Stevenson Hits Republicans As He Campaigns South
Gov Adlai E Stevenson turned his bid southward in Oklahoma City urging vigilance against Soviet tricks and warning that a Republican victory could reverse progress toward peace. He attacked Taft and the Old Guard for opposing bipartisan foreign policy and praised Democratic actions as uniting the free world. From Kansas City to St Louis he drew large crowds and fielded boisterous applause as he urged continued pursuit of peace and defense.
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Truman Drives New York Swing For Stevenson In 1952 Race
President Truman toured New York aboard his whistle stop train urging support for Adlai E. Stevenson. He assailed Republicans on civil rights and the immigration law veto, warning against hysteria and attacks on minorities while promoting constitutional anti discrimination provisions.
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Hungary
Hilltop Battle in Seoul Oil Ridge Peak in rain
In a heavy rain the United Nations and South Korean forces fought fierce close range combat on White Horse hilltop near Seoul. Chinese Reds pressed the peak for a seventh straight time as ROC troops advanced under darkness using grenades rifle butts and bayonets.
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Korea
White Horse Mountain
U. N
Sparkman Speech At Council Bluffs Promises Bay Event
Democratic Vice Presidential hopeful John J. Sparkman headlines Governors day in Council Bluffs with an open air speech at Bayliss Park after arriving in Omaha. He joins Gov. William Beardsley Herschel Loveless and state official James Keleher in a multi-city swing through Iowa and Nebraska.
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John J. Sparkman
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William Beardsley
Iowa
Herschel Loveless
William B. Futral
Rock Island Railroad
James J. Keleher
Congress
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E. L. Allphin
Chamber of Commerce
Keleher
James Leslie
Avoca
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Shenandoah
Taft
Truman
Council Bluff
Five Day Forecast Calls for Mild Temps Above Normal
The 5 day outlook shows temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees above normal with highs around 63 to 67 and lows near 40 to 44. Warmer Saturday, cooler Sunday, minor changes afterward and little or no precipitation expected.
President Sued in Korea Legality
Cleveland reports a U S marshal served President Truman with court papers making him a defendant in a suit filed Sept 3 by William W Cavanaugh challenging the legality of the Korean War for lack of congressional approval. The president has 60 days to answer and officials doubt the suit will stand.
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Truman
Harry
U. S
Norman F. Black
William W. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Investigation under way after $50000 cash found on airliner
Officials of Pan American-Grico Airways investigate how fifty thousand dollars in cash appeared aboard a four engine airliner en route from Miami to Lima Peru. The money may have been stolen in flight or during a brief stop at Panama and Guayaquil.
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Guayaquil
Birth control pills spark clergy debate in Washington report
Boston doctor Dr. Benjamin Sieve reports in Science a study of 298 married couples using the pill to suppress fertility for 3 to 30 months with doses at meals. Clergy including Fr. Connell and Bishop Oxnam react differently, while fertility can return if the drug is stopped, and the pill phosphate deted bespersidin is the agent studied.
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Boston
Benjamin Sieve
Technical Journal “Science
Francis J. Connell
Sacred Theology
Catholi University of America
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
Methodsieburch
Sieve
Mother and child die in parked car at cemetery
Washington Iowa authorities continue probe into carbon monoxide deaths of Doris Jean Campbell 25 and her 2 year old daughter Bonnie Kay found in a car at Elm Grove cemetery. Russell Taylor 20 was found unconscious at the wheel and remains hospitalized.
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Russell Eugene Taylor
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Authoorities
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Ella Knott
Loveless Attacks Iowa Liquor Law in Sigourney
Democratic nominee Herschel C. Loveless criticizes Iowa liquor law as unenforceable and bootleg friendly at a county dinner in Sigourney. He advocates liquor by the drink and questions why Attorney General Larson won’t enforce the law before 1953. Loveless has campaigned steadily, touching liquor by the drink only as a plank last spring.
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Herschel C. Loveless
Loveless
Robert L. Larson
Larson
Man Sets Fire to Warm Self Injures in Iowa Corn Field
A 58 year old Alabama transient was critically burned when he started a fire in dry corn near Grand View Louisa County Iowa for warmth. He slept beside the blaze and was found in a weeds path after the flames burned his clothing and spread over about 30 square feet. He was rushed to Muscatine by ambulance.
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Charles A. Lloyd
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Highway 61
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Lewis Weighs Coal Strike If Wage Board Delays
John L. Lewis considers a nationwide coal strike unless the Wage Stabilization Board approves the union pay boost by next Wednesday. Lewis sends Welly Hopkins to Washington to press the plan as miners gain a $1.90 daily raise to 18.25 and a 40 cent tonnage royalty. Operators say they cannot fund the terms without board approval. Lewis eyes Adlai Stevenson but has not endorsed and remains sharply critical of Taft.
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John L. Lewis
WSB
Hopkins
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Lewis
Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Farm Hand Severely Injured In Letts Corn Picker
Robert Zwolanek, 21, a Letts farm hand from Germantown Ohio, suffered severe injuries to his right hand when it was caught in a corn picker at the Art Black farm in Letts. An operation at Bellevue hospital amputated all fingers except the thumb and part of the palm. The accident occurred about 1 a.m. today.
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Letts
Bellevue Hospital
Zwolanek
Germantown
Ohio
Art Black
U S Agriculture Estimates Corn and Wheat Crops
Washington reports the Agriculture Department’s harvest time estimate: corn at 3,256,550,000 bushels and wheat at 1,298,921,000 bushels.
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Agriculture Department
Eisenhower Says Public Tax Reports Possible Before Vote
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told reporters in Phoenix he may release a financial report before the election if desired, indicating income tax returns or a similar financial statement could be made public. He noted the info would largely be a public record and aides hinted a full financial summary might be disclosed.
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Eisenhower
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Ariz
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Utah
Hunt Jilted Suitor in Slaying of Prospective Groom
Cedar Rapids police probe a fatal shooting of James Hackman 30 in his parked car five shotgun blasts. They seek George Duffy 22 the jilted suitor once engaged to Shirley Arnold 18 who was to wed Hackman this Saturday. Arnold returned Duffy’s ring and says he threatened violence saying this night you will always remember during a shower for her marriage.
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Iowa
James Hackman
George Duffy
Hackman
Shirley Arnold
Duffy
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