Eisenhower withholds blanket endorsement of McCarthy
Eisenhower says he would support McCarthy as Republican nominee but will withhold blanket endorsement for anyone he believes is un-American. Nixon says he and Eisenhower will back McCarthy if renominated without endorsing his methods. Eisenhower defended George C. Marshall as a patriot amid McCarthy accusations.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Joseph R. McCarthy
Eisenhower
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nixon
Washington
George C. Marshall
Senate
Marshall
United States
Russia
Western powers reject Soviet trade reduction charge
The United States Great Britain and France rejected Soviet charges that they took steps to curb trade between East and West Germany. The claim was made by Soviet General Vassily Chuikov in a July 20 letter. U S High Commissioner Walter J Donnelly said he cannot understand or accept the allegations that Western authorities are responsible for limiting German trade.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
France
Fast
West Germany
Vassily Chuikov
U. S
Walter J. Donnelly
Sestern
Germany
Cry Baby Johnny Ray Rumor Hits Atlantic City
In Hollywood Johnny Ray plans a crying contest while Charlie Morrison says his daughter Marilyn phoned to announce a baby. The singer and his wife are vacationing at a New Jersey resort.
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Hollywood
Johnny Ray
Charlie Morrison
Hare
Marilyn
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Rudy Tong Runs Deluxe Airline to Hawaii Volcano Tours
Frederick C. Othman comments on Rudy Tong, head of a premium Hawaii shuttle line, keeping busy ferrying visitors to witness the Kilauea eruption and neglecting his mail contract as editorials note. Regular features appear on pages A1, 4, and the 6 through 13 sections.
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Rudy Tong
Hawaiian Islands
Hilauea
Frederick C. Othman
Nice Weekend In Prospect Forecast
The weatherman reports a clear cool night with a warmer tomorrow. Temperatures will rise to about 75 degrees, ending the recent cooler spell. Yesterday Syracuse reached a season low of 49, Utica and Elmira at 43, with a high of 70 today and a 45 tonight. Winds will be northerly 15-20 mph today then shift to 10-12 mph tonight and tomorrow.
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Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Utica
Elmira
Upstate Lung Aids Maine Polio Wave
Four new cases of infantile paralysis were reported to the State Bureau of Health, bringing Maine’s 1952 total to 46. The new cases were in Farmington Augusta Bangor and Boothbay Harbor. An iron lung from the WCA, flown from Jamestown to Buffalo to Boston, is headed for Maine General Hospital in Portland.
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Augusta
State Bureau of Health
Farmington
Bangor
Boothbay Harbor
WCA
Jamestown
N.Y
Buffalo
Boston
American Airlines
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Democrats Blast Eisenhower Crusade Criticism
Rep Michael J Kirwan of Ohio accused Dwight D Eisenhower of placing party responsibility above right or wrong in a sharp critique of the GOP crusade. The exchange followed both parties' comments on McCarthy as Eisenhower Nixon and McCarthy statements indicated support if McCarthy is renominated. Eisenhower said he would back McCarthy as a Republican but would not blanketly endorse him.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michael J. Kirwan
Ohio
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Kirwan
GOP
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
California
McCarthy
Nixon
Denver
Drowning Boy Saved by Fishing Hook in Arkansas Creek
In Russellville Arkansas 12 year old James Chronister of Moreland fell into Hacker Creek and disappeared underwater a fisherman nearby could not swim but a passerby seized a floating fishing pole and pulled Chronister from the water the hook lodged in his thumb Lee Haynes revived him with artificial respiration after rescue
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Russellville
Ark
James Chronister
Moreland
Hacker Creek
F. M. Virden
E. V. Leavell
Lee Haynes
S.P.C.A Alerts Public About Rabid Squirrel Wrecking Havoc
A bulletin from the S.P.C.A warns of a vicious grey squirrel that attacked a Jasper Street man and a Park and Oaksis youth. Director William Rapp urges residents to report sightings and requests the rodent dead or alive for rabies testing at Cornell University.
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S.p.c.athe
Wiliam Rapp
Jasper St
Park and Oaksis
Solvay Process
Rapp
North Side
Cornell University
North Korea Air War Surges as UN Sabrejets Down 26 Russian Jets
Government briefing reports 22 days of August saw UN Sabrejet pilots down 26 Russian-built jets in air battles over North Korea with one Allied loss. Air Force claims this as one of the war's cleanest victories, noting 29 MIGs crippled in August and seven Red probes repelled on the ground, including three at Bunker III.
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Korea
Fith Air Force
UN Sabrejet
North Korea
Air Force
Allied Held Bunker III
Bandit Gets $10 But Misses $100
FRANKLINVILLE road blocks were set up in three counties early today for a young holdup man who escaped with $10.50 from the Park Theater. The robber, who used a gun on cashier Edna Hemminger, fled in a stolen auto with Pennsylvania plates as theater manager Don Morgen said the man died when Hemminger screamed, leaving about $100 in the till.
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Franklinville
Erie
Edna Hemminger
Park Theater
Cattaraugus County
Don Morgen
Noisy Yeggmen Loot Philadelphia Office
Noisy safecrackers looted an office in Philadelphia yesterday, failing to crack the safe’s combination and finding it empty except for two office calculating machines and a few typewriters. The burglars created a racket during the break in.
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Philadelphia
U S Sues Oil Firms Overcharges in Foreign Aid Shipping
Four major American oil companies and six subsidiaries are sued for 67 million dollars by the government for alleged overcharges on foreign aid oil shipments to Europe between 1949 and 1952. Attorney General McGranery calls the actions a test of the firms’ control over Middle East crude supplied to Marshall Plan nations.
