Chicago Tigers Tied After 12th Inning World Series Setback
In Chicago, Hack delivered a decisive 12th inning hit as the Cubs beat the Tigers 7 to 3, tying the World Series at three games apiece. lineups include Webb Mayo Greenberg and Cavarretta for the AL and NL squads. The owners announced no basis for reports of dissatisfaction with Commissioner Chandler.
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Igly Field
Chicago
Nley Hack
Chicago and
Tigers
Roll
Webb
Mayo
Greenberg
Cullen
York
Outlaw
Rich
Trucks P. Cage
Hack
Johnson Wrey
Cavarrette
Pafko Nicholson
Livingston
Passeau
P. Pires
Plant
Jorda
Passarella
Seease
Conlan
Ers
Ino
Happe Icago
Missioner
Happy Chandler
Pitcher Johnson Walks After Sacrifice Play
A fragmented score note shows an ACL worker context, a pitcher named Johnson and a sacrifice bunt, then a walk. The readable text omits full details but indicates sequence around an out pitch and moving to page 2.
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Acl
Johnson
Laval Treason Trial Proceeds Amid Dungeon Confusion
Pierre Laval remains on trial for treason as court attendants feed him in a dungeon beneath the courthouse. The day opens late due to fog and a substitution juror, with Laval refusing to shave and quipping about returning to the hearing.
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Pierre Laval
Assis de Justice
Paul Mongibeaux
Laval
Vichy
Carrying valent Here highlights unusual week police activity
City police report an unusual uptick in cases including 41 bookings for the period. Three charged with carrying a pistol without a permit and for carrying a concealed weapon. Drunkenness and disorderly conduct also feature, with 22 charges. A sheriff's office note shows 24 cases, including ten for vagrancy and thirteen for kennels, alongside a fugitive war mention.
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Sheriff's Office
Doctor Ends Own Life After Jealous Wife Kills Nurse
In San Francisco Dr John Mansfeldt a prominent physician was found dead in his car on a cliff top after his wife Annie Mansfeldt was charged with murdering nurse Vada Martin in a suspected love triangle. Police reports say he killed himself with poison within hours of his wife’s arrest and the case ends a statewide search. Mrs Mansfeldt cried I killed him and I wasn t even right as she was moved to a psych ward for observation.
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Mansfeldt
California
Wada S. Martin
Sirs. Mansfeld
Martin
San Francisco
John H. Mansfeldt
Ida M. Lassiwell
Annie Irene
Vada Martin
Mansfeld
Central Emergency Hospital
George Lewis
Shelter Cove Resort
Manfeld
Marines Land Force At Tientsin To Maintain Order
U S Marines landed in force at three ports along north China to aid Generalissimo Chiang Kai shek in restoring control over areas still held by Japanese. Third Amphibious Corps HQ warned the move aims at maintaining law and order, not settling internal disputes. Marines move from Taku and Tangka toward Tianjin while U S 7th Fleet stands offshore.
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Spencer Davis Yientsin
China
U. S
Chiang Kai - Shek
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Taku River
First Marine Division
Guadalcanal
Okinawa
Taku
Tangka
Famou
Tienstin
Third Amphibious Corps
Keller E. Rockey
Washington, D. C
Ines
Marco Polo Bridge
Peking
Tientsin
Smedley Butler
1945 Cotton Crop Production Estimated At 9 779000 Bales
The Agriculture Department estimates this year's cotton output at 9 779 000 bales of 500 pound gross weight based on Oct 1 conditions, down from last year and the ten year average. Oct 1 crop condition was 70 percent of normal, yield per acre 280.7 pounds, area 18 008 000 acres, with ginnings by state listed for North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Tennessee and Alabama.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Census Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Fifteen State Communities Anticipate No Job Problems
Reports from 158 Alabama municipalities to the committee for Economic Development indicate full employment in most cities soon. The study covered 300 cities and shows rapid reconversion may proceed. Birmingham and Andalusia report rising employment with no county unemployment, while Brewton notes payrolls up and industries steady.
