Eisenhower Attacks Thievery in U S Government Rally
Ike Eisenhower campaigned through Minnesota and the Dakotas charging federal thievery and urging a forward looking administration. He warned of subversives and promised to defend citizens rights while embracing anti-Communist themes and an arms length endorsement of McCarthy in Wisconsin.
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Duluth
Minn
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
Dakotas
Amstram
Mion
North
South Dakota
Congress
Middle West
Paessaukee
Ership
Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Truman
Stevenson Attacks Ike In Ohio Crusade Speech
In Columbus Adlai E. Stevenson assailed Dwight D. Eisenhower for courting isolationists, branding Republicans as reckless and anti social welfare. He backed New Deal programs, opposed socialized medicine, urged higher old age benefits, and proposed ways to allow seniors to work without losing pensions.
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Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Newspaper boys honored by U S cabinet member in Philadelphia
Postmaster General Jesse M Donaldson honored the nations 500000 newspaper boys in Philadelphia at the Franklin Institute. He praised them as link between community and press and noted they learn time money honesty and courage while preparing for adult life. Walter Craus Philadelphia selected as a typical carrier.
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Philadelphia
Jesse M. Donaldson
Franklin Institute
Donaldson
Walter Craus
Phiajelpha
Faith For Tough Times Series By Kosdick
Reverend Harry Emerson Kosdick completes six installments on faith during hardship. He condenses the material for publication in the Chronicle Telegram starting Monday, highlighting unshakeable elements believed to point to brighter days ahead.
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Harry Emerson Kosdick
Jough Times
Chronicle-Telegram
Gay
Driver Dies After Harness Race at Grandview Track
Robert Mason, 58, of Mr. Vernon, collapsed and died last night after driving in a harness race at Grandview track in Cleveland. The incident occurred following the race and authorities were alerted at once.
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Cleveland
Robert Mason
Mr. Vernon
Grandview Track
Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for cloudy skies in Northeastern Ohio with a mild low near 40 tonight Readings show southwest winds 25 mph along the lake this afternoon and west winds 25 mph tonight and Sunday Forenoon Barometer at 29.92 inches and falling.
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Ohio
Truman Attacks Ike as Saddest Spectacle in Campaign
President Truman, in San Francisco, blistered Dwight D. Eisenhower as the saddest spectacle and accused him of betraying himself by surrendering to narrow selfish men. He charged Eisenhower’s running mate Richard Nixon is unworthy of California Governor Earl Warren, in a luncheon speech criticising the Republican ticket and the Chicago convention split.
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San Francisco
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Earl Warren
California
iPalace Hotel
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Dr. Truman
Stevenson Criticizes Eisenhower at Fort Dodge Airport
Adlai E. Stevenson told farmers at the Fort Dodge Airport dedication that Eisenhower is a two headed nominee running on a ges hut platform. He accused the GOP of misleading farmers on farm programs and said Republicans cannot be trusted with future farm policy. He cited voting records showing GOP opposition to extending price supports and noted the 80th Congress approved a sliding scale law affecting farmer wheat and corn payments.
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Fort Dodge
Ian
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Congress
Repubicans
Jevenson
Houses of Representatives
Magnesium Wings Showcased by Northrop in California
Hawthorne California report on a top secret Air Force project to cast magnesium aircraft wings. John K. Northrop, head of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., says a 16 foot wing has been cast to exact tolerances and claims it may be the largest magnesium aircraft surface produced.
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Hawthorne
Calif
Air Force
John K. Northrop
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Northrur
Sparkman Reveals Eight Year Income Totals
Senator John J. Sparkman released tax returns showing his income from 1944 to 1951 totaled 39397.71 dollars with about 18000 dollars paid in federal taxes. He provided full details of his finances but declined to discuss his wife’s income beyond noting her secretarial salary and a 49 percent stake in an Alabama radio station.
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Washington
John J. Sparkman
Newsmen
Sparkman
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Louisville
Alabama
Accordion and Radios Stolen in Oberlin Theft
Charles Heck reported in Oberlin that his 1000 dollar accordion and two radios were stolen from his car last night. The vehicle was parked at Stoney's Rainbow Bar on Oberlin road while Heck was at the Palladeum dance hall. A ventilator window was broken to loot the items.
