Rainfall Halts Tilt for Time in 6th Frame
Brooklyn Dodgers held a strong lead over the New York Giants in the playoff, with rain stopping play in the sixth inning of the second best‑of‑three NL tie. Jackie Robinson fueled the Dodgers with three straight hits including a two‑run homer, while Gil Hodges hit his 40th homer as Brooklyn built an eight‑hit attack off Clem Labine.
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NBC Televizes Playoff Game Giants Dodgers Coast to Coast
NBC secured rights to televise today's playoff game between the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers coast to coast starting at 10 15 a m in this area on KNBH channel 4 The game was previously shown on CBS via KTSL and radio broadcasts aired on the Liberty Network starting at 10 25 a m Southland stations KALI HGF KFOX KVVC and SPO covered the broadcast from Los Angeles Ventura and San Diego.
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San Diego
Gales and Floods Hit Miami Region From Gulf Storm
Winds up to sixty miles per hour swept across Miami and the Florida Keys as a Gulf storm moved inland near Fort Myers. Heavy rains flooded fields in Okeechobee area threatening crops while Fort Myers and Clewiston reports show substantial rainfall. Rescue efforts struggled in rough seas for the Kerry Mac as crews battled a weather tossed Gulf.
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Tuptin Lykes
Governors Vote to Lift Secrecy Rule on Relief
Governors at Gatlinburg unanimously backed letting states decide if relief rolls are public. The motion, raised by Gov. Dewey, followed a clash with Federal Security Administrator Ewing over publicity. The measure aims to curb federal secrecy with state control of relief disclosures.
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Tenn
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Oscar Ewing
Georgia
Herman E. Talmadge
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Ewing
Challenge
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J. Bracken Lee
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Rep Karl Stefan Dies After Cardiac Collapse
Rep Karl Stefan a 67 year old Republican from Nebraska and treaty observer died at George Washington University Hospital. He suffered an acute cardiovascular collapse yesterday after attending the signing of the Japanese peace treaty in San Francisco last month.
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Dismissal Cancelled as Teacher to resign Amboy case
Amboy Illinois October 2 A settlement ends the dispute between the Amboy School Board and high school teacher Stanley W Gibson 31 who dated a blonde senior student The board withdraws its dismissal notice and Gibson will resign He may seek work outside teaching and has been suspended since the start of the school year Support from Joyce Underhile and Elmer Underhile aided Gibson in hearings
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Elmer Underhile
Ethyl and Regular Office Building Produces Gas
In Dallas on October 2, H E Walker of the Rio Grande National Life Building reports a basement well yielding about 2 gallons of premium gasoline daily. The source remains unknown as gas seeps into the sub basement. Fire Marshal Burns has set up a street drilling rig to tap the gasoline before it reaches the building.
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H. E. Walker
Rio Grande National Life Building
Walker
R. G. Burns
Not Bad Now Ailing Girl Told Father Is Dead
In Memphis Tennessee on October 2, 1950, Judy Anderton a seven year old polio survivor was told her father First Lt Horace Bert Anderton had been killed in Korea on September 2. The grandmother said Judy wept but recovered, and the family likened the death to picking the best flowers God brings home.
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Judy Anderton
Polio Suiferer
Korea
Judy
Horace Bert Anderton
W. J. Massey
Weather Outlook Mixed Skies For Jesight Area
Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight with cooler morning temperatures and light winds. Tomorrow forecasts show partly sunny intervals and a gradual rise in temperature across the Jesight region.
Russia speeds sugar aid to Iran amid British row
Tehran reports the Soviet Union promised rapid delivery of sugar and other supplies to Iran to replace British stocks. Deputy Premier Fatemi noted a Soviet pledge under the $20 million trade pact, with barter talks underway as Mossadegh heads to the U N Security Council.
