Yanks Beat Dodgers in 2nd Series Game
The Yankees defeated the Dodgers in the second game of the series continuing from page A-1. Strong pitching and timely hitting supported by solid defense led to the win. Both teams displayed close competition with key moments determining the outcome on the field.
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Beloved Balboa Press founder's wife dies at 78 in Newport Beach
Maxwell Overton's wife Cora Overton Maxwell, longtime associate of Balboa Press, dies at home in Newport Beach at age 78. The obituary notes her role alongside her husband in the company and mentions surviving family members amid a report blending notes of the press and a baseball game excerpt.
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Death Moonshiner Escapes Prison
John R Fat Hardy, a 360 pound bootlegger who mixed moonshine blamed for killing 41 people in 1951, escaped Tel fair State Prison in McBase Tuesday night. He was sentenced to life in Fulton Superior Court in 1951 for the death of John W Blount and admitted selling the liquor that police say caused the deaths.
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North Korean Prison Riot Leaves One Dead At Camp
About 500 anti-Communist North Korean prisoners in a hospital-adjacent compound began climbing over the fence and throwing rocks. Indian troops moved in with guns and clubs, killing one prisoner and wounding five. A second similar protest had occurred a week earlier. An Allied spokesman noted the hospital origin of the demonstration and warned a mass escape could have overrun troops.
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Invoking T H Law in Dock Tie Up
The article discusses the invoking of the T H Law emergency provisions during industrial disputes, noting past uses from 1947 to 1952 and speculating on board reports before the Oct. 5 deadline. It mentions potential settlement, possible injunctions, and parallels with longshore operations affecting East Coast drayage.
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