Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson Visit Reflecting Truman Grip
Eisenhower says Stevenson tour signals Truman influence persists and questions policy direction. He accuses Stevenson of seeking to use federal power and nonpolitical officials to sway voters and warns of security personnel involvement in meetings. Nixon calls Stevenson campaign a fatal mistake.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Truman
Securit
Pareten
State Fair
Nixon
Denver
White House
Washington
McKeldin Sees Closer Ties With Byrd Over Stevenson
Maryland Governor says he believes a Republican president would forge closer cooperation with Senator Byrd than with Democratic candidate Stevenson. He was en route to Sea Island with Eisenhower as the GOP nominee seeks prudent cooperation.
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Richmond
Maryland
Walchck
Byrd
Stevenson
Sea Island
Theodore R
Bar Eisenhower
GOP
Harry
NO COMMENT ON WWII JEWELS MISSING REPORT
U S Army officials said they had no comment on a Parliament committee report about millions of dollars of government owned jewels and precious metals that disappeared during World War II and the Allied occupation. A casual ad follows offering country ham sandwiches ice cream and clothing from Margaret L Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop including dresses skirts and blouses at marked prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Parliament Committee
Margaret L. Hodgson
Ordinance to Prohibit Service Station Is Tabled
City council tabled a third reading on a measure to ban erection of a Cities Service filling station at Cameron and Boscawen Streets. The issue drew legal review and delays as the city seeks undisputed authority for such prohibitions in congested areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Bowman
Cameron and
Boscawen
Winchester
J. Thomas Kremer
York
Councl
Claude B. Smalts
Public Safety Committee
Dabney W. Watts
Harrison, Benham and
Coble
Mm Ag
Tee City
J M. Steck
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen
Chamber of Commerce
Federal funds denied hospital in Martinsburg
Downtown Martinsburg hospital project stalls as $500 000 cash match is sought under the Hill Burton Act. Religious objections from Protestant leaders cite use of federal money for sectarian benefit, while Sisters of the Holy Ghost offer cash in exchange for operating rights.
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Martinsburg
Fisher
Sisters of the Holy Ghost
Richmond
J. Raymond Wood
Trinity Methodist Church
J. Paul Gruver
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richard R. Feller
State Board
Texas Heat Wave Extends Into Twelfth Day
The Associated Press reports Texas endures a twelfth day of high temperatures as a cool front reaches Northern Texas from the Oklahoma border bringing a small tornado and storms. Hot conditions persist across the South and Northeast with drought harming corn cotton and tobacco crops.
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Upper
Great Lakes
Oklahoma
Texas
New England
CIO Endorsement Of Adlai Looms In 3 Day Meeting
The CIO opened a three day political session in Washington with signs pointing to endorsing Adlai Stevenson. Led by Philip Murray and Jack Kroll, about 500 CIO leaders discussed strategy and fundraising while the timing for official backing remained uncertain. The executive board, a 46 member body, was expected to decide at a meeting tomorrow. AFL was not expected to join the presidential endorsement.
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CIO
Adlai
Rowland Evans JR
Washington
CIO High Command
Adlai Stevenson
Philip Murray
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Jack Kroll
Political Action Committee
PAC
Cetegy
Stebut
Britons recount capture by Russian gunboat off Gulf head
Eleven Britons describe being seized by Russian sailors aboard a yacht near a strategic island area. They saw a Russian gunboat fire, were taken to a harbor, and later released after brief questioning. Officers arrived and language barriers impeded communication. The group noted coffee and cigarettes were provided before release.
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Finland
Helsinki
School Construction Grants Approved in Virginia
The State Board of Education approved school construction grants totaling 2,486,010 for 31 projects in 22 localities. Funds since 1950 total nearly 36 million with an additional 30 million from 1952 legislation. Localities will contribute about 1 million from local sources.
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Hot Springs
State Board of Education
Virginia
General Assembly
Battle Casualties in Korea Reach 114 685
U S S battle casualties in Korea rose to 114 685, an increase of 376 from the previous week.