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Charles Heck
North Main Street
Oberlin
Sheriffs Department
Stoney’s
Rainbow Bar
Oberlin Road
Heck
Palladeum
Oakie Koch‘ Enower
Stoney
Scarce Defense Metal Linked to Jets in Norway and Nigeria
The National Geographic Society reports that scarce colombium links Norway and Nigeria in jet warfare science. Steel alloyed with colombium resists the extreme heat produced by jet engines, making it a critical material for advanced propulsion.
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Washington
Norway
Nigeria
National Geographic Society
Four Die and Ten Injured in Bus Tractor Crash
A Pennsylvania Turnpike express bus crashed into a rear of a steel laden tractor trailer near Somerset. Four people died instantly and ten were injured including two Ohio residents. Bus passengers numbered 16. the bus bound for Pittsburgh.
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Somerset
Pittsburgh
Andres Ekelbert
Sweden
Wilbur Freeman Williams
Lovington
Jennie M. Thomas
Fort Layne
Ind
David Robert
East Orange
N. J
Somerset Community Hospital
Edward Miskie
RD. 3
Barberton
Exiles Admit $240000 Robbery At Western Hills Hotel
Fort Worth Texas two Cuban exiles Candida de la Torres and Manuel Fernandez Madariaga admitted yesterday that they were robbed of 240000 in gun running funds at the Western Hills Hotel An ex convict Orville Lindsey Chambless 35 recently released from an Oklahoma prison faced charges in the case A detective said the pair admitted they were agents of the Cuban republican government ousted from power
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tu.p
Anyu Oklahoma
Western Hills
Orville Lindsey Chambless
Candida de la Torres
Manuel Fernandez Madariaga
Health Group To Hold Meeting In Grafton
The Loraine County Tuberculosis and Health Association will meet Wednesday evening at the Grafton School auditorium. A dinner at 6:29 precedes a business session voting six trustees and presenting reports. The 1952 Christmas Seal and maternal care show will be previewed. Reservations by noon Monday via executive secretary Ralph Albright Amherst Erse.
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Lorain County Tuberclosis and Health Association
Wll
Grafton
Bsiness
Ralph Albright
Cleveland Street
Amherst
Erse
Winterize Your Car at Economy Motors
Don’t forget to winterize your car at Economy Motors, 101 Broad St. The ad highlights preseason checkups and winter-ready vehicle services available to Wellington readers.
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Economy Motors
Broad St
Adv
Lorain Model Railroad Group Elects Officers
Harold Redding was chosen president with Bob Byars as vice president and George Pabalko as secretary at a Lorain meeting hosted by Corliss Miller. The North Central region’s fall NRMA meeting is planned for Oct 11–12 in Lorain at Antiers Hotel with guest speaker Frank McKunney of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Lorain County Model Railroad Association
Harold Redding
Corliss Miller
Bob Byars
George Pabalko
North Central
National Model Railroad Association
Lofain
Antiers Hotel
Frank MicKunney
Baltimore and Ono Rairoad
Marine Corps League Elects New Officers
At the regular detachment meeting the Marine Corps League named J. Richard Mathis as commandant Robert F. Greene as senior vice commander William E. Croming as judge advocate Jack C. Waiktz as detachment adjutant paymaster John Woodyard as chaplain and Ronald F. Roseman as sergeant at arms Installations set for a banquet at the Hotel Graystone on November 3 Reservations available through Commandant Mathis.
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Marine Corps League
J. Richard Mathis
Robert F. Greene
William E. Croming
Jack C. Waiktz
John Woodyard
Ronald F. Roseman
Graystone
Mathis
Three Hurt in Route 254 Crash. Driver Cited
Lt Carl Sparks 25 of Elyria cited for not stopping after collision at Route 254 Oberlin Avenue. Sparks and two passengers injured. Glenn Sparks 60 treated for abrasions. Richard Skeels 39 hospitalized for possible spine fracture. all taken to Amherst and then St Joseph's Lorain. Car driven by Carl Sparks hit Robert Nelding 63 from Amherst as he pulled from fruit stand area.
