Stevenson Campaign Push Amid Attacks On McCarthy
Stevenson leveled strong criticism at McCarthy and Jenner while asserting Democrats offer prosperity and resolve. He urged youth to join the party, warned Republicans against fomenting fear, and challenged Eisenhower on Communist infiltration, vowing a relentless pursuit of any disloyal government servant.
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Hearst Estate Valued Over Forty Million at Appraisal
In Los Angeles on October date, William Randolph Hearst estate appraised at 40,499,214 with more assets to be listed likely lifting gross value to around 56 million. The filing notes 66,067 shares of non voting Hearst Corp stock worth 40,000,200, among other assets. Hearst died August 14, 1951 at 88, leaving widow Marion Hearst and five sons plus foundations.
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Los Angeles
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Corp
Dsillicent V. Hearst
Train Wreck Kills 75 and Injures Many in London Run
A major rail disaster near a London station leaves about 75 dead and 100 hospitalized. State railway officials say casualties may rise as rescue teams from Middlesex and northwest London rush to the scene. Debris blocks platforms and a bridge is torn down while ambulances, moving vans, and doctors move to aid the injured. Witnesses describe a scene of wreckage, smoke, and panic with cars piled and a shop overturned.
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London
William Ingham
Wembley
London-Manchester Express
Elsie Webber
Obituaries continue with local deaths and services
Two local obituaries detail William E. Swavely of Hagerstown and William Vernon Morris of Mitchell Avenue. Swavely, 70, died at Washington County Hospital with service Friday at Su ters Funeral Home and burial in Mountain View Cemetery Sharpsburg. Morris, 70, formerly of Graveville, Va., retired from Western Maryland Railway, survived by wife Dorothy and three daughters, with service Friday at Suter Funeral Home and burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. It also notes a note on cost to reproduce an ancient Roman road.
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Mountain View Cemetecy
Sharpsburg
William Vernon Morris
Wiliam Vernon Morris
Mitchell Avenue
Washington County
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Grave Ifill
Thomas and
Emma
Kite) Morris
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railay
First Baptist Church
International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers
Dorothy A. (Cash) Morris
Adelle Keith
Margie Stine
Minnie Shifflet
Boonesville
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Claudia Mowbray
Ethel d
Suter
Jesse R.fite
Rose Hill Cemetery
Resolutions Of Respect Donald E Bond
The Potomac Fish and Game Club records sorrow at the August 19 1952 death of Donald E Bond longtime director and vice president whose counsel aided club progress. Officers and directors express deepest sorrow and order a copy to be archived and sent to his family with signatures of Cushwa Swain Hoffman Britner and Hare.
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Donald E. Bond
the Potomac Fish and Game Club
House Group To Continue Probe
Los Angeles October hearing of the House Committee on Un-American Activities resumes after a week of testimony from 64 witnesses. Doctors lawyers actors writers and a social worker were among those questioned with many refusing to answer questions about Communist party membership.
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Los Angeles
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Communist Party
Hollywood
Hetty Selden
Los Angeles County
Raging Waters Block Rescue in Stockholm Gale
In Stockholm Sweden during October rescue teams battled heavy seas as Téacue ships struggled against a gale attempting to reach a stranded block in the Bathnis gulf.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gulf of Bathnis
Freshman Korean Youth ls Heroic Adopted Student
Morgantown West Virginia UP recalls Skippy Kwuk a 19 year old youth from Korea who became a ward of Gus Parr of Hinton West Virginia. Gus mentored him taught English and helped him pursue medicine. Skippy progressed toward college and service before Gus was killed last month in action in Korea.
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W. Va
Insvo
Skippy Kwuk
Kota
West V Virginia University
Skippy
Set
Gus’Parr
Hinton
Gus
Korea
Farr
Gus Far
Ant Gus
McInerney Called To Explain Case
Washington reports Assistant Attorney General James M. McInerney was summoned before a House Judiciary subcommittee to explain a year old case related to alleged violations of pure food laws. The panel plans to cover the matter in today’s opening session before moving on to other topics tomorrow. McInerney currently heads the Lands Division after previously leading the Criminal Division.
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Washington
James M. McInerney
House
U. S
McInemery
Justice Department
Film Producer Seeks Divorce in Santa Monica Suit
Samuel P Spiegel producer of The African Queen sues Lynne Spiegel for divorce in Santa Monica California alleging adultery and extreme cruelty. The complaint filed yesterday seeks no community property and asks to bar Lynne from pursuing any further suits over the marriage. The couple wed in Las Vegas in 1948 and separated last January.
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Santa Monica
Calif
A. Kim
Samuel P. Spiegel
Lynne
Las Vegas
Nev
South Koreans Out Fight Reds Continund
South Koreans halt major penetrations as Eighth Army reports only outpost actions and strong shooting. UN talks at Panmunjom delayed indefinitely while fronts around White Horse Mountain and Arrowhead Ridge remain fiercely contested with heavy artillery and Chinese reinforcements.
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James A. van Fleet
Eighth Army
Tam
Morate
U.N
Duks
Panmunjenr
U. N
Milo Farnell
White Horse Mountain
White Horse
Arrowhead Ridge
Chorwan Valley
Gataway
Farnell
White Horse-Arrowhead
Kumsong
Still Found On Sheriff's Farm In Hodgenville Ky
Sheriff Toe Burnell and tenant Earl West reported a large moonshine operation found on a remote farm area about 10 miles northeast of Hodgenville. A 220-gallon still with mash and supplies was destroyed. 43 barrels of mash and significant quantities of corn meal sugar malt and moonshine were seized. No arrests were made.
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Hodgenville
Wayne County
Toe Burnell
Earl West
Larne Canty
Lana Decides Not To Marry Singer Lana Decides Not To Marry
Hollywood report states singer Lana Turner and Argentine star Fernando Lames have ended their plan to wed. Lamas was reportedly divorced in Lag Vogue, Nevada, last month by Lydia Lama, with a Nevada divorce settlement pending. MGM says professional and personal strains contributed to the breakup, though the pair remain friends.
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Hollywood
Lars Turner
Fernando Lames
L Amas
Lydia Lama
Nev
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