Stevenson Talks Victory Drive In Pennsylvania Rally
Democratic hopeful Adlai E Stevenson assails Eisenhowers campaign for seeking votes over Korea war ending proposals. About 18 000 inside Convention Hall and 6 000 outside heard him spell out disdain for puppet lines and misled voters as he presses for support in Pennsylvania ahead of the vote.
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Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Aate
Pennyeania
Rampacteé
Potice
Eisenhower
Grunewald Denies Guilt On Tax Fraud Charges
Henry W Grunewald faced a 22 count tax fraud indictment in Washington as he pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Bolitha Laws. He requested to speak and was released on a $2500 bond with his attorneys present. The judge set a trial for January 19.
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Washington
Henry W
Grunewald
Granewald
U.S
Bolitha Laws
Laws
Oanewald
Erma
Dewey Leads in Editorial on Eisenhower Drive
The editorial page notes Governor Dewey again at the front of the Eisenhower drive in today’s campaign coverage by Marquis Childs. Regular features and notices span pages 11 through 60, with events, financial, reporter, junior set, presquiz, radio, social, editorials, sports, and letters. Today’s pictures appear on page 26.
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Climin
Governor Dewey
Marquis Childs
Otc
Inc
Edttonals
Chief warns Halloween lanterns dangerous fire risk
Fire Chief William J. Connelly branded jack o lanterns sold for Halloween as dangerous. A candlelit pumpkin reportedly ignited on a television set, prompting the Fire Department to pull all four artificial pumpkins from sale. Fire officials warned lantern materials burn readily in contact with flames and urged caution citywide.
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William J.connelly
Todas
French Forces Advance in Indo-China Near Hanoi
French troops crossed the Black River about forty miles northwest of Hanoi and entered a village that had been destroyed in fighting with Vietminh forces. The campaign against the Vietminh continues as clashes are reported across northwest Indo-China.
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Aisnoi
Black River
Hanoi
Eiminh
Federal Probe Questioned Five Million Tax Claim Settlement
Senator Edward Martin urged the Justice Department to investigate a $5,166,380 tax claim settled for $295,000 against William Fox film and theater interests. He said the IRS penalties and interest and a 1941 stock transfer timing issue were unresolved, with FBI and IRS views noted.
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Washington
Bii
Justice Department
Martin
James F. McGranery
William Fox
FBI
Fox
Internal Revenue Bull
Tank Plant Still Shut After Seventh Day of Closure
Ameri can Locomotive Companys key plant in Schenectady remained closed for a seventh day as ALCO and union officials prepared for another negotiating session on Wednesday. Steelworkers said a slowdown followed the shutdown of tanks and locomotive departments, with no details released about yesterday's talks.
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Schenectady
American Locomotive
Bored Speeder Fined for Speeding in Nanaimo
In Nanaimo British Columbia an officer testified William Eastman was fined 100 dollars after being clocked at 65 miles per hour. The officer described him with a bored smile.
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Nanaimo
B.C
William Eastman
Fire destroys 20 homes as firemen refuse aid
FAST ST LOUIS 10 UP The St Clair County sheriff office says a fire just outside the city destroyed 20 homes today. Deputies report the blaze started in a home and burned over an hour as residents could not pay for firefighters. Sheriff Max Hull had to seek aid from five neighboring districts before crews arrived. The fire is under control with no injuries reported.
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ST. Louis
St. Clair County
East St. Louis
Max Hull
Fair and Warmer Outlook Across Regions California to Carolinas
The Weather Man predicts fair and warmer conditions with patches of cloudiness today and tomorrow. Highs near 52 today, dipping to about 38 tonight, and rising to around 60 tomorrow, with no major storm centers in sight. Cold air centers in the Deep South. New Orleans at 36, local low 35. Virginia 15 and North Carolina 21.
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Deep South
New Orleans
Virginia
North Carolina
Food Prices Rise Again in Early October Report
The Bureau of Labor Statistics shows a 0.7 percent rise in prices during the first two weeks of October, with the Oct 18 index at 232.5 percent of the 1935-39 average, down 0.3 percent from Sept 15, and 14.5 percent above pre Korean War levels.
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Washengson
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mount Vernon Fire Incident Sparks Police Probe
In San Francisco two men fled with $400 after threatening a man who followed a fire truck. The assailants, who escaped toward Mount Vernon, reportedly threw hot metal into dry grass as they fled. Police say one suspect stalled the incident by locking the emergency brake and robbing the victim, who was left with money and a warning to eat on the spot.
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Mount Vernon
San Francisco
See-Saw Allies Regain Pinpoint Hill In Korea Fight
United Nations infantrymen retook Pinpoint Hill after savage fighting with Chinese dug in tunnels on Sniper Ridge near Seoul. The battle saw Pinpoint change hands 11 times, with UN forces recapturing the hill only to be forced back briefly before restoring control. Meanwhile, a heavy toll tally reported 32,885 Reds killed, wounded, or captured in October with 4,033 killed, 1,715 wounded, and 41 captured in the week. UN air strikes targeted tunnel systems but did not eliminate them.
