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The Ledger and Times, October 8, 1952 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-8-1952 The Ledger and Times, October 8, 1952 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, October 8, 1952" (1952). The Ledger & Times. 1110. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1110 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • 44 ..-•••••••••Y•ealle• - Soloctod A.Scot Community Forfor I ER 7, 1962 Weather L & RUGS Why Not Kentucky-Cloudy with 'rain vacuum Scatter beginning tonight and con- them on top of Do All tinuing Thursday mostly over east an central por- • Your Shopping tions. Low tonight 38 to 46 MadisoneounCy and windy and cool Thurs- of 12 pigs in ttsi In Murray , day. a that weighed 165 days. •••. MURRAY - POPLIIATIOPL.—__9.000 [WATXkilifICI;T .7 71 79- Jnited Press YOUR PROGNIESSIER MIER NEM- Murray, Ky.,_ Wednesday-Afternoom-Octob'er 8, 1952 •vofi ME= WOH-OVIa-lEILLT A mummy '111tso% immtmarANIM 50 for Your Watch TRAIN WRECK these new NEARLY 90 DIE IN BRITAIN au $5.00 to Ilownce on HOME TO REST in,..our huge Reds Conthme To ONE GOES TO BATTLE, OTHER GOES Over Three Hundred Injured As Red Attack Accuse "r 1J. S. Alvis Jones r and Save Collide ie *et Trains '9 BY ee Three Crowded Is Halted The 1500 delc • ati stelaussi:es To Open Communist party a '4 ,aa.%1 re- asi By United Press the peth of.a northbound express suming debate today ..y- ' crowded trains have train that splintered through them note report handed u • Three In Korea KA Office 'smashed into each other near before slopping. day by politburo memb.. London. The heavy steam engine of Malenkov. The rush hour crash may have the London-bound express ploughed By United Press This is the speech in . ;leis E. Jones. Murray has been killed 100 or more passengers. so deeply into the local it was Allied and Communist soldiers Premier Stalin's right-hand i. ara smployed by the Jackson Purchas Right now, the official estimate covered completely by the debris. are battling for a strategic height accused the United States of WA. Production Credit Associa'ion as is 85 dead. Three hundred are Twelve coaches. four from each on the central front in Korea. mongering.-and in which he said field representative and he will jnjured-many seriously. Rescue train, were destroyed in the crash South Korean troops aye Russia would collaborate with be in charge of the Murray office slug- still are digging thaotigh The northbound express had twa but "beat them The workers YSTEM ging it out with Chinese Reds on capitalist countries which will be opened won. weighing about 1O0 a mountain of wreckage 30 feet locomotives, the of White Horse moun- again if they dare attack our Associatian has secured office spare slopes high. searching for the dead and tons tech They were twisted and motherland." to use his own words. across from the PMA office in the tain. Artillery fire has turned the injured. So far. 41 bodies have battered as if a giant had stamped During the debate which got Swann Building. The offie., will be crest of the height into a no-man s been pulled from t6 twisted steel. on them. underway last night, one delegate opened as seem as furniture and land. At last reports. the South The disaster occurred at Har- The main platform at th'e. Har- brought Dwight Eisenhower's name arrives. UNIT' Koreans held the southern slope fixtures -just 10 miles south- row Station was wrecked--as it row Station into the picture. A. Y. Snechkus Mr. Jones was reared on a Cal- and the Reds held the northein east- of London, during th- morn- a bomb hit. Huge concrete slabs of Lithuania accused the Republi- loway county farm near Lynn side. ing rush hour. A heavy fog had were torn from the foundation. 'can presidential candidate of try,- Grove. After being graduated from The battle is part of what allied cut visibility to about 100 yards. The waiting _mom has been turned ing to "enslave Lithuania." Grove High School, he at- officers are calling a "little of- Lynn "Night Scott" exprses:- into a morgin and first ail station. LE Red was referr- And the The Lithuanian tended Murray tS3te College dur- fensive" by the Reds --a 12-thous- headed for London from Scotland Outside the station, some of tne ing apparently to a recent cam- ing which time his principal Andy and man operation designed to at 55 miles an hour-slammed into coaches caught fire.. A footbridgn paign speech in which Eisenhower was