Dodgers Edge Yankees 5 3 in Series Opener Drama
Preacher Roe limited New York to six hits as Brooklyn beat the Yankees 5 3 to grab a 2 1 lead in the World Series. Berra homered twice including a key ninth inning shot, while Mike got a late insurance homer for Brooklyn. attendance 9 698 with receipts around 311 775.
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New York
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
Johnny
Mike
Dodgers
Roe
Hiners
Berra
Lopat
Tom Gorman
Yanks
Pee Wee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Gorman
Tunney
Third Game of 1952 World Series Box Score
Official box score from Yankee Stadium on October 3 shows Brooklyn's Furillo Reese Robinson Campanella Patko Snider and New York's Bizzuto Collins Lopat Mize Berra key players. Berra and Mize homeruns with Berra and Mize also doubling. Lopat pitched complete 82 3 and German 12 3 innings. RBL and DP tallies noted.
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Dodgers
Furillo
Lafely
Reese
Robinson
Mantle
Campanella
Rizzuto
Martin
Yankees
Collins
Hodges
Roe
Palko
Woodling
ENG
Patko
Snider
Manile
P Patko
Yankee Stadium
New York
Brooklyn
Furilla
Rf Reese
Bizzuto
Lopat
P Gorman
Pafko
Berra
Mize
S—Bauer
MacDougald
Cool spell heads Kansas with frost risk
A new cool air outbreak headed toward Kansas will bring a taste of fall. Western and central areas may see scattered frost Friday night while the rest of the state feels the impact of the cool wave. Temperatures near freezing are forecast in the northwest Friday night with 45 to 50 degrees in the southeast. Saturday highs likely near 60 with more cooling Saturday night. Moisture prospects are slim. Thursday's highs were around 70, with lows ranging from the upper 30s to mid 40s in various locales.
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Topekap
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Hutchinson
Goodland
Eancrewich
Mikiahoma
Saturda
Wainex
Kantae
Sorel
Chicago
Denver
Havre
Monts
Angeles
Mintien Poli
Orleans
New York
Oklahoma
Washington
Gambling stamp filed in Wichita records
Federal wagerer's tax stamp filed in Sedgwick County shows Mable Elsie Davis of 222 West Indianapolis Wichita listed as principal rather than agent. The office of the collector of internal revenue released the record on Friday, documenting the new stamp issuance.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Collector of Internal Revenue
Mable Elsie Davis
Indianapolis
McCarthy Emerges as Ike Support Fails to Unite GOP
President Eisenhower backs McCarthy for reelection in Appleton as differences between the leaders linger. The Wisconsin senator seeks a second term while party officials calibrate a unified Republican slate.
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GOP
Appleton
Eisen
McCarthy
Seeaines
Icking
Wisconsin
Defense construction in Kansas City area stalls amid Sunflower strike
Col. L J Lincoln, Kansas City District chief of the Corps of Engineers, reports major loss to defense projects in the area. Seventeen to twenty contracts worth over $20 million halted, with Sunflower Ordnance Works hardest hit by a Pipe Fitters strike. Some 240,000 man hours already lost, and further costs loom as bad weather approaches. Production schedules depend on resumed work, or relocation of parts of the project.
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Kansas City
Air Force
Col
L.J. Lincoln
Corps of Engineers
Lake City
Grandview
Air Force | Base
Parkville
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Lawrence
Gol. Lincoln
Lincoln
Sunflower
Pipe Fittere i
AFL
S.U.W
Col Linncodn
Britain Makes Atomic Test At Monte Bello Islands
Britain exploded its first atomic weapon at Monte Bello Islands off Northwest Australia, seen 65 miles away. The test marked a step toward Britain becoming the world third power, with Churchill seeking a US share of atom secrets after a long McMahon Act dispute. Observers reported two blasts and a rising cloud, while secrecy framed the ceremony.