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Washington (Ap
Alabama
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Andalusia
Covington County
J. G. Scherf
Brewton
Escambia
Payro
Truman Champions Development Of Water Power
President Truman urged full development of waterways through regional authorities as he continued a Tennessee Valley Authority focused tour. He highlighted TVA as a model for multi purpose flood control navigation and power, planned Kentucky Dam dedication, and stressed national cooperation at home and abroad to meet economic and defense goals.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Kentucky
TVA
Tennessee River
Roosevelt
Red Lake
Tennessee
Missouri
Pemiscot County
Congress
United States
America
Lindard Bjorris
Tiptonville
Tenn
White House
Washington
Gilbertsville
New Orleans
Mississippi River Flood Control Association
Two More Roads Included a Farm Market System
The county Board of Revenue approved adding two roads to the farm-to-market program after a delegation urged inclusion. Webb road, six miles, and a Brannon's Stand to Tabernacle Church route, about four miles, gain eligibility for state and federal aid. The board also backed immediate upgrades to River Road two miles and the Webb to Ashford link in the eastern county.
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County Board of Revenue
L. E.doc Boswell
Jim Wadlington
Dothan
Webb
Boswell
Brannon
Tabernacle Church
Board of Heventive
Ashford
AP Denied Rehearing On By Law Ruling
Washington AP report states the Supreme Court refused a rehearing on its ruling that the Associated Press must amend its by-laws restricting membership admission to avoid trade restraint. The 5 to 2 decision last June upheld the lower court finding that the by-laws violate the Sherman Act. The Court also denied the Chicago Tribune and publisher Hebert R. McCormick’s rehearing petitions.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Associated Press
High Tribunal
Chicago Tribune
Hebert R. McCormick
Justice Department
Tribune
Yamashita Pleads Not Guilty in War Crimes Count
Manila AP report says Lt. Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita entered a not guilty plea to war crime charges. The arraignment fixed for October 29, before a US military commission in Manila. His defense sought to strike charges for lack of stated violations, while new staff aided the defense.
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Philippines
United States
Tiger of Malaya
Lott
Harry H. Clarke
Altoona
Yamashita
Muto
Utsonomiys
Defense Council
New Bils
Clarke
War Chest Workers Poised For Campaign Star
Scores of volunteer solicitors in the Dothan Unified Charities War Chest drive prepared to begin the campaign tomorrow morning. Citizens will be asked to contribute toward a goal of 30150. The Special Gifts Committee reported more than 9000 already subscribed and aims to raise about half the quota. With Walter Morris and E O McClintic leading the effort, solicitors from Rotary, KROWands, Exchange and Lions clubs will seek 15150 for four civic agencies and 15000 for IP agencies of the Alabama War Chest. A call was made for generous gifts to aid those in need and support armed forces entertainment and recreation.
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Dothan Unified Charities Chest
Special Gifts Committee
Roy 'O. ML
Walter Morris
E. O 'McClintic
Rotary
Kr‘wands, Exchange and
Lions
Dothan
Ning Joc
Alabama War Chest
No-Turn Enforcement In City At Manor Foster Intersection
Police Chief Draughon announced a no turn regulation at Manor and Foster will trigger reinstatement of a second warning sign. Patrolmen reported several violators ticketed as drivers complained the center sign isn’t visible from behind the leading vehicle. the second non turn rule will be suspended from the traffic light.
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Manor
Foster
Furjer
Motonsta
Taugnon
Rufua Cherry
Odell Nobby
Draughon
New Jap Premier Completes Cabinet Setup
In Tokyo Premier Kauro Shidehara finalizes a “safe and sane” government and orders an immediate cabinet meeting before presenting the roster to the Emperor. Adm. Sosemu Toyoda accepts the Navy portfolio. observers doubt the new regime’s durability as general elections loom next January.
