Yankees Beat Dodgers in World Series Thriller
In a tense game the Yankees pull ahead early with home runs by Mantle and others. Dodger pitching stalls Yankees late as Raschi and Erskine exchange blows, but New York holds on for a 3-2 victory with solid defense and timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Dodgers
Black
Cox
Thar
Reese
Woodings Ron
Snider
Atin
Reynolds
McDourald
C Robinson
Ross
Rizzuto
Mantle
Mize
Preacher Roe
Berra
Mondale
Bauer
Shini
Sglove
Martin
Simpst
Ogehs
Hank Bauer
Zcampanella
Ita
Hodges
Shutia
Ralph Houk
Houk
McDougald
Robinson
State
Pinto
Furillo
Dodger
Raschi
Joe Colgling
New York
Rocky Nelson
Roe
Ruzzito
Bob Kueava
Hobinson
Carl Erskine
Icedeers
Cohort
Woodling
Auer
Campanella
Plaza
Goetz
Ito
Ralph Branca
Collins
Andy Pafko
Bruce
Shuba
Woodsling
Tommy Holmes
Kusava
MacDougald
Bobby Morgan
Aing
Erskine
Woodsing
Motions Filed In Wheat Loss Case In Ottawa
Attorneys for Bowersock Milling Co and Santa Fe Railway contest October 1 district court ruling awarding milling $20,892 for eight cars of wheat lost in 1951 flood. Santa Fe argues act of God absolves railroad. Bowersock seeks higher award of 31,345. levant proceedings listed by Ottawa lawyers Melvin, Kelsey, Barker. Sertoma Club meets 6:30 at Country Club with Dr. Brewster to discuss Egypt trip using slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock Milling Co
Santa Fe Railroad
Franklin County District Court
Ottawa
Attroneys
Santa Fe
George Melvin
Lawrence
Anderson and Byrd
Bowersock Co
Basil W. Kelsey
S. D. Barker
Kansas City
Sertoma Club
Ray Q. Brewster
K. U
Egypt
Meeting Notice for Special Communication Equality Knights
Special Meeting notice for Knights at Croix on Wednesday October 8 with dinner at 6 30 p m and degree work at 7 30 p m. Location 15th and 16th Streets. Led by Guy Redfearn worshipful master and secretary advocate C Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter Knights
Croix
Guy Redfearn
W. M. C. Wright
City Merchants Meet Discuss Kansas University Extension Sales School
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Division plans a 10 am Wednesday meeting at the Chamber office to discuss establishing a Kansas University Extension salesmanship school. The agenda includes Christmas store hours and decorations plus potential three-session sponsorship by the Chamber. About 40 attendees expected.
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Kansas University Extension
Retail Merchants Division
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
8Th
Vt. Sts
Chamber
E. R. Zook
K. U. Extension
Zook
Rice Says Kansas Tired Of Topeka Mossbacks
In Fort Scott area a Democratic candidate for Congress Claude Rice criticizes the Kansas Republican administration as sitting still and calls voters to elect Charles Rooney as governor this November. Rice urges liberal Republicans to oppose the old guard in Congress, blaming Sen Taft for steering Republican lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Rice
Kansas
Congress
Sen. Taft
Low Kaw River level cited with disputed reading
Lawrence notes river at its lowest stage in years with an 11.8 foot dam reading now questioned as inaccurate since the dam is closed. Engineers deem Topeka’s 3.4 foot reading more reliable, placing the river near drought-year lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw
Bowersock Dam
Topeka
Two Cars Collide In City Monday At 14th Street
Two cars driven by Donald Gentry of 1008 Mississippi and Esther McKinney of 516 Louisiana collided around 4 40 p m Monday at 14th and O streets Gentry rode west on 11th street and McKinney was at the scene No damage to the Gentry car and 150 to the McKinney car were reported Two other minor accidents were logged that day in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gentry
Miss. St
Esther McKinney
la. St
14Th and
O. Sts
Gentry
11Th St
McKinney
School Board Approves Haskell Stadium Use Agreement
The board ratified a contract with Haskell Institute for high school and junior high football games at Haskell stadium. The deal shifts to separate season tickets, sets payments to Haskell including 20 percent of gate receipts or 100 dollars per game, plus 10 and 25 dollar charges for various LMHS and junior high events. Both schools will honor each other tickets. Haskell handles field upkeep and electricity. Miss Martha Rayhill will be placed on full-time high school teaching schedule. The board discussed funding for education of Sunnyside housing project children attending city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocisionad
Ero
First National Bank
Haskell Institute
Haskell
LMHS
Martha Rayhill
Violinist Joseph Knitzer to Give KU Recital
Violinist Joseph Knitzer, American, will present a public recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 15, in Strong Auditorium. A KU alumnus, he directs the Cleveland Institute of Music violin department since 1941 and has taught summer sessions at University of Michigan and Colorado College. He debuted at 14 with the New York Symphony under Walter Damrosch and has appeared with major orchestras including the Cleveland Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia, Detroit, Atlanta, and more. He will also give informal campus programs and violin master classes on the KU campus Wednesday and Thursday.