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Washington
U. S.S
Korea
Communist Plan To Infiltrate Boy Scouts Reported
Senate investigators released a report detailing a Moscow inspired effort to place Red agents among youths through schools colleges churches and youth groups. The testimony cited Don West and other figures as examples in a behind closed doors Ohio hearings context.
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Senate
Ternalmittee
Kremlin
McCarran
Reno
Matusow
Ohio Commission On UN
Ohio
Boy Scouts
Bad Luck Follows Bushrod and Collins in Crash Near Mill
An accident 4 miles east of Mill injured none of Mullins while Collins was taken to Memorial Hospital. Bushrod faces another reckless driving charge and is jailed in Clarke County Berryville. Damages were $275 to Collins car and $200 to the wane venue. Apple buyers advertise for summer and winter varieties with a Clearbrook packing house contact.
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Mill
Collins
Srueehheter Memorial Hospital
Fair
Mullins
Bushrod
Clarke County
Berryville
James Kincaid
Diet Packing
Clearbrook
Marines Drive Back Reds at Bunker Hill in Korea
U S Marines and artillery repelled a major Chinese assault atop Bunker Hill near Panmunjom. Marines report heavy Red losses after 750 attackers were cut to ribbons, with fighting continuing on nearby Siberia Hill and coastal actions near Wonsan.
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Seoul
Korea
U. S
Bunker Hill
Aes Tid Selden
Panmunjom
Siberia Hill
Wonsan
Navy
Yodo Isla
Poe Att Boree
Nurse Accused of Poisonings Faces Trial Today
Mrs. Dennison a 54 year old nurse at the hospital where Shirley Weldon died last May faces trial for arsenic poisoning of the two year old and of her sister Shirley Dianne. Warrant was sworn after the deaths and police say she allegedly gave Shirley Dianne poison in a soft drink and then took her to the hospital where she died five hours later. Insurance policies totaling 6900 dollars are reported as part of the case.
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O. G. We
Cloud Community
Shirley Dianne
Holley
Cherry defeats McMath for Arkansas nomination in landslide
Arkansan Judge Francis Cherry defeats Gov. Sid McMath for the Democratic nomination signaling a new political era. Cherry, 43, from Jonesboro, gains support through radio forums that extended up to 24 hours, while McMath concedes and pledges to back Cherry.
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Little Rock
Ark
Sid McMath
Truman
Francis Cherry
Reee Ea Ae
McMath
Promerte
Cherry
Noto
Jonesboro
Seatatee
Meee
Arkansas
Boulescan
T AL
AFL
CIO
Gen Haskell Dies on 74th Birthday in Greenwich
Lt. Gen. William Nafew Haskell longtime chief of operations of the Second Army in World War I died today in Greenwich on his 74th birthday. He led military operations in Romania Greece Armenia and Russia between 1919 and 1923 and retired from the Army in 1943.
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Greenwich
Conn
William Nafew Haskell
Greenwich Hospital
Haskell
Romania
Greece
Armenia
Russia
Ranchhand Arrested After Five Day Hunt For Slayer
A ranchhand was captured after a five day manhunt for the killer of a girl. Deputies say the suspect gave a detailed statement to Undersheriff Steve DuHart at the Santa Ana sheriff’s office and admitted striking the victim. He had hidden since Friday with limited food.
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Rupp
Rapthe
Steve DuHart
Santa Ana
Unexplained Left Turn Blamed for Ship Collision Tragedy
A naval court finds an unexplained left turn by Lt Tierney caused the mid Atlantic collision between the carrier Wasp and the destroyer Hobson. 176 lives lost as the Hobson sank. court calls the actions a grave error of judgment and notes the main facts may never be known.
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Washington
Wasp
Hobson
Naval
Tierney Cam
Teanans Tierney
Truman ready to follow Stevenson on campaign orders
President Truman prepared to take campaign directions from Stevenson. Stevenson described Truman as cooperative and willing to act as a back private in the rear ranks. The White House meeting signaled a unified party approach to campaign planning, with Stevenson set to call the shots on strategy.
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Truman
Stevenson
Calvin Coolidge
E . Piccadilly St
Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Fae
B. Ritten
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