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Carl Sparks
Rolling Avenue
Elyria
Route 254
Oberlin Avenue
Sparks
Glenn Sparks
West River Road
Emiia
Richard Skeels
Bond Street
O'Leary Case To Be Reviewed By Court Of Appeals
The court of appeals will review on October 27 the perjury conviction of Michael I. O'Leary, a Sheffield Lake real estate operator, for false testimony before a grand jury in a real estate transaction involving a sewage disposal site purchase for 2650 dollars. The sentence was stayed pending appeal. Seven other appeal cases are on the docket.
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Court of Appeals
Michael I. O'Leary
Sheffield Lake
O'Leary
Grand
Common Pleas
John Pincurai
District Court
H. E. Agate
Astronomical Society Elects Officers and Directors
The Astronomical Society held its annual meeting and elected officers including Louis Rick as president and WL L Sippe as treasurer. Donald Wonderly was named secretary, with J. J. Rick and others elected to the board of directors for three terms. Jack Ward and Harvey Poth also listed among directors.
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R.ver aAstronomica. Soc.cty
W.¢Ek
Lous Rick
WL. L. Sippe
J. J. Rick
Donald Wonderly
Trevorce
Dent
Jack Ward
Harvey Poth
U S Protest over Kennan Recall Demand in Moscow
The United States demands an apology for the Kremlin order to recall Ambassador George F. Kennan. Washington plans an American note and will not appoint a new ambassador to Russia until after the next presidential inauguration, signaling formal diplomatic protest.
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Washington
United States
Moscow
George F. Kennan
America
Truman
Dean Acheson
State Department
Kremlin
Georgi N Zarubin
Soviet Union
Russia
Kennan
iSoviet Union
U. S
Avon fatal crash claims Cleveland nurse's aide Williams
A car carrying Cleveland residents skidded on Stoney Ridge Road Avon striking a pole and a tree. Miss Blary T Williams 21 died from a fractured skull. driver Leroy Williams 28 injured. other passengers treated and released. Williams employed as a nurses aid at Cleveland City Hospital.
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Mary L. Williams
Cleveland
Stoney Ridge Road
Avon
Leroy
Lorain County
Blary T. Williams
East 115Th Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Wuldie Beicher
Melrose Avenue
Ruth Alurray
Pittsburgh
Crystal Beach Dance Hall
Williams
Kinzle Road
Linden
Miss Williams
Cleveland City Hospital
Sudro-Curtis
Tellis Williams
Taft Plans Illinois Stop In 19-State Eisenhower Tour
Senator Robert A. Taft announced a 19-state campaign swing for Eisenhower Nixon with stops in Ohio and planned invasions of Illinois the Republican leader will speak in Cincinnati before heading to Illinois. He accused the Truman administration of strengthening the Russian Communist threat and called foreign policy a central issue in the campaign.
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Columbus
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Illinois
Eisenhower
Nixon
Taft
Cincinnati
Republican
Hiineis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Linois Gop
Adlai Stevenson
Ohio Federation of Republican Women’s Organizations
Trusman
United States
Democrats Seek FCC Probe of Blitz TV Campaign
Democrats urge the FCC to investigate a reported Republican 2 million dollar blitz campaign for television ads. The Volunteers for Stevenson group claims the plan may circumvent fair access to time for rival candidates and seeks FCC examination. FCC officials say they would not intervene unless Democrats attempt to buy comparable spot time.
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Washington
Federal Communications Comision
Campe Za
Ict Stevenson
FCC
Canal Rado
Riv
Fcc Plls
No Number Trouble In West Virginia
W V residents long and odd memory aided by a coincidence as Spencer Trout matched the same 543 number on his house post office box and station wagon license plate creating a rare alignment of identifiers.
200 Carat Blue Sapphire Displayed In New York Store
A lustrous dark blue sapphire weighing 200 carats was shown by a New York City department store. The gem is said to be worth $20,000. Chronicle-Telegram Want Ads are praised for small items with big results and easy ad placement.
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New York City
Chronicle-Telegram
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