YANKS TOP DODGERS IN OPENER 5-3
Move to expand Bendix Helicopter plant outlined as Manning Maxwell Moore and Stratford Estates secure working capital for a new factory complex. Company plans include continuing development of a two-building site adjacent to Seaman plant, with approval processes pending from the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Manning, &Maxwell and
Moore
Peddisasionm Wll
Bendix Heliopter
Manning
Maxwell Nea Moore
Reort
Wy Pencopter
Oeagnalis Beni Woaite
Grace
Stratford Fastates
Chunin Org
New York City
Heliopter Corporation
Stratford
Civil Aeronautics
Ter Bendia Corporation
Fred
EDO
Ita
Strntford Estates
Ter
Branca Routed in Fifth as Shea Wins Game One
The New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 4 in a World Series opener before a record 73 360 at Yankee Stadium. Frank Shea, a rookie from Naugatuck Conn started for the Yankees and left after the fifth, with Page finishing. The Yankees scored five in the fifth inning to chase Branca and take the lead. Reiser, Lindell, Rizzuto, DiMaggio, and Berra produced key hits while Robinson, Stanky and Furillo led Brooklyn’s earlier offense. The game set a new attendance and gate record for a World Series game.
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New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn
Frank
Spec
Shea
Robinson
Rizzuto
Reiser
Walker
Hermanski
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Stirnweiss
Stanky
Henrich
Berra
Branca
Anmler
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McQuinn
Johnson
Edwards
DiMaggio
Stithweiss
Clyde Sukeforth
Dodger
Lindell
Bobby Brown
Hank Behrman
Brown
Stimwells
Joe Page
Rizzute
Miounder
Pinellis
Furillo
Fermanski
Rizzuto O Stirnweiss
Centor Field
Behrman
Lavagetton
Jorgenson
Reese
Miksis
Page
Lavagetto
Hugh Casey
Weather Digest Western CT and Eastern NY Forecast
Official Weather Bureau report for Western Connecticut and Eastern New York. Today remains mostly sunny and cool with 89s and strong NW winds. Tonight turns cool to lower 40s with northerly winds. tomorrow cool with highs near 50. Extended outlook: unseasonably low temps to end week. rainfall heavy in northern New England, lighter in south. wet spells mainly Friday night through Saturday in northern areas and Saturday in southern regions.
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Connecticut
New York
New England
Gurong
Massachusetts
Frodeleland
New Ernni
September 30 Notice of Autumn Time Changes
Fragmented OCR text notes a date related to September 30 and an eight day reference. It mentions time values such as 8.49 and a sense of tomorrow. Content is unclear and fragments do not yield a coherent event or action.
City Observes Labor Day as Deserter Is Freed
GREBENHAVEN Sept. 3. Pvt. Michael A. De Bartolo of Dorchester Mass released from Army disciplinary barracks in Greenhaven and returned to regular duty at Governor's inland. He had been held under a wartime desertion sentence originally life imprisonment reduced to 10 years. He previously claimed amnesia after reporting to UNRRA in Rome and was ordered freed by military authorities in the Italian theater.
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INS
Michael A. de Bartolo
Dorchester
Mass
Army Disciplinary Barracks
Greenhaven
Governor's Inland
de Bartolo
Martiial
A.W.O.L
Italy
UNRRA
Rome
United States
Rail union plans ballot on strike at New Haven
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen told 6000 New Haven railroad workers they will ballot for a possible strike. General Chairman J J Hammill said support will exceed fifty percent, following a conference with union leaders and the road’s officials. The dispute stems from decades old wage awards totaling over 300 thousand dollars that the railroad has refused to pay after national adjustment board decisions.
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New Haven
Brotherhood of Railroad
J. J. Hammill
Brotherhood
J. Favin
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Ham
Labor Day Rededication Observances Across City Firms
On Labor day workers paused in brief ceremonies to honor American heritage of freedom. Clyde Davis led a Freedom pledge at City Lumber yard as 60 tradespeople stood by for the Rededication rites. Further ceremonies occurred at C L Gellatly on Main near Elm and at the Aluminum plant in Stanelde park with 50 participants. Barnum avenue Columbia Records plant planned an open air program with U E Local 237 C IO oversight and speeches by Local 237 president Frank Giarelli and chief steward Lloyd Willard. The sound truck toured the area.
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C. L. Gellatly Company
Main Street
Elm Street
Building Trades
Edward Goodreau
Joseph Martinelli
Daniel Ferguson
Otto Burghart Company
Stanelde Park
Edwin J. Moss
Edwin Moss and Sons
Columbia
Barnum Avenue
Columbia Records, Inc
U.E. Local 237
C.I.0
Kenneth Raine
Frank Giarelli
Local 237
Lloyd Willard
Snow and sleet report from northern Iowa towns
Snow and sleet were reported in northern Iowa early today with Spirit Lake showing snow on rooftops at dawn and Spencer recording .03 inch of sleet as dawn broke.