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Perth
Australia
Britain
Monte Bello Islands
London
Churchill
Trump
United States
U. S
Japan
Russia
Western Australia
London News Chronicle
Churchil
Nhot
Washington
Commonwealth
Linwood Youth Involved In Early Morning Car Crash
Linwood High School student Harold Mathie, aged 16 or 17, was injured when a car he was driving left Highway 32 and ditched about 1 to 2 am, two and a half miles west of Linwood. He is at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with head injuries and cuts. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathias, say he is partly conscious and unable to explain the accident.
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Harold Mathie
Linwood High School
Tan
Linwood
Highway 32
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Earl Mathias
Mathia
Mauldin Portrays Korea War Through Eyes Of Doughboy
In a World War II veteran Bill Mauldin style, the reviewer highlights Mauldin's field sketches from Korea featuring Joe, a new war correspondent and Willie, a buddy. The pieces reveal front-line morale, ration quality, and the quiet brutality of a prolonged conflict while noting home front political tensions and the idea of a professional soldier.
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Mal Boyle
New York
Korea
T Hills
Bill Mauldin
T Mauldin
Joe
Imam Fate
Ixorea
Setters
Willie
Kansas Weather Reports Show Varying Visibilities
The Associated Press notes high winds across Kansas with visibility listed at 12 miles in general terms. Reports from Hutchinson show eight miles while Salina and Goodland register seven and 12 miles respectively. Russell and Dodge City reach eight and 12 miles.
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Associated Press
Hutchinson
Salina
Russell
Dodge City
Goodland
Shivers Breaks with Democrats to Back Eisenhower in Texas
Allan Shivers, Texas governor, declares he will vote for Dwight Eisenhower in November, breaking with the Democratic Party. He cites Stevensonism, Truman-era policies, and a drift toward socialism as reasons, signaling a historic GOP bid in Texas with leaders Porster and Guill pushing for electoral votes while longtime Democrats Rayburn Connally and LBJ resist.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Washington
Truman
America
Ruman
Coke R. Stevenson
Roosevelt
Beauford H. Jester
Shivers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Stevenson
H. J
Jack) Porster
Houston
Ben Guill
Pampa
Herbert Hoover
Sam Rayburn
House of Representatives
U. S
Tom Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Worst drought in 80 years hits Southeast Kansas
Independence and Montgomery County endure a severe drought as May to September rainfall totals reach 6.80 inches against a 20.98 inch normal. Independence observer Gussie Waller notes September moisture at a record low, ponds dried, pastures burned, and fall planting nearly at a standstill while some farmers attempt fall weeded wheat planting.
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Independence
Montgomery County
Kansas
Gussie Waller
Independence Observer
Independence Station
Izain
Kennan recall demanded by Soviet Union
Soviet Russia demanded immediate recall of American Ambassador George F. Kennan calling him persona non grata for alleged slanderous attacks. Secretary Acheson announced Kennan would return to Washington for consultation, with no current plan to replace him in Moscow.
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Moscow
Soviets
Washington
Russia
George F
Kennan
Soviet Union
Acheson
Geneva
Switzerland
Truman
United States
Pest
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Prav‘da
U. S
Aci
Fisponse
Io S
Gedtat'n. Zarubin
Ron Rgala
Achesog
Elim O'Shaughnessy
John M. McSweeney
Wag
Flor
Score Line Tonight for Lawrence Atchison Game
The Journal World reports a special phone operator will announce the Lawrence Atchison high school football score from Has Kell Stadium. Halftime figures by 9 p.m. and final score after 9:10 p.m. on phone lines 52 and 22.
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Bcora
Journal-World
Lawrence Atchison
Haskell Stadium
Polio Rate High as Week Reports Grow
State Board of Health Friday released weekly polio reports showing six new cases and a rising total for the year. Through Friday the year's cases reached 1,289, with Coffey, Riley, and Shawnee counties among locations reporting new infections.
