Erskine Fans 14 as Burns Edge Yanks in World Series
Dodger pitcher Carl Erskine struck out 14 to beat the Yankees 3-2 at Eb bet Field in game two of the World Series. Roy Campanella hit a decisive eighth-inning homer as Brooklyn ties the series at two games apiece. Mantle and Maris fanned four times each as Erskine matched the moment with masterful control.
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Bob Considine
New York
Carl Erskine
Dodger
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
Yanks
Erskine
Howi Ehnils
Yankee
Vic Rasch
Roy Campancelila
Campy
Spectors
Brooklyn
Butthel Mal
Mantle
Mickey, Mantle
Tee Col
Gil McDougald
Gene Woodling
Phil Rizzuto
Raschi
Pinchhitter
Gon Bollweg
Ehmke
Johnny Mize
Iskine
Shen Mive
Mive
Big Jonny
Yankees
Wich
Dodgers
Cal
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chuck Dressen
Roy Campanella
Dallas Doubles Patrols To Nab Phantom Rapist
Dallas residents bunker behind locked doors as police ramp up patrols and add 40 radio cars in a bid to capture a phantom rapist killer. A $6,000 reward was posted for the slayer of 29 year old Mrs H C Parker. Fear rises as reports of rape and attempted rape surge and citizens stock up on pistols locks and lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
H. C. Parker
Carl Hansson
Obscure Classifieds and Obituary Notice Summary
A compact today’s page fragment shows a jumble of items including obituary notices, classified markers, and editorials. It references Radin and Grasset in a sports context with Rev. Editorial content and TV theme notes.
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Fom Radin TV
Grasset
Rev
Editoriae
Statewide WV Trucker Strike Idles 1,200 Workers
A statewide Teamsters strike began yesterday in West Virginia, idling about 1,200 truck drivers after failed contract talks. Local 175 in Charleston and Local 505 in Huntington led the action, with a federal mediator present. Negotiations sought higher pay and better conditions as the contract expired September 30, affecting most cities except the northern area.
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Teamsters
West Virginia
Frank Rebhan
AFL International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Rebhan
APL Teamsters
Lewis Man Will Remain Mine Chief
Washington reports John J Forbes will retain the post as head of the Federal Bureau of Mines after a dispute with the Eisenhower administration. Undersecretary Ralph A Tudor announced the decision, praising Forbes' 37 years of service and qualifications. Prior nominee Tom Lyon faced opposition from John J Lewis, leader of the United Mine Workers.
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Washington
John
Lewis
Eisenhower
Federal Bureau of Mines
Ralph A. Tudor
John J. Forbes
Tom Lyon
Salt Lake City
Forbes
United Mine ‘Workers
Secretary of the Interior
Three Cops Reinstated After Suspension Incident
Three Charleston patrolmen Tommy Wilson Jess Johnson and Ben Joinson are back on duty after a mayor announced the five officers reinstated without prejudice. They will serve in nonpayable positions for the suspended period while Noattas Montgomery awaits investigation results.
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Copenhaver
Noattas Montgomery
Tommy Wilson
Jess Johnson
Charleston
Ben Joinson
Jones Ek
41 Woods Fires Are Still Burning
The State Conservation Commission reports 41 woodstand fires burning across the state last night. Most are under control. none yet critical. Firefighters busiest in Mercer County with seven fires, five under control and two ongoing with crews on scene. District breakdowns show Nicholas County three fires two under control one active. Webster two under control. Fayette five with crews or no report. Raleigh five three under control two with crews. Wyoming one under control. Greenbrier two one under control one with crew. Monroe one.
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Mercer County
Nicholas County
Webster
Fayette
Raleigh
Wyoming
Greenbrier
Monroe
No Rain Forecast Forest Fire Threat in State
Conservation Commission prepares for worsening fire danger as no rain looms. In West Virginia, late October 1952 saw 1,609 fires burning about 600,000 acres amid a severe drought. Deer are prevented from hunting across counties and 580 fires averaging 40 to 50 acres hint at deeper, harder to control blazes.
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Skip Johmson
the Gazette
Conservation Commission
West Virginia
Carl 3. Johnson
Lansaily
Indian Guards Kill 2 POWs In New Riot
In Panmunjom a second anti-Red prisoner riot ends after Indian guards kill two Chinese prisoners and wound five during a mass breakout. North Korean dies and five wounded in a similar riot. observers report prisoners shouting and beating tins. Thimayya accuses organized groups before custody and cites UN caution on explanations teams.
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Panmunjom
Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission
Thimayya
A. L. Hampton
United Nations Command
U.N
Formosa
Hamblen
U.N. Command
Commission
Red
Ion Rues
Allo
Planned It Two Weeks Ago Bank Robbery By Putnam Bank Bandits
Charleston's bush teague gang robbed Buffalo Bank in Putnam County and staged a two hour crime spree. They also held up Van's Never Closed Grocery for 34 dollars and burglarized Woodrow Wilson Junior High School for instruments later pawned. Harold L. Page 47 said he planned the job two weeks earlier and recruited four young men. two others implicated were already jailed or surrendered.
