C-47 Reaches Berlin Unharmed Amid Air Corridor Firing
Soviet fighters fired on an unarmed U S hospital plane en route to Berlin as it landed safely at Tempelhof. The C-47 carried a crew and a patient group in the American zone amid prior incidents in the Koennern area. Subsequent reports described other aircraft losses and Soviet accusations against U S planes over the Kuriles and Baltic.
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United Press
U. S
West Germany
Berlin
Japan
Tempelhof
Air Force
Koennern
Tokyo
U.S. Air Force
Kurile Islands
Kuriles
O. P. Wey- Hand
Far East Air Force
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Russli
Siberian
Vladivostok
U.S
Shen
Baltic Sea
Latvia
United States
Express Plows Into Wreckage At Harrow Station
A double train wreck at Harrow Middlesex left many dead and hundreds injured as two expresses rear collided with a packed suburban service during the morning rush. Rescue crews labored eight hours amid debris while officials warned the toll could rise. An American airman was among the dead.
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England
Middlesex Village
London
Perth
Scotland
Manchester
British Railw
Donald G
Woodvale
Air Force
USAF
Democrat i i
United Kingdom
Britain
Idk
Truman
Calif
Forma
Eisenhower Bids California Voters in Campaign Train
From a campaign stop in Eugene Oregon and remarks on Russia and wartime policy, Dwight D. Eisenhower defends his record and accuses critics of misreading strategy while pledging strength for national defense. He argues that failure to act could have worsened outcomes and taunts Truman over criticism. Concludes on page five.
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Truman
Eisenhower
United States
Eugene
Ore
Titus Gets 6 Years and 10000 Dollar Fine
Paul Titus, 33, Auburn radio shop operator, was sentenced in U S District Court to six years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine for aiding the misappropriation of 379000 at the Syracuse Trust Company through a check juggling scheme. He was given three-year terms and fines on counts, to run consecutively, with others running concurrently. Titus’ attorney plans an appeal and sought bond relief. bond was raised to 20000 dollars and posted within the hour.
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Nick
Auburn
U. District Court
James T. Foley
Auburnian
Syracuse Trust Company
Nitus
Titus
William Barron
Munsan
Korea
Foley
Reds
Barron
Mark Clark
Inot
Clark
Washington
Detroit
Adiail
Stevenson
Heltheir
Red Offensive Halted ROKs Win On White Horse Hill
South Korean infantry stalled the Chinese attack on White Horse Mountain near Seoul, holding the crest for the seventh day in three days of heavy bombardment. General Van Fleet said the 12,000 strong offensive was halted as thousands of troops and tanks clashed on the west central front. The battle around the Chorwon hill region was described as the heaviest in a week, rivaling past outposts like Bunker Hill and Old Baldy.
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Seoul
Korea
White Horse Mountain
James A. van Fleet
Ing
United Press
Warren Franklin
Chorwon
Bunker Hill
Old Baldy
Capitol Hith
Dairy Women Call for Tax Collection Reform at 25th Meeting
The Dairymen's League Home Department, with over 3 000 women, urged stronger state and federal tax enforcement at their 25th annual meeting in Onondaga County War Memorial. A second resolution urged families to study Bible teachings and youths to seek Christian leadership as farm leaders collaborate with labor and industry.
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Noreber
Daiymen's League
Onondaga County
John Horlantus
West Bend
Wis
National
Assistant U S Attorney Robert Zl Leamy Reported
Robert Zl Leamy assistant U S attorney is noted in a continuation item, with further details expected on page five column thirty three.
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Robert ZL Leamy
U. S
Wis Democrat challenger eyes upset over senator
Today’s editorial notes Democrats in Wisconsin feel they can defeat the senator after his large primary victory. Marquis Childs writes on today’s page with a summary of political dynamics and family service background shaping the race.
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Thy
Wis
Marquis Childs
Fifth tropical disturbance monitored near Antigua
A reconnaissance plane was dispatched from San Juan to investigate the fifth tropical disturbance of the season. The system was 720 miles east of Antigua and 2,000 miles southeast of Miami, with winds near 55 mph and a well defined center, moving northwest at 11 mph and not threatening land at this time.
