Truman Speeches Continue Blasts At Ike Across Montana
President Truman assailed Dwight Eisenhower in Havre Montana accusing him of blundering and lacking foresight on Russia. He claimed Ike once warned cooperation with the U S and criticized GOP leaders for still pursuing demobilization and defense cuts through the summer.
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Truman
Eisenhower
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Russia
Havre
Mont
United States
Ike
Republican Party
Glasgow
Malta
Chinook
Congress
Eisenhower Launches 8000 Mile Campaign Tour Across U S
Gen. Eisenhower starts a coast to coast campaign tour flying to Columbia South Carolina for his first speech of an 8000 mile 28 state effort. He plans to address personal finances later after reviewing records and will then board the Eisenhower Special train for a nationwide whistle stop tour.
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New York
Eisenhower
Columbia
S. C
James C. Hagerty
Ike
Stevenson
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Truman
South Carolina
Linndale
Ohio
Strange egg yolks and highway updates delivered
A breakfast note reports a Pa Newce's boy finding three yolks in an egg, a rare occurrence. The Detour Bulletin from the Pennsylvania Highway Department lists detours for Sept 26 to Oct 24 and notes winter preparations, new white lines on Route 422 east of the city, and imminent snow fences. residents along East Washington Street observed a riding horse, with more details continuing on Page Two.
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Pennsylvania Highway Department
Pa Nene
Highway Department
Route 422
East Side
Pearson Street
Butler Avenue
East Washington Street
Page Two
Daily Weather Report Forecast for regions and stats
Fair today with highs 75 in the north and 77 to 82 in the south. Tonight stays fair with lows 45 to 52. Warmer tomorrow. For 24 hours to 9 am today highs reached 83 and lows 59 with traces of precipitation. River stage 5.5 feet. Year ago same date records show 61 high 34 low and no rain.
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United States
Stevenson Promises Speeches on Corruption and Communism
Governor Adlai Stevenson pledged to devote speeches to government corruption and to Communism on the final campaign push against Dwight Eisenhower. The Illinois leader spoke in a 30 minute TV radio broadcast from a Chicago theater to an empty house and received an enthusiastic reception from aides and telegrams. He planned a one day trip to Cincinnati and Columbus to prepare more remarks.
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Springfield
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
Stevenson
Chicago
Illinois
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chinese Reds Capture Hill From Central Front
Chinese Reds seized a central front hill from South Korean troops after a 45 minute assault. Tank supported clashes at multiple hill positions marked a broader struggle across the front as UN air forces struck Red targets including supply trucks and front line positions.
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Seoul
Eddie Cantor Taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Eddie Cantor 60 collapsed after his first TV show of the fall season and was admitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in a state of complete exhaustion. Dr. Julius Kahn ordered quiet and no visitors as Cantor’s Midwest tour for Red Cross blood campaign and Israel bond sale was canceled.
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Hollywood
Eddie Cantor
Cedars of Lebanon
Julius Kahn
Midwest
Cantor
Red Cross
Sparkman Begins Four Day Campaign Swing in Upstate New York
Sen. Sparkman ends a one day visit to New York City after winning the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He heads into a four day tour of upstate New York planned across 24 cities including Elmira Endicott Binghamton Cortland and Ithaca.
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New York
Sparkman
New York City
Elmira
Endicott
Binghamton
Cortland
Ithaca
Death Notices of Several Residents Across City and Town
Death records list Reginald FE Davis 64 of 407 West Madison Avenue and Howard Manning Kirk Sr 84 of 403 East Moody Avenue among others. Also noted are Harry B Edeburn 71 of New Wilmington and Mrs Stephen Gonda Sr 69 of 9 Southview Avenue with Radford A Buckner 424 West Grant Street and Mary A Eckles 78 of Highland Heights.
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Reginald FE. Davis
Madison Avenue
Howard Manning Kirk
East Moody Avenue
Stephen Gonda
Southview Avenue
Radford A. Buckner
West
Grant Street
Mary A. Eckles
R.D
Highland Heights
Japan Prepares for Elections Amid Liberal Split
Japan's Liberal Party fractures after Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida expels two leading members. The nationwide election is set for tomorrow, with speculation about a neutral force emerging within the party to bridge the rift between Yoshida and Hatoyama factions.
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Toyko
Japan
Liberal
Shigeru
Yoshida
Diet
Ichiro Hatoyama
Hatoyama
Liberal Party
Six Leaders to Receive Revised Standard Bible at First Methodist
Six individuals from religion business and labor will each receive a copy of the Revised Standard Version at a 7:45 p m ceremony at First Methodist Church. Recipients include Ralph Audino Norman E Clark Dr G S Bennett Rabbi Ivan Gruen and Mayor Edward W DeCarbo chosen by local associations and the New Castle Senior High School student body.
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First Methodist Church
New Castle
Central Labor Union
Robert H. Mayo
New Castle Ministerial Association
Norman E. Clark
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
G. S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Ivan Gruen
Temple Israel
Edward W. DeCarbo
Six Billion In Gold Clutters Denver Mint Space
Denver Mint deposits swell to about 5.8 billion dollars in gold crowding space at the facility, described by Mint Director Gladys Morelock as taking up too much room. Gold reserves rank second only to Fort Knox, with refining limited by cash flow.
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Denver
INS
U. S
Gladys Morelock
Denver Mint
Ft Knox. Ky
Atomic Age Big Bertha Unveiled by Army
The Army unveiled its atomic age Big Bertha, a 280 millimeter artillery piece with a 20 mile range capable of firing atomic or conventional shells day or night in all weather. Developed under Gen. J. Lawton Collins, it weighs 85 tons with mobile carriage and transporter and is billed as a pivotal advance in close military support.
