Iron-Nerve Leads Dodgers To First World Title
In New York, the Brooklyn Dodgers clinched their first world championship by beating the New York Yankees 2-0. Johnny Todres pitched shutout innings, Gil Hodges drove in runs in the fourth and sixth, and Bear-old Peres delivered strong relief to seal the victory. A remarkable one-handed grab by Sanly Amores in the sixth helped preserve the lead as Yankees threatened.
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New York Yankees
Johnny Todres
Gil Hodges
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Dodgers
Tommy Byrne
Roy Campanedia
Dodger
Prico
Campy
Carl Furilio
Hodges
Byrne
Bob Grim
Brooklyn
Rob Cerv
Pee Wee Reese
Yanks
Witherbee
N.Y
Billy Martin
Eisenhower Plans More Talks With Top Advisor Adams
President Eisenhower to confer again with Sherman Adams at Fitzsimons Army Hospital this afternoon and tomorrow before flying to Washington for National Security Council and cabinet meetings. Adams will visit and a medical bulletin notes the President slept well and remains in satisfactory condition.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
White House
James C. Waverly
Adams
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Washington
National Security Council
Cabinet
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Suniday
Haverty
MIT
Boston Heart
John
Doud
Gettysburg
James C. Hagery
Junior Mustve Had a Great Time Detroit
Three year old Frank Licavoli Jr disposed of two thousand five hundred twenty eight dollars after a purse was left on top of a refrigerator. He was found down the street swinging the empty purse in one hand and five pennies in the other as detectives questioned his playmates.
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Detroit
Frank Licavoli Jr
Munich
Bayerischerhof
Condemnation for Kansas highway project announced
Condemnation proceedings begin to obtain right of way for the first stage of a new four lane highway from Manhattan toward Fort Riley. The state Highway Commission seeks .86 of a mile west from the intersection of 7th and Yuma streets near Manhattan’s western city limits.
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Topeka
Manhattan
Fort Riley
State Highway Commission
7Th
Yuma
Tts
Plane Falls And Burns Near Galva
A BAT jet bomber crashed near the northeast edge of Galva Kansas injuring no one on the ground. Four crew were aboard with three reported safe after parachuting and one missing. The craft was from Smoky Hill Air Force Base Salina. No nearby houses caught fire.
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Galva
Kas
Kansas
Public Information Office
Smoky Hill Afb
Salina
Smoky Hill
Dean Wierderstein
Senator Pushes voter control of Kansas delegates in presidential race
Senator Schoeppel urged Kansas citizens should choose their delegates to nominating conventions and left open backing any candidate if Eisenhower retires. He predicted people may look to Vice President Nixon and defended Chief Justice Earl Warren’s stance on not running. A Sunflower Village building collapsed causing 350000 in damage, injuring none, with the auditorium and gymnasium part ruined. The structure, built in 1944, had debris forcing a safety lockdown while offices were moved to temporary quarters across the street. Regular calls go to the Sunflower Fire Department for emergencies.
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Topeka
Schoeppe
Schoeppel
Eisenhower
Rich
M. Nixon
Sunflower Village
Lawrence
John LaMonica
LaMonica
Housing Administration
Terbrary
LaMonies
Munich’s Postwar Revival From Ruins To Bustling Metropolis
Reporter notes Munich has transformed from a bomb-torn ruin to a busy modern city. Eight years after heavy destruction, the Bavarian capital now features thriving shops, elegant windows, and restored Opera House prospects. Marshall Plan aid and German labor are credited for the rapid rebound, with a focus on improved appearance, order, and consumer life.
San Francisco Chronicle Publisher T. Cameron Dies
San Francisco chief T. Cameron, who began as a newspaper carrier and led the San Francisco Chronicle for 30 years, died yesterday. He was a prominent figure in local press history. Fall bulbs advertised by Hillview Garden Center on Highway 59 south VE 38241.
