Yankees Tie World Series With Dodgers In Dramatic Win
In the sixth game of the World Series the New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2 to even the series at three wins apiece. Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle hit homers for the Yankees, while Duke Snider connected twice for Brooklyn. Vic Raschi's key single and a defensive miscue helped decide the contest as Raschi earned the win and Mantle added a late homer to seal the verdict.
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World Series Game Six Box Score 1952 recap
New York and Brooklyn clash as Raschi and Loes large in the third game since 1952 World Series. Snider homers twice, Berra and Mantle drive in runs, with Moose pairs of RBIs and a nine strikeout effort by Raschi. Brooklyn falls after late rallies and strong pitching by Loes and Roe.
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First Kansas Freeze Reaches Topeka Spotting Early Cold
A cold air blast brings Kansas its first hard freeze of the season. Temperatures drop to 25 in Goodland and 26 in Topeka with Topeka recording an early freeze for the first time since 1935. Officials warn of some field damage but expect light impact overall. temps may dip further tonight with a slight warming trend possible Tuesday.
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F Russell
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Wichita
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Richard Garrett
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AFL Elevator Operators Accept Settlement and Return Soon
Chicago escalates as 1500 AFL elevator operators end sixth day strike returning to work as soon as possible. The agreement with Building Managers Association ends a disruption idling about 400,000 Loop office workers. Details of the settlement remain undisclosed.
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Arn Predicts Huge Ike Margin In Kansas Race
Gov Arn forecast a vast victory in Kansas and for the Republican state ticket after surveying 62 of 105 counties. He told reporters at a morning conference that turnout could be at least 200000 voters in the November election and praised an “amazingly large” voter surge. He plans seven campaign stops this week in towns including Kingman Harper Sumner Ge...
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Arn
Dwight D. . Lisenthower Will
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Kingman
Harper
Sumner
Gewley
Butler
Woodsen
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Marines Narrowly Press Hill Fight on Korea Front
Leathernecks of the Seventh Marine Regiment fought six bloody hours to seize a western front hill position near Korangpo, only to be pinned by Chinese artillery and machine gun fire as Reds reportedly held the crest. U S aircraft claimed multiple MIGs destroyed amid broader air actions against North Korea.
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Stand By Price Controls Sought by Henry Fowler
Washington Defense Mobilizer Henry H Fowler says two strong stand by price control laws and an organization ready to handle a possible emergency will be needed when controls expire April 30. He told President Truman that stand by legislation stronger than today’s law is required. He noted only 50 percent of consumer prices and 75 percent of wholesale prices are under control.
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Railroader dies after dispute over rent in Topeka
Mandall Norman a 34 year old railroad laborer formerly from Houston Texas was shot to death in Topeka during a Sunday argument over 34 in rent Police said Norman had lived in Topeka about two years Landlord Howard Haynes is held for questioning in connection with the shooting
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Howard ‘Haynes
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All Truman Campaign Expenses Paid by Demo Party
A coast to coast 8 500 mile 24 state campaign tour for Truman raises questions on who pays. The Democratic National Committee covers rail transport meals hotels and staff costs while Secret Service and other officials are excluded. Salaries of the president and aides continue. the scope of expenses during campaigns remains unresolved.
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Eisenhower attacks Truman in Spokane campaign feuds
Ike Eisenhower and President Truman exchange sharp accusations during cross country campaigning. Eisenhower denounces Truman as using "damned lie" charges and attacks Democratic policy while defending social security and American unity. The tour includes Spokane and Seattle stops as both candidates press for electoral votes.
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Capitol prep for new boss at inauguration stand
Washington construction begins on the presidential inauguration stand. Steel superstructure rises on the east Capitol approach. 15 000 seats to be set for the ceremony four weeks before the event.