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Tokyo
Kauro Shidehara
Japan
Orst
iSmman
Anid
Adm
Sosemu Toyoda
Navy
Daisaburo Tavgita
Mac
Arthur
Tsigija
Shidehara
Nea
Rudolf Hess Leaves England for Nurnberg Trial
Rudolf Hess, Nazi number two, departed England by RAF plane for Frankfurt to begin the journey to Nurnberg for war crimes trial. He traveled under guard, unshaven and impassive, accompanied by a single Army guard, a medical officer, an aide, and a War Crimes Commission official.
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London
Air Ministry
Rudolf Hess
England
Frankfurt
Nuernberg
Hess
Bray
Allied War Crimes Commission
Abergavenny
Hamburg
Hitler
Germany
Telephone workers gain retroactive wage increases contract approved
G R McKelvey reports official confirmation of the Standard Telephone and Telegraph Company contract approval with the Southern Federation of Telephone Workers. Final approval dated Oct 4 by Pearce Davis of the National Telephone Commission under the National War Labor Board, with retroactive wage increases to June, and not linked to the four hour work stoppage.
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G. R. McKelvey
Standard Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Southern Federation of Telephone Workers
SFTW
Standard and
Andalusia Telephone Companies
Pearce Davis
National Telephone Commission
National War Labor Board
Kelvey
Labor Situation Brightens as Idle Return to Work
The Associated Press reports a brighter labor outlook as many idle workers return. About 60,000 New York longshoreman and Detroit autoworkers plus 50,000 Ford plant employees were slated to resume, with 43,000 CIO oil workers also returning. Some oil workers had already gone back after government and union actions.
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Associated Press
Tiger
New York
Detroi
New York Shipping Association
Motor City
U S To Lead Prosecution of War Crimes Under Four Power Plan
Berlin AP reports the United States will play the central role in prosecuting German war criminals under a four power tribunal plan. Justice Robert H. Jackson will prosecute a broad conspiracy count and evidence, while Britain France Russia will handle other counts covering aggression crimes and crimes in the east.
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Berlin
United State
Robert H. Jackson
Britain
Russia
France
United States
Efforts To End Coal Strike Are Set Anew Today
Washington AP Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach resumes efforts to end a coal strike involving 163000 workers. He seeks a back-work agreement from John L. Lewis and mine operators, who balk at talks until strikers return. Lewis says foremen’s union issues, not wages, sparked the walkouts. Government wage and price controls and War Labor Board aid loom as background factors in possible settlement.
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SY Babold W. Ward
Washington
Schwellenbach
End & Srike
John L. Levit
Druminou
Lewis
Eides
United Clerical Technical and Supervisory
United Mine Workers Union
War Labor Board
Most
OPA
Office of Economic Stabilization
Welfare Budget Set for 1945-46 in Houston County
Welfare department director Mrs. C. L. Collins announced Houston County’s public welfare budget for 1945-46 at 207378.07 with 2104.46 new local funds. Seventeen hundred eighty three of seven hundred eighty three approved families received grants in September, while many on the rolls were denied due to funds. Applications pending and roll adjustments will replace beneficiaries as needed, with old age assistance averaging 14.53 this month.
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Houston County
C. L. Collins
Department of Public Welfare
Colling
Collins
Old Glory Flies Over Fujiyama Peak 14
On Sept. 21 a ten-member team from the 27th Infantry Division climbed Fujiyama Peak amid snow hail fog and rain. Fourteen started the trek, two injured and two aided others down. Completing the ascent were Sgt. James Dickey Minh gomery and others from Alabama.
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Fujiyama Peak
Clare
Burku Ines
Fujiyama — Plate
James Dickey
Minhgomery
Ala
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Lberal
War Chest
Vire Adil
Hen Moree
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Secretary of the Navy
H. Struve Hensel
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co
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United Automobile Workers
Federal Conciliation Service
Hydeon Mate Car Co
Dix
General Motors Corporation
Plante Dayton
West End
U.S
Lewis Spurns
Welfare Department
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