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SAN Francisco A
T. Cameron
Ecarrier Key
San Francisco Chronicle
Heway
Hillview Garden Center
Hiway
Douglas County Sixth in Salk Vaccine Priority List
Douglas County Kansas will be sixth to receive Salk polio vaccine under the federal act. Dr. Beary noted first shipments go to Pawnee County this week with 16 counties ahead in order, including Elk Wichita Labette Rice and Douglas. In Douglas plans vaccines target ages 5 through 9 with centers in schools and a city hall clinic.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Philip A. Beary
State Board of Health
Pawnee County
Elk
Wichita
Labette
Rice Douglas
Chautauqua
Morris Clark
Pratt
Bourbon
Harvey
Nemaha
Grant
Montgomery
Wilson
Miami
C. A. McIntyre
Veity-County
Sali
National Foundation For
Health Department
McIntyre
Bearg
National Foundation
State Health Officers’ Association
Chanute
Lawrence Weather Brings Rainfall Amid Weeklong Showers
Lawrence has received more than 4.7 inches of rain in two weeks as showers continue across Kansas. The Weather Bureau predicts ongoing rain and thunderstorms, with October totals near 2.68 inches for the month. Cooperative observer C. J. Posey logged 1.62 inches by noon, while surrounding cities reported varied totals. Temperatures stayed mild, with highs around 65 and lows near 62, then rising into the 70s expected Wednesday.
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St Patrick's
Lawrence
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Cooperative
C. J. Posey
Kansas Cities
Bonner Springs
Leavenworth
Valley Falls
Lecompton
Ottawa
Run-away truck crashes into freight train in Newton
A run-away truck struck a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad freight train at a grade crossing in Newton. The collision caused the train to derail and demolish at least two buildings. Police reported many persons injured but police could not yet determine the exact number. State police said it was not immediately determined how many were hurt.
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Newton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Hair length urged to leave neck kissable, beauty board vp says
Mrs Tressie Arnold of Shreveport, first vice president of the Interstate Council of Beauty Boards, declares hair should be kissable length to expose the neck. adds current styles are good for that. Advertising line notes Andy Hess Real Estate VI 33457.
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Baton Rouge
Tressie Arnold
Shreveport
Interstate Council of Beauty Boards
Hundreds Flee As Texas Floods Hit Wichita Falls
The Wichita River and its tributaries overflowed forcing evacuation of more than 100 Wichita Falls families. A main railroad bridge was swept away and highways flooded as Holla Creek runoff surged. Far upriver, 150 families near Paducah were isolated by rising waters from Pains, with nights bringing more rain across North and West Texas.
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Texas
Wichita River
Holla Creek
Wichita
Paducah
Childress
Young Watchmaker Confesses Killing Denver Symphony Man
A 21 year old Denver man known as Robert Mark Dearmin or Jay R Dearmin admitted killing a trombonist of the Denver Symphony and wounding his female companion Sept 22. Investigators said the case began with a broken wrist watch found at the rural road scene and a partial lineup ID by Joyce Danielson. The accused, arrested at his workshop, faced Adams County authorities and is linked to a prior attempted rape and shooting during the crime. The female victim is a hospital technician recovering from shoulder wounds and injuries.
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Denver
Symphony Orchestra
Fred Urnow
Robert Mark Dearmin
Hubert Huhn
Zarnow
Jay R. Dearmin
Adams County
Joyce Danielson
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Miss Danielson
Dearmin
Arron
Professor Gagliardo Dies After Heart Attack at KU
Dr. Domenico Gagliardo a 59 year old economics professor at Kansas University died Monday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack the prior Thursday. He was the fourth KU faculty member to die in two weeks, following emeritus professors and other faculty and a Kansas City emeritus professor. Born November 22 1895 in Frontenac he was one of ten children whose parents immigrated to the United States.
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Domenico Gagliardo
Kansas University
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Dr. Gagliardo
Taft
Rabbit
Leon N
Duddy
Flint
W. C. Stevens
Peter Thomas Bohan
Kansas City
K. U. Medical School
Gagliardo
Frontenac
Theig Fae
Bedhead
Weather forecast for District 14 Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma
Five day outlook shows temperatures near or slightly above normal across Nebraska western Kansas and eastern Oklahoma with cooler northwest. Rain and thunderstorms possible early, again over Oklahoma and eastern Kansas midweek, with light precipitation amounts mainly under .80 inches in western zones and up to .75 inches in eastern regions. Highs around 60s to 70s, lows near 40s to 60s, with little overall change.
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Kaneag
Kaneid
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Raska
Kanese
Warenuisaterh
Ake
Boc
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