Yankees Clinch Third Straight World Series Win in Game Five
The Yankees defeated the Phillies 2 to 1 before 64,505 fans to take a 3-2 lead in the series. Gene Woodling and Elston Howard sparked two late infield hits and Coleman delivered the game winning single in left center off Ken Heintzelman after Philidelphia tied the game in the seventh. Ferrick earned the win in relief over Russ Meyer as Lopat exited after nine. The series shifts to tomorrow's game at Yankee Stadium with Ed Ford facing Bob Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Handec
Cole
Wame
Ruleman
Alogia Art Center
Clath
New York Yankees
Phillies
Gené Woodling
Phi Riesuto
Coleman
Richie Ashburn
Jackie Relaye
Ferrick
Riccuto Fralked
Reminick
Colaman
Riscuto
Manin
Glaser
Ving
Philies
Hamner
Seminick
Lopat
Collat
Humber Deal DiMaggio
Ken Heloteelman
Tno
Incing
Helntzelman
Cleman
Berra
DiNargio
Kohstanty
Heintzelmen
Bobby Brown
Mndit
Bauer
Brown
Harner
Ecb
Phils
Ron
Fort Tomorrow
Yepker Stadlum
Fanks
Ed Ford
Jeff Kander
Bob
Miller
Sawyer
Awiteh
Kountanty
One Run Does It Again in Phillies at Mets Style
A chaotic box score style game features Brown to Bln to Madelphia as New York edges Philadelphia 9 to 8. Key players include Heintzdonan, Lopat, Meyer, Warrick and Mayes with multiple hits and RBIs. Pitchers Dominate early then late rallies produce a close finish and a high-scoring showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Madelphia
Seminick
Wamner
RBI
Oloman
Sivlitz
Gollar
En- Nia
Hamner
Sbalszule
Semnick
Helntzolinap
Jones
Annee
Waltkns
Philadelphia
New York
Heintzdonan
Risto
Yor
Coleman
Dimagalo
Fare
Wek
Gollat
So—Lopat
Asi
Surn
Sumalule
Meyer
Mayes Helntxulman
Johnzon
Yond
Ho—Lopat
Adnizalunn
Renee
Arrlak
Ating
Hnson
Es Raodilne
D—Sato
Hauer
El Monte Pool Wall Incident Reported
A fragment from El Monte California notes a wall made of yellow plastic at a swimming pool area. The text mentions a police report and a wall rolled up and moved away from the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Monte
Calif
Atestot
Shortage of Agricultural Labor Exists in Greeley Area
G. F. Adamson of the Colorado State Employment Office reported a critical harvest labor shortage as potato, beet, and other crops begin. Requests for 1,025 workers surfaced, with needs for 625 field workers, 150 online owners, 480 pickupers, and 1 physically qualified agricultural workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
G. F. Adamson
Colorado State Employment Afftea Dare
Usl Ag
Adamson
Great Western Sugar Company
Vives
Oon
Texas
Nebraska
Ammons Theese
Tandlespeed
Bald Mountain Tunnel Bids Sought by USBR
Federal Reclamation officials advertised for bids to construct Bald Mountain pennaure tunnel and access roads two miles west of Loveland. The work ties into the Estes Park foothills project for power, water, and dam facilities at the Colorado Big Thompson scheme, with bid opening in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald Mountain
USBR
Denver
Det
Federal Reclamation Hurgan
Bald Mountain Prenaure
Loveland
Thay Estes
Truman Proclaims Physicians Draft for Armed Services
President Truman announced a draft for physicians and dentists as part of the armed services. First registration set for Monday October 1, limited to those who served in specialized programs or were deferred from World War II to pursue medical or allied studies. Exemptions apply to those with 21 months of active duty in the forces. Proclamation read aboard the yacht Williamsburg. Copies released by the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinton
Truman
Navy
Nervics
Thogso
AL Anoothe
St Mary's
Fotamag
White House
Aga Gi Mual Tegister Uniesn Ley
Clinton
Reds Dealt Blow as Austria Goes Back to Normal
Vienna reports a return to normal after two days of communist terror. Streetcars ran again and workers returned to factories as the general strike was called off amid Western pressure. The episode underscores Austria's role as a western flank near Russia, with Soviet troops avoiding escalation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Austria
Vienna
Europe
Tralna
Leo
Vienna'a
Tie
Russia
Althhough
Fr Lupton Scout badge awarded to Chester Wingfield
The Barle badge, the highest in scouting, was presented to Chester Wingfield of Fort Lupton at a Fort Lupton city park court of honor last Saturday night. Also awarded were 16 second class and two tenderfoot awards, with several troop and patrol recognitions confirmed by Long's Peak Council officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Wingfield
Mrr
Charles Wingfield
Fort Lupton
Long's Peak
Lupton
Johnstown
Iue
South Wesd
Fort Lopton
Boenr
Leon Fullnr
Milliken
Court of Honor
Carl Hurell
U S casualty total in Korea reaches 20 756
Washington reports the defense department confirms a cumulative American toll in Korea of 20 756. The tally includes 3 630 killed in action 294 who died of wounds 1 663 wounded and 277 missing with 66 air force personnel among those returned to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waehlagton
Defense Department
Rev Hon
Aye
Misaling
Air Force
Aft
Weld County Draft Exams Set for November Dates
