Probe Urged Deal Seen In Favor Of Dewey
In Albany Democrats cite Lt. Gov. Hanley letter alleging he was paid to drop his GOP governor bid and accept the Senate nomination. Gannett lent Hanley about $19,000 for his campaign and calls for a grand jury. Hanley denies illegality.
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Albany
Democrats Today
New York
Joe R. Hanley
Thomas E. Dewey
U. S
Hantey
United States Senate
Rochester
Frank Gannett
Long
Gannett
Hanley
Walter A. Lynch
Dewey
Senate
W. Kingsland Macy
Suffolk County
Long Island
U. S. Senate
Warm spell continues across the East
A warm air mass from the south, pushing Chicago to 82 and Toledo to 74, spreads over the eastern region. Last night dropped to 46, 15 degrees above frost, with a forecast low of 52 and fair skies. Tomorrow's high should reach 67, about 10 above normal, with temperatures averaging three to six degrees above seasonal in the next five days.
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Chicago
Toledo
Alex Sadowski
Prime Minister Nehru Expounds Far East Position
Prime Minister Nehru explains India’s stance amid the Far East situation in the first of two editorials by Marquis Childs on the front page. The article previews India’s view as world events unfold, with follow up coverage slated for pages 36 and 37 alongside comics, features, and notices.
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Nehru
Far East
Marquis Childs
Aal
Two Girls Die in Flash Fire at 131 Lock Alley
Grieving parents of Marie Greco and Theresa Greco face ongoing worry as their son Lawrence, 3, fights for life after a blaze last night. The boy was operated on after rescuers pulled him from a charred bed and doctors replaced his burned windpipe with a tube. Lawrence remains in critical condition at St Josephs Hospital as investigators review how the fire started.
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William Greco
Theresa
Marie
Lawrence
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gold Tone Studio
Lawrence Greco
Red Cross
Lock Alley
Suit Filed Over Seized $1050 From DePasquale
District Attorney Cantor is target of a municipal suit brought by Paul R. Shanahan to recover 1050 dollars police seized from Joseph DePasquale 32 at his home 1206 Hawley Avenue after a gunfire exchange. DePasquale and Sam Amato 33 were wounded in a trap at Cosmo Mandarino s home 415 Hickok Avenue where authorities say they and Paul Grmusha 30 of Buffalo planned a safe job.
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Jesse E. Cantor
Cantor
Paul R. Shanahan
Joseph DePasquale
Hawley
DePasquale
Sam Amato
Oswego
Bird
Cosmo Mandarino
Hickok
Paul
Bob) Grmusha
Buffalo
Dewey Turns Over Air Time to Hanley
New York radio time originally set for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey will now air Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley between 6 15 P M and 6 30 P M on Mutual and Columbia networks and at WGY Schenectady.
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Dewey
Hanley
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Joe R. Hanley
New York State
Mutual
Columbia Broadcasting Systems
WGY
Schenectady
British airliner crashes near London killing 28 of 29
An engine trouble struck a two engine British airliner after takeoff from Northolt Airport bound for Scotland. It crashed while returning to Northolt on one engine, killing 28 of 29 aboard. One survivor among the 29 crew and passengers was reported.
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London
Northolt
Scotland
Civil Air Ministry
Renfrew
Ike Put Back in 52 Picture As Potential Candidate
Washington opinion sees General Eisenhower returning as a 1952 presidential possibility despite his repeated denial. Gov. Dewey’s push is seen shaping the field, complicating future GOP contenders and impacting Truman’s Europe options if Ike is pulled back into active duty. The piece notes Eisenhower’s status as a five star general and his current placement on the Army active list.
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Washington
Dwight Eisenhower
Thomas F. Dewey
New York
Eisenhower
Ike
Dewey
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G.O.P
Republican Party
Truman
Western
Europe
Columbia University
Allied Forces
Business Failures Rise to Ten-Week High
New York report shows 188 business failures in the week ended Oct 12, the highest in 10 weeks. Dun and Bradstreet also noted 154 failures the prior week and 172 in the year-ago week.
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New York
Dun and Bradstreet
Business Credit Reporting Agency
Truman to Open Peace Drive With Cuba Russia Policy Address
President Truman prepares a major foreign policy speech at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco to press Russia toward talks on peace. He aims to present a forceful approach while avoiding partisan ties as aides shield him from California campaign activity.
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San Francisco
Truman
Pacific
General MacArthur
Russia
War Memorial Opera House
United Nations
Wake Island
Aids
California
U. S
Florida braces as hurricane moves toward coast
Winds from a 75 to 90 mile per hour hurricane lash the Gold Coast from Palm Beach to Miami and the Keys. Rain squalls intensify as residents delay boarding up. Miami police report slow preparations while boats seek safe harbor and planes evacuate to points north and south.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Gold Coast
Palm Beach
Marathon
Florida Keys
Probe Figure Tries Death by Own Action
Chester Pennsylvania police disclose Craig Ellis head of the Philadelphia vice squad shot and critically wounded himself while under subpoena by a federal grand jury investigating racketeering in Philadelphia. Ellis at Chester Hospital described as in bad condition. witness said he tore open a hole in his head.
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Chester
Craig Ellis
Philadelphia
Ellis
Chester Hospital
George F. Richardson
Harry
Nig) Hosen
H L Mencken Near Death in Hospital
H L Mencken remains in critical condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a severe heart attack last Thursday. A bedside bulletin says he is unchanged and under treatment for acute complications of a chronic vascular condition.
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Baltimore
H. L. Mencken
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Earth shock rattles Salvador with no damage reported
An earthquake struck San Salvador at 9 07 A M local time. Buildings shook but no damage or injuries were reported.
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San Salvador
South Koreans Near Pyongyang in Rapid Pursuit
American and South Korean forces pressed toward Pyongyang within 12 miles as Inchon’s aftermath quickened the war. U S First Cavalry and Rok First Division raced to beat the other to the capital, with reports the city could fall within 24 hours.
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Tokyo
Pyongyang
Inchon
United Nations
U. S.S
Don Whitehead
Hal Boyle
Boyle
Rok
Dulles and Vishinsky Fail to Reach Agreement
U S Delegate John Foster Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky held a 49 minute private discussion on an American backed anti aggression plan but ended without an accord.
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Lake Success
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Russian Arms Piled in North Korea Reported
Tokyo dispatch reports United Nations forces find Soviet arms in Korea dated as late as April. Soviet agents allegedly active after 1948 withdrawal, with Russian weapons, mine detectors, and Russian signs at Wonsan facilities. Witness describes Russian-made equipment and directives prevailing in North Korean sites.
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North Korea
Tokyo
United Nations
Korea
Russia
3D Division
Wonsan
Tne Atta
Orient
Soviet Union
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