Eisenhower Blames Opponents for Poison Lies in Campaign Stop
Eisenhower denounced Democrats as spreading poison and fantastic lies to defeat him as his Eisenhower Special toured Connecticut, with crowds braving snow. He accused opponents of distortion in Bridgeport and Stamford and vowed to muster all strength to prevent another depression.
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Connecticut
Dwight D. Eisenhower
New England
Truman
Eisenhower
Bridgeport
Conn
Stamford
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Westfield Air Show Crash Kills Two Air Force Pilots
At Barnes Airport near Westfield Massachusetts two Air Force pilots died when a four plane demonstration collided during a bomb shell maneuver. First Lt. Robert H. Dannell of Chicago and Capt. James H. Stevens of Virginia were killed. Dannell’s wife and two sons were among the 7500 spectators.
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Westfield
Mass
Air Force
Barnes
Robert H. Dannell
Chicago
James H. Stevens
Lem. Va
Tuck to Outline Views in Radio Talk Wednesday
Former Governor William M. Tuck plans a 6 to 7 p.m. Wednesday radio address on WKVA to outline his campaign views. He resigned as State Democratic chairman rather than endorse Stevenson, following Harry F. Byrd’s statewide broadcast.
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Richmond
William M. Tuck
WKVA
Tuck
Stevenson
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Fort Hill Cash Grocery
Oere
American Communist Party labeled puppet of Soviet Union
A two member SACB panel in Washington on October 20 labeled the American Communist Party as a puppet of the Soviet Union and urged it be registered with the attorney general, with officers members and finances disclosed. The report, based on 14 months of testimony, found the party directed by Moscow and aligned with world Communist aims. The next step is for the party to file exceptions, with the board expected to decide without additional hearings.
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Washington
American Communist Party
Soviet Union
U. S
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
United States
Moscow
Communist Party
McCarran
Sen. McCarran
D— Nev
Communist Front
Communist Action
Justice Department
Peter Campbell Brown
Kathryn McHale
Brown
Russia
Communist International
U S Seeks More Nations to Send Troops to Korea
At United Nations week in New York Secretary of State Dean Acheson and official John D. Hickerson urged General Assembly members to increase troop contributions to Korea. The push follows Vishinsky's speech and ongoing U N. armistice debates.
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Dean Acheson
U.N
New York
John D. Hickerson
U N
American Association For the United Nations
Hickerson
General Assembly
United Nations
Korea
U. N
U. N. Assembly
Russia
Andrei Vishinsky
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
U. S
Acheson
State Department
Vishinsky
Riots in Port Elizabeth Kill 11. 27 Injured in New Brighton
Heavily armed police ringed New Brighton Township after weekend riots left 11 dead, at least 27 injured, and extensive property damage in the Negro section. At one point about 5,000 Negroes clashed with police in a running battle Saturday.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
New Brighton
Conflict Over Religious Issues Surrounding Election
President Truman criticized Eisenhower on immigration, sparking a racial and religious row. GOP leaders and Jewish figures split, with Baruch backing Truman while figures like Silver and Celler criticized Truman and defended Eisenhower. Dewey and Nixon joined Eisenhower in defense.
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New York
Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bernard Baruch
Eisenhower
New England
Abba Hillel Silver
Cleveland
Eiserdichower
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Irving Abramson
American Jewish Congress
Silver
Baruch
Thomas E. Dewey
Richard M. Nixon
Clark refuses to reopen truce talks on punitive terms
Gen Mark Clark in Tokyo bluntly rejects renewing Korean armistice talks on Communist terms. He states the U N Command will not negotiate any proposal demanding forced repatriation of prisoners. The Communists had submitted a Panmunjom plan, which Clark calls the same old package with nothing new.
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Tokyo
Mark Clark
Korea
U. N
Panmunjon
Clark
Promising polio vaccine shows potential against all three types
Johns Hopkins scientist Dr. Howard A Howe reports a killed virus vaccine producing antibodies in 2 to 5 year old children at Rosewood State Training School. He cautions results are preliminary and require further testing before wide use, as polio comprises three separate diseases Lansing Brunhilde and Leon.