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Joseph Knitzer
University of Kansas
Cleveland Institute of Music
University of Michigan
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
New Yorker
Leopold Auer
New York Symphony
Walter Damrosch
Institute of Musical Art
Juilliard Graduate School of Music
Louis Persinger
Walter Naumburg
National Federation of Music Clubs
Cleveland Orchestra
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Philadelphia Orchestra
Detroit Symphony
Atlanta Symphony
Columbus Philharmonic National Symphony
Worcester
Ann Arbor
K. U
New Navy ROTC Staff Member Joins University of Kansas
Lt. Comdr. Victor Brown of the U S Naval Receiving Station Washington arrives to join the Kansas ROTC staff announced by Capt. William R. Terrell. Brown served in World War II and Korea, earned BA and MA in Education, taught in Iowa, and was commissioned at Columbia University. He and Mrs Brown with two children will reside at 2035 O street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Brown
U.S. Naval
Washington, D. C
University of Kansas
William R. Terrell
Com
Brown
Ames
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Iowa State University
Columbia University
N. Y
Pacific
Panama Canal
Iowa
U.S.S. Bisbee
O. Te
Rooney Rejects Arn Tax Return Publicity Offer
TOPERA and Charles Rooney the Democratic nominee for governor brushed aside Gov. Arn’s offer to publicize his state income tax records. Rooney said Arn evades the challenge to reveal the facts of his 1950 campaign financing and questioned why he would not disclose his federal income tax returns to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topera
Charles Rooney
Ann
Rooney
Arn
County Court Guilty Verdicts On Driving Offenses
James R. Filkins found guilty in County Court on driving without a license and reckless driving. Fined 5 dollars on the first count and 25 dollars plus costs on the second. Ernest Taylor of Route 6 fined 50 dollars plus costs and jailed 3 days for driving with revoked license and 10 days for leaving the scene of an accident. Marriage license issued in Probate Court to M. Thomas, 49, and Mary Brooks, 43, Kansas City Kansas.
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James R. Filkins
Ernest Taylor
Route 6
M. Comas
Mary Brooks
Kansas City
Kan
Payton Builds Overbrook Citizen Into Town's Voice
Dwight Payton, editor and publisher of the Overbrook Citizen, reflects on his career from Earlville to Overbrook ca 1930s. He and his wife Gladys ran the paper since 1941, balancing ads, reporting, and community uplift. Payton values editorial freedom, small-town closeness, and fair, outspoken views that shape Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia State College
Pan
Johnson County
Herald
Overland Park
Gladys
Marick
Glas
Kenneth
Gregory
Payton
Paytons
Overbrook
Overbrook Women’s Club
National Federation of Women’s Clubs
Citizen
Libby Harris
Edgar Caster
Kansas Press Association
National Editorial Association
National Committee On
William Allen White Foundation
Kansas Watershed Association
Dwight Payton
Lawrence Area Reports Three More Polio Cases
Polio cases rise with Lawrence adding 16 total cases for 1952 and Sunflower Village reaching 17. Richard Wilson, 16, from 443 N First St, and Marilyn Heim, 9, plus Ina Stuck, 18, from Sunflower Village, are the affected youths treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Two others in Sunflower Village had mild cases and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sunflower Village
Marilyn Heim
John Heim
Ina Stuck
Market News Stocks Steady Trading Light
Market notes show steady or mixed results across stocks and bonds with light trading. Hogs and cattle steady to slightly lower. top hog price at 19.90. wheat and corn prices listed for local grain markets. KC grain bids show mixed levels for various wheat and corn grades.