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Sls
State Board of Health
Gwe
Othe Health Erency
Coffey
Riley and Shaws
Big Seven clash at Memorial Stadium draws 30000 plus
Kansas faces Colorado in a major Big Seven football game expected to attract more than 30 000 fans to Memorial Stadium. About 25 000 attendance records for Lawrence games with Colorado are likely to fall as 1200 KU parents attend their first Parents Day. Open houses run 9 30 to 12, with a 10 30 carillon recital, free lunch in Memorial Union, and special 2 p m game tickets at 2. Receptions for Chancellor John Murphy and deans plus a program on a KU freshman’s journey are planned alongside band performances and speeches.
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Kansas
Colorado
University
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Buffaloes
Memorial Stadium
Boulder
K. U
Spooner- Thayer Museum of Art
Nolin D. Murphy
Martha Peterson
Woodruff
Bill Wilson
Memorial Union
K.U
Mt Oread
Russell L. Wiley
Chancel Joy Murphy
School Bus Collision Injures Fifteen in Kansas City Area
In Wyandotte County a Turner Kansas school bus collided with a heavily loaded gravel truck on O Hara road and Metropolitan Ave. Fifteen kindergarten pupils were hurt and taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center. Seven other children on the bus were uninjured. The truck driver said brakes failed on the incline. both vehicles skidded out of control. The bus driver and truck driver, both uninjured, aided by bystanders and riding offlookers.
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Kansas City
Kas
Turner
Wyandotte County
University of Kansas Medical Center
O'Hara Road
Metropolitan Avee
Turner School
Jack Jones
Metropolitan
Lester Heling
Heling
Jones
Kansas Alpha SAE marks 50th anniversary celebration
Kansas Alpha of Sigma Alpha Epsilon prepares for its 50th anniversary with 400 to 300 alumni expected. Dr. John O. Moseley arrives as keynote at Saturday banquet, with Roy Milones as guest of honor. Activities include a buffet dinner, a game at Memorial Stadium, social hour, and a three story addition to the fraternity house.
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Kansas
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Rid
K.u.—Colorado
John O. Moseley
Evanston
Roy Mil- Moines
National Inn
Kansas University
Alpha
Arcon
Etre Anid
Fa Phi
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
K.u.—Colorado University
Memorial Stadium
Wisan Liggett
Topeka
Sania
Wish
Tulsa
Okla
City Building Inspector reports near 3 million in permits
Thirty two construction permits were issued in September bringing the year's total to 2,965,200 or just under 3 million. The report notes August permits totaled 279,241 and the October total is expected to surpass 3 million. Replacement for Larkin Building Inspector Sneegas takes over duties with a 300 dollar monthly salary and a 50 dollar car allowance. September dwelling permits include 15 new houses with values listed for numerous residents and additional permits for remodels and garages across several locations.
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Carl E. Sneeges
Larkin
Sneegas
Willard R. Larkin
City
Paul White
Sneegens
White
Ie Soriclalts
James A. Reed
H. M. Metzger
E. 12Th
Pearl D. Hildebrand
Pawnee
Otto Witt
Tenn
J. A. Reed
J. C. Dyer
Raymond Dockery
Ines Kiser
Kr.l
W. C. Stockert
L. T. Smith
Lake
Paul Foot
Mass
Frank Henry
N. 4Th
R. C Swain
O. H. Cooper
M. R. Stanley
Archie Morris
E. 13Th
Lawrence Unfred
Pleasant
W. E. Marshall
Prospect
Glen L. Barnard
Maiden Lane
B. R. Kennedy
W. A. Davenport
Kansas and Oklahoma educators to attend Air University conference
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy and Col. Lynn R. Moore of the University of Kansas Air Force ROTC will travel from Wichita to Montgomery Alabama for a conference at the Air University on October 21 and 22. Eleven other college leaders will join the group for a one day orientation at Maxwell Air Base.
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Franklin D. Murphy
Jana
Lynn R. Moore
University of Kansas
Roare Montgomery
Ala
Air University
Col
Moore
Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Maxwell Air Base
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