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William Manchester
Baltimore Evening
Sup
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Howard A. Howe
Hopkins
Howe
An- Public Meaich Ueenmereasea
Cleveland
Rosewood State
First of Concert Series Tomorrow at Winchester
The Winchester Community Concert Association opens its 1952 53 season tomorrow at 8 15 p m with metal soprano Jane Hobson as guest artist. Her rising career began in Nebraska Paris and Cincinnati Conservatory and she trained at Juilliard 1942 to 1946. She has sung with major orchestras and performed at Town Hall and Monteverdi Orfeo before engagements this season with Fort Wayne Worcester Town Hall and more. Hobson travels from New York to Washington and will stay at the George Washington Hotel before heading to North Carolina for the next appearance.
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Winchester Community Concert Association
Jane Hobson
Toscanini
Stokowski
Nebraska
Paris
Cincinnati Conservatory
Miss Hobson
Juilliard School
Evan Evans
Naumburg
Debussy
Damzel
Monteverdi
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Metropoulos
Cleveland Orchestra
Szell
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ormandy
Omaha Symphony
Fort Wayne Symphony
Worcester Messiah Chorus
Town Hall
Town Hall Recital. Miss Hobson Will Arrive From New York
Washington
George Washington Hotel
North Carolina
Divorce Ruled Out By Mrs Grammer in Murder Trial
Baltimore testimony reveals Dorothy May Grammer told her husband ten days before her Aug night death that she would never divorce him for another woman. Det. Lt. Hettehentest testified Grammer named a 28 year old New York secretary as a girlfriend, and the state planned to call Miss Mathilda Mizibrocky.
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Baltimore
Dorothy May Grammer
Robert Schmidt
Schmidt
New York
Mathilda Mizibrocky
FBI Offers Help In Tracking Bandits
The FBI offered to assist Nashville police in locating three masked bandits who robbed a Belle Meade residence during a Saturday dinner party. The burglars, armed and dressed alike, forced 30 guests and five servants to the wall, taking about 100000 dollars in cash furs and jewelry and stealing fur wraps from upstairs.
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Nashville
Tenn
FBI
Francis B. Warfield
Belle Meade
Lost Beagle Pups Two Males Black White Tan Reward
Two male Beagle puppies reported missing. Coloration black white and tan. Reward offered. Contact Gets at the phone number 10 10 20 11.
11 Die In Virginia Weekend Auto Crashes
The Associated Press reports 11 people killed on Virginia roads over the weekend. Included are a four death Norfolk County head on crash on Route 170 near Hickory with the Mercer family and Barbara Harper sole survivor. Others died in Bedford County Bayside Accomack and Grayson incidents with multiple injuries.
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Virginia
Norfolk County
Hickory
William Merce
Moyock N. C
Eva Mercer
William Jr
Hazel Mercer
John H Williamson
Norfolk
James Mercer
Moyock
Barbara Harper
Mayock
William Mercer
General Hospital
Millie Bell Ford
Knoxville Tenn
Joan Raeymond Ford
Bedford
Raymond Bias
Bayside
John Lee Pettit
RFD 3
Pocomoke
Chincoteague Naval Air Station
Oak Hill
Accomack County
Marvin Hart
Whitetop
Grayson County
U S Agents Seize 111 Ibs Opium Aboard Oil Tanker
U S Customs agents boarded the British tanker Silverdale in Philadelphia and seized 111 pounds of opium valued at over a million dollars on the narcotics market. Two Chinese crewmen were arrested, two more held for questioning, and Captain D. Edgar reported 50 pounds found earlier. The ship came from the Persian Gulf with oil. crew recruited in Singapore.
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Philadelphia
Michael J. Bradley
Bradley
D. Edgar
Silverdale
Persian Gulf
Singapore
Bly With Garage In Martinsburg
Shirley O Bly of this city is named assistant manager of the Service Chevrolet Company in Martinsburg West Virginia. The Bly family will move to Martinsburg when housing is available. Mitchell of Warrenton manages the new garage with Chevrolet franchise and plans Oldsmobile sales soon.
