Truman accuses Eisenhower of old flim flam on voters
President Truman in Ohio assails Dwight D. Eisenhower for promising tax cuts and budget cuts while Republicans push to end price controls. He labels the GOP as the party of low prices, notes Eisenhower’s past as Army chief, and campaigns toward Buffalo with DiSalle aiding Bricker’s Senate bid.
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Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Buffalo
Cleveland
Ohio
Indiana
N. Y
Eisenhower
Republiess
Senate
Mike DiSalle
di Balle
John W. Bricker
U S Raps Russia Over Kennan Ouster and Diplomatic Talks
The United States criticized Russia for ousting Ambassador George Kennan and restricting foreign diplomats in Moscow. A State Department note said the actions violate international intercultural norms and signaled no immediate retaliation, leaving options to the new President.
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United States
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kremlin
Truman
Georgi N. Zarubin
Kennan
Soviet Union
Berlin
Germany
Pearl Harbor
Geneva
State Department
Maderate
Foreign Office
Elim O'Shaughnessy
U. S
Picket clash at Elk River Coal mine near Widen escalates
Gunfire erupts as strikers overpower guards at Elk River Coal and Lumber Co mine in Widen, 20 miles east of Clay. Sheriff asks for state help. isolation and prior injunctive actions cited amid ongoing labor dispute with United Mine Workers involvement. No casualties reported. mine closed after overturned cars earlier in the week.
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Clay
W. Va
Howard E. Wilson
Clay County
Dodrill
Clay M
Elk River
Widen
Widen League of Independent Miners
UMW
Stevenson charges Taft surrender of GOP leadership
Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson argued Eisenhower has surrendered GOP leadership to Sen. Robert A. Taft, contrasting Democratic critique of Eisenhower with Republican attacks on Truman. He praised Truman's record and delivered a Missouri stop to boost Stevenson’s stance in the presidential campaign.
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GOP
Taft
Stevenson
Kansas City
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Robert A.raft
Ohio
Eisenhower
Tate
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Missouri
Eden Sees Soviet Wavering Amid Western Pressure
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden stated Russia shows signs of wavering against growing Western power. He signaled a new push for talks with Moscow if they remain constructive. Eden suggested Soviet doubts over Western overthrow or intimidation and cited shifts in Communist propaganda toward internal economic and ideological pressures.
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Scarborough
Eng
Anthony Eden
Russia
Moscow
Eden
Eleven Die In B29 Explosion And Crash
An Air Force crew of 11 died when a B 29 on a training flight from Travis Air Force Base split in flight and crashed eighteen miles south of Portland Oregon. Investigators reached the wreckage seeking a cause.
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Portland
Ore
Air Force
Here Yestern
Travis Air Force Base
Fairfield Calif
Lie Calls for More Equitable Sharing Of Korean Burden
United Nations Secretary General Trygve Lie urged the General Assembly to share the burden more fairly and to continue the fight until an armistice is reached. He said resistance to aggression in Korea has boosted global security and that ending the war on current lines would be a U N victory.
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United Nations N. Y
Trygve Lie
U. N
Korea
General Assembly
Lie
North
South Korea
United Nations
Polio Cases Rise Across Virginia Last Week
The State Health Department reports 35 new polio cases statewide for the past week. Fairfax County leads with seven cases, followed by Alexandria six, and several counties and cities including Richmond Arlington Nelson Orange Prince Edward Prince George Chesterfield Smyth and Charlottesville reporting one to four cases each.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Virginia
Pairfax
Alexandria
Augusta
Norfolk
City
Arlington
Frederick
Loud Nelson
Northampton
Chesterfield Orange
Prince Edward
Prince George
Russell and Smyth
Charlottesville
State GOP Chairman Predicts 250000 Vote in Va
GALAX Virginia GOP chairman Landreth predicted turnout of 250000 or more in the state for the November 4 election with Eisenhower potentially winning by that margin. He cited support from independents disgruntled Democrats and GOP defections, noting strong support in Arlington Alexandria Roanoke Richmond and Norfolk areas and weaker in a few counties.
