Rudy York Delivers Game-Winning Homer For Red Sox
At Fenway Park Boston Rudy York clubs a 400-foot first inning homer with two aboard to push the Red Sox ahead 4-0 over the St Louis Cardinals. Dave Ferriss wins as Boston leads the World Series two games to one.
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Jack Hand
Fenway Park
Boston
Rudy York
Tream
Dave Ferriss
Jaton Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Sox
St. Louis
York
Cardinals Hold Off Red Sox In Low Scoring Game
In the third inning the Cardinals fail to score as each team put runners aboard but stranded them. Slaughter and Kurowski produced the only notable plays for St Louis while Doerr and Pesky contributed for Boston as Garagiola allowed a runner to score and Higgins reached twice.
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Esky
Williams
Red Sox
Doerr
Hone
Cardinals
Slaughter Fevnies
Pesky
Kurowski
York
Garagiola
Ferriss
Moses
Schoendiest
Musial
Yugoslavia pays indemnity for five U S airmen deaths
Washington AP reports Yugoslavia turned over 150000 dollars to the United States as indemnity for the deaths of five American airmen shot down over Yugoslavia on August 19. The State Department says the United States still seeks indemnities for two lost transport planes that Yugoslavia has rejected.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
United States
State Department
Department
Yugo- Pavia
Yugo- Slavia
Lie May Emerges as Potential Atomic Arms Arbiter
Trygve Lie of Norway, UN secretary general, emerged as a possible arbiter in the UN Atomic Energy Commission if Western powers and Russia fail to overcome their deadlock. He questioned using UN charter powers but did not plan action yet. Baruch defended US proposals and rejected calls to abandon bomb production until others agree to ban it.
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New York
Trygve Lie
Norway
United Nations
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
Lie
Bernard M. Baruch
Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch
Freedom House
United States
Henry A. Wallace
Boy Bicyclist Hurt In Collision With Car On Street Here
Thirteen year old Phillip Hayes son of Mr and Mrs C C Hayes 215 Kornegay St Dotaan a student at Young Junior High was treated at a local hospital after being struck by a car on S Oates St near the Oates Selma street intersection around 6 pm. The car driven by Joe Summerford of Ashford collided with Hayes as he crossed the street. He suffered head injuries and bruises with no charges against the driver.
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Phillip Hayes
C. C. Hayes
Kornegay St
Dotaan
Young Junior High
S. Oates St
Oates- Selma Street
Joe Summerford
Ashford
Hayes
Oates St
U.S. to Oppose Soviet Claim to Ryukyu Islands
U S officials say the United States will oppose a Soviet claim to the Ryukyu chain between Japan and Formosa. Washington favors return to China or a United Nations trusteeship for Okinawa and Formosa, emphasizing allied stake in Pacific security.
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Washington
Ryukyu
Japan
Formosa
Okinawa
United States
China
United Nations
Pacific
Yellow Sea
Russia
Port Arthur
Darien
Dardanelles
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Britain
Some Improvements Shown In Nation's Industrial Strife
There were improvements in the nation’s industrial disputes but no imminent settlement in two major labor fights the maritime strike and the Pittsburgh power shutdown. Pontiac and Warren disputes were settled, while an Ohio city hinted at an early power strike settlement. Mack Truck Co. workers in three cities faced potential settlement, and Pontiac officials announced a $12.50 monthly wage increase for 40 of 800 municipal workers.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Power
Pontiac
Mich
Warren
Ohio
CIO United Public Workers
Vnion
Warren Transportation Co
AFL
Eight Confederate Veterans Attend 56th Bivouac in Biloxi
Eight veterans of the Confederacy closed the 56th annual bivouac in Biloxi Mississippi with officers elected. Henry Taylor Dowling of Atlanta was named general of the United Confederate Veterans for the year, succeeding the late General William Banks. Dowling, 98, is a retired Georgia minister.
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Miss
Army of the Confederacy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Henry Taylor Dowling
Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Dowling
Erect
Georgia
Ger
William Banks
Houston
Tex
Bull Ron
Kennesaw Mountain
Pilliam D. Townsend
Olla
William J. Deal
Little Rock
Ark
Ermry
Dixie
Care Federacy
Quick Action Sought as Meat Shortage Sparks U S Debate
Washington faced urgent talks among top officials amid Democratic pressure to ease the meat shortage. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson, DNC Chair Hannegan, and Price Administrator Porter joined the meeting with lawmakers and insiders signaling quick steps without a clear plan.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Agriculture Anderson
Democratic National
Hannegan
Paul Porter
Truman
Congress
Georgia Names Dr. Paty Chancellor of University System
Dr. Raymond R. Paty 49 year old University of Alabama president was named Chancellor of the Georgia University System. He will begin by January 1 and will receive a 12000 dollar annual salary plus an allowance for living costs The appointment ends months of speculation and replaces the late Dr. S V Sanford.
