Giants Yankee World Series opening battle tight at 2-1
Open ing World Series game at Yankee Stadium with the Giants leading the Yankees 2-1 in the top of the fifth. Both clubs exchange plays as Stanky, Irvin, Thomson, and Lockman figure in early Giants scoring while Mantle, Rizzuto and DiMaggio contribute for New York.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Dave Koslo
Giants
Stanky
Rizzuto
Dark
Mantle
Thompson
Irvin
Coleman
Lockman
Reynold
Thomson
Mays
Bauer
DiMaggio
Westrum
Koslo
Reynolds
McDougald
Collins
Berra
Hoper
Rvin
Ange
Maggie
Monte Irvin
Yogi Berra
Associated Press
Bobby Thomson
Texas rivalries loom as Shivers or Daniel may oppose Connally
A Texas official said Gov. Allan Shivers or Atty. Gen. Price Daniel will oppose Sen. Tom Connally in the 1952 race, with announcements likely after the new year. Both men keep options open, Daniel possible governor bid or private life, Shivers may run again or retire. The piece also notes Truman opposition by both leaders and the tidelands issue.
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O. B. Lloyd, JR
Austin
Texas
Tom Connally
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Shivers
Daniel
Connally
US Senate
Truman
Houston
Tidelands
See
Phillips Local 351 Eyes Possible Strike at Borger Plants
In Borger on October 4, Local 351 of the International Union of Operating Engineers schedules two meetings at 1 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. for about 6,000 Phillips Petroleum workers. Rumors say the company may present a new offer while the union seeks a 15 cent-an-hour raise after earlier declines of a renewal proposal. Voting continued in three departments as talks proceed.
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Borger
International Union of Operating Engineers
AFL
Phillips Petroleum Company
Phillips
Fall Backbeat Weather Drift With Light North Winds
A weak cold front moved through the area this morning bringing cooler temperatures. Weatherman H. C. Winburn says mild weather is expected tomorrow. Light northerly winds continue today with highs around 82 and a low near 48. Yesterday’s high reached 88 with a 53 low.
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H. C. Winburn
High Cost of Living, Low Fines Hit NYC Offenders
In Long Island City Court Magistrate Charles Murphy fined 15 offenders a total of 1.50 for minor offenses such as smoking in the subway and leaving garbage uncovered. He cited high living costs as the reason for leniency, noting fines could have reached 200. Among those fined were seven Glendale Queens housewives.
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New York
Charles Murphy
Murphy
Long Island
Glendale
Queens
Jury Bribe Case May Prompt Grand Jury Action
Potter County grand jury meets this afternoon likely to begin probe of Jack Grant former juvenile officer and seven Amarillo men charged in district court last week with trying to buy protection against Texas Liquor Control Board operations. District Attorney Herman Pipkin said the investigation could extend over several sessions as the charges are serious and require thorough review. Witnesses tied to the case were seen on the courthouse fifth floor near the grand jury room. Others named include Clarence Jack Jackson W W Lamkin Mark Lamkin Vernon Slape.
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Potter County Grand Jury
Jack Grant
Potter County
Amarzil'o
Texas Liquor Control Board
Dist. Atty
Herman Pipkin
Pipkin
Grand Jury
Grant
Clarence “Jack” Jackson
W. W. Lamkin
Mark Lamkin
Vernon Slape
Gambier Pal of Costello Slain Near Cliffside Park
In Cliffside Park New Jersey Gambier and Racketeer Willie Moretti, linked to Frank Costello, was found shot dead in Joe’s Elbow Room. The killing followed a crime committee report that Costello advised Moretti to go west for his health. Moretti, a key witness, had recent ties to Adonis and Lucciano. The incident occurred as Costello faced contempt charges and sought health treatment in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Cliffside Park
Gambier
Willie Moretti
Senate Crime Committee
Frank Costello
Joe's Elbow Room
Atty
Nelson F. Stamler
Moretti
Costello
Joe Adonis
Charles
Lucky” Luciano
Crime Committee
New York
Rudolph Halley
California
Gambler
Salvatore
Adonis
Bergen County
Hasbrouck Heights
Senate Committee
Tanks lead UN advance in largest Allied push to date
UN tanks and infantry surged across a 40 mile front in Korea on October 4. Five divisions breached forward positions with Canadian troops from the British Commonwealth division seizing hill objectives west of Yonchon. Some sectors faced stiff resistance as Chinese and North Korean forces withdrew or fought fiercely from bunkers and cliffside positions.
