Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson as Untutored on World Relations
General Eisenhower charged Adlai Stevenson with being untutored in the tough business of world relations. He cited Stevenson's San Francisco remarks on compromising with the Soviet Union and warned such talk could invite war. Eisenhower's Pittsburgh speech framed this as a dangerous mentality. He planned further appearances near New York to press the Korea peace issue and vow to visit Korea if elected.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Stevenson
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Moscow
Yalta
Potsdam
San Francisco
Russia
China
Kremlin
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Pennsylvania
New York
Long Island
New York City
Korea
McCarthy Attacks Stevenson Draw ADA Critique
Americans for Democratic Action denounces Senator McCarthy for dishonest and cowardly use of fractional fact and innuendo in his radio-television attack on Adlai Stevenson. ADA remarks tie McCarthy to pro Communist causes and note Stevenson advisers Wilson Wyatt and Arthur Schle Singer Jr. as members. The group says McCarthy’s speech exposed the big lie technique and the storm trooper mentality.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Joseph R. McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
ADA
Wisconsin
Republican
Stevenson
Wilson Wyatt
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
McCarthy
Wisecarver's Print Shop Renames, Keeps Location and Service
Announcement states a name change while maintaining the same address and phone number 6311 for top quality printing. Formerly Henry Print Shop, the business continues as Wisecarver's Print Shop at the same N. Loudquart location.
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Wisecarver’s
Henry Print Shop
N. Loudquart
Reds Strike Main Allied Lines On Sniper Ridge
About 700 Chinese Reds attacked under a bright moon and stormed the main Allied lines on Sniper Ridge. North Korean Reds also pressed Heartbreak Ridge with two assaults, while U N troops counterattacked fiercely. Marines mopped up remaining resistance on the Eighth Army left flank, destroying a 3000 man Communist regiment and claiming firm control of key ridgelines as warplanes pounded the area.
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Heartbreak Ridge
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Eighth Army
U. S. Eighth Army
Leathernecks
Edwin Pollack
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Milo Farnell
Hook
Parfmuntom
McCarthy Franking Privilege Questioned by Post Office
Postmaster General Donaldson said Sen. McCarthy of Wisconsin used free mailing for material not eligible for franking. Investigations cover copies of his book McCarthyism and favorable reviews plus related ads. Officials seek count of mailings to compute postage due.
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Washington
Donaldson
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Post Office Department
Postoffice Department
Capitol
Native Clarke County physician dies at 78
Dr Robert Cooke, lifelong Clarke County native and physician, died at his home near Lexington Virginia at age 78. He helped Walter Reed’s yellow fever experiments in Cuba earning a special Congressional medal. Survived by wife Nell Jones two daughters and a sister, funeral set for Wednesday at the Old Chapel near Boyce in Clarke County.
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Robert Page Cooke
Walter Reed
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Cuba
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Virginia Public Health Service
Accomac
Clarke County
Washington and Lee University
University of Virginia
Nell Jones
Charles Lee
Richmond
Nine Ferocious Dogs Kill Farmer in Mississippi
In Philadelphia Mississippi a 47 year old farmer William Pierce was mauled by nine ferocious dogs. County Attorney Laurel Weir described extensive injuries including flesh eaten from limbs. The body was found in a ditch Saturday. Sheriff Madison Spears ordered the nine dogs shot after the incident.
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Miss
Laurel Weir
William Pierce
Weir
Madison Spears
Driver Killed in Game of Chicken at Airport
Man Slaughter charges filed against John Henry Jones 29 for a head on crash at the St Lucie Airport during a game of chicken. Henry Hayward Peterson 24 was killed. Jones and both women companions were injured as their cars were demolished.
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FT. Pierce
Fla
John Henry Jones
Florida Highway Patrol
St. Lucie
Jones
Henry Hayward Peterson
Richmond Virginia Weather Outlook for Oct 29 to Nov 2
Extended Virginia outlook through November 2 shows temperatures averaging three to six degrees below normal with cooler days Wednesday and Thursday. Frigid weekend return with warmer Friday and little or no rain expected.
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Richmond
Virginia
Truman charges GOP using McCarthy tactics in campaign
President Truman on the move to Minnesota denounced Republican tactics as smear and fear aimed at Gene McCarthy. He warned such methods threaten American rights and liberties and took a jab at a one party press for accusing him of mud-slinging while defending his truth against GOP attacks. He noted Eisenhower and Jenner backing McCarthy and said California Maryland Utah states have seen similar tactics used before.
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Truman
Joe McCarthy
Gene McCarthy
California
Maryland
Utah
Congress of the United States
Man Dies in Fall Down Mine Shaft at Ivanhoe
Ivanhoe Virginia a 28 year old Bertha Mineral Works employee a New Jersey Zinc Company unit died after falling 186 feet down a new mine shaft. The victim Charles Stephen Dunford of Austenville Wythe County was working on the shaft at the time of the accident.
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Bertha Mineral Works
New Jersey Zinc Company
Charles Stephen Dunford
Austinsville
Wythe County
Stevenson Wins Large Harlem Welcome in Campaign Push
Democratic candidate Stevenson drew a huge Harlem crowd and praised unity while criticizing Eisenhower over Korea. He planned New Jersey walks in Jersey City Paterson Garfield Newark and Elizabeth before a Madison Square Garden address broadcast by CBS.
