Red Chinese Assaults Reach White Horse Peak Again
In Korea, Chinese forces mass 16 000 troops near White Horse Mountain as UN and South Korean troops clash in a 90 hour battle for the crest. The hill changes hands multiple times with heavy losses on both sides and allied artillery and air support battling the massed Chinese assault in persistent rain.
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White Horse Mountain
White Horse
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Key
Chorwon
South Korea
Heartbreak Ridge
Frost Expected As Cold Mass Covers Region Tonight
The weatherman warns of freezing temperatures with frost possible in scattered areas. A large cold air mass between the Great Lakes and Hudson Bay keeps much of the area cool tonight. Tomorrow will warm to 62 with a low near 42. Sunday looks fair and warmer with no rain expected until mid next week.
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Hudson Bay
Jolt Near Troy Area Leaves Officials Puzzled
A minor but widespread tremor near Troy shook homes across a three mile zone, sparking calls to police and speculation of a dynamite or jet blast. No injuries reported as Fordham seismographs and local officials offered no conclusive cause.
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Cohoes
Waterford
Mohawk
Arthur Mercer
Syracuse
Vischer's Ferry
Mercer
Industrial Foundation Company
Colonie
Air Force
Dudley Observatory
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Fordham University
New York City
Fordham
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Delaney conviction overturned for new trial by appeals court
The U S Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for Denis W Delaney former Internal Revenue Collector, Set aside his bribery and alien falsification conviction, remanding for proceedings not inconsistent with the opinion. Delaney was suspended in 1951 and later indicted, tried, and sentenced to two years and a $10500 fine.
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Charles W. Wyzanski, Jr
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District Court
Grand
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Missing $50,000 in airliner flight sparks Pan American probe
Investigators search how fifty thousand dollars vanished from a Pan American Grace Airways DC-6 en route from Mian to Lima via Panama and Guayaquil. Officials consider misdirection or theft as candidates for the loss amid a tense campaign period.
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Lima
Peru
Pan Ameriican-Grace Airways
W. F. Lewis
Maraquis
Panagra
Childs
New York
Investige P Age
Prison Probe After Fuel Station Restroom Book Claim
Police found three year old William Basios and 69 year old Albert Pelaske allegedly making books in a filling station women’s restroom. A judge freed the women after officers barged in without a warrant, court records show.
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Cihcago JP
William Basios
Albert Pelaske
Cop Tickets His Own Car in Overtime Parking Mix Up
An Atlantic City meter patrolman received a summons for overtime parking on his own vehicle. Records showed a ticket written by the patrolman himself. He explained he subconsciously used his own license number and the city canceled the ticket after Violations Clerk Edward Van Horn reviewed the case.
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Atlantic City
Edward van Horn
van Horn
Eisenhower Pledges Social Security Expansion in California
Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower told Los Angeles crowds that the Republican pledge will extend social security coverage to millions not yet covered and improve the program. He noted California’s 32 electoral votes leaning Republican as he campaigned through a 25-state tour with stops planned in Phoenix Tucson Albuquerque and Salt Lake City.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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California
G.O.P
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Tucson
Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Salt Lake City
Utah
Eisenhower Promises G O P Social Welfare Platform
Prominent Republican speaker Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed a San Francisco crowd amid election fervor, pledging a GOP program of broader social welfare and security beyond Democratic gains. He signaled support for reviewing the Social Security Law and hinted at a forthcoming public financial statement. A related murder case and a separate warning about income tax disclosure were noted, with page references.
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Ariz
Dwight D. Eienhower
Los Angeles
G.O.P
San Fran
Cisco
Pan-Pacific Auditorium
Eisenhower
Triple Crash Toll Rises to 107 in British Train Wreck
In Harrow England a magistrate heard the death toll from Wednesday's triple train crash climb to 107. Debris digging continued while railway officials and rescuers feared more bodies. Last night 94 injured remained in hospitals. 63 more had been released after treatment.