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Eighth Army
Korea
United Nations
British Commonwealth
Sion
Yonchon
Chorwon
Next Week's Mail Has Its Hand Out
Clerks in Potter County tax office prepare 1951 tax bills for mailing Oct 10. County tax assessor Hughbert Cole says about 35 000 property owners will receive bills totaling over 75 million dollars. Last year the bill was 68.3 million. The roll includes 22 new residential additions. A 3 percent discount is offered for October payments.
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Potter County
Hubert Cole
Cole
Fir boards priced for contractor use
Diver and Wiggins Lumber Company at 1200 West 6th lists fir 2x4 and 2x6 and 1x8 shiplap at 6.95 per board. The catalogue notes supply for jobs and home centers with emphasis on durable framing and decorative paneling.
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Fir
Hord Diver & Wiggins Lor. Co
West
Truman cites press limits after survey on security leaks
President Truman said civilian agencies may withhold security information from publication after a survey showed 95 percent of secret material had appeared in newspapers and magazines. He urged publishers to avoid printing items that could aid an enemy even if cleared by a government agency.
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McMahon
White House
Joseph Short
Truman
United States
Washington
Suich
J. John Foster Dulles
State Department
Japan
Republican Party
Soviet Russia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Chiang Kai-shek
Hawaii
Heath Furniture to lease Lone Star Building on Seventh Tyler
The Heath Furniture Co. signed a long term lease for the two story and basement Lone Star Motor Building at Seventh and Tyler. Remodeling will begin immediately to prepare for a top line furniture store opening around January 1 1952. The three floor display will occupy 60 by 140 feet with an adjacent 60 by 140 foot lot for parking. Heaters plans include maintaining existing Amarillo stores.
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Thomas Thompson
Heath Furniture Co
Lone Star Motor
Seventh and Tyler
Frank Heath
Gordon Creamer Agency
Lone Star Motors, Inc
Heath
Sixth
Taylor and Heath Appliance Co
Tenth
van Buren
Panhandle
Amarillo
Seventh
Tyler
Harvey Southworth, Jr
Blair Jones
Southworth
Nordyke Leaves Stephenville Empire-Tribune Post
Lewis T Nordyke a former Globe News columnist retires as editor and co publisher of the Stephenville Empire Tribune effective October 1 He bought an interest last July and will remain in Stephenville Rufus Higgs publisher says he repurchased Nordyke s stake in the publication
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Lewis T. Nordyke
Globe- News
Stephenville
Empire-Tribune
Nordyke
Fort Worth
Amarillo Weather Forecast And Outlook
The US Weather Bureau notes mild conditions with highs around 82 today and 85 tomorrow in Amarillo and vicinity. Overnight lows near 48 tonight and 53 this morning. Panhandle agricultural outlook remains favorable for outdoor work with no rainfall expected. West Texas will be clear to partly cloudy with little temperature change today tonight and Friday.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
Reds Put Atomic Pressure On U N
UN diplomats in New York speculate that the Soviet Union used an atomic test as leverage in looming Paris negotiations. With the General Assembly opening November sixth and talks stalled between the US and the USSR, pressure grows for a UN approach to atomic control and possible Big Four talks.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Moscow
UN General Assembly
Paris
Fariewab Htenes
Truman
UN Atomic Energy Commission
General Assembly
UN Commission
Two Amarillo men charged with killing Bailey Countys hermit
Lester Stevens and Thomas Livesay, both of Amarillo, were jailed in Bailey County on murder charges for the beating and shooting of Joshua Blocher the Progress hermit. They admit dumping the body near Muleshoe Aug 11 and stealing Blochers wallet.
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Troy Martin
Amarillo
Joshua Blocher
Bailey County
Progress
Potter County
Carson County
Panhandle
Lester Douglas Stevens
Thomas Clifton Livesay
Fannin
Bailey County Grand Jury
Livesay
Stevens
Blocher
Muleshoe
Hugh Freeman
T Vo
Bloch
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Brien McMahon
Connecticut
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New Zealand
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Burling
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