Eisenhower to Relax in Augusta Before Korea Visit
President-elect Eisenhower arrived in Augusta for ten days of rest with no visitors allowed. Secret Service leaders joined a security detail as observers noted preparations to prevent a Roosevelt era assassination in Miami and to protect Ike during an 18 hole round.
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Air Fighting Renewed in Korea Front Skirmish
American Sabrejet pilots claimed a Mig-15 kill and damaged seven more as air battles resumed over northwest Korea. South Korean troops repelled a 150-man Chinese push at Sniper Ridge on the central front amid heavy exchanges involving 96 aircraft.
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Thanksgiving near as locals prep for yard cleanups and holiday decor
With election behind them, residents note stores swapping fall wear for Christmas decor. Yard cleanup programs aid cluttered lots as wind scatters debris back from neighbors. Reported ongoing painting and remodeling along Butler Adams streets amid favorable contractor weather. Thanksgiving approaches in three weeks and National Cat Week prompts American Feline Society seals. Local hunters look to backyards for small game as leaves delay hunting ban lift. woods show similar conditions.
Daily Weather Forecast and Past Statistics
Rather cloudy and colder tonight and tomorrow with snow flurries likely. Low tonight 28 to 24 with west to northwest winds 70 to 30 mph and higher humidity. Maximum temperature 61 and minimum 40 with no precipitation and river stage 4.9 feet. Year ago figures show 35 and 16 degrees.
Major Turnover Expected in U.S. Diplomatic Posts
Washington reports the first major turnover in 20 years as Eisenhower takes office on January 20. Chiefs of mission will resign. political appointees and career diplomats will be replaced, with ambassadorships to Britain Italy and France among top postings. Walter S. Gifford is current envoy to Britain and Ellsworth Bunker to Italy. James C. —
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New York
Italy
Ellsworth Bunker
Argentina
France
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Truman Seeks Smooth Transfer of Power With Eisenhower
President Truman began organizing for the transition to a Republican administration canceling personal plans for two and a half months. He invited President-elect Eisenhower to discuss domestic and foreign policy and pledged his personal support for the incoming administration saying the will of the people must be honored and a united front is needed.
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Eisenhower
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Death notices list several local residents
Death records show Bernice Rogers 65 of Steubenville Ohio Elizabeth Hayes 84 of 533 Taylor Street Jessie Belle Black 55 of 230 North Crawford Avenue Delilah Elliott Hill 82 Route 1 Harold A. Gibson 71 of 355 Neshannock Avenue Floyd A. Nowling 54 of 209 Lincoln Avenue.
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Bernice Rogers
Steubenville
Elizabeth Jones Hayes
Tayior Street
Jessie Belle Black
North Crawford Avenue
Delilah Elliott Hill
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Harold A. Gibson
Neshannock Avenue
Floyd A. Nowling
Lincoln Avenue
Precarious Republican Lead In New Congress
Unofficial returns show Republicans hold 48 Senate seats to 47 Democrats with one independent, and 225 House seats to 205 with one independent and three doubtful races. Key contests include Aspinall vs Shults in Colorado, Maulder vs Schwabe in Missouri, and Magnuson vs Canwell in Washington amid 90 000 absentee ballots.
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Oregon
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H. M. Shults
Colorado
H. M. Maulder
Max Schwabe
Missouri
Don Magnuson
al Canwell
Washington
Frazier Reams
Ohio
Dean Sabath Dies at 86 Dean Sabath Dies at 86
Rep. Sabath of Illinois, the dean of Congress, dies at Bethesda Naval Hospital from complications after gall bladder and liver surgery. He had been re elected to a 24th term and served as chairman of the House Rules Committee since 1938. The body will be shipped to Chicago for burial.
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Eisenhower proposes November 17 meeting with Truman
General Dwight D. Eisenhower sent a message to President Truman proposing a meeting in the week of November 17 to discuss an orderly transition of government. James C. Hagerty released the message on behalf of the president elect.
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Chest Fund total rises to 134 136 in 1952 drive
Workers add 8934 to the Community Chest campaign bringing the total to 134 135 91 percent with under 13 000 still needed toward 147 000. The Clubs division led by Alec Samuels surpassed its quota and another report meeting will continue the drive at noon at The Castleton hotel with dinner sponsored by the Strauss Hirshberg company.
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Strauss-Hirshberg Company
Russian Protest On Blockade Of Korea Studied
Washington observers analyzed a Soviet note protesting the Korea blockade. Officials saw no new U.S. policy shift, while the timing raised questions due to Eisenhower's Korea visit. The note, delivered by Ambassador Zarubin, centered on accusing the blockade of being a new aggression.
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Dairy Company Robbed of 1300 Dollars at Boyd Dairy
The Boyd Dairy Company at 1060 Butler Avenue was burglarized on Wednesday night with 1300 dollars stolen, including 700 in cash. A gas device exploded earlier on September 16 during a failed safe entry, and the suspects left a bank book and checks in a milk truck.
Two American Scientists Win 32000 Nobel Prize in Physics
The Nobel prize in physics for 32 thousand dollars was awarded to Dr Felix Bloch of Stanford and Dr Edward M Purcell of Harvard for discoveries in nuclear physics. They developed the technique of nuclear induction independently but simultaneously.
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Felix Bloch
Stanford University
Edward M. Purcell
Harvard University
Swedish Academy of Science
de Leiman A. Waksman
Rutgers University
Felix Bioeh
Classified Page Brief Highlights and Editorial Snips
A compact glimpse of the day’s classifieds and editorial notices. Includes small ads, society notes, sports stocks and a brief obituary snippet reflecting community updates.
Stevenson Delves Into State Business After Campaign
Gov Adlai Stevenson returns to Springfield to handle state affairs after conceding defeat to Gen Eisenhower. He limits national politics for a week while staff clear campaign remnants. He plans a short vacation next week as the governor’s mansion quiets and campaign offices empty.
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Bank Robbery at Jefferson Bank in Pennsylvania
A man and a woman robbed the National Bank of Jefferson in Jefferson near Waynesburg, escape with two to three thousand dollars. State Police Lt. Shaeffer described the suspects as a Black man and a woman in disguise, fleeing in a gray car with Pennsylvania plate 24275. He urged radio stations to assist in the search.
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Eisenhower Wins Electoral Victory and GOP Control
President elect Eisenhower solidifies GOP control of the House with 225 members and an expected 48 Senate seats while pledging a swift Korea crisis response. He carries 39 states and 31.9 million votes to Stevenson’s 25.6 million, as Nixon acts as the tie breaking vote in a divided Senate.
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Post Election Sentiment Cools as Voters Return to Work
The piece urges a calm return to daily duties after the election. It notes the celebrations have ended and calls for people to resume chores and knitting, while acknowledging the importance of electing a man. It mentions a cool forty seven degrees.
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