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Shirley O. Bly
Service
Chevrolet Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Trammell Hollis, Inc
Bly
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Leach, Calkins and Scott
Fall Week Sale At Valley Shoe Salon
Save 20 percent on entire stock of new fall footwear at Valley Shoe Salon in Loudoun. Promotion runs this week only at 179 N. Street, with limited time offers and in store discounts.
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Valley Shoe Salon
Loudoun &T
Fanatic Reds Fail To Recapture Two Important Heights
In Korea near Kumhwa on the Central Front, Chinese Reds mounted a major assault on Triangle Hill Sniper Ridge and Pike s Peak but were repelled by U S and South Korean forces. Allied units claimed control of most positions with heavy fighting ongoing near Iron Horse Mountain and Pinpoint Hill as front lines remained tense.
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Korea
U.S
Triangle Hill
Kumhwa
Pike's Peak
Papasan
U. S
Triangle
Pinpoint Hill
John Fujii
Republic of Korea
Iron Horse Mountain
Chorwon
National Symphony To Play Here Again
The National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, D. C. will perform at Handley School Auditorium on November 13 at 8 30 p m under sponsorship by the Exchange Club of Winchester. Dr Pem broke T Grove named continues on page 3 col 3.
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Exchange Club of
Winchester
National Symphony Orchestra of
Washington, D. C
Handley School
Pembroke T. Grove
Indictments in NY Sugar and Syrup Tax Case
Four members of a New York syndicate tied to American Brands Corp faced federal indictments for evading taxes on profits from sugar and corn syrup sales. Howard Lawn, a former assistant U S attorney, and others including William J. Giglio Frank S. Livorski and Louis J. Roth were named. The company, formed in 1945, acted as a middleman distributor amid postwar shortages.
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Washington
Justice Department
New York
Department
U. S
Atty Gen. McGranery
New York City
American Brands Corp
Howard Lawn
Long Branch
N. J
Newark
Trenton
William J. Giglio
Frank S. Livorski
Louis J. Roth
Reconstruction Finance Corp
New York Post to Sue Walter Winchell
The New York Post says it will sue Walter Winchell for libel over statements aired on radio and TV. The feud with Winchell and Daily Mirror editor James A. Wechsler has escalated after weeks of sparring in print and broadcast.
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New York
New York Post
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Daily Mirror
James A. Wechsler
The
Post
the Post
Costliest Campaign in History Ends With Radio TV Splurge
The campaign in progress ends with massive media blitzes by both sides. Democratic and Republican committees will control radio and TV slots late evenings on Nov 3 and Nov 4 EST. Estimated costs exceed one million dollars for final networks periods.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
U. S
Democratic National Committee
Citizens For Eisenhower Committee
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Miners Stage Walkout Over Wage Hike Cut
AP dispatch reports 227000 miners nationwide refuse to work as the Wage Stabilization Board halved the latest wage boost to 1.50 dollars, provoking protests across Pennsylvania Kentucky Ohio Indiana Illinois West Virginia and more as union members insist on contract terms.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Oklo
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Dean McKee Heads Presbyterian Men
Dean McKee of Potomac State College was elected president of the Winchester Presbytery to succeed J A Hotinger. Officers elected include vice presidents for Keyser-Piedmont area James Fraser and Martinsburg-Berkeley Springs-Charles Town area A R Ikenberry president of Shepherd College.
Fall’s First Snow Reaches Winchester and County
Snow fell briefly in Winchester and Frederick County this morning marking the season’s first accumulation. Temperatures dropped to 38 at the Research Laboratory and rose to 44 by afternoon with forecasts predicting freezing conditions tonight. Nearby Harrisonburg and Sway reported flurries in mountains and valleys.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Research Laboratory
Richmond
U.S Weather Bureau
Virginia
State Highway Department
Harrisonburg
Sway
I. W. Buren Pho, Inc
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