Indians Beat Yankees 1 to 1 in extra innings
Cleveland beat New York 4 to 2 as Garcia pitched masterfully, striking out 19 through three innings. Al Rosen and Ray Boone drove in key runs while Reiser provided an early homer for the Yankees, with a tense eighth inning rally sealing the win for the Tribe.
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Brendy
Garcia
New York Tankers
Allie Reynolds
York Berra
Indiana
Reynaldo
Tribe
Yanks
New York
Boston
Hed Sox
Issa
Clavelang
Teaders
Hank Bauer
Berra
Bauer
Joe Colmes
Lale
Keystone
al Rosen
Gareth
Pete Reiser
Reiser
Larry Doby
Luke Easter
Ray Boone
Jim Hegan
Simpsott
Garcia Honfs
Midwestern Thunderstorms and Winds Leave Destruction
Severe storms swept the Midwest with gusts up to 60 miles per hour. Two people died in Wisconsin as farms suffered wreckage and barns collapsed. Chicago felt the impact with downed trees and lightning strikes. the weather bureau noted a wide storm area from southeastern Minnesota to northern Minnesota.
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Mid- West
Wisconsin
Montes
Chippewa Falls
Chicago
Weather Buréau
Minnesota
Great Plains
Northwest Pacific
Mercury
Hilalty
Kans
Grand Island
Neh
Kansas City
St. Louis
Memoule
Denver
New Orleans
Dissowa
Moat
Elenshure
Wash
Major Tates Results in American and National Leagues
Major league totals include New York and Cleveland with various scoring lines. Chicago and Boston games show low final scores with key pitchers listed. Western League notes Pueblo and Wichita results, plus Denver and Des Moines. NCAA baseball highlights Poe State over Duke and Western Michigan over Colorado State.
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Pueblos
Ormehe
Wichita
Lincoln
Denver
Des Moines
Poe State
Duke
Western Michigan
Colorado State
Amerigan League
Boston
New York
Cleveland
CWC
Rossseee
Washington
Philadelphia
Loula
Detroit
Chicago
Louwis
Cincfunattah
Ant
Tefl
Philadelphis
Pittsburgh
Ormitaienimo
al Pbl Western League
Puchid
Nenandd
Add Cole
Apriga
Bronx City Si
Danver —Enteen
Omaha
Des Moinei
Platteville Farmer Sues Burlington Line over Cattle Purchases
Two gales yarda Platteville farmer and a trucking company sue Verner Wil iam C Ditus and Joe Hopson in district court over a series of cattle purchases. Hopson allegedly bought cattle for the Ditus family using a draft drawn on Burlington Livestock Sales. payments were not honored. Plaintiffs include Poudre Valley Sales Yard Fort Collins A J Gibson Jerry Angin Sunset Sales Yard Greeley Alex Rein Platteville and Marsh Anderson Stroh Cattleliners Greeley. A deposition is set for June 21 as officials meet to resolve the dispute.
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Gales Yarda
Platteville
Ara Plaintitfa
Ara Verner
Wiliam C. Ditus
Burlington
Colo
Joe Hopson
Fort Colling
A. J. Gibson
Jerry Angin
Sunset Sales
Greeley
Alex Reln
Route
Marsha Anderson
Stroh Cattleliners
Gresley
Hopson
Babalt
Poudis Valley
Burlington Livestock Sales Company
Bank of
Benn
Stroh Cattlel Ner
Flat Department of Agriculture
State Department
Ollicn
Truman Blames GOP for Small Security Checks
Washington, June 2. President Truman accused Republicans in Congress of defeating a plan to boost social security payments and cited their use of scare words to influence the vote. He argued for larger checks and warned against political obstruction to relief.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
Seattle liquor bottle dismantled amid protest in city
A laminated whisky bottle valued around sixty one thousand dollars is being removed in Seattle as 7 000 letters of protest are tallied. The item mimics a bottle once taken from a Denver building top and promotes three brands from a Kentucky distillery.
Western Michigan Bears Beat Colorado State In NCAA Opener
Western Michigan combined power from Al Nagel and Bud Brotebeck to down Colorado State 6 4 in the NCAA tournament. Nagel hit a two run homer in the second and Brotebeck connected in the fifth as WMU built a 7 3 lead, weathering Colorado State rallies and miscues. The Broncos advance to face the loser of Duke Michigan State in the third round.
