McCarthy Attacks Stevenson in Nationwide Address
The senator charged Stevenson aids the Communist cause while McCarthy deleted a sentence noting he did not call Stevenson Communist. Eisenhower condemned subversives and pledged to react firmly, with Sparkman calling McCarthy’s remarks pathetic and The New York Times editorially criticizing the speech. Stevenson accused Eisenhower of easy promises on Korea. both campaigned in New York area with Harlem rallies and radio plans.
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Stevenson
McCarthy
Kremlin
Stephen A. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Sen. McCarthy
Eisenhower Himelf
Carthy
John J. Sparkman
Stockton
Calif
New York Times
Korea
New York City
Russia
Pittsburgh
Moscow
Yalta
Potsdam
Harlem
Mobley to Lead Chest Division in Hagerstown Campaign
E Leister Mobley Sr will head the Commercial and Public Utilities division of the 1952 Hagerstown Washington County Red Feather drive. Co chairs named are John Corderman and Yale C Hanks. Walter Daniels announced the appointment and outlined the division’s task of coordinating solicitations of government, business, utilities, and education sector employees. Mobley brings seven years with Red Feather programs and prior leadership roles with the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau and Rotary Club.
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Head Chest
Leister Mobley, Jr
Red Feather Drive
Yale C. Hanks
John EB. Corderman
Hagerstown
Washington County
E. Leister Mobley, Sr
Oak Hill Avenue
Walter E. Daniels
Community Chest
Mobley
Daniels
John E. Corderman
the Terrace
Greenmount Avenue
Hays, Cow
Red Feather
Chest
Hagerstown Retailers’ Bureau
Rotary Club
Cand
Local leaders highlighted in Community Chest drive
Corderman of Corderman & Cottrell and Hanks of Everly’s preside over Hagerstown groups while steering the 1952 Red Feather campaign. The drive aims to raise 127,466 dollars in city and county for eleven agencies and the USO, with a broad coalition from Chamber of Commerce retailers and service clubs.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cochairan Corderman
Corderman & Cottrell, Inc
Community Chest Appeals
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
Corderman
Hagerstown Retailers’ Bureau
Sales Executives’ Club
Hanks
Everlys Department Store
Sere Exchange Club
USO
Five youths held on vandalism charges in Maryland arson case
Westminster Maryland October 28 five boys and a girl were arrested by Carroll County Police on vandalism charges linked to burning corn shocks and three school bus waiting stations. Chester Warehime 19 of Westminster was released on SI bond. The others were released to parents for a hearing before Judge James E Boylan Jr. The corn shocks were set alive last week on farms in the Westminster Tyrone and Taneytown area. Police said waiting stations at Westminster Tyrone and Taneytown were burned.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Chester Warehime
West Minster
James E. Boylan Jr
Westminster-Tanevimen
Westminstre
Tyrone
Taneytown
Soldier Eichelberger Enjoys R and R Leave in Japan
Cpl. Guy E. Eichelberger of the 25th Infantry Division, son of Mr. and Mrs. Len Eichelberger of Williamsport Maryland, spent a five day rest and recuperation leave in Japan from Korea. He stayed in a top hotel and enjoyed luxuries not available in Korea as part of the Army policy to give fighting soldiers a respite from combat.
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25Th Infantry Div
Korea
Cpl
Guy E. Eichelberger
Len Eichelberger
Route
Williamsport
Japan
25Th Infantry Division
University mailing list sparks demand for investigation
A batch of Democratic campaign literature mailed to Maryland farmers using the University of Maryland mailing list prompts calls for an inquiry. Maryland Farm Bureau president Wilson Heaps urges the Board of Regents and the Attorney General to probe the use of university facilities for partisan propaganda. university president H C Byrd defends access to state property lists for non commercial purposes, noting Republicans used them in a past campaign.
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University of Maryland
Wilson A. Heaps
Maryland Farm Bureau
H.C. Byrd
University
Byrd
Heaps 1
Department 1
Heaps
Board of Regents
Attorney General
The
Free State
Farm Bureau
Maryland
Truman Assails Taft Ike Nixon in Campaign Rally
Truman claimed the military should advise but not set foreign policy and attacked Taft and Eisenhower as dangerous for Congress. He cited audience sizes of 7,000 inside Gary Memorial Auditorium and 15,000 outside, calling Republicans “murderers row” and isolationists. He warned of Republican control of Congress and mocked Nixon as a reactionary running mate. The event featured chants of supportive slogans as Truman urged voters to resist GOP plans.
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Bob Taft
Taft
Senate
Stevenson
McCarthy
Jenner
Bricker
Capehart
Kern
Ike Martin
Isen Halleck
Taber
Holiman
House of Representatives
Harry
Truman
John Foley
Auditoriuan
Eisenhower
Congress
Horatious
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Farmer Killed By Nine Dogs
A Mississippi farmer, William Pierce, aged 47, was killed by nine ferocious dogs. County Atty Laurel Woolf described extensive injuries, with flesh missing from limbs, and the body found in a ditch. Sheriff Madison Spears stated the family preferred the dogs be slain, and the sheriff shot all nine dogs the following day.
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Misa
Ocs
Mississippi
Laurel Woolf
William Pierce
Weir
Madison Spears
Kuwait to get seawater desalination plant
Oil rich Kuwait in the Persian Gulf plans a seawater desalination plant to yield a million gallons of fresh water daily. A British firm won the contract to build the facility on the island, whose wealth from oil royalties has earned it the nickname billion dollar island.
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New York
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
British Information Service
Bilesit
Rice Output Record Set in Bombay India
In Bombay on October 29 the government reported India’s rice output for this year between 41.9 million and 1.3 million tons higher than last season, an all time record. Food Minister Rafi Asmed Sidwal announced the growth and noted the ruby variety as rare and costly in size.
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Bombay
India
Rafi Asmed Sidwal
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American Biructural Products
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