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Atlanta
API
Raymond R. Paty
University of Alabama
Georgia University System
Turecatoosa
Ala
Dan
Paty
Alabama
Georgia
Marion Smith
Regents
Dr. Paty
Capitol
Redbern
S. V. Sanford
Harmon W. Caldwell
University of Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Guy Wells
Georgia State
Col- Tepe
Board of Regents
Grand Jury to Hear Garsson Case Involving Rep May
The U S government to present the Garsson case to a Federal Grand Jury as Senator May of Kentucky faces questions from Senate investigators about wartime munitions contracts. Attorney General Tom Clark will oversee the inquiry with special assistants William A. Paisley and Isaiah Mattack presenting evidence from FBI probes and Senate hearings.
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William T. Peacock
Washington
May
Tom Clark
Garsson
Bolitha J. Laws
District of Columbia Court
Clark
William A. Paisley
Isaiah Mattack
FBI
Senate
Brewster
House Military Committee
Prestonsburg
Garssons
Henry and
Murray Garsson
City To Invite Bids On Paving Of 30 Dothan Streets
Dothan city commissioners will start accepting bids to pave about 30 streets within city limits. Projects funded by property assessments require owner consent where disputes arise and paving could begin once satisfactory bids arrive, possibly before year end.
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Commission
Edgewood Drive
Bouevard St
W. Main
N. Fast St
Adams
Burdleshaw
N. Lena St
Newton
Powell Streets
Selma
Irwin
Appletree
N. Foster St
Powell St
Atlantic Coast Line
Tafayette
Colrese
Bay Line Railroad
Burdeshaw
Pete's Park
Tom King's Place
W. North St
Park Ave
Cherokee Ave
Osceola St
Cherokee
Talmadge Accepts All Term Nomination As Georgia Governor
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge spoke via his son from a Jacksonville hospital to accept an unprecedented fourth term. He blamed “lunatic fringe” enemies and defended Georgia's county unit system while criticizing federal radicals and pledging to keep Negrord voting ban in primaries. Rivers and Carmichael backed his nomination at the Macon convention.
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Georgia
Macon
Eugene Talmadge
Ising
Moscow
Herman Talotudge
Campaigon
Jacksonville
Fla
Reforma Bent
Ellis Arnall
James V. Carmichael
Marietta
FE. D. Rivers
Rivers
Registrate
Chicago
New York
New Jersey
Memphis
Big Four confirm Italian border compromise at Paris
At the Paris Peace Conference the four powers approve a boundary line between Italy and Yugoslavia by a 14 to 3 vote. Molotov praises compromises while criticizing British and American postwar aims and calls for early withdrawal of forces from Trieste.
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Valy
Yustoslavia
Yugoslavia
Russia
France
Dlae
Belgium
Ethiopia
V. M. Molotos
Cormplomises
Ito
Trieste
Molotov
Brittanated
United States
Two Talladega Boys Die in Pickup Truck Collision
In Talladega Alabama two young boys riding in a pickup truck were killed when the vehicle collided with a commuter train. Sheriff officials identified the victims as 20 year old Bert Brewer, a veteran, and Mays F. Nunn.
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Talladega
Ala
APO - Tau Talladega Routas
Pousenger
Joan Wo Koleuson
A. Herbert Brewer
Mays F. Nunn
City issues permits totaling ten thousand for homes and two stores
Three building permits with a combined value of $12,000 were issued yesterday by the City Fire Department. Mrs S E Gellerstedt at 402 North Park Avenue received a $10,000 residence permit, and J Campbell was granted permits for repairs on two stores at 202 and 214 Lowsgate Street totaling $2,000.
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S. E. Gellerstedt
North Park Avenue
Lowsgaterd Street
Ray Wheeler elected Alabama Kiwanis governor
Ray Wheeler of Anniston was elected unanimously as governor of the Alabama Kiwanis District at a three day convention in Montgomery. Lieutenant governors named include Burton Buck Sheffield Walter B. Jones Tuscaloosa Marvin Whitten Opelika and Kim Kelly Ozark with divisions assigned.
Goering Breaks Under Strain Amid War Crimes Trial
Marnberg dispatch reports Maj. Frederick Teich says Hermann Goering is a shattered man while Fritz Sauckel labeled a mental case awaiting appeals and possible execution. Army press conferences seek to dispel secrecy as other defendants face fate and further bizarre testimony is noted.
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Sauckel
Marnberg
Hermann Goering
Fritz Sauchkel
Frederick Telca
Nuernberg
Teich
Phrowdia
Hesta Soneckel
Germany
Natal
Sauce
Aiua
Double Murder On Florida Beach Shocks Fort Lauderdale
Police report a double homicide on Deban Beach near Fort Lauderdale. Victims are Elaine Eldridge, 24, a waitress, and Laan nee Overman Hogan, 23, a former Merchant Marine member. Both shot with a small caliber weapon. no weapon found. investigation into their movements and backgrounds underway.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Deban Beach
Laan Nee Overman Hogan
Merchant Marine
Elaine Eldridge
Overman
Mira Eldridge
Heflin Supports Boswell Amendment To Tighten Voter Rules
Former Senator J Thomas Heflin urged passage of the Boswell amendment in Alabama calling for stricter voter registration. He argued it would prevent ignorant Negro votes while asserting the amendment protects white supremacy and requires voters to read and explain any part of the Constitution.
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Lafayette
Ala
J. Thomas Heflin
Heflin
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