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Jees
al Nagel
Bud Brotebeck
Western Michigan
Colorado
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Gilling
San Johnston
Broncos
Brotebeck
Weater
Michigan
Colorado State
Breshmen
Dick Porter
Beats
Wayne Hastings
Hob Blegal
Tex
Oregon
Wick Roberston
Nix
Texas
Holy Cross
Ardrey
Bob Distefano
Jim di Talla
Hayes
DiToa
Distefano
Porter
Di'Tolla
Trotholz
Direk Porter
Ray Heney
Bob Blawart
Larry Keck
Vradveck
Colo
State
Distetano
Ditolls
Parler
Broteheck
Militas
Husilege
P Klingenfue
Heavlland
Minaya
Tih
Colo. State
Keck
Capra
Horn
Urda
Baldwin
Meyes
Ardres
Heney
Hastings
R&h
Urita
Henes
Andrey
Tobin and Cibulks
Brush Favorites Triumph In Ninth Race At Memorial Park
Brush favorites won Friday at Memorial Park with one upset in the ninth race. The winning horse, owned by Mrs. Jamnex MacFarland, paid $89.40 to win and $761 to place. The featured seventh race Saladette won returning $4.80 $2.80 and $2.80. Pari-mutuel betting by 518 spectators totaled $28,371 as the card closed. The next program features the Colorado Derby’s 25th running.
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Brush. Cole
Lodar Ao
Memorial Park
Sand Hill
Jamnex MacFarland
Charles Schweitthardt
Neither Side Will Budge On Prisoner Issue In Korea
In Munsan Korea on a Saturday meeting of allied aid delegates lasted 27 minutes with neither side willing to concede on prisoner exchange. Slaves and hostages escalate the crisis as Maj Gen William K Harrison Jr stated the compromise proposal remains firm and unchanged from April 2, refusing substantive changes.
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Korea
Trnce
Callapee
William K. Harrison
Chigt
The
Reda
Denver TV channel bid filed after lift of freeze
Aladdin Radio and Television Inc filed with the FCC for a Denver television channel. The $1 million annual cost estimate accompanies a Lookout Mountain transmitter and a 14 hour daily schedule. The firm seeks VHF channel 7, while rival Denver Television Inc plans to pursue the same channel soon. ICEL operator Eugene O’Fallon yielded channel 2 on May 26.
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Aladdin Radio and Television, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Denver
Aladdin
MLZ
Lookout Mountain
Denver Television, Inc
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Hie Group
Eugene O'Fallon
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Remote State Area Receives $5 Million for Highways
Durango Colorado reports more than five million dollars allocated to the state highway district eight for construction and improvements. Funds cover the San Juan basin Four Corners and San Tala valley with three million from the atoms energy commission for access roads in the Four Corners area. Ralph Burress says 32,793,000 of federal state and local money will fund primary and secondary roads, mainly in the San Juan basin, with one major project pending oiling and stabilizing 11 miles of the route 17 road to the New Mexico line. Bid openings set for June 25 in Denver with notes on the project run.
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San Juan Basin
Four Corners
San Tala Valley
Atoms Energy Commission
Nerd Uranitt Mining
Ralph Burress
Chromo
New Mexico State Line
Bida
Denver
Jung
Batt
Enraged tomato grower shoots wife then dies after talks
In Ruki Florida on June 1 Arnold Powell a 52 year old tomato grower wounded his wife killed his dog and then shot himself after speaking with two lawyers and a preacher. He forced his wife to a doctor saying get her to a hospital quickly or I will kill you too.
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Ruki
Fla
Arnold Powell
Army pirate sentenced to death for officer killing
Fort Bragg reports a general court martial sentenced Pri. Mishael Kunak of Balli nore Md to death for killing an officer during Longhorn exercises near Fort Ord. Kunak testified he felt a strange impulse and knew his act was wrong though he claimed no personal grievance against the slain officer.
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Jaa
Pri
Mishael Kunak
Ballinore
Qudi Li
Harold B. Wilksinson
Washington
N. C
Fort Ord
Tex
Kunuk
Willamena
Freak Blizzard Kills Youth in Idaho Woods
A freak blizzard in Idaho killed a 21 year-old forestry worker as he attempted to escape the storm. The body of Edgon Tingley Jr of Stillwater Oklahoma was found on a steep mountain trail miles east of St Marles. Coroner R E B Wessa said death resulted from over exertion.