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Adlair Stevenson
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New Jersey
Harlem
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Jersey City
Paterson
Garfield Newark
Elizabeth
Madison Square Garden
CBS Radio
Stevenson
Korea
Moscow
Shipping Concern Sells American President Lines for 18 Million
A. P. L. Associates Inc led by Ralph K Davies bought the controlling stake in the American President Lines for 18.36 million dollars. The sealed bid sale ends 14 years of government ownership and follows a lengthy court fight with R. Stanley Dollar interests. George Killion may remain as president under new owners.
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A. P. L. Associates Inc
American President Lines
San Francisco
A. P. L. Associates
Ralph K. Davies
American Independent Oil Co
Davies
George Killion
Round the World Ocean Service
R. Stanley Dollar
Old Maritime Commission
Moore Refuses Endorsement of Stevenson Sparkman Ticket
E. Blackburn Moore, Speaker of the Virginia House, said he cannot conscientiously endorse the Stevenson Sparkman ticket. He argued Governor Stevenson has embraced the Truman record and turned away from Virginia Democratic Convention policies, citing the Roanoke meeting's anti federal expansion stance and fiscal restraint.
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Stevenson -Sparkman
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia
House of Delegates
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Stevenson
Truman
Roanoke
National Democratic Party
Forest fires scorch vast U S regions as drought rages
Thousands of forest and brush fires sweep the nation from New England to the South with no rain relief. Officials warn the situation is out of control as 450 fires burn 150000 acres and arson is suspected in several states. Fort Knox soldiers and volunteers assist in suppression efforts.
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Wisconsin
Forest Rangers
National Guardsmen
Nature
Weather Bureau
New England
Midwest
McCarthy Charges Stevenson Aided Communist Cause
Senator McCarthy charged Gov. Adlai Stevenson with aiding the Communist cause during a nationwide televised event funded by a private dinner. He alleged left wing advisers surround Stevenson and linked him to Kremlin policies while naming the Acheson Hiss Lattimore group.
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Illinois
Stevenson
Kremlin
U. S
Italy
Acheson-Hiss-Lattimore
Daily Worker
New York
Vincent Hallinan
Progressive Party
Progressive
Brawls Between Negro and White Soldiers Reported
German police said two weekend fights at U S Army enlisted men's clubs near Ludwigsburg involved about 40 soldiers in each incident. One man was in critical condition from stab wounds and two others were arrested. Incidents were under investigation by Stuttgart authorities and U S Military Police quelled the disturbances.
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Ludwigsburg
Germany
Stuttgart
U. S
Fresh Country Sausage Pudding and Pumpkins Ad
Local ad promotes fresh country sausage pudding and Halloween pumpkins at Lawn Farm Met on Valley Avenue open 24 hours.
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Lawn Farm
Valley Avenue
Forest Fire Flares Up Near Covington Tower Is Destroyed
Nearly 250 volunteers battled a major forest fire near Covington with 150 more sent in as flames crossed Potts Creek Road and destroyed the Morning Knob fire tower. The blaze consumed about 700 acres, threatened towns, and prompted warnings of a possible greater disaster with winds expected to drive fires across Southwest Virginia and into West Virginia.
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U. SS. Forester
Charles R. Switzer
Potts Creek Road
Knob
Switzer
Alleghany
West Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Greenbrier
Weather Bureau
Virginia
D. M. Waite
Bristol
Waite
Election Changes Legion Post Meeting Date
The Conrad-Hoover Post 21 American Legion adjusts its regular monthly meeting to Monday night, November 3, due to the election. Members are advised of the new timing and plan.
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Reguar
Conrad-Hoover Post 21 American Legion
Bulova's Dolly Madison Watch showcased as America's charming timepiece
Advertises Bulova Dolly Madison watch priced at $49.50 as America's most charming watch. Mentions preview on TV and retailer Clowe's Jewelry Store located at 7 North Loudoun Street. Note dated reference and local sale listing.
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Dolly
Madison
Clowe’s Jewelry
North
Loudoun St
Hostages Threatened as Prison Riot Continues at Menard
In Chester Illinois three hundred rebellious prisoners inside Menard Prison threaten seven hostages with death and demand to see Gov. Adlai Stevenson. Guards deployed around the facility while authorities consider tactics after a 27 hour uprising earlier and gunfire echoes through the station.
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Ill
Illinois
Menard
Adlai Stevenson
Jerome E. Munie
Plst Nao Ots
Munie
New York
Gov
Stevenson
Southern Illinois
Mississippi River
Calleani
Leo H. Goenel
Herrin
Admiral Smoot Named Armistice Speaker for Bicentennial Event
Rear Admiral Roland N. Smoot, assistant chief of Navy Personnel, will be speaker and guest of honor at the Bicentennial Armistice Day program at the George Washington Hotel on November 11. The event is coordinated by the Bicentennial Commission with local American and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts. Details of the luncheon and other activities will be announced soon.
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Roland N. Smoot
Department of the Navy
Washington, D. C
G. Y
George Washington Hotel
W. P. McGuire
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Veterans of Foreign Wars
M. Massie
Commonnial Commission
Mr. Massie
Make-up Dinner Invited Winners and Losers After Election
The National Potato Council invites Adlai Stevenson and Dwight Eisenhower with their running mates to a make-up dinner two days after the election. The council calls it a good old custom for opponents to reconcile after the campaign cooling period. The dinner is set for November 6 at the Hotel W.
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Washington
National Potato Council Today
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight Eisenhower
County Seeks Bids From See Board on 1p-10-38-3t
Notice states bids will be received by the County See Board from (1p-10-38-3t) with details to follow. The call for proposals outlines submission deadlines, required documents, and evaluation criteria to ensure fair bidding procedures.
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