Yankees Take Game One Of World Series 3 1
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 in the opening World Series game at Whigley Field before 4500 chilly fans. Ruth, Gehrig, and Dickey contributed key hits as the Yankees built a 3-0 lead by the sixth inning, while the Cubs managed a lone run in the third. Ruffing pitched strong for New York, with notable plays including Gordon’s two-run single and a crucial double play in the sixth.
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Man recovering after Lake Madison car crash
Miles Williams, county truck gardener and former operator of Miles Reeser, is reported in a hospital cast with a broken neck after a Saturday crash on the southeast shore of Lake Mondison five miles south of town. Neighbor Joe Lehrer said the car rolled over after the front wheels shimmyed causing the vehicle to go into a ditch and embankment. Lebres was uninjured and thieves stripped the badly damaged car and groceries, a shotgun, and other items.
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Couch Expressed Regret Over Not Acting During Kidnapping
MINNEAPOLIS Oct Sir John Couch testified in federal court that he regretted not firing or sticking his hand into the car window during the Fahey Gross kidnapping case. Deputy Lamson said Couch wished for Heath after his capture. Meredith was fatally wounded. Agents Hardy Noonan and Lamson corroborated Couch’s confession and the motive tied to the two abductors.
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Marty N. Lamson
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Ray Noonan
Salvation Army drive launches in Huron with 50 volunteers
S A to Launch Drive Tomorrow opens Thursday with advance gifts from local institutions. Roy J. Miller chairs a 8 am breakfast at Maryin Tughitt Hotel to assign canvassing teams. The goal is 3500 to cover welfare needs. no residential canvass this year. funds support the needy for the coming year.
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Indian Homecoming Theme Transforms Huron College
Indian atmosphere grips Huron College as homecoming kicks off with snake dance on Thursday and Pow Wow events culminating in an all Indian orchestra dance. Alumni from across the state expected. plans announced at Friday morning meeting and a Diva’s Day dinner. Plane grounded by heavy weather delaying westbound Inland Airlines service Pierre to Rapid City due to low clouds.
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Woman killed in crash outside church in Red Wing
Phyllis Andersen, 27, died in a midday accident in Red Wing when a speeding car struck her on the sidewalk beside St. John's Lutheran Church, crushing her against the stone wall. Police investigated the collision and identified the driver, with authorities classifying the incident as a fatal car crash.
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Conventions Draw National Interest From Rivers And Kirby
Hugh F. Rivers of the District of Columbus parole board says Prison Association conventions bring together people from across the country. He traveled 1,300 miles from Washington, D C and just met Sheri F. Kirby of Fairfax County Virginia for the first time.
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AFL May Reject Labor Peace Plea
AFL leaders may reject a move to reopen unity talks with John L. Lewis. William Green said overtures should come from CIO or CSO and that no peace is imminent. Roosevelt’s letter was read as leaving a doorway open, but Green saw no mediation path at present.
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Reparations Claim Snagstalls Czech Settlement Talks
Berlin reports Germany seeks reparations for injustices in the Sudetenland since 1918 as part of an effort to force economic alignment with Czechoslovakia. German experts draft a bill while observers expect Reichsführer Hitler to press demands. the international commission weighs population rules for plebiscites and German occupation zones.
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Britain backs Soviet role in European settlement on Czechoslovakia
Sir John Simon told Parliament Britain would not shut out the Soviet Union from future European settlement. He urged Russia to join guarantees of the post dismemberment Czechoslovakia and defended Chamberlain’s policy while denying plans for a four power pact that would ignore other states.
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Czech Leader Benes Resigns Amid Sudeten Pressure
President Eduard Benes of Czechoslovakia resigns under German pressure after decades of leadership. Syrovy expected to act as interim president while the assembly selects a successor. Britain, France press on with Munich crisis fallout as Daladier secures extraordinary powers to tackle economic woes.
Jailer’s Daughter Lula Belle Kimel Sees Prisoner Freed
Lula Belle Kimel, 22, daughter of a jailer in Lexington North Carolina, was jailed after confessing she helped two inmates escape from the Davidson County jail. James Godwin 19 of High Point and Bill Wilson 21 of Hickory fled following a highway robbery spree that left Donald Moss fatally shot. Godwin faced a first degree burglary charge for breaking into his grandfather’s home. Wilson faced a holdup charge. Lula Belle claims Godwin had reformed and promised to quit crime, prompting the jailer to detain his daughter while authorities investigate. First degree burglary carries a death sentence under state law.
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Siierit Raymond Bowers
James Godwin
High Point
Bill Wilson
Hickory
Davidson County
Donald Moss
W. B. Ridge
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Four Offenses Are Tagged On Hunter In Maple Plain
Four offenses are listed for a hunter in Maple Plain Minnesota on October 5. The man was fined $20 for lacking a duck stamp possessing too many birds and too many limited varieties and for attempting to sell his bag of ducks to Long Lake game warden A. B. Colburn. Pickets remain quiet in Sioux City as Swift & Co. union efforts seek a peace conference over a recent strike.
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Maple Plain
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Sioux City
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