Weld County selects 46 draftees to report to Dover for November physicals while 70 are scheduled for early November exams. Secretary Toss Kirby notes exams on November 1 with remaining sessions through May 27. Calls for 70 include multiple prior examination dates and a third Weld count wave amid the current mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Weld
Josbonra
Dover Ty Novambar
Toss Kirby
Tha
Weld
Mra
Kichy
Ba Cho
Weather Local Forecast For Four States Ends Friday Morning
Weather Digest covers Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico with a 44 hour outlook ending Friday morning. Colorado shows partly cloudy skies with light showers at times, cooler north Friday afternoon and potential snow flurries in the mountains, windy on Friday. Wyoming forecasts partly cloudy conditions Friday through Saturday with widely scattered light showers, central areas seeing wind from the south and east. New Mexico expects scattered showers and thunderstorms along the southern border Friday, otherwise fair through Friday night and Saturday, cooler north Friday night, with windy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. m
Lgb
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Wife of famed pianist killed in Utah accident
Mrs Helen Taylor Johannesen wife of pianist Grant Johannesen was killed in a fatal accident near Heber Utah last night. Police said the couple was en route to a concert when the car collided with a truck. Detectives reported no immediate evidence of foul play and the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber
Utah
Helen Taylor Johannesen
Grant Johannesen
Here
Husband Held In Death of Wife May Link To Cheyenne Mystery
Oakland man Ray Taber is in custody for investigation in a Cheyenne hotel death case, as Cheyenne hotel staff found Elisabeth Yocant dead when the man who registered with her left after saying she was asleep. Taber allegedly claimed both deaths occurred during a seven day drinking bout and fled after his wife died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskland
Calif
Oakland
Vorelud
Cheyenne
Wyo
Walter Hawkingon
Sara
Aurelia K. Taher
Ray V. Taber
Hisabeth Yocant
Elma
Taber
Stamm Speaks On Hysteria And Intolerance
Stamm denounces hysteria and intolerance in a Thursday night talk at the First Methodist church sponsored by the Gresley Council of Churches. He urged citizens to confront hatred and choose education, unity, and active civic duty to improve society. In Denver, the Colorado State Nurses Association votes to seek a licensing law for practical nurses, aiming to raise educational standards and protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hew Officira
Colorado State Baptist Convention
W. H. Owen
Barkeley
Denyver
Mar Sulley
Center
Floyd E. Howes
Pueble
Hubert F. Keith
Denver Cal Church
Rolla Brown
Denver First Baptist Church
Brown
Owen
Robert Widlund
Predericx Stamm
Radio Predekor
Gresley
Hirst Methodiat
Americh Muat
Denver
Colorado State Nurses! Association
Srs
Thornton Urges Colorado Water Kept Inside State
Republican candidate Dan Thornton told about 250 Windsor diners at the Windsor Republican club that Colorado water resources belong to all the people of Colorado and should stay in state. He urged keeping waters in state as a core issue amid a broader political debate on water compacts and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Windsor
Colorado
Dan Thornton
American Legion Hall
Garon
UN Forces Stay South Of Korean Border
In a UN General Assembly debate on the eight power resolution, Kenneth Younger gave solemn assurances that MacArthur’s forces would not advance beyond the 38th parallel and would stay south of the border only as long as needed to unify and pacify Korea. Russia and communist China border Korea. Soviet moves to gain North Korean participation failed as the assembly moved to final ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Ochiltree
New York
Criteia
Russia
North Korea
China
Korea
Britain
United States
Child Falls From Moving Car In Greeley
Mev Payne and Mrs Payne of Route 2 Greeley reported their daughter fell from a car traveling about 40 miles per hour. The child sustained head lacerations and bruises as the vehicle moved along a road near Spar ish Colony before being taken to a county hostel by her father. The state patrol described the incident and noted the door opened causing the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mnieevyoareld Welen Pbryna
Mev
Mra Irelny Payne
Greeley
Wah Tekken
State Patrol
Mio Hesl
Sparish Colony
Weld County vegetable dealers meet over inspection fee dispute
Weld County vegetable dealers gathered in the district court room to challenge a recently enacted whippers' fee on all Weld vegetable dealers except Fort Lupton. They argued the charge restrains free trade and harms growers lacking storage for perishable goods. Swisher noted a statewide inspection system will soon make all vegetable inspections compulsory, with inspection fees now limited to potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Thinddloor District
Pall
Weld County Farm Bureau
Sam Duach
Warn Bureau
National Parks Free to Men in Uniform
The National Park Service announced that men in uniform may enter national parks free of charge while on duty. The policy excludes private contractor services such as hot dogs and hotel accommodations. A similar provision operated from 1940 to 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Parks
