Fight On Morhouse Flags Tax Figures in NY Battle
In Albany Republican State chairman L Judson Morhouse accused Democrats and Tammany forces of corrupt misrule in New York State. He cited a Hoover of programs and a rise in state aid under Republican rule while criticizing the city’s Democratic leadership linked to Harriman and the Liberal Party. Truman urged Democrats to fight firmly for party principles as campaigns heat up ahead of next month’s elections.
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Harriman says no obligation to back Stevenson for next year
Governor Harriman states he is not obligated to support Adlai Stevenson for the Democratic presidential nomination next year and has not declared candidacy. He notes his age may not disqualify him from the presidency and says his NY convention role will shape his choice. former President Truman’s visit coincides with his neutral stance on Stevenson.
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New Juvenile Committee Formed To Tackle Gang Fights
A 16 member juvenile committee formed to study school discipline and youth violence. The group aims to address vandalism and the mass gang fight last June 9 involving 60 teenagers at Education buildup, with Dr. Fred C. named head of the panel.
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Martial Threat Keeps Strike City Quiet
Gov Georgey helped disperse a rioting crowd in New Castle as threats of a march by Craig’s supporters prompted National Guard patrols. A Sunday conference in New Castle and a second meeting aimed to secure a truce while crews kept watch near plants at Richfield and Hagerstown. Mrs Edith Dunning of East Syracuse died after a fall in her home. Funeral arrangements are set.
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Federal mediators schedule meeting at Indianapolis hotel
Federal mediators and negotiators agree to meet at a Indianapolis hotel at 2 p.m. today instead of Tuesday afternoon as arranged last week. Lt. Gov. Harold W. Handley is mentioned in relation to the event.
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Cobra Test Plans Roil Nuclear Debate In Brief Wonder
Reports indicate a plan for a new cobra from India and a series of atomic tests next month at Nevada Proving Grounds. Lincoln Park Zoo reportedly houses eight cobras and a population of six is cited. The piece notes potential information sharing and reparations talks tied to testing.
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Stocks Drop In Big Sale
New York stocks fell sharply with widespread losses and brief partial recoveries. Du Pont dropped 8.75 to 203.25, O S Steel down 2.12 to 34, Santa Fe 3 to 130, Standard Oil NT down 4.50 to 325.12, Chrysler 2.50 to 82, Boeing 60.25, Reynolds Metals off 1 to 48 amidst overall market weakness.
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Stabbed former pitcher Howie Fox slain in San Antonio tavern
Howie Fox 34 a former Syracuse Chiefs pitcher who later played for three major league clubs was stabbed to death after ejecting three young men from a San Antonio tavern in the early hours. Bartender Hubert Callahan was critically slashed. John Strickland a San Antonio College student and two other students were booked as suspects. Witnesses said Fox was stabbed three times as he crawled toward the door. Police reported Strickland suffered a severe cut above the right eye and was found with bloody clothing later. Fox, 6 foot 3 and 295 pounds, pitched for Cincinnati Phillies and Orioles across a career spanning the 1940s and 1950s. He was a War veteran born in Coburg Oregon.
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Unemployment at Two Year Low as Polio Counts Rise
The report shows unemployment near a two year low with 750,000 more jobs than August, while polio cases tally 83 in 157 counties outside New York. The department notes September employment declined slightly from August as students returned, with total employed reaching 14 million.
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Woman Seeks Lesson for Pickpocket in Dark Street
A 20 year old woman reports an ethical theft on a Seattle street where a young man snatched two books she carried. The items included two ethics volumes and the incident prompts a plea for a moral lesson.
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Ike to Fly East in November for convalescence
President Eisenhower plans a November flight from Fitzsimons Army Hospital in Denver to Gettysburg for convalescence through early 1956. Doctors describe recovery as favorable though cautious, with the chief remaining at Fitzsimons for four to five more weeks and facing continued limited public duties. Local observers note Mrs Eisenhower advocates a quiet recovery and a return to national service only when fully ready.
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Hitler Body Burned by Russians Report Details
A returning POW and valet recount that Hitler's body was burned by Russians after his death. Eva Braun and Adolf Hitler were said to be carried from the underground bunker and dumped in the Chancellery garden as Soviet shells flew overhead. Linge's account aligns with another POW’s testimony.
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Weather Outlook Promises Mild October Temperatures
The Weather Bureau at Hancock Field forecasts mild October weather with no rain. Temperatures will rise after tonight’s drop to 52 degrees as sunshine returns tomorrow, while northern states report 37 degrees and a potential snowstorm remains unlikely.
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Today’s Chuckle Rushy Riff Ends With A Dingy Fate
A jokey misquote shows a man asking for an aspirin and urging his wife not to slam something. The snippet plays on domestic humor and a hurried domestic scene.
Russia Was Never Stronger NATO Told
Gen Sir John Whiteley warned defense ministers that the Soviet military threat has never been greater, though he doubted Russia seeks world war. He cited advances in jets bombers nuclear arms submarines and a stronger Red Army, noting improved weapon quality and training despite reduced manpower.
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Kubitschek Seen Election Winner
The Brazilian press virtually declares Juscelino Kubitschek the presidential winner with a lead near 200000 votes over former President Getulio Vargas. The result placeholders show Kubitschek ahead as final tallies come in from Rio de Janeiro.
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Denver doctor Dr White mulls presidential run
Ernest B VaAccarro reports from a Denver press conference where Dr Dudley White, a 60 year old heart specialist from Boston, was praised for candor and calm. He refused to rule out running for president, noting it is too early and emphasizing his medical work and readiness if needed. He joked about Beel bacon and discussed the president’s health and possible future scenarios.
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Dulles Outlines Dual Plans for Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dulles announced two approaches for the upcoming Big Four foreign ministers conference in Geneva. One aims to counter Russian obstruction, the other to exploit any genuine Soviet moves toward harmony. He spoke at the American Legion convention, urging readiness to welcome peaceful Soviet shifts but warning against complacency or exposure to mortal danger. He cited potential progress on aerial inspection and disarmament as a basis for further measures and noted world opinion could push East Germany toward freedom. Dulles cautioned skeptics about distinguishing genuine intent from maneuvers, referencing Austria’s liberation as an example of international pressure for elemental justice.
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One Driver Pleads Guilty In Traffic Court
A Sampson airman Eugene Beitel 24 pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He also pleaded innocent to a charge of passing a red light. Judge Truman H. Preston postponed sentencing on the intoxication count and a later hearing on the light charge until Thursday. The Syracuse motorist Mrs Charlotte M Keiler 32 pleaded innocent to driving while intoxicated and posted 1000 bail for appearance on Oct 26. Police said she backed into a parked car on Irving Ave after a collision with another vehicle.
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Locksmith’s Early Work Ends With Locked Out Store
A locksmith who arrived early to pick a lock at Loy Lee’s store found himself locked out when he returned home and realized he had torn the keys inside the shop. Lee, with 30 years in the trade, had installed a fine oak door and a six year old padlock. The incident occurred Saturday.
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