Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower On Korea Policy In Pacific Northwest
Adlai E. Stevenson charged Gen Eisenhower knew there is no trick to end the Korean War and urged a steady hand on Korea policy. He praised Illinois government reforms and promised an economical administration. He edited his speech in Salt Lake City to avoid alienating crowds and radio time constraints.
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Spokane
Wash
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Utah
Wyoming
Pacific Northwest
Korea
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Alaska
Omaha
Illinois
Pendleton
Ore
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Casper
Wye
Kremlin
William Flanagan
Fatal attack leaves family dead in Chester robbery
Sondra Gay Young, 3, recounts two masked men killed her father Guard Young 43 and three others in a $7,128 robbery massacre on a logging road near Chester California. She and her mother and sister were assaulted. family friends Jean 7 Judy 6 and neighbor Michael 4 slain. Police seek two gunmen in green shirts and blue jeans who drove a big blue car.
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Chester
Calif
Sondra Gay Young
Sondra
Hie
Guard Young
Westwood
Jean
Judy
Michael Saile
Young
Michael
Diase
Triangular Hill Battle Intensifies in Western Front Zone
U S Seventh Division troops fought up the crest of Triangle Hill and dug in on the northern slope as Chinese forces resisted fiercely in close combat. South Korean troops at White Horse Mountain blasted Reds with hazardous munitions while Allied air and sea power backed the effort.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S. Seventh Division
Triangle Hill
Seventh Division
White Horse Mountain
Mark Clark
Tokyo
U. S
North Korea
White Horse
Seventh Divison
Triangle
Papa-San
Truman Heads on Campaign Train Tour Across Northeast
President Truman embarks on a three day campaign for Adlai Stevenson with up to 12 speeches daily in New York Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island before touring Pennsylvania Delaware New Jersey Ohio and the Midwest Virginia set dates include a final drive to Illinois Missouri and possibly Michigan Minnesota and other states. The trip mimics his 1948 success with a climactic rally in St. Louis on November 1.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Washington
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Ohio
Midwest
Illinois
Missouri
Michigan
Minnesota
St. Louis
Woman recalls father's assault as son flees amid arrest
The account details a woman remembering her father being forced to lie on a road while men tied his hands. She recalls a boy named Michael darting from a car before being captured. Janes hopes to learn more today as Washoe County officers arrest Louis Edmond Blair in Reno for questioning.
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Michael
Sondra
Janes
Reno
Washoe County
Nev
Louis Edmond Blair
Blaze Destroys Top Floor of Downtown Office Building
A fire swept the upper floor of a two story brick building at 113 Ceder Street this afternoon. Smoke filled the area after noon closing hours and flames breached the roof within minutes. Firemen controlled the blaze quickly, with Eckhardt’s office suspected as the origin. No cause determined beyond a discarded cigarette. Occupants include Dr. W W Daut Dr E H Carlson and Dr J B Hathany. Carlson owns the building. Loss estimates not yet available.
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Ceder Street
Atty. A
Wayne Eckhardt
Atty. Eckhardt
Eckhardt
W. W. Daut
E. H. Carlson
J. B. Hathany
Harold Smith
Dr. Carlson
Texas Write-In Ruling Lets Eisenhower Nixon Run
Austin and state officials report the attorney general ruled voters may place Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon on the Democratic column by writing them in. The ruling, sought by Governor Shivers amid Democratic fatigue, allows write-ins for President and Vice President to be counted for the Republican ticket in the November election.
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Austin
Texas
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Allan Shivers
Adlai Stevenson
Eiein
Ward Rites Thursday Frank J Ward Clinton Lumber Leader
Funeral services will be held Thursday for Frank J Ward 78 a prominent Clinton lumberman founder and chairman of Eclipse Lumber Co which operates 40 yards in the Midwest Survivors include a son of Clinton and a daughter in San Francisco.
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Clinton
Frank J. Ward
Ward
Eclipse Lumber Co
Midwest
San Francisco
Doyle Steps Down as U.S. Attorney in Illinois Probe
Howard L. Doyle, chief federal prosecutor for the Southern Illinois District since 1935, asks to be relieved of duties while investigations into his private income from 1945 to 1950 proceed. He cited his wife’s illness in Decatur as the moment of the decision.
