and top leaders campaign in five states with 13 days till election. Stevenson launches a whistle stop in Notre Dame speech attacking medicine fraud and anti communism. Eisenhower tours Hartford Springfield Pittsfield Troy and delivers a night radio address amid strong Comeback reception in Boston.
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ROKS Retake Sniper Ridge in Bitter Front Battle
South Korean troops stormed and retook Sniper Ridge from Chinese forces after nine hours of fierce combat on the Central Front. Despite heavy mortar and artillery barrages, the ROKs pushed to the crest by 2:25 p.m. and dug in on the high ground amid rain and clouds.
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Seoul
John Randolph
Campaign tour mishaps for Ike and Adlai plague visits
Unscheduled incidents disrupted campaign events as Eisenhower and Stevenson faced a string of delays and accidents. A ramp collapse at a Richmond appearance, a fall during Mamie Eisenhower's descent, eggs thrown in Jersey City, and train stoppages disrupted speeches. Eisenhower apologized for a broadcast misstep and endured a head bump in Chicago amid travels.
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Clark Changes Rotation Points In U S Army Duty
General Mark Clark reversed an order setting 38 points for rotation to home. He kept nine months in the front line as the base, but said rear area units in Korea and Japan must serve longer due to replacement lags. Lovett overruled the 38 point plan, citing October replacement delays.
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Selman Field Land Talks Begin for Air Force Runway
A sub committee met in the Bernhardt building to review acquiring 1260 acres for a Selman Field runway upgrade. James A. Noe chaired with H L Rosenhein named to represent the panel. a final value exceeds half a million dollars scarce from donations. A Friday session precedes the citizens committee meeting as the November 15 deadline pressures progress.
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H. L. Rosenhein
U. S
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Car for sale and want ads promotion
Mrs. Troy Stewart invites inquiries after listing her car for sale at 1315 North 7th. News-Star World Want Ads offer affordable rates for selling automobiles, furniture, heating equipment, or any item of value with cancellation privileges and a call to action to use want ads at number 5161.
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Taft woos Southern voters in Richmond rally
Senator Robert A. Taft told 1,300 Republicans in Richmond that millions of Southern Democrats will back Eisenhower, criticizing Truman era big government and communism as he urged unity with Stevenson critiqued as surrendering. He praised Senator Byrd for clarity and urged opposition to administration policies.
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Rally Called Off Due to Illness of VP Nominee
Attention Tie Sparkman Rally at the Neville auditorium tomorrow night has been canceled because the vice presidential nominee is hospitalized in Maryland. A Stevenson for president committee member said no substitute will be arranged and the local meeting is canceled.
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Woman of the Year nominees sought by Inter-Club Council
The Inter-Club Council invites nominations for Woman of the Year from clubs organizations and citizens with a November 5 deadline. A three judge panel will consider leadership in civic clubs church work and altruistic community projects. The winner will be announced at a November 5 banquet with an out of state speaker.
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Bernice McCoy
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Philippines hit by season's worst typhoon kills dozens
The storm swept across the Philippines, killing at least 42 and injuring hundreds as homes vanished and crops suffered millions in damage. In Phan Thiet a tidal wave killed at least 20, with Legaspi City reporting 16 dead and 90 percent of buildings ruined. The death toll may rise.
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Philippine News Service
Leo Terzia Dies Former State Senator at 58
Leo F. Terzia 58, influential northeast Louisiana industrialist and former state senator for Morehouse Union Lincoln and West Carroll parishes, died in a local hospital after being moved from his home on Loop Road. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church Thursday at 3 p.m. Interment at Riverview Burial Park. Terzia helped found Parlor City Lumber and Terzia Hardware, served 1932 to 1940 in the legislature, later based in Monroe.
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Way To Prevent Much Polio Paralysis Told
Cleveland AP reports a practical polio protection using gamma globulin from human blood. In tests on 55,000 U.S. children this summer and spring, the G G shot offered significant protection lasting about five weeks, reducing paralytic cases primarily among those given the real treatment.
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U. S
William M. D. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
American Public Health Association
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