Dodgers Clinch 1955 World Series in Podres Pitching Mastery
Brooklyn toppled the Yankees 9 3 in Game seven as Johnny Podres silenced New York’s right handed lineup. The Dodgers claim their first series title, signaling a shift toward balance in major league baseball and ending the Yankees seven series winning streak.
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Johnny Podres
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New York
Casey Stengel
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Time Confusion Hits Major Cities Across Time Changes
The nation faces a mixed time change with Western cities switching to standard time on September 25 while Eastern cities hold extended Daylight Time through October. Radio and TV networks confront scheduling chaos and costly timing errors amid the split in time zones.
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Cleveland
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St. Louis
Louisville
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Boston
Chicago
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Beer Troubles Prompt Shakeup at State ABC Board
Lynn Nisbet views resignations and ABC Chairman Tom Allen’s vow to reform the division as part of broader beer industry woes. Fragmented licensing between state county and municipal authorities fuels complaints as some counties mix wine sales with hard liquor. The measure proposed is to separate malt beverage and wine from the state board to improve regulation and curb abuse and evasion of law.
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Lynn Nisbet
Kyle Mathews
ABC
Tom Allen
ABC Board
Phony orators in TV campaigns raise voter doubts
A Fort Myers News-Press opinion notes the shift from old style political orators to TV campaigning. It warns about phoniness via TelePrompters makeup and ghost interviews that splice cabinet members with Congress readings. Voters may not know if the face and words are the candidate or someone else.
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Capitol
Washington
High Point Enterprise staff and office roles listed
The High Point Enterprise masthead shows key staff including R A Rawley as president, Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, W Patterson Sr as advertising director, V Took Sr as business manager, and Charles Loplin as circulation manager along with location at 805 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise Publication Notice Row
Legal and publication rights notice from the High Point Enterprise detailing Associated Press usage, posting status as second class matter, postal act reference, contractor limitations, and subscription payment disclaimer with advertising contact.
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A New Look at the Cold War and Kremlin Strategy
The piece argues the Soviet Union shifted from harsh tactics to a more subtle Cold War approach. It cites internal Soviet pressures, strategic lessons from Korea and Germany, and Kremlin awareness of public aversion to war. It warns Western adaptability is key to defending freedom.
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Russia
Korea
Germany
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Bible and newspaper parallels on reporters and gospel order
A column likens reporters to biblical figures and compares newspaper sections to the Gospels. It notes the journalist's rush to distill vast information, and describes how Matthew Luke John and the Epistles mirror gospel elements and editorial pages in reporting.
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Jesus
Mary
Abraham
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Notes on the News by Charles Pearson
The piece discusses how newspapers shape public understanding by offering balanced columns and multiple wire services. It notes North Carolina papers publish diverse viewpoints, with high circulation, substantial spending on newspapers, and a population that is fairly well informed about regional events.
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Jesus
Washington
Moscow
North Carolina
Scarcity of wives and pioneer women across history
A mosaic of captions recalls Gaza scarcity of wives and high dowries, Oregon’s early female immigration, Jamestown’s female settlement logic, and pioneer women who shaped America. It also notes Peron in exile, Cape Hatteras Graveyard of the Atlantic legends, Burr family mysteries, and a farmer provoked by insurance policy speak.
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Walt Whitman
America
British Isles
Europe
Midwest
West
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Diamond Shoals
Hatteras Village
Atlantic
Hatteras
State Magazine
Raleigh
Frederick S. Burr
Wilmington
Ona Murray
Spring
Aaron Burr
Charleston
S. C
Theodosia Burr
Nag’s Head
New York
New Presidential Methods Prove Blessing In Crisis
Peter Edson reports that Eisenhower’s public administration innovations, including clear authority lines, capable staffing, and a Denver communications system, worked smoothly during his heart attack crisis. The system aided rapid Cabinet coordination and open White House telecommunication with the Vice President and officials.
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White House
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Nixon
Murray Snyder
Truman and Ike in Denver operations and White House control
The excerpt discusses postwar U S government logistics with focus on Eisenhower's Denver operations and staff efficiency. It contrasts F D Roosevelt's illness handling with Eisenhower's streamlined approach under appointment secretary Bernard Shanley and Nixon potential duties. It notes cabinet travel choices and press handling during a period of health concerns.
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White House
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Life Magazine
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