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United Press Telephoto
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Army Ordnance Corps
Washington
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Pentagon
Viscount Astor Dies at Cliveden Home at 73
Viscount Astor, husband of Lady Nancy Astor, died at Cliveden today aged 73 after a week of illness. The British nobleman, noted for his activity in national and international affairs, had long supported his wife, the first woman elected to Britain’s Parliament.
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London
Viscount Astor
Nancy Astor
Cliveden
Britain
Santa Claus Fund Flayed by Taylor in Stevenson Critique
Harrisburg September 30 State Republican Chairman M Harvey Taylor attacked Adlai Stevensons explanation of a Santa Claus Fund used to supplement salaries of Illinois officials. He called it Adlai Stevensons Santa Claus Fund and accused Stevenson of cherry picking names from a 1948 campaign list while noting additional anonymous contributions mirroring the amount distributed.
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Harrisburg
Harvey Taylor
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
Adair Stevenson
Taylor
Stevenson
Adiai
Auburn Twins Celebrate 91st Birthday in Health
In Auburn New York two siblings Robert Mastin and Ida Mastin are recognized as perhaps the oldest twins in the United States as they prepare to mark their 91st birthday tomorrow both reported in good health by INS observers and local authorities.
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Auburn
N. Y
United States
Robert Mastin
Ida
Soviet Unveils Strong UN Diplomatic Team
The Soviet Union named Andrei Vishinsky to lead its United Nations General Assembly delegation, signaling a hard line against the West. Jacob Malik may head temporarily with Valerian Zorin as deputy, Georgi Zarubin and Andrei Gromyko among the five major delegates.
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United Nations
N. Y
Russia
UN General Assembly
Kremlin
Moscow
Andrei Vishinski
West
United States
Britain
Panmunjom
Soviet Union
Jacob Malik
Valerian A. Zorin
Maliks
Georgi Zarubin
Andrei Gromyko
London
Shore Battery Hits U S Ship Off North Korea
The U S Navy said communist shore batteries hit the American destroyer Cunningham near Tanchon on September 19 wounding eight crew. The Cunningham silenced the Red batteries and transferred the wounded to another ship before resuming patrol duties. The extent of damage was not disclosed.
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Tokyo
INS
Navy
Cunningham
North Korea
Tanchon
U. S. Far East Naval Command
Cunninghan
Former Lions player killed in private plane crash near Detroit
Civil air inspectors probed a wrecked private plane at Triangle airport near Livonia in which Russell J. Lowther, 29, former Detroit Lions half back and Detroit Tars coach, was killed and three others injured. The crash followed a reported mechanical failure. Lowther was president of Detroit Paint and Glass Co and his associates were flying to Livonia for paint tests at a Ford tank arsenal.
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Detroit
Civil Air
Detroit Lions
Triangle
Livonia
Russell J Lowther
Lions
Detroit Tars
Lowther
Detroit Paint and Glass Co
Cmpany
Ford Tank Arsenal
Rent Controls To End In Wheeling
Rent controls end at midnight in Wheeling as city council fails to secure a majority to extend. Councilman Everett Miller led the opposition calling controls unconstitutional. The vote deadlocked 5 to 5 preventing continuation until May 1.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Everett Miller
Socialistic Council
Hotel Strike Near Pittsburgh Averts Midnight Walkout Hoped
INS observers watched for a last minute move to avert a scheduled midnight strike at six Pittsburgh hotels on September 30. The outcome remained pending as talks continued to avoid walkouts.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Bevanites Sweep Six Seats on Labour Executive
Aneurin Bevan and his left wing allies won all six seats they contested on the constituency section of the Labour Party's national executive committee at the Morecambe conference. Bevan topped the vote with 965,000, beating earlier totals, as Mikardo, Drierg, and Mrs Barbara Castle were re elected along with Harold Wilson and Richard Crossman.
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Morecambe Eng
Aneurin Bevan
Labor Party
Bevan
Haelth
Morecambe
Lan Mikardo
Tom Drierg
Barbara Castle
Harold Wilson
Richard Crossman Wilson
Attlee
Crossman
Southern Coal Operators Face Strike Deadline
Washington report: Southern coal operators face a strike deadline at midnight tomorrow as the United Mine Workers Union policy committee meets to decide on the settlement terms. The UMW has approved a $190 daily wage increase for Northern soft coal miners and an interim plan to keep anthracite pits running. John L. Lewis and Harry M. Moses signed a one year contract for Northern operators, urging Southern chiefs to acquiesce.
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Washington
Southern
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
John L. Lewis
Harry M. Moses
Northern Soft
Lewis
Report 723 Lose Driving Privileges During One Week
Harrisburg report shows the State Bureau of Highway Safety withdrawing operating privileges from 723 drivers in the week ended September 12. The bureau said 67 licenses were revoked and the remainder suspended or otherwise restricted.
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Harrisburg
State Bureau of Highway Safety Today
Five Die In Venezuela Revolt Attempt Across Provinces
The army said two Boca Rio air base officers tried to seize control in a failed uprising. Violent clashes occurred as armed civilians from Turan colony attacked the national guard headquarters and Bruzual in Portuguesa Province, with five dead and ten wounded reported and an undisclosed number jailed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Boca Rio
Turan
Portuguesa
National Guard
Bruzual
Reverse Seasonal Songwriters and the Seventy Six Today
A playful note on songwriters reversing seasons as winter songs bloom in heat and summer tunes imagine ice and sleighs. The piece ends by claiming seventy six today as the system for such reverse renditions.
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New York State
Harry B. Edeburn
New Wilmington
Marvin Stone
I. N.S
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U.N
Pierre J. Huss
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Vishinsky
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Malik
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