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MUMMY
Fis
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Antigua
British West Indies
Miami
Package delivers live duck as prank in Chicago home
Mrs Lucille Leherer was aghast when a mail delivered package began moving on her table. Investigators found a live white duck sent as a prank to one of her husband's friends.
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Chicago
Lucille Leherer
Three Firms Agree to Over $1 Million Penalty in Steel Overcharges
Three firms Barnum Steel Co New York City Phoenix Iron and Stock Co Phoenixville Pa and Central Iron and Steel Co Harrisburg Pa agreed to pay over 4 million in rebates and penalties for selling steel above ceiling prices. They were linked by stock ownership and overcharged customers by more than 10 percent on steel items between Sept 1 1952 and Feb 9 1953. Total settlement 1 011 12363 dollars. case did not go to court.
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Washington
LLP
Office of Price Stabilization
Barnum Steel Co
New York City
Phoenix Iron and Stock Co
Phoenixville
Central Iron and Steel Co
Harrisburg
Envoy Reports Oatis Health Stable During Prague Visit
A U.S. diplomat in Czechoslovakia met imprisoned AP correspondent William N. Oatis at police headquarters and said efforts for his release continue. Secretary Acheson noted Oatis appears in roughly the same condition as last seen, despite questions about a concession by the Czech government.
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Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Nat B. King
Acheson
Oatis
Eilis C. Briggs
Briggs
Reds
Prague
Stevenson Attacks McCarthy in Wisconsin Speech
Gov Adlai E Stevenson assails McCarthy in Milwaukee in a reply to the senator’s tactics. He says the voice of the accuser must not dominate the nation as he campaigns with Taft and Truman allies. John Sparkman backs the attack on Eisenhower and Republican policy in the Wisconsin Field House rally.
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Jacek Bell
Madison
Wis
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wisconsin
Joseph R McCarthy
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Truman
Milwaukee
John Sparkman
McCarthy
Gen
Dwightsout
D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Wisconsin Field House
Eisenhower
Forecast Keeps Mercury Low With Cloudy Skies
Weatherman Andrew P. Keller says temperatures will stay near the low side for a day or two as Albany records a 26 degree low and Syracuse endures frost. Tonight dips to 35 with tomorrow cloudy and a high near 60. October remains cool, averaging below normal.
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Andrew P. Keller
Syracuse
Hich
Albany
Keller
Cotton Estimate Revised Upward
The Agriculture Department today estimated this year s cotton crop at 14 413 000 bales of 500 pounds gross weight This is 524 000 bales more than last month s forecast of 13 889 000 bales It compares with 135 144 000 produced last year and 11 775 000 for the 10 year 1941 50 average The indicated crop remains well below the 16 000 000 bale goal set to cover domestic and export needs for the marketing year and to add to reserve stocks
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Washington GP
Articulture Department
Truman Attacks Eisenhower Farm Speeches On Campaign Trail
President Truman told a Denver crowd that Dwight D. Eisenhower's farm speeches reveal ignorance of U S conditions over 40 years in the Army. He said the GOP nominee insults farmers and its timing follows Eisenhower's 1948 position. The remarks came as Truman urged voters in the Midwest to favor his view.
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Ernest Vaccaro
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
G.O.P
Shenandoah, Tews
Eisenhower
Denver
Union Station Plaza
Chuckle Caption on Popularity and Fashion
A lighthearted note says a certain gal aims for popularity today by mastering fashion and dress sense. It humorously links social standing to stylish presentation and confidence.
Lewis Ambiguity Sparks Debate Over 1952 Presidential Favor
John L. Lewis gives cautious remarks about supporting a candidate, while union delegates infer he may not back Dwight D. Eisenhower. Taft’s tour for Eisenhower fuels Democratic claims of Taft steering the GOP campaign.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Tait
U. S
Robert A. Taft
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Dwight D. Eisen
Two Election Registration Deadlines Ahead For Voters
Readers are urged to complete voter registration before Friday at 1 AM to 10 PM and Saturday from 7 AM to 1 PM to secure voting rights in the November election. The notice stresses two chances remain to ensure eligibility and protects peers who must vote.
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