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St. Marles
Iaho
Edigon
GOP Committee Sends Contests Back To States
The Republican National Committee moves to send contests over southern delegates back to states or settlements. Taft backers seek state level reallocation of district delegates and urge strict enforcement of convention rules. The Blye plan aims to carry all contests to the national convention opening in Chicago on July 7.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Robert A.taft
Fcr
Asia
Dwight Blyewoyer
Chicago
GOP Farmers Urge Use of Nebraska Plan
Des Moines June 13 Republican farm council leaders urged adoption of a Nebraska plan to back price supports at about 90 percent of parity for agricultural products. The conference drew up a farm program for the convention, with a commodity loan feature and parity maintenance. Attention split on political viability and regional support.
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Republican Farm Council
Farm Council
Midwest
America
Nulcommites
Chicago
Albert Benson
Blair
Neb
Nebraska
Dakota
Hoger Moncur
Miler, D
Dewey
South Dakota
Gnally
Four Killed in Air Force Crashes in Arizona
Phoenix reports four fatalities in two air force crashes across Arizona. A mid air collision near Luke Air Force Base killed the F-84 pilot and two F-46 crew, with a fourth dying in a Stell near a highway. An Aviation Cadet, John E Trahan, 23, Iowa, was killed when his AT-6 trainer crashed 4% miles northeast of Marana AFL near Tucson after a routine solo flight.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Air Force
Arizona
Aid
Luke Air Force
John E. Trahan
Iowa
Laway
Marana Afl
Tucson
Taft Sees Convention Fight Helping Republicans
Senator Taft on CBS forecast that the stiff convention battle among Republicans will aid a GOP victory in 1948. He cited the three way Democratic split as a factor and urged a hard hitting campaign to wrest control from Democrats.
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Washington
Seayatt
Taft
Eisenhower
Ohio
CBS
Troma
Threeway Party
Henry A. Wallace
Patt
Students Conquer Unclimbed Peak in Alaska Range
Four University of Alaska students reached the 17 140 foot King's Peak summit in the St Ellan range southwest Yukon territory after a perilous ascent. Leader Paige from Gram Junction Colorado and Bora accompanied the party as they planted the University Dinner on the Ice capped Law.
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Hulobanks
Alaska
King's Peak
University of Alaska
Paige
Gram Junction
Colo
Ant
Young Cub Scout to Receive Lifesaving Medal Monday
Estes Park Colorado June 13 Gov Thorainn will award a Cub Scout named Timny Webr the gold lifesaving medal. The 10 year old saved his younger sister last summer from the Big Thompson river. Timny is the son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Wohr. The ceremony will be at Taste Park High School during the 50th anniversary reclamation act observance.
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Coto
Thorainn
Tha Cub Scouis
Timny Webr
Canyon
Tha
Thompson
Theodore Wohr
Cub Scot
Tastes Park High School
Pia Lindstrom favors father over Ingrid Bergman in custody case
Angrid’s daughter Pia Lindstrom told a judge she does not want to go to Italy with her mother Ingrid Bergman. The 12 year old also said she loves her father and that she signs letters “Pia” as a closing, not reflecting her feelings for her mother. The private session included Bergman’s attorney Bautzer and noted Pia’s calm demeanor during photos with her father Dr Peter Lindstrom.
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Los Angeles
Pia Lindstrom
Ingrid Bergman
Pia
Italy
Esdence
Ald Abe
Thea
Misa Bergman
Gregson Bautzer
Peter Lindstrom
Hear Mg
Araujo Wins Split Decision at Madison Square Garden
Lightweight contender Araujo Dedelone King fought Arthur King in a crowded Madison Square Garden bout. Araujo, weighing 13544 pounds, earned a split decision victory as the crowd booed the result. the outcome spotlighted Araujo as a rising young prospect in New York boxing.
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Araujo
Dedelone King
New York
H—Ceorne Araujo
Arthur King
Madison Square Garden
aAraujo
King
Greeley Legion Eyes Second Win At Lupton
Greeley Legion, opening with a 44 8 win over Houlder, seeks a second victory at Fort Lupton Sunday. Manager Pete D Amato may start Frank Hernandes on the mound as Fort Lupton faces early league pressure. Windsor-La Salle game postponed due to lights. Other Sunday matchups include Loveland at Boulder and Longmont at La Salle.
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Legion
Houlder
Fort Lupton
Lupton Diamond
Pete D'Amato
Frank Hernandes
Fort Lupido
Fort Luptdt
Fort Collins
Loveland
Louisville
Longmont
Windsor
Soviet Names Gromyko Ambassador To London
London reports Moscow announces Andral A. Gromyko has been appointed Soviet ambassador to Britain. The former deputy foreign minister, a prominent diplomat, previously served in Washington and at the United Nations as Russia’s chief delegate.
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Moscow
Yadlo
Andral A. Gromyko
Reltaln
Washington
United Nations
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