Giants Blast Yankees 6-2 To Take 2-1 Series Lead
The New York Giants built a 6-2 win over the Yankees at the Polo Grounds to move ahead 2-1 in the World Series. Willie Mays drove in Bobby Thomson with a second inning single, and Whitey Lockman lofted a three run homer in the fifth as the Giants chased Vic Baschi from the mound. Errors by Yanks aided the rally as Phil Rizzuto and Yogi Berra mishandled balls in the frame. Gene Woodling homered for New York in the ninth, but Sal Maglie will start the next game for the Giants tomorrow. Mickey Mantle appears likely to miss the rest of the series with a severe right knee sprain, with Hank Bauer continuing in right field.
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Whitey Lockman
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Sheldon Jones
Gene Woodling
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Antians to Hold Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis Event Tuesday
Fragmented local notes describe a Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis gathering led by Dr 4k and district leaders, with various community figures like Robert E Lee and Casey involved in informal contests and upcoming events. A mule rumor, barbecued chicken, music by Bill Kevar, and a club picnic are also mentioned amid arrests and fines for public drunkenness and a car theft inquiry near Crosby.
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Robert E. Leempany
Con
Kpatrick
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Calassa
Bill Kevar
Unclear fragmentary Baytown notes hint at events and people
Fragmented notes mention Baytown figures and visits with references to Sam Houston Vanita Fuller, Rice LSU stage, and stops in Juarez. Scattered items include names like Yatley, Martha Lilly, Lucille Harte, and Norma Barn, plus local social mentions and travel vague in detail.
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Bee Des
Frans
Lucille Harte
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Baytown
Vermiter
Martha Lilly
Tyler
Norma
Inquiry into Boyle and Gabrielson closes hearings without ruling
Senate investigators wrapped up three week hearings on Democratic National Chairman Boyle and Republican counterpart Gabrielson over dealings with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Senator Hoey said the probe will reopen if leads emerge and a report on the hearings is expected soon as loose ends remain.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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California
St Louis Post-Dispatch
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News-Paper
Four Corners Sees Water Crisis Raises Fresh District Push
About 150 families in the Four Corners area lack water as residents decry the system. They seek a fresh water improvement district after McLean Water Works cut off supplies, with neighbors hauling water and arguing over a $5 monthly rate. Community leaders say the situation is critical and health concerns loom while plans for a district move forward.
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H. E. Dier
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McLean
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Cier
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Frrmire
Eisenhower Not Republican, Says Senator Magnuson
Senator Warren Magnuson told a Young Democrats convention that Dwight D. Eisenhower is not a Republican and is following administration policy in Europe. He called the GOP a "war party" while noting Eisenhower’s alignment. The convention ends with officer elections and a Barkley address as North South tensions echo in the Resolutions Committee.
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Drive Groups Get Training for United Fund Drive
Team captains from East Bartown West Baytown South Baytown and Wooster prepare for the 15 day United Fund Drive with a series of training meetings next week. Lloyd Jones East Bartown division commander leads the first 7 30 p m session Monday with nearby captains A Cedar Bayou and Highlands gathering Thursday in the Quack Shack. The drive opens October 16 with a goal of 117060.
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Highlands
Want An A-Bomb Shelter Architect Tells How To Make One
Architect Lowell Lammers tells Baytown Real Estate Board members how to build a personal fallout shelter. He proposes using 24 inch reinforced concrete pipe sections set in dirt with canvas ends and dirt cover, plus a map showing radiating danger from Baytown Refinery.
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Malayan Bandits Kill British Official in Ambush
In Malaya, Sir Gurney, the High Commissioner, was ambushed and killed by suspected Communist guerrillas while traveling with his party near Fraser Hill on the Kuala Lumpur to Rebung road. Lady Gurney and the secretary were wounded. four other Europeans escaped in a separate car.
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Army to Let All Enlisted Reserves Out by Christmas
Washington U P A report states the Army will discharge by December 20 all enlisted men recalled from inactive and volunteer reserves, with earlier goals shifting from January 1. The plan aims to release officers and other reserves gradually while diversifying replacements, and notes differences for Air Force and Navy timetables.
