Eisenhower Sweeps Onondaga County in Election Victory
In Onondaga County, Ike Eisenhower achieved a record plurality of 87 266 votes, carrying all 299 election districts and widening his margin from 1952. Jacob Javits ran behind most Republicans with a county total 43 432 votes lower than the president. Democrats gain control of both the Senate and House as Eisenhower wins nationwide.
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New York City
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Congress
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Eisenhower Wins New York Reelection Sweep
President Eisenhower secured a decisive reelection margin in New York with about 430 thousand votes for Eisenhower and 442 thousand for Stevenson amid unofficial returns from 11,192 precincts. Javits trails in statewide results while Wagner and other local races show mixed signals. Early tallies indicated a dominant Republican performance across most counties, including Albany, with several Democratic strongholds flipping or narrowing. Concluded on Page 27, Col. 32.
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Robert. F. Wagner
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Newark
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Stevenson
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Machines Impounded in New York Areas by Police Chief Order
Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy ordered the impounding of machines across Brooklyn Queens and Staten Island with the sellout noted in Silk Stocking area Manhattan. The action targeted multiple districts including the 20th and 13th State Senate seats and the Assembly districts amid unofficial returns showing Rep. Frederic F. Coudert Jr. defeating Anthony B. Akers in Manhattan and other races in Queens.
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Queens
Staten
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Police Commissiona Stephen
PB. Kennedy
Manhattan
Frederic F. Coudert Jr
Anthony B. Akers
Alga Ieludad
Today’s Features On Editorial Page Mention Soviet Spread
The editorial page discusses Cold War themes with a note on Soviet influence and communism in world affairs. It mentions Ansco Drum and references various regular features across pages including Amusements, Letters, Bridge, City Life, and Deaths. Page 20 covers Today’s Pictures.
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Nobel Peace Prize Award Declined This Year
Oslo based Nobel committee says no candidate is worthy of the Peace Prize this year. The announcement came today, signaling no selection for nominations or laureate yet.
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Norway
Nday
Cease Fire Shaky with Reports of Shooting at Port Said
The British government reported sporadic shooting at Port Said in the Suez area amid a fragile ceasefire. Cairo radio claimed British French forces were continuing attacks while Eden said there was no confirmation Egypt accepted the UN ceasefire. In Budapest, reports described Soviet actions against rebels and a halt in radio transmissions as Moscow warned of possible military intervention.
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Bleak Days Ahead As November Weather Turns Cold
A rough forecast for the next five days shows colder days with cloudiness and a chance of snow flurries by Friday. Andy Sel er, weatherman, notes temperatures dipping to 36 tonight then rising to 55 tomorrow, with average readings about five degrees below normal for the period.
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Hoover Delighted Burke's Victory in New York
Former President Herbert Hoover said in New York he was early high with Eisenhower’s reelection and delighted by the tribute and endorsement of his palette. He looked forward to further progress toward policy in the world under his leadership.
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Indonesia Mob Wrecks Embassy in Jakarta
A mob of students and trade union members confronted and wrecked the British embassy in Jakarta. The incident followed tensions over British and French actions in Egypt, with protesters gathering around 1 pm local time.
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Egypt
Road Bonds Lose as Housing Plan Fails in New York
Albany voters rejected a plan to fund roads with 400 million dollars while voting down a 100 million program to spur middle income housing. The outcome split across regions with the highway bonds carrying strong upstate and city support and the housing measure failing statewide amid mixed reactions.
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Simle Shel Yari
New York City
Adlai Stevenson Defeated by Eisenhower with Smile
Chicago report notes Adlai Stevenson suffers a second crushing defeat to Dwight D. Eisenhower. He faces the loss with a calm smile and a quick quip about his campaign. The result continues a tight race and signals a continued GOP edge in the contest.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower Wins Largest Margin Since 1900s Victory
President Eisenhower secured a landslide re election margin across 71 states with about 457 electoral votes and a massive popular vote lead over Stevenson. Democrats gained House control and possibly Senate as markets rose and calls for bipartisanship grew. Page five wrap notes ongoing White House efforts and Stevenson’s concession.
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Ike Calls Parley on Mid East
President Eisenhower called congressional leaders to a White House meeting Monday to discuss steps toward stability in the Middle East and to address the situation in Central Europe including Hungary and Poland. Hagerty said a special session in Congress is planned and a later talk with Defense and Joint Chiefs leaders could address a U.S. role, likely limited to transport and supplies.
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Labor split shows unions backing Eisenhower in 1952 race
Washington report notes labor members ignored their unions endorsement for Adlai Stevenson and favored a second Eisenhower term. Eisenhower won decisively, carrying states with large union memberships including Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York, and California, aiding Democratic Governor G Mennen Williams in Michigan and supporting Furcolo in Massachusetts while West Virginia backed Republicans for the first time since 1928.
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Food Prices Slip Third Week in Row in New York
Wholesale food prices eased for the third consecutive week in New York, with the index at 5.95, the lowest since March 27. Prices were down from 5.96 a week earlier and 6.00 at this time last year, signaling a year over year drop.
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Today’s Chuckle on Tiang Toward Repression Parlor Seat
A whimsical note questions social trends using playful misspellings and a nod to public space, suggesting everyone has a seat in the parlor as a facet of cultural satire.
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Fire damages laundry at Stator Hotel in Washington
Fire at the Stator Hotel laundry in Washington caused estimated losses around 10000 dollars as firefighters battled the blaze. Democratic workers on the second floor continued tallying returns of a large score card showing a defeat for a prominent candidate.
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Fire at King Edward Hotel Injures Two Women
A Toronto blaze in a sixth floor corridor of the King Edward Hotel injured two American women and caused about $50,000 in damage. More than 200 guests evacuated as fire officials investigated the cause, with Grace Steven, 36, and Chris Pate, 26, among the injured.
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Surprises and Upsets Shape Election Footnotes Across States
Surprises and color mark the nationwide election results as Republicans claim Louisiana for the first time since Reconstruction and Eisenhower leads a GOP sweep in multiple counties. Hayes most recent GOP precedent cited. Democratic gains emerge in areas like Hudson County and Massachusetts. Notable figures include Cecil Underwood in West Virginia and Speaker candidates affected by the tide as political shifts unfold nationwide.
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