Red Sox and Cardinals Standoff in World Series Game
In Sportmans Park St Louis the Cardinals trail the Red Sox 3 to 1 as Dell Rice drives in two key runs with safeties in the third and fifth innings. Boston pitcher McBride allows two hits in the first inning, while the Cardinals fail to score in the first two frames.
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Dell Rice
Boston Red Sox
RED Sox
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Brecheen
Schoendienst
Pesky
DiMaggio
Marion
Cardinals
Harris
Schoendienste
Moore
Musial
Doerr
Kurowski
Slaughter
Pasky
Dusak
Truman Campaign Plans Remain Mysterious in 1948 Push
President Truman keeps campaign plans secret with four weeks to go. Democratic field operatives seek Roosevelt name support as New York politics loom large in the coalition dynamic. Governor Dewey opens a non partisan radio appeal urging New York voters to register.
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Lyle C.wilson
Washington
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
New York State
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Dewey
Wey
New York City
Ariton Police Chief Held In Bond After Fatal Shooting
Ariton police chief B E DeLoach faced manslaughter charges and a $1000 bond after the fatal shooting of John Haynes a 3:30 p m Sunday in Ariton s business district. Sheriff J R Dykes said Haynes drew a knife during a struggle as DeLoach attempted to arrest him and another man. Haynes died at the scene. Bill Ingram fled the scene.
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B. E. DeLoach
John Haynes
J. R. Dykes
Ozark
Haynes
Bill Ingram
DeLoach
Haynes Ho
DeLoach Ingram
Boy Scout Review Scheduled Tonight in Houston District
A Board of Review for Houston District Scouts is set for 7 p.m. at the Boy Scout office in City Hall. District chairman Sam Stephens will lead. After the review a meeting of scout masters and patrol leaders will plan the county round-up, announced Scout Executive J. V. Cooke.
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Houston
Boy Scout Office
Sam Stephens
J. V. Cooke
Scouters Training Held in Troy for Pike District
Scout Executive J. W. Cooke announced a training session for all Pike District Scouters to be held tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Troy Community house. Classes in the course will continue on the second Tuesday each month.
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Troy
Pike District
J. W. Cooke
Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed For Dothan
City Commission President John D Ayers proclaims Fire Prevention Week urging citizens and organizations to join fire department and Chamber of Commerce in inspections and education. L D Durden announces extensive local program with Rural areas included and Chief Ryan as Fire Prevention Committee chair.
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City of Dothan
Dothan
City Commission
John D. Ayers
Truman
Dotaan I
L. D. Durden
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Ryan
Connally balks new concession on Trieste row
Senator Tom Connally told Peace Conference delegates the United States would make no further concessions on Trieste and urged adoption of commission recommendations. He called the Trieste accord essential to the peace treaty and warned the city must be democratic, free, and able to govern itself without outside influence.
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United Nations General Assembly
New York
Sinatra Moves Out On His Wife After Family Row
Hollywood reports Frank Sinatra hid at a desert resort after moving out on his wife Nancy following a nine year marriage. Press agent George Evans said it is a family squabble with no divorce and no other woman involved.
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Long
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Evans
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Frank Jr
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Lana Turner
Sonja Henie
Frank
Miss Turner
Hurricane Threat Looms Over Florida Citrus Belt
A tropical storm with winds over 100 mph churns toward Florida, risking the $100 million citrus crop as warnings span from Cedar Keys to Key West. Forecasters say the center may strike between Fort Myers and Tampa or inland north of Tampa, with rain, gales, and possible shelter activations across the Miami to Palm Beach area.
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Gold Coast
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Key Varga
Cedar Revs
Red Cross Alerts Florida for Hurricane Duty
Red Cross chapters across Florida were alerted to shelter refugees and provide aid as the hurricane looms. The alert extended from Southern Florida to north central areas reaching Tallahassee, with bedding and food to be supplied from army posts if relief camps form. FE Bryant led a six member disaster team from Atlanta to direct state operations.
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Red Cross
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Bay 10
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Southeastern
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Disaster Service
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Sumheast
Sis
Tampa
Maritime and Power Strikes Hopeful Signs Ahead
AP reports easing tensions in two major labor stoppages. In New York a union leader said talks show progress toward settlement of the week-old maritime strike. In Pittsburgh the two-week-old power strike shows promise as a new offer is sent to Duquesne Light officials. The main sticking point remains union security and hiring rules.