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Don Seagle
Steff
the Gazette
Charleston’s Bush Teague
Buffalo
Harold L. Page
Chandler's Branch
Putnam County
Page
Robert E. Combs
John Berry
James Shreve
Eziekal
Zeke) Myers
Van
Charleston
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
Berry
Vietminh Brigade Terrified as French Drive Presses
In Indochina near Hanoi, remnants of a Vietminh force of about 5 000 men flee the French Union advance. With routes inland blocked by French columns, the group aims for the coast, hoping to escape by sea. French and air units maintain pursuit over roughly 400 square miles as hopes of survival fade.
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Hanoi
Indochina
Red River
Hung Yen
Gulf of Tonkin
Parents Deny $500000 Ransom Demand in Bobby Greenlease Case
Kansas City October report shows fear for 6 year old Bobby Greenlease as family associates deny any contact with kidnappers and refute a $500000 ransom. Police avoid interference to aid recovery. Ad alongside ransom chatter remains unverified. No concrete leads in Juliet Stainton Clark murder case in Charleston.
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Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Ledterman
Tulsa
Ledterman
Bobby
Robert C. Greenlease
Letterman
Kansas City Star
Times
Chicago
Lederman
Clark
Juliet Stainton Clark
South Hills
Charleston
Industrialists Get Marland Lashing at WV meeting
Governor Marland scolded West Virginia manufacturers for failing to offer concrete solutions to the state's financial crisis. He warned that schools and roads cannot be funded on current revenues and urged decisive action. The address to the West Virginia Manufacturers Assn urged accountability and bold proposals.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Marland
West Virginia
West
Virginia
Reich Occupation Views Stir Eastern Star Leader
Dr Wilbur H Crambler of St Louis told the 50th annual session of the West Virginia Chapter Order of the Eastern Star that Germans recapture property for occupancy by U S armed forces and pay rent but inconveniences to German owners remain. He quoted a German grand chancellor expressing hope U S forces stay long. The overseas chapters are engaged and a page turn is noted for more details. Clea Moore film actress comments on fashion in Hollywood.
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Pearl M. Masterson
the Gazette
Germany
U. 3
Wilbur H. jCrambler
St. Louis
Order of Eastern Star
Crambier
Westirginia
Thhe Municipal Auditorium
Eastern Star United ‘Lodge of
U. S
Dr.' iCrambler
Ford Praises Reds for Gift in U N Aid Plan
At the United Nations Henry Ford praised Russia for its first donation to the U N fund for raising world living standards and pledged continued U S support. Soviet Delegate Arkadyev spoke of Russia’s willingness to help and to aid in distributing aid while Ford reaffirmed the U S pledge as the fund’s mainstay with nearly 13 times Russia's amount for 1953 commitments.
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Russia
United Nations
N. Y
Henry Ford
U.N
United States
Ford
G. P Arkadyev
Arkadyev
U.S
U. S
Picture Doodles Debuts In State Magazine Section
The Gazette announces a new game titled Picture Doodles starting tomorrow in the State Magazine section. Simple lines transform players into artists and the activity suits ages eight to eighty, also making a fun party game for children and adults.
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State Magazine
The
Gazette
Sailing to Kanawha River for All West Virginia Boat Races
Boats and drivers converge on Charleston for the Seventh Annual All West Virginia Boat Racing Championships. Races start at 12:30 p m tomorrow on the Kanawha River, sponsored by The Gazette and Charleston Boat Club. A pre race party at Daniel Boone Park features Bob Phillips catering.
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Charleston
Strike Idles 60,000 Men 100 Vessels on East Coast
On the East Coast waterfront a two day ILA strike idled about 30,000 dockers and left about 100 ships idle from Maine to Virginia. The Constitution was laid up in New York, the first passenger liner hit by the stoppage. FBI warned of possible gunmen targeting Joseph Fr. Ryan, ILA president, who faces hospital protection amid tensions with the rival AFL-backed group led by John Dwyer. Eisenhower named a three member board to push a Taft-Hartley injunction to end the walkout.
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Pye
East Coast
New York
Maine
Virginia
International Longshoremen's Association
American Export Line
FBI
Oregon
Joseph
Ryan
ILA
AFL
John Dwyer
Dwyer
YUA
APL
Baltimore
Eisenhower
Threeman Board
War claims by Pole: only war can free Europe
A displaced Polish exile in Washington says liberation of Soviet dominated Europe hinges on war, while noting Poles are 99 percent anti Communist. He warns liberation cannot occur without foreign help and calls for action against the Kremlin regime. Peaceful means he says will not suffice.
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Pole
Washington
United States
Europe
Jan Hajdukiewicz
Red
Korea
Poland
Hajdukiewicz
San Francisco
State Department
Voice of America
Kremlin
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Roy H. Lynn
Lynn
Kuriles
Sakhalin Islands
Hokkaido
Siberia
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China
Edge
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Brannon
Gay
Paul Greenlease
Sont
Greenlease
Oes
Reich
Clea Moore
Reds
al Baver
American Power Boat Assoc
Kanawha
Frank Hoferer
Ernie Saunders
WCHS
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