Washington
Ey Metberg
Armed Services
National Park Service
Windy Weather Report At Crosier Araaley Morning
Arawsky weather notice reports windy conditions Friday morning with northerly and northwesterly gusts reaching 40 miles per hour. Temperature at Public Service House hovered around 3b degrees after a high of An stemons Tiskee day and a clear starry sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araaley
Publis
Arvada Man Dies in State Traffic Crash
Arvada Colorado October 6 Tobn Vannatta of Arvada was killed today when his car left West 44th Avenue and flipped over. The state traffic toll for the year rose to 289 with two Denver residents injured. Two Denver residents suffered injuries when their car struck a truck near Arradkop Three miles out of Arvada. The crash prompted highway patrol to report the incident and list injuries including fractures to the back and legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvada
Colo
Tobn Vannatta
Ion
Pyar
West 44Th Aves
Jefferson
Wild Varnatts
Plinof Bevestl Ia
Towis Mone
Denver
Tiotyor
Rito Grande
Arradkop
Torlart
Upratil
Kurt Inns
South Koreans Move 20 Miles Further North
South Korean troops pushed 20 miles into North Korea as UN forces massed along the 38th parallel. The offensive pushed toward Wonsan and Pyongyang while fighting raged along the eastern coast. Prisoners and captured reports indicated heavy casualties on both sides amid a broader push to crush North Korean resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusasl
Tokyo
North Korea
United Nations
MacArthur
Welion
Alles
Seotl
Fifth Air Force
Wortsan
Wonsan
Pyongyam
Pyongyang
Seoul
Morea
Hal Poyle
U. S
North
South Korea
Bettish Commonwealth
New Poritinna
Boandary
Reds
Pil Ty
Nort Korea
Prangrang
Weat
South Korwang
Red
Fiell
Sunday School Teachers Convene in Eaton
The Northern Colorado Sunday School Teachers association of the American Lutheran plans a rally at Christ Lutheran Church in Eaton with about 100 attendees. The event includes a 2:30 PM program and a banquet, featuring visiting teachers from the Rocky Mountain area and local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Colorado Sunday School Teachers Association
The
American Lutheran Echurely Wit
Christ Tutheran Church
Eaton
Walter Fletchman
Eaton Church
Rocky Mountain
Pan
Will Voneluibe
Dr Patterson to Address Greeley Chamber Banquet
Dr Patterson will speak at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce annual banquet with 430 reservations already made. The event starts at 6 40 p m and tickets aren’t sold at the door. all reservations must be made at the Chamber office beforehand. The program includes invocation by Rev Charles Young, a musical interlude, and reports from James G Milne and the election committee. Elwood Meyer leads arrangements. Mayor Price Hankins will handle table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Narst
Founs and Entertainment
Nnn
R. ¥. Patterson
Toa
James G. Milne
Elwood Meyer
Price Hanekins
Ray Rucker
Turadnynai
Clint Mayer
American Chamber of Comerce
Omsha
Omaha
Guv. Val Peterson
Nebraska
Col
Thomas F Jnger
Pith Avery
Harland Bartholomew
BL Lots
Ralph Tradford
International Yce
Chaeter
Commerce
R. G. Guslauski
Te University of
Rocky Mountain District Meels Sunday at St Pauls Church
The Rocky Mountain District of the Christ in Endeavor society holds its annual union meeting Sunday at St Pauls Congregational Church with Rev. A J Stroh as pastor. Morning services at 10 45 a m, 2 pm program with neighbors Longmont Port Collies Dehivec Loveland Cheyenne Mikee and Windsor, 7 pm evening program with numbers and a guest speaker ending with a pageant featuring selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain District
the Christ In Endeaver Society
St. Paul's
A. J. Stroh
Wit Clurches
Longmont
Port Collies
Dehivec
Loveland
Cheyenne
Mmikee
Fenanesburg
Windsor
O'Brien New Regent Denver Vacancy After Death
O'Brien New Regent Denver reports a vacancy at the University of Colorado youth gents seat following the death of Ralph Y. Cave. Waller Otrien, Denver Altarney, and Caveman Johnacin are named in the local notice as figures connected to the succession process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Waller Otrien
Altarney
Johnacin
Colorado
Segents
Ralph Y. Cave
D F Malone Dies in Culver City California at 68
D F Malone prominent attorney actor and bondpoint figure died at Culver City California at age 68 after a heart condition persisted for 12 years His career included work with the notable Boone family and he was associated with Lawrence Prerow in the 1925 era The obituary notes burial and a final medical report by Dr David Ny Teirble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutyor City
Calif
Tudioy Feld Atone
Intirnativa Ily
Malone Gai Fation
Beliorcage Wailuindag
David Ny ‘Teirble
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mlaning
Msss
Gerry Coleman
Yankee
Bessman
Digweed
Philadelphia Philline
Yankee Stadium
Colemat
U.S
Colorado Baptist
Stamm
Bank
Carynay
Crosier
Arvada Man
Rf, Patterson, Tean
School of Business
University of South Dakota
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Brannaman Hall
Dr. Patterson
C of C
Rocky Mountain Dist
C.E. Meels
St. Paul's Church
D. F. Malone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!