Dodgers Win Opener With Three Homers In World Series
Brooklyn Dodgers power display leads to 4 2 victory over the New York Yankees before 34 861 fans. Jackie Robinson Duke Snider and Pee Wee Reese homer as Joe Black, rookie reliever, holds off the Yankees. Mantle and Berra provide late threats while McDougald misplays a ball in fielding. Dodgers 4 Yankees 2.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dodgers
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Duke Snider Bhooklyn
Boxsuore
Peewee Reese
Joe Black
Yankee
New York
Yanks
Hony Bauer
Rf .Pieece
Gil McDougald
Rizzuto
Alice Reynolds
Snider
Berra
Reese
Collins
McDougald
Martin
Stralmit Reynolds
Ortballa
Spauise
Perzsto
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Mantz
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Reynolds
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Roege
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Rizauto
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Pafko
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Ant
Itvages
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Hodders
Car
Berri
Reynolda
Reety
Reeve Ahand
Ehren
Sunner
Wizzito
Campaanella
Warreer—Hutherford
Southpawker Roe
Johnny Sam
May Zcarbonously
Guards Kill 45 POWs in Camp Riot on Cheju Island
American guards opened fire during a riot at a Cheju Island POW camp celebrating China’s Communist regime anniversary. Forty five Chinese prisoners were killed and 120 wounded, many shot, as guards fought about 80 attackers armed with stones clubs and improvised weapons. Two American soldiers were slightly injured as confusion followed the clash.
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Cheju Island
Korea
China
Prisoner of War Command
New York Dodgers Edge Giants in Extra Innings
Reynolds drives two runs and Snider hits a pair as Brooklyn beats New York 4 to 2 after a late rally. McDougal and Robinson key defense while Pfla, Hodges and Scarborough pitch in support. Attendance reaches 34,361 with 2:21 game time.
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Cox
Ab . Vene
Howd Reese
Snider
Robinson
Wwe
Campanella
Pafla
Uwe
SD Hodges
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Black
Preece
Reynolds
New York
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Suramary
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Sauer
Reese
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Martin
Collins
Hodges
Scarborough
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H—Reynolds
Reynold
Pinelli
Piste
Passarella
Goetz
McHinley
Beggess
Honochick
Guided Missile: Vessel Disclosed in Europe Visit
During a Europe tour Secretary Dan Kimball said the United States Navy has ships and planes capable of carrying atomic bombs and a guided missile ship already in being. He warned it is only a question of time before atomic power aids surface craft, increasing carrier effectiveness by over 190 percent. He noted the missile ship is intended for antiaircraft use and hinted at further secret developments.
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Paris
U. S&s. Navy
Dan Kimball
U. S
Europe
Kimball
Navy
Proof claims dog Stevenson's nationwide address telegram flood
Springfield AP report shows Stevenson staff denying massive telegram flood after Monday radio television address. Murray Flanders cites only 340 telegrams found by Western Union, while other aides note mail volume remains high. The Illinois governor pressed the communism issue and criticized GOP claims of easy penetration fixes.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wootenance Newamen
Stevenson
Murray Flanders
Chicago Daily News
Western Union
Flanders
Stevenson Aid
Eisenhower Draws Huge Crowds in Michigan Campaign
President candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower swept through Michigan delivering speeches at Bay City and Saginaw to crowds estimated at 12,600 and 20,000 respectively. He attacked the Democratic administration and urged bipartisanship with Sen. Arthur Vandenberg backing foreign policy unity. A Flint speech framed his time for a change bid and partnership with Democrats.
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Eisenhower Special
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Michigan
Washington
GOP
Bay City
Sazinaw
Eisenhower
Securit le
Fie
Arthur Vandenburg ‘Sr
Flint, Mich
Norwalk Cave-in Kills Workman
Norwalk sewer excavation tragedy at Leland and Utica Streets east of town leaves Delores Gonzalez 3, of Los Angeles dead from a broken neck as earth and clay collapsed into a 12 foot ditch. Co worker Alex Leon 52, also of Los Angeles, is injured with a leg wound when bracing gave way and large masonry blocks fell. Fellow workers freed him as the Kholick Construction Co. continues sewer line work for a subdivision.
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Norwalk
Leland and
Utica
Here
Delores Gonzalez
Los Angeles
Alex Leon
Kholick Construction Co
Acheson Denounces Peiping Conference
Secretary of State Acheson denounces the Peiping Asian and Pacific peace conference as Communist propaganda. He warns that some of the 15 Americans reported attending may face passport fraud charges. The Communist-run conference is scheduled to open Thursday.
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Washington
Acheson
Peiping
Where to Find It directory listing
A compact index of newspaper sections and page locations including Leach Combing on Page B-1 Boyle on Page A-1 Bridge on Page B-3 Classified Ads on Pages B-8 to B-13 Comies on Page B-6 Crossword on Page B-8 Editorial on Page A-16 Financial on Page B-T Obituaries on Page B-5 Radio and Television on Page A-18 Southland Cities on Page B-2 Lookout on Page B-3 Shipping on Page B-8 Sports on Pages A-19 to A-24 Theaters on Page A-14 Tides and Temperatures on Page Ake Women's Activities on Pages B-4 and B-5
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Boyle
Southland
Lookout
Ake
Elevator Walkout Halts Chicago Office Work
A strike by elevator operators in over 100 Chicago office buildings crippled business activity and shut down access for more than 400,000 workers in the Loop. Local 66 AFL said the walkout was 60 percent effective at 10 am and would reach full effect by afternoon. One man, 38, suffered a heart attack climbing 16 stories and was treated by a doctor. Picket lines were to be maintained around struck buildings with other building service workers expected to honor them.