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GOP
Galax
Virginia
Landreth
Eisenhower
Truman
Dewey
Stromah
Gov. Dewey
Daily
Weedy
Arlington -Alexandria
Roanoke
Richmond
Lynchboro
Norfolk
Eisenhower Blames Truman Admin for Korea War
Gen Eisenhower accuses the Truman administration of fault for the Korea conflict. In San Francisco he argued a 1950 State Department stance helped trigger the war and said the UN was drawn into talks, worsening Communist strength. He outlined his critique before a large rally and outlined travel to Fresno and Los Angeles with a wide celebrity lineup.
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San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South California
Truman
GOP
State Department
Korea
Pacific
Cow Palace
United Nations
Eisenhower
Lewis Slams Taft-Hartley at Union Convention
Cincinnati coverage shows John L. Lewis attacking the Taft-Hartley Act and Senator Taft at the United Mine Workers convention. He criticizes Taft as unwise and unlikely to win the presidency by proxy and signals opposition to Eisenhower while avoiding a clear stance on Stevenson.
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Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
Sen. Taft
Ohio
Taft
United Mine Workers
United States
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lewis
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Essanee
Eisenhow
Rouss Corps Enters Apple Harvest Parade in Charlottesville
The Rouss Drama Bugle Corps will enter the feature parade at the Apple Harvest Festival in Charlottesville tomorrow. Business manager Dorsey Hottle notes the group has won two cups and $600 prize money this year and hopes for another strong showing. The corps will also enter Halloween parades in Hagerstown October 30 and in local events, having attended parades in multiple towns. The organization has about 55 members. apply in person at Pingley & Carpenter.
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Charlottesville
Dorsey Hottle
Hagerstown
Colonial Beach
Culpeper
Gettysburg
Train Disaster in Harrow Leaves 94 Dead
Rescue teams continued work after a commuter train collided with two express trains at Harrow station. The death toll climbed to 94 with bodies found in two coaches beneath a 50 foot debris pile as investigators begin a government inquiry into Britain s second worst rail disaster. At least three Americans were among the dead.
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Harrow
Gaeta
Britain
Scotland Yard
Free Chest X Rays Reach Nearly Two Thousand in Winchester
In Winchester, about 2000 people availed free chest x rays over three days. The Frederick County Tuberculosis Association organized both city and county efforts. City sites included Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp, Handley High School, and Presbyterian Church. county sites covered Gainesboro School, Clearbrook Fire Hall, Stephens City, and James Wood High School next Monday.
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Winchester
Tal Winchester
Grace Kelly
Secre
National Fruit Product Company
Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Corporation
Handley High School
Handley
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
H. J. Heinz Company
Virginia Woolen Company
Plumly Lumber Company
Presbyterian Church
Frederick County Tuberculosis Association
Gainesboro
Clearbrook Fire Hall
Stephens City
James Wood High School
Army Draft Calls 47 000 Men in December
The Army issued a draft call for 47 000 men in December raising total inductions since September 1956 to 1 154 430. The December quota matches October and November and Defense asked Selective Service to deliver the figure in the first two weeks to maximize servicemen home for Christmas.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Selective Service
Atlanta Journal backs Stevenson in presidential race
The Atlanta Journal voiced support for Gov. Adlai Stevenson, noting he was not the paper's choice at the Democratic convention but praising his understanding of public affairs clarity in expressing himself and rising campaign stature. The Journal reaffirmed it has never endorsed Republicans.
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Atlanta
The
Atlanta Journal
South
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Journal
Stevenson Sparkman Club Organizing Mass Meeting
A mass meeting is called for organizing a Stevenson Sparkman Club in Frederick County at 7 30 p m Monday. It was announced by members of the City Democratic Committee.