Kennedy Plumbing and Electric Co to be sold and moved
The Kennedy Plumbing and Electric Co at 437 Mass St will be sold soon and Orin O. Kennedy will retire after 48 years in business. The Cook Paint and Varnish Co branch at 19 Mass St will move into Kennedy’s quarters by January 1953, with The Dixie Shop taking over the current Cook location. Two current employees, Fred and George Moorman, will start their own shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Plumbing and Electric Co
Mass. St
Orin O. Kennedy
Etire
Kennedy
T. Dwight (Dike) Prentice
Prentice
Ky, St
Cook Paint’ and Varnish Co
George Moorman
Kennedy-Prentice
Lawrence
Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed in Slow Market Report
Livestock receipts total about 9000 cattle and 2500 hogs with very slow movement across all grades. Nebraska fed steers bring 34.00, 33.00-50 for choice and prime beeves, cows weak, hogs steady to 10 lower, lambs 93 lb Colorado market at 25.25 with other price ranges noted. stock feeders and calves show slower demand. Also brief Wall Street note reports steady, limited gains and volume about 1 million shares. contributors include The Day in Wall Street and K C Produce prices for eggs and poultry.
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Kansas City
USDA
Nebraska Fed
Colorado
Wall Street
New York
Mon SF
Memorial Hospital Births and Registrations
At Memorial Hospital a list of births includes a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Alexander of 833 Miss. St. and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Teagarden of 1244 R. I. St. Both families welcomed newborns Monday. Additional births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Evans of 1323 Oak Hill Road and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stecher of Osage City. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Woodhead of McLouth today. Also listed are residents Elizabeth Martin, Gladys Smith, Alice McGuire, Georgia Hays, Dana Hobson Jr, Betty Gibler, Frances Fletcher, Richard Wilson, Paskel Phelps, Randy Peterman, and households in Baldwin Onaga and Sunflower with various hospital visits.
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Dana Hobson Jr
Baldwin
Betty Gibler
Garfield St
Frances Fletcher
Richard Wilson
Paskel Phelps
Randy Peterman
Onaga
Edwin Alexander
Miss. St
Walter Teagarden
R. I. St
Clifford Evans
Oak Hill Road
Glenn Stecher
Osage City
Marcus Woodhead
McLouth
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Diacens Sales
Mossbacks
C. B. Johnson
Warm Springs
Georgia
Liberty Memorial High School
Bob Rogers
Marilyn Soden
Vera Stough
Miss Soden
Elask
Miss Stough
Charles B. Stough
Kansas University
Jayhawkers
Union Pacific
Iowa State
Arthur B. Weaver
Jays
K.U
League
Lawrence League of Women Voters
C. F. Nelson
16Th St
Hildegarde Ehlers
Anna van Schienebeck
U.S. Department of State
Noa Change
Navy Rotc
University
Pions Editorial
Pan Forte Prem
Lawrence Area
George Ralph Breithaupt
Edgerton
William Wiley McKinney
Eudora
Jayhawk
Massachusetts
Satuay
Kes
Tyler
Janice Smith
Patty Ison
Eddie Evans
Stephen Randall
John
Sultei
Marilyn M., Scott
Gerald W. Scott
Isless
Market News
K. C. Cash Grain
Cook's
Dixie
New Mexico
K. C
Tom
Frances’ M. Alldredge
C. E Alldredge
Myrtle Marie Temple
Temple
N.Y
Jose Net i
Admiral Allied
Tel & Tel
Anacon
Atchison
Beech Aire
Beth St
Boeing Airpae
Chrysler
Eagle Pich Torent
Greyhound
Gulf_Oil
Lion’ Oi
Gly McKess
NY Central
Phillipadio
Sa &T
Jos
Uy M Socony
Texas Co
Schubert
New Hampshire
Lawrence Memorial CO
Norman Endscott
Mgr
Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Martin
Gladys Smith
Alice McGuire
Georgia Hays
Ree
SSA
TN. H
Calvin Pumaguce
MR. Farmer
PMA Office
AS Payee Bank
Douglas County State Bank
the Bank of Friendly Service
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