agriculture. During World seize key spots along the battle- 'I-nine-car London-bound corn outer was knocked over.' Screams and urged America to use all peace- War II he was with tha Armed line. train that was in the station. Five shouts from those te3pped in the ful means to aid countries that Services serving several months But General James Van Fleet, of the local's cars were sent wreckage were heard afte- the have been drawn behenci the Iron overseas. After eturning from the the commander of the Eighth rolling across the tracks. :tent 'into first moment of stunned silence. Curtain, Said Snechkus: "Nobody army, he operated the family farm Army. says the allies stopped the The screams clime from girls 04 can divert the Lithuanian people for sseaveral years and was later Red offensive before the Com- their way to work in oLndon's from their path." employed as assistant manager of munists could penetrate the main financial district-from children on The Red regime in the Soviet County Soils As- the the Calloway their way to school at nearby allied defense positions. Says is marking its Popcorn Mart zone of Germany sociation. the enemy has beers Wembley-and •from businessmen (:eneral: third. anniversary today amid - signs en their way• to work clobbered." it would become the main His training and experienee in that Soon. 500 rescue workers were Backing up his Matement, is a of Russia in agriculture will be valuable in European partner Monday doctors and Opens at work: including battlefront report that Suuth Ko- with the west. helping him - to understand the the cold war (left) and Bremerton as they rean soldiers on White Horse and and problems of farmers. U. S. Navy's heavy cruisers Toledo Soviet president Nicolai and athe: needs AN IMPOSING PATTERN Ls made by the third nearby Aa- preparing to relieve the Bremerton and begin a in one cpmpartment alone. they a French Battalion on satellite leaders are in east Berlin • anchor in a Far East port, with the Toledo lie at Bremerton is scheduled for 'found the bodies of 15 - Brit•sh rowhead Ridge have killed or the occasion- waters as a unit of the U. S. Seventh fleet. The In County help celebrate in Korean to tour of duty (international) soldiers The rescuers list se for wounded two-to-three - thousand underline the new position United States. and overhaul in the - -- cries-some of them very faint Iteds since the Communist drive Germany will occupy in toe Paris Music Club East The popcorn market got off to to guide them to the trapped and began Monday. Communist world. • To Present Organist . STATE SPONSORS PROMOTIONS NAMED a fair- start Menday. when locil injured. The crest Cif Arrowhead has Today the cadre of Red (ler- To Kirksey FHA CATTLE SHOWS popcorn markets opened t;) pty One passenger who reaped-is changed hands 12 times in two many's future army goose-stepped ON PERSONNEL STATE Matinee Music Club of Paris. f.rmers per hendred pounds 24-year old leommuter-said the days. Den Linden in Soviet- The Sponsor Supper down Unter 57 14 for 5V,13, in Shyer- Tennessee has announced that it FRANKFORT, Ky..-A beef Cat- for ear corn and ehelled worst part of the crash In the air war, the Navy says Style military uniforms as FRANKFORT. Ky. Oct. 8,--Pro- will present Thomas H. Webber, Future Home- tle Show for 4-H and PTA mem- corn. his words. -the screams that came that two of its propellar-driven nik and cheering thousands look- The Kirkscy High motions on the staff of the State Jr. in an organ recital on 'flies- is bers, sponsored by the Depart- • Popcorn that was gathered last out of the middle rut that great 01-aes eery lust yeaterciay in at- ea on The marching "alert units, makers of America chapter Divasion of Personnel were an- day. October jeith. at the First Supper an', ment of Agriculture, is scheduled week crowded the market an Mon- heap of wreckage from poor devils' tacks on targeti at Yengpyong in as they're called, will be the back- sponsoring aa Chili nounced today by George T. Ste- The reread day. however the rainfall over inside." army whicn Red Methodist Church Style Show Wednesday ceimina. for the London Stock Yards en The appoint- trapped East Korea. bone of the wart. Division head. the picking of trati will begin at 8 pm. Mr. Weboe: October 8 Wednesday, October 8, according weekend hampered It was Britain's worst In Washington. the defense de- leaders say they will form. ments were effective October 1.
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