Red Sox Take Fifth Game Of Series In World Series
Joe Dobson starred for Boston with four hits as the Red Sox beat St Louis 6-3 to seize a 3-2 edge in the 43rd World Series. Don Gutteridge and Leon Culberson provided key late replacements. Series shifts to St Louis for game six.
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Red Sox
St. Louis
Jack Hand
Fenway Park
Boston
Joe Dobson
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Don Gutteridge
Leon Culberson
Sox
Cardinals
Lbobson
Schoendienst
Moore
Partee
Pesky
Musial
Williams
Gutteridge
Pol- Aet
al Brazie
Cardinal
P Pesky
Kurowski
Dobson
Garagiola
Ato
Brazie
DiMaggio
Marion
Jett
St.Louis
A Bomb Pictures Land 3 In Jail
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the Baltimore arrest of three men George Wallace Comer Miles Frederick Daubenheyer and James Barnes Rike on charges of publishing photographs of the atomic bomb. Comer a former Army Air Forces member and Daubenheyer a naval veteran met in Bel Air Maryland and with Rike an Army captain discussed selling six bomb photos to a Baltimore newspaper for about 7000 before being alerted by editors.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Baltimore
George Wallace Comer
Miles Frederick Daubenheyer
James Barnes Rike
Hoover
Pacific
Comer
Army Air Forces
Daubenheyer
Bel Air
Rike
Atlanta Democrats Move To Bar Negro Election To Office
In Fulton County Georgia a county Democratic meeting summoned 23 white candidates for coroner to block a Negro candidate Educa tor Aurelius S. Scott from the November 5 general election Scott said he would still run despite the move and two other actions to select a white man His brother C A Scott editor of the Atlanta Daily World condemned the candidacy urging Negroes not to run for public office.
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Atlanta
Twe
Fulton County
Aurelius S. Scott
Scott
C. A. Scott
Atlanta Daily World
Great-Grandmother Freed Of Arsenic Murder Charge
Fairfield Ill. UP A white haired great grandmother, Lillie Winter, 76, was acquitted by a county court jury on a murder charge for poisoning her three year old great grandson with arsenic. The verdict came on the first ballot after a four day trial as Winter embraced jurors. The trial left her son in law and the victim’s mother, Mrs. Jean Martin, 22, absent at verdict. Prosecutors denounced Winter as a morbid maniac while defense portrayed her as a god fearing innocent. Winter’s attorney pledged readiness to confront any appeal.
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Gutteridge
DiMaggio
Kurowski
Pesky
Williams
Slaughter
Garagiola
Pollet
al Brazie
Cardinals
York
Higgins
Marion
Culberson
Schoendiensto
Fairfield
Til
Lillie Winter
Jean Martin
Donald Martin
Catholic Prelate Stepinac Convicted in Yugoslav Court
Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac was found guilty of crimes against the people and the state by a Yugoslav People's Court in Zagreb and sentenced to 16 years of forced labor plus five years of citizenship deprivation. The trial also sentenced Erik Lisak to death for crimes against the state, while three monks were acquitted.
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Norman Montellier
Zagreb
Aloysius Stepinac
Stepinac
Supreme Court of Croatia
Erik Lisak
Ustachi
Marshal Tito
Napier Field housing project delayed by material shortage
Discharged veterans who plan to live in Napier Field apartments must file formal applications at the Henry Green Apartments office when ready. Veterans who already applied at City Hall must re register with more complete information. Overseas veterans in low income brackets will have top priority. certified discharge copies are required. Seventy four apartments will be available once renovation is finished, originally slated for Oct 15.
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Napier Field
Henry Green
Housing Authority of
The
Housing Authority
Housing Project Office
Pepper Blames Taft For Meat Shortage In US Debate
New Haven Connecticut Sen Claude Pepper charged Sen Robert Taft with sole responsibility for the nations meat shortage. Pepper said Tafts opposition to reviving the OPA created the shortage after addressing a dinner for the Connecticut Citizens Political Action Committee. He urged a three nation Russia Britain United States conference to improve relations with the Soviet Union.
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New Haven
Russia
Great Britain
United States
America
Soviet Union
Pepper
FAC
Navy Band to Play Two Dothan Concerts With Local Students
Two Hartford and four Dothan high school players join the U S Navy Band for two concerts in Dothan at Wiregrass Memorial Stadium. Tickets at schools go for thirty cents for students in the afternoon show. regular prices apply for the night performance. The Navy Band, led by Lieut Charles Brendler, tours with over 50 musicians.
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Hartford
Dothan
Navy
U. S. Navy
L. D. Durden
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Howell Hampton
Billy Pippin
Joe Patterson
John McClintic
Tycle Ray Brackin
Barbara Johnson
Jimmy Helms
Hartford Band
Durden
Schior
Geneva
Enterprise
Max's Grill
Dothan Drug Co
Cash Drug
Anderson's
Sporting Goods
Wiregrass Memorial Stadium
Charles Brendler
Inspector Hutto's Mother Dies At Headland At 71
Mrs Emma G Hutto aged 71 mother of Inspector Ivey Hutto of the State Highway Patrol Dothan died at her Headland home after a long illness She had lived in Headland since 1919 Funeral services will be held at 230 pm tomorrow at a son Clyde Hutto's home Headland with Rev Roby J Lee officiating Burial will be in Abbeville city cemetery Headland Mortuary in charge Surviving are two sons Enna of Headland and Iee
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Emma G. Hutto
Ivey Hutto
State Highway Patrol
Dothan
Headland
Clyde Hutto
Roby J. Lee
Abbeville City
Enea
I Ee
Butter Reaches Record Price in Birmingham Stores
A clipped and garbled AP brief reports butter selling at a new high in Birmingham retail outlets at about a dollar per pound with mixed pricing notes. The fragment mentions varying cents and times, but readable details point to an unprecedented butter price event in the city.