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Hershey
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Navy
World News Briefs Digest from Turmoil and Health Policy
A Toronto bandit snatched a \$3500 payroll bag, with bills scattering as bystanders recovered a final total of \$3501. In Washington, tobacco taxes face changes favoring pipe smokers while cigarets gain a one-cent-per-pack boost. King George VI’s operation ends. convalescence will be slow. Billy Cook, 23, awaits arraignment on murder charges in California, facing potential death penalty. In Santa Fe, a hot oil case proceeds with defense witnesses, while Humble Oil denies conspiracy. Oklahoma City bus drivers strike, demanding 12 cents more per hour after a 5-cent offer. Congress approves \$1600 auto aid for certain World War II and Korean War veterans with limb or sight loss.
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Funeral Tomorrow For Willard Kay 24
Funeral services for Willard Sanford Kay 24 who died during a tonsillectomy at a Fort Worth hospital will be held at 3 PM tomorrow at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Bela Watson minister of the South Main Church of Christ officiating Burial will be in Cedarcrest Cemetery He formerly lived in Baytown and worked for Continental Airlines Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs VS Kay of Baytown a brother and three sisters and several aunts and uncles The family stated he was shocked by a sponge dropped by the surgeon
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UN Forces Smash Heartbreak Ridge In Fierce Assault
United Nations troops on the ground captured the central peak of Heartbreak Ridge and a neighboring summit on the east central front near Yanggeu. US Third Division pressed north on the west central front while a UN patrol penetrated Kosong on the east coast. Air forces claimed the largest Soviet Mig force yet faced with Sabres and jets sustaining heavy losses on both sides. New Jersey task force bombarded rail hubs and warehouses at Hungnam harbor under heavy shore fire.
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Big Expansion Of US Atomic Effort Urged
US lawmakers pressed for a sweeping rise in atomic production after confirmation of a Soviet atomic test. Congress and the White House weighed responses as Stalin touted atomic energy for bombs. Senator McMahon and Rep Jackson signaled rapid action, with debate over international control following the blast.
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Stalin says USSR tests atomic bombs and will expand tests
Moscow reports Stalin announced that Russia has exploded an atomic bomb and will test bombs of different calibers in the future. Western diplomats and Muscovites read Pravda on the line, with Kirk departing from Bykovo Airport amid the buzz.
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Fire Prevention Campaign Planned Here in Baytown
Baytown joins a national Fire Prevention Week push to reduce destruction. Fire Chief A H Lintelman and Mayor J A Ward urge residents to curb fire hazards, noting insured losses rose to 46033.74 in nine months and 68 percent from careless smoking.
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Cleaner Air Week Proclaimed In East Harris County
East Harris groups join Cleaner Air Week starting October 1 as Mayor Werd and Baytown committee seek city and county backing. Mayors of Gerena Park Pasadena Deer Park Jacinto City and La Porte show interest. Nearby Crosby Highlands Greens Bayou invited via civic groups. Williams says Baytown and Houston officials may adopt resolutions. industries pledge support. Bord Nill chairs. Mrs Wilton A Roper named vice chair to fill expired term.
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Probers Find Link In Tax Scandals
Washington investigators tie together non official acts of former Federal Tax Collectors James Finnegan in St Louis and Denis Delaney in Boston. Delaney is indicted in Boston for taking money to influence decisions. Finnegan under federal grand jury scrutiny and targeted by a House subcommittee probing corruption in 64 tax collection offices.
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Safe Bulletin Chief Found Stain
Fort Lee police found indicted Chief Ered Stengel dead with a single gunshot wound in a deserted lane. Police say Stengel killed himself with his service revolver amid accusations of failure to stop rambling.
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This Burglar Suffered Plenty For His Crime
A burglar faced punishment after thefts. the sheriff's office reports the suspect endured consequences for the crime. Ill details and names are minimal due to fragmentary OCR.
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