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Iran
Britain
Ivan Sadighikov
Mohammed Mossadegh
Russia
U. N. Security Council
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Hossein Fatem
Sadenikov
Three Killed and Fourteen Hurt in Truck Crash Near San Jose
A collision near Coyote, fourteen miles south of San Jose, left three dead and fourteen injured as a truck carrying fruit workers and a fully loaded tomato truck and trailer collided. Details indicate continuation on page A-7.
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Coyote
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U S Ends Quarter With Record Peacetime Deficit
Washington reports the first quarter of the fiscal year shows a peacetime deficit of 2.614 billion dollars driven by defense outlays totaling 9.232 billion. Tax and other receipts rose to 12.374 billion as total spending reached 14.989 billion, a marked increase from the prior year’s first quarter.
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Truman Cancels All U S Trade Benefits to Czechoslovakia
President Truman ordered all American trade concessions to Communist Czechoslovakia canceled effective November 3. The move follows a Congressional directive to wipe out trade benefits in Communist areas, joining suspensions of Bulgaria, Romania and 13 other states. Oatis case heightens sentiment for sanctions as Czech exports to the United States, including hops and glass items, are projected to fall. Ambassador Prochazka calls the plan illegal.
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McCarthy cites Stassen to allege Jessup follows Communist line
Senator McCarthy pins Jessup nomination to UN on Stassen’s testimony and Lattimore’s 1949 State Department round-table, claiming Jessup adopted 100 percent the Communist China policy. Lattimore and Jessup deny prior charges as hearings continue.
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Cancer Girl Dies Learned Bigness of World’s Heart
A 12 year old farm girl Julia Meier of Zeeland North Dakota died in a Bismarck hospital. She knew she was dying of cancer and promised to remember all who helped. From the United States and abroad came letters, telegrams and gifts, some money, which she asked to apply to her hospital bill for her parents.
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One Dead Five Lost In Ship Collision Off Devon
One Royal Navy seaman died and five crew members disappeared after a collision between the British destroyer Grenville and the Italian freighter Alceo twelve miles off the Devon coast just before midnight during channel exercises. The Alceo is a 6997 ton freighter built in America.
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Where to Find It And Page References
A concise index lists sections and page locations for Boyle, Bridge, ads, comics, crossword, editorial, shipping, radio and television, financial pages, obituaries, sports, theaters, tides temperatures, and women’s activities across the newspaper. It guides readers to A pages and B sections for quick navigation.
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Bank Official Shoots Self in San Francisco
Lloyd Vanderbilt 56 of Burlingame an assistant trust officer at Anglo California National Bank shot himself in the bank today He was married with two children and and lived in Burlingame California the incident occurred on October 2 in San Francisco
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Lloyd Vanderbilt
Burlingame
Anglo-California National Bank
Vanderbilt
U N Strength Ample Says Gen Bradley
U N strength ample according to Gen Bradley. U S Eighth Army reports Sabre jets shot down six Red planes and damaged two in fierce air battles over northwest Korea. Total aircraft in the two deadly flights reached 193 with 106 Communist planes reported destroyed matching a daily record. Ground fighting saw Reds stall Allied advances on the eastern front near Heartbreak Ridge while Chinese forces halted attacks on a bridge near Chorwon.
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Korea
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Fifth Air Force
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Chorwon
Grand Jury School Inquiry Continues
Los Angeles Oct. 2 UP District Attorney Ernest Roll said a county grand jury investigation of the Los Angeles Board of Education remains under way. He provided no details but said added information will be given to the grand jury. Thus far the accusations led to Gertrude Rounsavelle’s resignation, Roy J. Becker’s conviction and ouster, and a Dec 3 trial date for J. Paul Elliott on misconduct in office tied to school contracts with family financial interests.
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Ernest Roll
Roy J. Becker
J. Paul Elliott
Dodge Reports to Senate on Large Air Expansion
Senator Lodge said the Joint Chiefs of Staff have ordered a major air power program expanding the Air Force from 95 to about 240 groups, with most growth in tactical air power to support ground forces. He noted two thirds of a $5 billion defense bill would fund this expansion, aimed for completion in 1954, and announced activation of three Army divisions and one Marine division.
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