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Ten Hurt In Highway Wreck At Williams Junction
Ten persons injured in a two car crash at Williams Junction on U.S. Highway 50 near Lawrence. Among the injured are Carl E. Bruner and Lena Bruner of Onaga, Jean Peterman and her four children, and four Fort Riley soldiers. Bruner, Mrs Peterman and her sons were hospitalized with a mix of chest, pelvis, jaw, hip and internal injuries. two soldiers treated and released. Officers say Bruner failed to see a stop sign, the Fritz car was struck on the right side, and both cars left the highway. {Note: all names and injuries drawn from readable text. names and details may be partial due to OCR.}
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Stevenson shifts focus as campaign pivots to Communism issue
Gov Adlai E Stevenson’s presidential bid pivots from prosperity rhetoric to a major address on the Communist threat. He travels through Ohio, Iowa, Minnesota highlighting GOP weakness, naming figures he accuses of aiding a “murderers’ row” in the Senate. He plans seven-state Midwest Deep South swing with Detroit speech Tuesday.
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Demo Appointments Announced for Kansas Campaign
Two appointments were announced for the Democratic state campaign. Thomas D. Ketchum of Topeka was named director for veterans affairs, and Frank P. Stillman of Council Grove will head labor relations. Appointments were made by John S. Young, state party chairman.
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Thomas D. Ketcham
Frank P. Stillman
Council Grove
John S. Young
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First K U Parents Day Draws 1709 At KU
The first annual Parents Day at the University of Kansas drew 1,709 visiting parents of new students, beating expectations. Irvin Youngberg said the event was a huge success and likely to become an annual affair. Parents toured departments, enjoyed a half hour recital, and attended a KU football game with their children.
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Colorado University
Collision east of Baldwin on U S Highway 50
A crash at 11 10 a m four miles east of Baldwin on U S Highway 50 involved Teddy Brecheisen Edgerton and Walser Lee Snell Kansas City Missouri. Snell rear ended Brecheisen after a slowdown to turn off. No serious injuries or arrests reported. Damages estimated near 1stl 1.
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Teddy Brecheisen
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Acheson Attacks Ike Policy at CIO Meeting
Secretary of State Acheson told a CIO Electrical Workers Union gathering in Pittsburgh that campaign promises to bring the boys home from Korea would spell disaster. He warned against short cuts and tax cuts and opposed Eisenhower’s proposed foreign policy shift.
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Acheson
Korea
CIO Electrical Workers Union
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Supreme Court Opens 1952 53 Term Focuses on Segregation
Washington opening day of a new Supreme Court term under Chief Justice Vinson sees major issues ahead. The court will decide on segregation in public schools and whether private industry or the federal government should build a large hydroelectric plant at Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
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Robert L Stern
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Jaycees Pack Wallop Power of Your Vote Program
Junior Chamber of Commerce volunteers push the Power of Your Vote message to boost voter awareness in Lawrence. Jaycees present at clubs with Ed Carlton Dr Dale Sillix and Bill Hough explaining turnout reasons citizenship duties and watchdog reports. A proposed election day tag idea would award voters a button reading I have voted have you.
Eisenhower favored by Indiana voters in city survey
A Indianapolis Star survey shows Dwight D. Eisenhower leading by about two to one among Indiana voters. The piece notes a free movie and a 2,000 prize drawing, with ads for Cole's and Rusty's Appreciation Sale. Granada Theater hosts a 9 p.m. show tonight.
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Indianapolis Star
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Freezing Weather Grips Lawrence Area With Frost
A cold snap swept into Lawrence early today with lows around 32 degrees, 30 downtown and 26 to 28 in unprotected spots. Frost damaged late crops while green tomatoes and alfalfa face risk. persimmons and walnuts may mature early. light rain did little to ease frosty impact in the county.
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C. J. ‘Posey
Journal- World Records
Downtown Quarterback Club Meeting Tonight at Hotel Eldridge
The Downtown Quarterback Club hosts its weekly gathering in the Crystal Room of the Hotel Eldridge at 8 tonight. The program includes Saturday’s Kansas University 21-12 win over Colorado shown and narrated by a KU coaching staff member, with Dick Snider as featured speaker. Arthur Weaver will preside, introducing him as Quarterback of the Week. Jules Sikes will review the Colorado game and preview the upcoming Iowa State tilt at Ames.
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Arn Decreases Kansas State Employee Rolls by 10 Percent
Gov. Arn announced in Salina that state employes were reduced by ten percent in the first year of his administration. He noted the cuts occurred despite added services for Kansans. Opponent Rooney contends payroll now tops 14,000, over double the figure from 12 years ago, and could be halved.
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