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Eisenhower Questioned On Income Tax Returns Before Election
Arriving in Phoenix, Eisenhower faced a query about whether he would release public income tax returns or a financial statement giving substantially the same information before the election. The exchange centered on transparency and timing ahead of the vote.
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Derby
Truman
Lord Derby
Phoenix
Nine Alpha Chi Rho Fraternity Beards Vanish in Prank
Nine Alpha Chi Rho brothers at 131 College Place report five o clock shadows gone from their members as 53 rushees entered between 7 30 and 10 30 P M. Nine razors missing valued at 21 50. Police questioned a witness, ruling out a mere prank by the rushees.
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Edward Kincella
Alpha Chi
Sweden to Air Russian Attacks in UN Protest
STOCKHOLM Sweden will protest in the UN General Assembly opening Oct 14 against Soviet fighters shooting down two unarmed Swedish airplanes over the Baltic. Sweden will reaffirm its demand for Baltic freedom in protest notes to the Soviet Union.
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Last Aunt of General Eisenhower Dies at 85
Anna Eisenhower, 85, the sole living aunt of General Dwight Eisenhower, died today in URLAND California after a week in critical condition. The obituary notes her long family ties and status as the general’s last aunt.
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Stevenson warns GOP win could threaten collective security
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson cautioned that a Republican victory in November could end American participation in collective security, jeopardizing the world balance after Moscow peace talks. He praised current strength but warned Russians may recalibrate if they sense weakness.
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Okla
Adlai E. Stevenson
Soviet Russia
United States
Josef Stalin
Moscow
Stevenson
Ling
Thelin
Kremlin
Berlin Flight Shot At by Soviet Jets Sparks Protest
Soviet officials demand severe punishment for the crew of a unarmed U S Air Force plane that was fired upon by two MIG 15s while en route to Berlin for a hospital evacuation. Maj. Gen. Lemuel Mathewson filed a protest saying the firing was hostile and uncivilized as the DC 3 exceeded air corridor bounds by up to 13.6 miles.
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Lemuel Mathewson
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Trussov
Germany
U.S. Occupation
U. S
Today s Chuckle Sign in Parlor Window
A light humor item notes a beauty parlor window sign warning against whistling at a departing woman as she may be your grandmother urging polite manners in public.
Filipino Archbishop Reyes Dies in Washington DC
Gabriel M. Reyes, first Filipino archbishop, died at Georgetown Hospital in Washington. He became a key figure in unifying Filipino resistance during World War II and had been hospitalized since August 28 with a worsening condition before passing away at daybreak.
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Washingtu
Gabriel M. Reyes
Philippine Islands
Georgetown
Reyes
President Truman Attacks Eisenhower as Special Interest Candidate
President Truman accuses General Dwight D. Eisenhower of being a candidate controlled by special interest groups as he campaigns in New York City and upstate New York. He criticizes Eisenhower for military life without civilian payroll experience and questions the campaign’s true aims. The speech drew about 5,000 people at New York Central Station before continuing to Syracuse.
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Truman
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
John Cashmore
Syracuse
Walter F. McGuinness
Herald-Journal
Truman To- Jay
Dwight Deisenhower
New York Central
Republican Party
Ian
iPhat
Republican Old Guard
Senator Taft
New York City
Taft
Herbert H. Lehmann
Rochester
New York
One Track Mind in San Francisco Opinion Pieces
A child critic in San Francisco voices a wistful wish for alternative film channels. Douglas Dean Connell, about four, expresses that the movie failed to please him and desires different options, reflecting a playful take on early media access.
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San Francisco
Douglas Dean Connell
Perfect Weather Aids Registration Drive Near End
In Syracuse and Solvay, voters faced perfect weather as a final two day push for near record registration moved toward closing. Polls opened at 10 AM and will run again at 7 AM, aiming to capture last voters before the November 4 election. County officials note strong turnout, with last weekend setting a county record of 62,469 Syracusans voting in the first two days of the drive.
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Onondaga County
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