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Wiuce EmEaye
Toop
Martin J. Dwyer
She
AFL
Thomas Buns
Dwyer
Train leaps rails near Reggio Emilia. three dead
An Italian electric Bologna-Milan train hurtled off the tracks near Reggio Emilia today. Three passengers were killed and scores injured as the 50 mile per hour service derailed in the crash.
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Italy
Reggio Emilia
Bologna
Reggio-Emilia
Bull Kills Man in Dairy Yard Incident
Losses reported at a Los Angeles dairy where 56 year old Joseph Rudell a handyman, teased a 1600 pound Angus bull. Coworkers found him crushed against a fence after the animal charged following jabging with a stick. The incident occurred Tuesday and authorities investigated the scene.
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Los Angeles
Joseph Rudell
Rudell
Gamblers Use Tax-Exempt Groups as Front Says IRS
IRS officials report gamblers hide operations behind nonprofit fronts to dodge a 10 percent federal wagering tax. At least 12 cases uncovered, mainly in Indiana, with organizations including judges and fraternal societies. Many operators went underground or closed after the tax was imposed. Some gamblers also purchase a fifty dollar occupation stamp. The bureau notes churches or college fraternities have not been involved.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Indiana
James’ Guthrie
Bureau
Water Tank Blast Drenches New York Shoppers
A water tower atop a 10 story Manhattan building exploded today in busy midtown New York City. Bricks mortar and 15 000 gallons of water showered shoppers on 34th Street injuring a taxi driver and a newsstand operator. Deputy Fire Chief John Waldron said the blowout was caused by a defective compressor.
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New, York
UUP
Manhattan
Isiles
John. J. Waldron
Navy and Coast Guard hunt for lost crewman in San Diego Bay
San Diego Bay search continues today for a Navy crewman missing after a torpedo bomber crashed in the bay. Coast Guard surface craft and Navy units conduct the hunt amid ongoing scrutiny of the incident.
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San Diego ‘Bay
San
Diego
Navy
Coast Guard
San Diego Bay
Superforts Smash Chemical Plant on China Border
United Press reports 48 B-29 Superfortresses bombed a critical chemical plant near the Yalu River just 400 yards from Communist China. The raid involved 425 bombs, with crews noting fierce flak and all planes returning safely. The plant produced tung sten and other chemicals for munitions. The Fifth Air Force claimed 126 MiG-15s destroyed or damaged in September, with 4 Sabres and 3 Thunderjets lost. Ground battles saw U N forces recapture high ground east of Kumsong and repel a Chinese counterattack in close combat.
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Kores
China
Manuchuria
Okinawa
Japan
Yalu River
Nansan
North Korea
United Press
Robert Udick
Mosscow
Susho
Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. N
Kumsong
Worker fatally crushed in leather factory press incident
A 50 year old worker, Gerhard Karteling of Clifton, was pulled into an immense press at Federal Leather Co in Belleville New Jersey Tuesday night. He died before coworkers could stop the machine.
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Belleville
N. Jnr
Gerhard Karteling
Clifton
Federal Leather Co
Lawyer Johnson Refuses to Answer HUAC Questions
In Los Angeles, San Pedro lawyer Grover Johnson defies HUAC by refusing to answer questions. He calls the hearings a three ring circus and attacks the committee as mediocre politicians. He mentions offered bribes and declares he will not take the committee’s shoddy money.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
House un-American Activities Committee
Grover Johnson
Frank S. Tavener
Johnson
Washington
Max Silver
Communist Party
Silver
John &. Wood
D-Ga
Jahnson
Ben’ Margolis
California
Margolis
Soviet broadcast hints at Bulgaria becoming a Soviet republic
Western diplomats in Vienna interpret a Communist commentator’s broadcast as an admission of Soviet plans to assimilate Bulgaria and eventually turn the European satellites into Soviet republics. They warn of a broader aim to absorb 70 million people in Bulgaria Romania Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and East Germany into the Soviet Union.
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Vienna
Bulgaria
Ussr
Romania
Polar
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
East Germany
Soviet Union
Relief Agency Urges U.S. Drive for Koreans Refugees
In Tokyo a Catholic priest warned of severe hardships for Korean war refugees this winter and urged U.S. Catholic bishops to start a Clothing for Koreans drive. Right Rev. Edward Swartstrom of War Relief Services said thousands of South Koreans will face starvation on the streets.
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Tokyo
United States
Edward Eb, Swartstrom
War Relief Services
National Catholic Welfare Conference
August traffic deaths set record third worst month
National Safety Council reports 3770 traffic fatalities in August, marking the third worst month on record behind December 1936 with 4217 deaths and December 1941 with 4340. The toll reflects all reported roadway crashes in the period, with continued coverage noted on page two.
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Chicago
America
National Safety Council
Truman blasts Eisenhower over dam policy during tour
President Truman denounces the GOP nominee over Hungry Horse Dam funding and public power policy, accusing Eisenhower of siding with private power monopolies. He warns that if elected, another dam project like Hungry Horse may be delayed for a long time. The speech, delivered in Montana, accuses Eisenhower of shifting to a "creeping socialism" line and references past remarks in Boise and at Boulder Dam.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Columbia Falls
Mont
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Boise
Idaho
Eisenhower
Boulder Dam
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