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Birmingham
Bermingham
Agrerdey
Veges Am
Svuniz
Wes Tan
Local Home Burns in Fire During Fire Prevention Week
Dothan reports its worst blaze in over a year as Carl Kirk's seven room frame house at 1600 West North Street and contents are a total loss. Fire Chief R H Ryan estimated damages around 25000 dollars with property owners and neighbors describing extensive destruction. Mrs Kirk and others tried to salvage belongings but most items including furniture, antiques, silverware and bonds were lost. The family, originally from St Louis, endured a night of fear and loss while Mr Kirk was away on business.
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Dothan
Carl Kirk
West North St
R. H. Ryan
Kirk
Dothan Chiropractor Tries To Buy Skeleton Spine
A Dothan chiropractor offered to buy the spine of a female skeleton surplus at Northington General Hospital in Tuscaloosa for 145 dollars. The War Assets Administration declined, saying the item was all or nothing.
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Dothan Chiropractor
Birmingham
Ala
War Assets Administration
Northington General Hospital
Tusecaloosa
Motions to Quash Final Vote Fraud Indictments
Houston County circuit judge presides as motions to dismiss two election irregularity indictments proceed. Christine Griffin faces illegal registration charges. Alvin Gwaltney implicated for inducing a felony. Grand jury previously declined further indictments after a two day session.
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Christine Griffin
Houston County Board of Registrars
Alvin Gwaltney
Houston
J. C. Halstead
Halstead
Griffin
Gwaltney
Quath
Mre
Wenn
Anton Merrit
Sennton Crooks
Red Cameron
Ralph Cameron
Cer. B. Burkett
Sacred harp sing in Brockton convention opening
The State Sacred Hass Singtrna Convention begins October 6 in Phenax City. New Brockton chairperson invites all singers to attend the event and join the gathering of Sacred Harp enthusiasts in September era.
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New Brockton
Sacred Hass Singtrna
Phenax City
Ale FO Ms Chairmar
New Brockter
Neagneed Incay
Judge Scolds 80-Year-Old Man For Shooting Football
An elderly man, 80, was admonished by a judge after firing a shot at a football during a youth game in Mobile Alabama. The incident led to a courtroom hearing where defense described warnings given to the boy and discussed the ball retrieval clash amid ongoing public safety concerns.
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Mobile
Ala
Fong
Piawers
Piages
Siid
Oeore Hove
U S Rejects Russia Bid For Dardanelles Control
Washington reports the United States backs Turkey against Russian demands for direct control of the Dardanelles. A State Department note to Moscow reiterates opposition to Russian participation in defense and urges no exclusion of the other signatories from any revision talks.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
Liardanelles
Moscow
State Department
Black Sea
Walter Bedall Smith
Smith
Potsdam
Montreux
Dardanelles
Samuth
Straits
Marptrenx
Cabinet Holds Long Meeting On Meat Shortage Crisis
President Truman and his cabinet held a lengthy session on ways to end the meat shortage. Secretary Anderson said decisions were not made, with import proposals including Argentina canned beef discussed. Attorney General Clark ordered antitrust probes into packers allegedly holding 800000 cattle for slaughter.
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Grant Dillman
Washington
Truman
Clinton P. Anderson
Argentina
Anderson
Tom C. Clark
Anti-Trust Division
Justice Department
White House
More Baling Wire Available To State Peanut Farmers
UNION SPRINGS Rep. George Andrews said the Agriculture Department will ship three carloads of bailing wire within ten days to retailers in Ozark Brundage and Montgomery for peanut farmers. An additional carload of bale ties was shipped to Dotaan in September. The War Assets Administration helped locate 16 gauge black annealed wire in a southern warehouse ordered frozen for sale to South Alabama retailers, with negotiations for early release to needy farmers continuing.
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Union Springs
George Andrews
Agriculture Department
Ozark
Brundige
Montgomery
Dotaan
War Assets Administration
Andrews
South Alabama
Hale Peanut Nay
OPA Consciousness Reaches Even Youngest Readers
Six year old Stanley Kornegay told his mother Mrs. Jack Kornegay of 209 Kornegay Street that she should attend an OPA meeting at Southside school Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Kornegay attended the PTA meeting yesterday, noting the child had heard of the OPA during his time helping his father in the grocery store.
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The
Eagle
Stanley Kornegay
Jack Kornegay
Kornegay
OPA
Southside
Meatless State Dinners On Way For White House Social Season
White House cooks brace for the social season as meat shortages loom. Ambassadors, cabinet members, and guests face meatless menus with chicken, turkey, or fish as alternatives. Officials consider capon and pheasant, aiming to maintain luxury with scarce supplies before November receptions.
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White House
Washington
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Mother Hubbard
America
Ture
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Gste
Inspector Hutto
Mrs Kirk
St. Lewin
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