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Des Moines
Towa
Spirit Lake
Spencer
UN Security Council Seats Decided In Part At UN Assembly
Argentina and Canada won two year terms on the UN Security Council while the third seat remained undecided after the first ballot. A shift by the Latin American bloc moved Ukraine ahead of India to force a runoff, with neither achieving two thirds. Yemen and Pakistan joined the council, Afghanistan voting against Pakistan. Poland, Australia, and Brazil retire from the council.
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Canada
United Nations Assembly
Security Council
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Ukraine
India
Jan Masaryk
Poland
Russia
Yemen
Pakistan
United Nations
Afghanistan
Thia
Australia
Brazil
Stocks Advance In New York Market Gains Over Three Points
New York Sept 30 stock market shows higher and more active trading with LA quor shares posting gains ranging to more than three points.
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New York
Read Company marks 90th anniversary with Bridgeport parade
D M Read & Co opens its 90th anniversary month with a street parade recalling 1857 origins of the dry goods store at 227 Malin Street. The procession from Read’s Broad Street entrance at 3 30 pm features old time vehicles and costumes escorted by police and the V F W band.
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Bridgeport
D. M. Read Company
Pravid M. Read
W. B. Hall
Dry Goodsa
Malin Street
Read
Broad Street
Ford Need For Production Stressed At Meeting
Henry Ford II told about 600 executives that the world faces a production deficit and American business must lead with vision to build a peaceful world. He said America cannot alone meet all needs but should help other nations boost capacity by exporting tools, materials, and know how.
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Cleveland
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
Automotive and Aviation Parts Manufacturers Association
America
Teenager Admits Robbery Role in Stamford Case
Joyce Naylor seventeen Riverside avenue Old Greenwich pleaded guilty to robbery with violence in Superior Court. Her grandmother Mrs Clara J Meyerhoff twenty Willow street Stamford was beaten and robbed of six dollars last June thirteen. Naylor’s accomplices David Brumetti twenty Spruce street and George Lowden nineteen Vista street Stamford received prison terms of two to three years and one to two years respectively.
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Joyce Naylor
Riverside Avenue
Old Greenwich
Clara J. Moeyerhoff
Willow Street
Stamford
State Farm For
Thomas J. Molloy
Superior Court
David Blumetti
Spruce Street
George Lowden
Vista Street
State
Brumetti
Lowden
Fairfield U enrolls over 4300 freshmen for new term
Fairfield University opens tomorrow with 8:30 a.m. classes after registering more than 4300 freshmen, including 80 from outside Fairfield county and 100 under GI Bill. Rev. Laurence C. Langeath notes possible cancellations lowering the first year cap to 3900 while 15‑member Jesuit staff prepares BA, science, social science, and business programs. over 100 students enrolled in business administration.
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Fairfield University
Fairfield County
Laurence C. Langeath
S.J
College of Arts and Sciences
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Fairfield College Preparatory School
Langguth
European Aid Steps Pressed by Vandenberg
Senate Republican leader Vandenberg proposed urgent Western Europe winter aid as President Truman asks four committees to study a 300 million fund. A Senate Foreign Relations panel meeting is set for Nov 10, with reports from official inquiries due by Nov 1. Harriman directs a study on U.S. aid impact, while three committees convene in early November.
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Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Truman
House
Europe
Congress
State Department
Harrimean Commission
Harriman
United States
Senate Appropriations
House Foreign Affairs
House Appropriations
Txper
R-Ny
Brazil
Trumaan
Congressional Com
One Man's Opinion by Walter Kiernan
Washington reports Uncle Sam now takes in more than he spends and the old man is the envy of every wage earner. Truman promises an explanation of high prices in a future speech. Romania has stopped printing money because paper is worth more than money, a contrast to American prices. New evidence of early civilization in South Africa yields large hand axes near split skulls, suggesting a centuries old culture.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Mr. Truman
Romania
South Africa
Treasury balance report for September 26
Washington distress note reports the Treasury balance as of September 26 totaling 3,800,912,069 dollars. The brief item cites the Internal News Service and provides a single financial figure without further context or accompanying details.
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Washington
Treasury
Fairfield Transition Brings Paper Ballot For Town Meetings
Fairfield voters face a new step at the polls as the town shifts from general town meeting government to a representative form. Beginning after the town election next Monday, six districts will add voting by paper ballot for town meeting representatives to the routine of name check and machine vote.
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Fairfield
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