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Washington
Howard L. Doyle
U. S
Ofllinois
Doyle
Decatur
House Judiciary
Justice Department
Southern Illinois
Springfield
Illinois
Atty
James P. McGranery
Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wholesale Food Prices Decline to Week Low
The Dun and Bradstreet food index shows a drop this week to $6.38, the lowest since early May. It sits below last week’s $6.44, down 5.8 percent from a year ago, with year-to-date low at $6.31 on April 22 and a high of $6.70 in late August and early September.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
President Truman to Visit Muscatine County on Oct 29
President Harry S Truman will visit Muscatine County on Wednesday Oct 29 as part of a whistle stop tour for Adlai Stevenson Democratic nominee. Iowa Democratic chairman Jake More said a rear platform appearance may occur with tentative stops at Mason City Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Davenport.
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Harry S. Truman
Muscatine County
Adlai E. Stevenson
Journal
Jake More
Iowa
More
The
Des Moines
Mason City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Rock Island
West Liberty
Chicago
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
GOP
Wilton
Explosive Blast Damages Du Pont Plant. Eight Believed Dead
A massive explosion at the Du Pont explosives plant near Ashland Wisconsin at 2 47 am shattered a nitro mixing unit. Eight night shift workers were unaccounted for and feared dead with one body recovered. The blast damaged Ashland and Washburn as glass shattered storefronts and buildings.
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Barksdale
Wis
DuPont Co
B. A. Semb
Semb
Ashland
Eisenhower campaigns in Texas on fear of depression
Dwight D. Eisenhower told a wind chilled crowd at Union Station in Fort Worth that a Republican administration would use the full power of the government to prevent another depression. He denounced Democratic scare talk and said the country can have the right kind of government. Texas supporters predicted strong Ike votes as crowds cheered his call for good governance and freedom.
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Ft. Worth
Tex
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
W. H. Jack Porter
Texas
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Ike
Porter
Lawrence Tarlton
Democrats
GOP
America
Burlington Voters Approve School Expansion Plans
Burlington voters approved two proposals to fund school expansion over ten years. A $250,000 bond for improvements at two elementary schools passed 3,189 to 1,564, and a 2.5 mill levy for 10 years to raise $660,000 for other buildings won 2,759 to 190. Total turnout reached 4,790, the largest for a special school election.
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Burlington
Board of Education
Mrs Fix Dies in Missouri Car Crash
Thelma A. Fix 48 of Muscatine died when the car driven by her husband Raymond A. Fix collided with a Kansas City man on U S highway 71 bypass eight miles south of Lee Summit Missouri. Shireley Ann Edie 17 of Independence also died in the crash. Jessie Eugene Williams of Kansas City was injured and Mr Fix was critical with a crushed cheek and broken leg.
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Muscatine
Lee
Summit
Thelma A. Fix
Raymond A. Fix
Kansas City
Two Sons of FDR Back Eisenhower
Two of the late Franklin D. Roosevelt's sons back Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The other four family members support Adlai E. Stevenson. John Roosevelt, now a perfume and soap distributor, shifted to Dewey in 1948 and backs Eisenhower again. Ellicott Roosevelt on a Meeker Colorado ranch also backs the general. The remaining relatives promote Stevenson.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Fdr
John
Thomas E. Dewey
Eisenhower
Ellicott Roosevelt
Meeker
Colo
James
Franklin Delano, Jr
Anna
Stevenson
Army seeks share of fissionable material for atomic gun
Secretary Pace announces at Aberdeen Proving Ground that the Army wants a proper allotment of nuclear material for use with the 280 millimeter atomic artillery gun and newer tanks. He notes strong effort to secure stock for battlefield atomic energy, while details of the gun surface after a recent demonstration.
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Aberdeen Proving Ground
Frank Pace
Pace
Atomic Energy Commission
Five-State Tax District Replaces Local Revenue Post
Washington reports a plan to create a five-state Midwestern tax collection district ending G G Bert Jeck's Iowa post. Directors will be civil service appointees with a district commissioner in St Paul. Possible Iowa director is Frank Halpin.
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Washington
G. G. Bert Jeck
Iowa
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
St. Paul Minn
Des Moines
Fargo
Jeck
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