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Stevenson-Sparkman Club
Frederick County
City Democratic Committee
Goodbye My Fan Cy Tickets Pick Up Contact Little Theatre
Local theater advertises ticket availability for the production Goodbye, My Fan cy with instructions to contact the Little Theatre for quote and purchase details. The notice lists a contact method and implies seating or pricing information pending inquiry.
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Little Theatre
Clu
Berryville Eyes 15 Million Gallon Reservoir Expansion
Berryville Town Council discussed enlarging the mountain reservoir to 15 000 000 gallons and installing a Shenandoah River filter system based on engineers report. Mayor Berlin called the plan a long range step to end current water scarcity and will share more details next month.
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Shenandoah River
Berryville
Edward P. Beriin
Frederick Baker
Robert Willingham
Robert Milburn
Berlin
Mayo
State Highway Department
Walnut Avenue
Highway Department
Main
Church Streets
S. G. O'Bryan
Democrats and GOP Mobilize Big Names in Virginia Race
Richmond reports both parties plan outside boosts before Election Day. Democrats eye Sens Hil of Alabama Fulbright of Arkansas Huey of North Carolina and Vice President Barkley for rallies. Republicans target Sens Taft Hickenlooper Mundt and Capehart for events. Democrats push a $250000 loyalty fund via five dollar certificates and local campaigns. Nelson County backs Stevenson while one member resigns to vote Eisenhower. Roanoke notes Richberg criticizes Stevenson as unfriendly to southern interests while urging Truman to carry the ball.
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Richmond
Virginia
Sens Hil
Alabama
Fulbright
Arkansas
Huey
North Carolina
Barkley
Taft
Ohio
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Mundt
South Dakota
Capehart
Indiana
Henrico County
Gov. Stevenson
Nelson County
Democratic Committee
Stevenson
Memper
Eisenhower
Democrats
Fredericksburg
O'Conor Godlrick
Roanoke
New Dealer
Donald Richberg
Richberg
National Recovery Administration
NRA
Franklin D Roosevelt
Washington
Truman
Local Girl Killed Crossing Route 7 Near Berryville
Joan Ladd 18 of Rosemont Farm Berryville died at Memorial Hospital after stepping into traffic as a car approached on Route 7 at the western edge of Berryville. Ensign Shirley Alger of Charles Town, Va., who is stationed in Norfolk, struck her. no charges yet filed. Survivors include Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ladd and three sisters.
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ERMC
Louis Bray
Rosemont
Winchester
C. D. Taylor
de Soto
Shirley K. Alger
Charles Town
W. Va
Norfolk
Navy
Alger
Miss .Add
White Horse Hill Hold Atop Vital Ridge By ROK Troops
South Korean troops, after inching uphill through heavy shelling, seized the summit of White Horse Hill at 12:30 a m. American officers reported fierce hand to hand fighting with Chinese Reds and said ROK losses were likely high as guns, tanks and jets pounded surrounding positions.
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35Th Infantry
Redhill
629Th Medical Clearing Company
U. S. 8Th Army
ROK
White Horse Hill
Associated Press
Milo Parnett
White Horse Hill Fight
Mae
German Secret Sabotage Groups Trained by U S Report
Reports claim a German secret sabotage group was trained and financed by the United States at a rate of 50 000 marks monthly. The unit, recruited from the Bund Deutscher Jugend, consists of German war veterans who would go underground if the Russians overran West Germany.
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August Zinn
Hesse
Wiesbaden
Zinn
Bund Deutscher Jugend
League of German Youth
West
Rummage Sale To Be Held At Kernstown Church
Notice lists a rummage sale at Kernstown Methodist Church in the Old Bailey Store Building with dates October 10 and 11. Proceeds support church activities. call for more details and town leaving notices.
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Eens Bank
Hiab. Eee
Old Bailey
Kernstown Methodist Church
Ae St. Bt
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