Eisenhower viewed as Democrat by some poll talk
An Associated Press draft reports internal GOP chatter that Eisenhower may be acting like a Democrat in recent months and could be open to a 1952 nomination, while a separate Rockville Centre case notes an elderly man found dead in a business building with burglary indicators and police investigating a possible heart attack.
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Desert Rock Atomic Maneuvers Planned Near Las Vegas
Plans for Operation Desert Rock outline final planning stages for a battalion infantry unit and five to six sub critical atomic detonations on the Nevada test range, about 65 miles east of Las Vegas. Also covers Roosevelt Jr departure for Africa and assorted political notes from the era.
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Far East Air Force reports heaviest Sep toll on Red vehicles
The U S Fifth Air Force monthly tally shows Communist losses in September include 15 900 supply vehicles 133 locomotives and nearly 3 500 railroad cars destroyed or damaged by Allied air power. Also notes mentions of Felder Blair Banister Barker in brief notices.
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Senate debate over executive order on information handling
Senator Ferguson condemned the Tuesday executive order aimed at lightening and standardizing information handling across agencies while preserving national security. President Truman denies censorship claims, but Bricker and Mundt urge hearings and possible legislative action before adjournment. Mundt warns the policy could be misused by agencies, likening it to authority tools used by Peron-era Argentina to stifle freedom. The Republican statement signed by 25 of 46 senators argues defects in government are often hidden by smear tactics and propaganda.
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Labor Party Platform and Postwar Policy Debate
The Labor manifesto argues for peace with a program to curb dividends and place industry under public ownership as needed. Attlee defends the plan amid Bevan’s split, while Morrison warns Conservatives could plunge the country into conflict. The piece also notes Communist blame for China’s deaths and outlines labor aims on price controls and welfare, reflecting postwar ideological clashes.
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Fire Rips Apartment as Residents Evacuate Quickly
A blaze broke out sending smoke from windows and forcing a rapid evacuation. Mrs Mary Smith alerted by phone, District Chief Robert Kramer led firefighting efforts, and a manager said the fire appeared to engulf the apartment near her door. One firefighter was injured but in stable condition.
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Allied leaders visit Korean front amid heavy fighting
Generals Bradley Ridgway and Van Fleet observed front line units in Korea after a night flight under gusty winds. They met division commanders and discussed Allied strategy with Lt Gen Van Fleet. The visit followed renewed clashes around Heartbreak Ridge and Punchbowl Valley as South Korean and UN forces pressed operations against North Korean units.
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Nation's production hits 3B as prewar gains cited
The report states production has reached 3 billion, a rise above prewar levels. The party asserts Britain’s wealth is largely owned by a small segment of the population, arguing the distribution remains unequal.
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Miners Trapped at Slade Colliery North of Newcastle
Newcastle England newspapers report several coal miners trapped underground at Slade Colliery five miles north of Newcastle. The mine, employing about 375 workers, faced an unknown number trapped due to gas, as rescue squads rushed to the scene with air and safety teams.
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Slade
Tax Rate Report Confusing Allocation in Fourth Ward
A garbled note outlines a tax rate allocation across the Fourth Ward. It mentions a $1,133,825 figure tied to a large private housing project near Grant Boulevard by James Street, and suggests only one city ward will show this adjustment.
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