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Associated Press
New York
Fonipnt
Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light Co
Marijuane
Harry Martin
AFI
Martin
Wnion
CIO Marine Forgeineers Beneficial Association
Munt
Washington
George L. Mueller
Independent Union of Power Workers
Duquesne High, Co
Headland Stabbing: Lula Mae Gibson Charged in Husband's Death
Lula Mae Gibson, a Black woman, is jailed after allegedly stabbing Robert Leonard, a 20 year old Black porter, to death in Headland Square. Leonard reportedly fought back to reach a few feet before dying. Police say Gibson fled to her home after the attack and claims he was her husband. Witnesses place her behind an automobile on Main street hiding before striking as he rode a bicycle. She awaits transfer to Abbeville county jail for formal murder charges.
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Headland Hardware Company
Headlanda
Robert Espy
Lula Mae Gibson
Leonard
Abbeville
Truman weighs meat situation amid controls clash
White House secretary Charles G. Ross said President Truman is examining all aspects of the meat situation. Agriculture Secretary Anderson hinted at suggestions but did not elaborate amid questions about price controls. Eric Johnson urged ending the fiction of controls as a Republican Food Committee pressed to lift real contracts. Government stats showed no relief in feed prices or cattle market incentives.
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Charles G. Ross
White House
Truman
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Anderson
Fridey
Ross
Eric Johnson
Jouhnson
Cordell Hull Rallies After Stroke Recovery Update
Washington report says Cordell Hull, former secretary of state, who suffered a stroke a week ago, shows improvement at Bethesda Naval Hospital. He rested well last night and appeared out of immediate danger as doctors monitor his condition and rally progress.
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Washington
Top Of World Hop Proved Practicable
CAIRO AP The Pacusan Dreamboat non stop 10 925 miles from Honolulu to Cairo shows commercial air service over the polar route is practicable from a communications standpoint Lt Col B Shannon says sunspot disruptions occurred but with proper radio spacing routes could work The flight demonstrated the H 29s ability to defend the United States anywhere and the crew noted fuel limits and navigation weather and endurance challenges
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Bill) Tivine
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Net
Boeing
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Sato oSevine
Pratect
Washington
Carl] Spaats
Army Air Forcs
Culexine
Chipley Contractor Low Bidder On Road Project In Houston
State Highway Department announced 3.258 million dollars for 20 bridge projects in Alabama. Low bidders include Jale County and Houston County projects with drainage, surface treatment, and paving cited. several counties featured bids with totals around 60 thousand to 3498 miles and 92 thousand dollars.
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Houston
Jiale County
Beha
Clapton
Betheadge
Garnett
Grove
Jae Fk
Troy Shin Fins Covington Carnet Gaa
Heath
Vend
Poh
Joe BF Walters
Troy
Houston County
Hodgesville Dothan
Cogpvin
Deemont
Fla
Pike County
Fen
Coffee County
Houston Grand Jury Set for Regular Session Tomorrow
Houston grand jury meets tomorrow at 10 00 for the regular session with Halstead presiding. Thirty five cases were set today as the county progresses through the crimined docket for Monday morning consideration.
Weekend Gambling Sweep Nets 18 Arrests
City and county officers arrested about 60 people Saturday and Sunday for gambling public drunkenness and reckless driving. Eighteen gamblers were taken into custody with three of the arrests involving African American suspects. All those released on bond today.
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Peru
Sparks Backs Boswell Plan To Ease Voter Registration
Gov Chauncey Sparks endorses the Boswell amendment aimed at expanding the Alabama electorate while avoiding racial antagonism. He advocates understanding and explaining the constitution over simple literacy and repeals the $300 property requirement, with the measure to be decided in the November 5 general election.
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Ooupon
Commissary Blaze Causes Noted Damage This Weekend
Firemen responded to two blazes last weekend with about 200 dollars in damage. A small fire at Williams and Voris Lumber Co on Former street caused roughly 206 dollars in a commissary building. contents survived. A rubbish fire at the Martin Hotel on East Mais street caused no damage.
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Williams and Voris Lumber Co
Martin Hotel
East Mais Street
Girl Dies From Embarrassment At altar Wedding Tragedy
In New York 21 year old Angelina Rose de Fabrizio died just feet from the altar as her gown tangled in the train while her fiancé John Mas Yantuono paced the vestry. Doctors say heart failure from the emotional strain caused the death. The couple had planned a traditional wedding at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Inwood Lang Island and hoped to move into a Cedarhurst home afterward.
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Angelina Rose de Fabrizio
Rose
John
Mastantuom
Cedarhurst
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Inwood
Lang Idand
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