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New York
U. S
Europe
Congressional Administration
James P. Mc Granery
Washington
Middle
Adlai Tackles Sea Oil Issue
Springfield report says Governor Adlai E Stevenson returns from Wisconsin to face Texas opposition on the submerged lands seas oil question. Governor Allan Shivers threatens to boycott on Election Day if Stevenson opposes the lands transfer. Stevenson has not publicly taken a firm stance on the issue.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wisconsin
Texas
Colum
Allan Shivers
Stevenson
Tidslands
Shivers
Truman
Stalin calls Communist Party congress to purge leaders
The report says Stalin may summon the Soviet Communist Party for the first time in 13 years to replace about 60 central committee members who died or were purged. The Voice of America cites high mortality and silence on 34 others as signs of turnover and political pressure. The central committee elects the Politburo which runs Russia. Concluded on Page 2, Column 4.
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Washington
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Voice of America
State Department
Central Committee
Polit Jburo
Russia
Seedballs mistaken for green tomatoes confusion hits potato patches
Albany gardeners alert over green fruit on potato plants. State Agriculture Department says reports of green tomatoes on branches were seedballs from new potato varieties. Investigation confirms misidentification after a Cortland garden case.
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Albany
State Agriculture Department
Agriculture Department
George Vanish
Cortland
Infant Boy Lives Exactly One Year in Tragic Bath Incident
In Fort Wayne Indiana infant Richard Lovell died at 1:20 PM Friday after drowning in a shallow bathtub. Coroner Dr. H Paul Miller reported the boy was born at 1:20 PM August 22 1951 and died exactly one year later. His mother Mrs Richard Lovell left him alone briefly. police said a possible head bump may have caused him to slip and face down.
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Fort Wayse
Ind
Richard Lovell TZ
H. Paul Miller
Allen County
Scoroner
Ally
Richard
Richard Lovell
Greek Regime Wins in Test
Premier Nicholas Plastiras' coalition holds a 127 to 118 confidence vote as U S Ambassador John Peurifoy’s suggestion of new elections sparks a political row. Greek papers accuse the envoy of meddling while Eliniki Imera demands his recall amid the controversy.
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Athens
Nicholas Plastiras
U. S
John Peurifoy
Plastiras
Peurifoy
Eliniki Imera
Sophocles Venizelos
Liberal Party
Peurifou
Canadian Missing In Schroon Lake
Canadian salesman Gershon Berman aged 28 from Montreal remains missing after three days of lake searches around Schroon Lake as his clothes appeared in a drifting rowboat. A woman, Mabel Nelson of Stratford Connecticut, was found drowned yesterday. an Essex County coroner ruled her death accidental.
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Schroon Lake
Gershon Berman
Montreal
Mabel Nelson
ofStratford
Conn
Essex County
Teen-age road test champ crown goes to Martin DeSilets
Martin G. DeSilets of Long Meadow Massachusetts won the teen age Road Test title with 375.70 points out of 400, beating 34 state champions including two girls. Milton J. Waverick of Pontiac Michigan was runner up. The event featured precise driving tests such as straight line control and tennis ball clearance between obstacles.
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Washington
Martin G. DeSilets
Longmeadow
Mass
Stertamdae Arene
Smet
Skin. Be
Milton J. Waverick
Pontiac
Mich
Martin
DeSicis
Gav Hoileron
Houston
Claudette Westerfield
Mendenhall
Bakersfield Quake Kills, Injures Dozens as City Shaken
A powerful earthquake hit Bakersfield California injuring 32 and killing Mrs Edna Ledibetter 26 of nearby McFarland. Buildings collapsed and streets filled with dust as aftershocks rattled the region. A Los Angeles tremor followed but caused no major damage. Police patrolled downtown to deter looting and aid rescue efforts.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Holt
Los Angeles
J Bakersfield
Here
Edna Ledibetter
McFarland
Boy Scout Calms Theater Goers During Quake in Bakersfield
In Bakersfield California a 13 year old boy scout named Bob Shaffer stayed at his seat while patrons fled as the building shook. He shouted Take it easy and helped ensure an orderly evacuation. The theater employees aided the calm exit and no damage occurred.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Bob Shaffer
Bakersfield Quake Destroys Blocks and Declares Disaster
A strong earthquake struck Bakersfield and East Bakersfield causing widespread destruction. City Manager C Leland Gunn declared a disaster area and a state of emergency as 106 blocks were roped off and county offices moved to tents. Several churches and a school suffered severe damage and key buildings like the Tegler Hotel and Western Auto Supply were heavily damaged.
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Bakersfield
C. Leland Gunn
Baker S
County Board of Supervisors
Iwo
St. Francis Catholic Church
Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
St . .Paul’s Episcopal Church
Tegler
Hopkins and Brower
Western Auto Supply Co
Horse Owner Says Tale of Damages Over Tied Tail
Hamilton UP report: Georgi T. Becknell filed $12 000 damages claiming a rival tied his horse Detroit Tiger's tail to the starting gate at the county fair track three years ago. Becknell says the incident left him distressed and forced to sell the horse, ending his racing plans.
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Hamilton
Georgi T. Backrell
Becknell
Detroit
Today’s Chuckle Faith Ingredient for Credit and Hash
A light line notes faith as the essential ingredient for enjoying credit, love, or hash. The quip plays on belief as the common thread tying appetites and bonds, in a playful, period-voice aside.
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