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Seoul
Korea
United Nations
Pyons
Gang
Janed
I AA
Gay
Eds
Kumwha
Y Vattle
Eisenhower cites Van Fleet letter urging South Korea to replace US troops
In New York, General Eisenhower publicized a letter from Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, commander in Korea, praising South Korean forces and arguing they could replace American divisions. The Oct. 10 letter, sent to Gen. Orlando C. Noodin, described "apple pie order" in the Republic of Korea Army and noted the Ninth Division had shattered parts of the 38th Chinese Army.
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Relman Morin
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Sth
Korea
James A. van
van Fleet
Eisen-j
Ied
Republic of Ko
NW Fleet
Eighth Army
Eisenhower
Orlando C. Noodini
Washington
Soviets Bar U.S. Tank Shipment to Berlin
Soviet border guards blocked eight Patton tanks destined for the U.S. garrison at Berlin, refusing passage through the Marlenborn checkpoint on the western frontiers. An Army spokesman said the move blocked U.S. efforts to reinforce Berlin with armored units.
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Berlin
United States
Terom
Marlenborn
Sith
Regin
Ex-Agent Guilty In Tax Shakedown Case
Former tax agent Ernest Zeinick pleaded guilty in a Cairo courtroom to an alleged tax ruse. Zeinick, 31, of Kingston, was an accountant and lawyer before his appointment to the inland revenue bureau. He faces up to jail and a $5000 fine.
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New York
Rormer
Ernest Zeinick
Cairo
Zeinicz
Af Kingston
Colorado College Player Tom Lux Out For Season
Colorado College football guard Tom Lux 175 pounds will sit out the remainder of the 1932 season after suffering a knee injury in a college dance class.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Tom Lux
Colorado
Chuckle Caption Reveals Child’s Mischievous Greeting
A playful exchange shows a boy addressing an elderly woman as his grandmother and learning she is on his father’s side by a cheeky but polite retort. The humor hinges on mistaken lineage and a gentle family misunderstanding.
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TLE
Fiery Soviet Peace Bid at United Nations Sparks Debate
In a lengthy UN Assembly speech, Andrei Vishinsky urged forming an international commission to seek peace in Korea and unite the country. He implied Soviet involvement by naming categories of states, while Western powers push for a neutral body to supervise talks. The fiery 3 hour 39 minute address followed U S Acheson’s stance, with Selwyn Lloyd awaiting reply.
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Rus
Andrei
Vishinsky
United Nations Assembly
Korea
Vishinsk Ch
Hich
Soviet Union
Panmunjon
Viskinsky
U. S
Dean Acheson
Selwyn Lloyd
Great Britain
Four Prisoners Die In Pusan Break
Four Koreans were killed and three wounded today when former guerrillas attempted a mass prison escape at Pusan Korea. Guards fired into a group of prisoners trying to break into a weapons storehouse. The prison commander said the prisoners were bands. Kwangju lies about miles west of Pusan.
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Pusan
Korea
Nto
Rison
Kwangju
Turmoil over $9 Million Tungsten Contract Involves Dismissal
Washington CP reports a $9 million government tungsten contract sparked a political dispute as Stephen A. Mitchell dismissed a high Democratic National Committee official after revelations that he and associates would gain five percent from the deal with Compania Atlantico. Government officials indicate funds were paid before cancellation, with questions about a contingent fee and the role of Westbrook and Heinz Pulvermann as agents for the Portuguese supplier.
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Washington
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
Hed Westbrook
Assotas
Compania Atlantico
General Services
Jess Larson
Jees
iHe
Westbrook
Larson
Allm
Hillid
Personilly
GSA Ho
Heinz Pulvermann
Rye, MY
Som
Missing Auditor Found in River at Niagara
SEAGARA FALLS. Oni. The body of a man found floating in the Niagara River near the Maid of the Mist landing is identified as Canaries N. Weig, 56, missing Buffalo bank auditor. Weig disappeared Oct. 16 after assaulting his wife with a wooden mallet, triggering a police search across 13 states. identification to be completed by Mrs. Weis.
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Seagara Falls
Oni
Niagara
Maid of the Mist
Canaries
N. Weig
Buffalo Bank
Weig
Britt
Buffalo E
He'll Stop Now
DETROIT UP Federal Judge ederle sentenced Postman to two years in eping 2 mountain ment. KORIES sad I got started four years ago and somehow I couldn't stop.
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Ederle
Postman
Eping
Kories
Bishop Byrne Feared Victim Of Reds In Korea
Former Auburn resident Bishop Patrick J. Byrne apostolic delegate to Seoul Korea is presumed dead by church authorities the Vatican said today He was arrested by Communists during the 1950 invasion and last visited relatives in Syracuse and Auburn in 1938 while on sick leave from the Orient A cousin Joseph Seales of 1600 Midland Ave heard from him last on Feb 25
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Patrick J. Byrne
Seoul
Korea
Vatican
Father Byrne
South Korea
Maryknoll
Ossining
Sacred Congregation of Propaganda
Byrne
Syracuse
Orient
Joseph Seales
Midland Av
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