Yankee 7 Dodgers 1 as Raschi dominates in Game Two
Vic Raschi pitched three hits allowed and New York’s lineup exploded in a five run sixth inning to beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 7 to 1 in Ebbets Field. Billy Martin homered with two on to cap a Yankees rally after falling behind early as the series tied 1-1.
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Brooklyn
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets’ Field
Raschi
Dodger
Yankees
Carl Erskine
Billy Martin
Rebief
Billy Less
Pease
Dodgers
Peewee Reese
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Snider
Roy Campanella
Reese
New York
Mickey Mantle
Gil McDougald
Busiyr
Texas
Rei Hizauta
Billy Lo
Warstiog
Mit
Grote
Heese
Bauer
Ives
Cme
Toler
Whippe
Binsom
Winnier Eublnsen
Navenvine
Turd
Robinson
Hodges
Piteter
Thilo
Ersekine
Shrakere
Atil
West Tord
Mets at Yankees game summary with Erskine effort
New York beats Brooklyn 7 to 1 as Erskine, Raschi, and Lehman yield runs. Martin and Berra drive in runs for the Yankees while Mantle and McDougald contribute. Attendance 33,792. receipts listed.
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Ies
New York
Brooklyn N
E—Hodges
RBI
Campanella
Berra
Marlin
McDougald
Mantie
Hr—Martin
Reese
Robinson
Hedges
Brooklyn
Bb—Erskine
Rizzuto
Woodling
Raschi
Bauer
Hodges
Furillo
Nelson
Lehman
Collins
Erskine
Mantle
Mmcdougald
Snider
Cox
Parke
Furilla
Lees
Ho—Erskine
Loes
Actress Joan Blair Sues for Divorce in Santa Monica
Actress Joan Blair sued her financier husband David A. Coplin for divorce claiming extreme cruelty. She had sought separate maintenance two years earlier. Coplin's assets were estimated at 3 million dollars. The couple married in San Francisco in 1933.
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Santa Monica
Joan Blair
David A. Coplin
Coplin
San Francisco
First Doctor Quizzed Balks at 'Red' Probe
Los Angeles AP. The House un American activities committee shifted from law to medicine and faced refusal from Dr. Oscar Elkins a Los Angeles psychiatrist with 22 years practice and WWII service. Elkins declined to answer questions about Communist party membership as the panel pressed on subversive influence in professions amid a wave of lawyer refusals and Fifth Amendment assertions.
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Los Angeles
House un-American Activities Committee
Oscar Elkins
Federal Building
Elkins
Communist Party
Clyde Doyle D.calif
Four Torrance youths held in narcotics case
Police say four Torrance youths including a 17 year old were arrested for supplying marijuana and benzedrine tablets to area teens. Investigations traced sales to Hawthorne Avenue and Del Amo Boulevard with a half tin of marijuana and 100 benzedrine tablets changing hands. One youth was later arrested at his Los Angeles home where heroin and marijuana were found.
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Torrance
Torrance Area
John Stroh
D. €. Cook
Cook
Hayden Dowdy
State Narcotics Bureau
D. A. Cook
Sheriff’s Office
Torrance Bay
Hawthorne Ave
del Amo Blvd
Los Angeles
Thirteen Prisoners Escape Fort Dix Stockade
Thirteen soldiers escaped from the Fort Dix stockade in New Jersey by tunneling 25 feet from their barracks to the outside fence. The men, awaiting trial or serving sentences from two months to two years, were charged with absence without leave larceny and desertion.
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Fort Dix
N. J
Eisenhower moves campaign to front yard rally in Springfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke before about 10,000 gathered on the Springfield old courthouse lawn, promising a Korea policy to lift the burden of frontline fighting from Americans. He thanked Gov. Stevenson and criticized current leadership while urging thrift and unity, saying no single plan solves labor and farm issues at the expense of national security.
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Springfield
Ill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Harold C. Johnson
Elsenh House
Lincoln
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Stevenson
Executive
Korea
Truman Campaign Rhythm Echoes Across West
President Truman toured the west coast aboard the train, delivering a campaign speech in Spokane and rallying crowds in North Dakota, Montana, and Idaho. He mocked Eisenhower’s defense spending stance, denounced tax-cut talk, and kept supporters lively with improvised remarks. His Spokane audience numbered about 4,000 inside and 1,500 outside. the tour continued through Washington toward Seattle with reporters aboard.
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Truman Train
Truman
Like Ike
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Montana
Odaho
Washington
Spokane
Harry
Clyde Phelps
Danmin Lee
Hisenhower
Ephrata
Wenatache
Skykomish
Everett
Wash
Seattle
Stalin says capitalist wars more likely than Soviet war
In a Si-page Bolshevik essay Stalin says it is more probable capitalistic nations will go to war than the Soviet Union. He envisions Japan and Germany breaking from American bondage and warns imperialism must be destroyed to prevent wars. He predicts England and France may seek independence from the United States and risk conflict with the U S. He spoke on the eve of a Communist congress in Moscow and argues that wars between capitalist powers remain inevitable despite postwar conditions.
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Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Union
Japan
Germany
Bolshevik
Communist Party Congress
Europe
United States
England
France
Ussr
Engine fire in tunnel crowds Pennsylvania commuter train
Hundreds of Pennsylvanian Railroad commuters aboard the Early Bird train from Bay Head Junction to New York were exposed to acrid smoke when an engine fire erupted in a Hudson River tunnel. Dense fumes filled the three mile tube, passengers aided through hatchways, with three riders and three crew treated for inhalator exposure.
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Dorothea Langen
Metuchen
M. J
Robert King
Pennmneats Railroad
Penn Station
New York City
United Press
NEW York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hudson River
Pennsylvania Station
Bay Head Junction
N. J
Plan Deportation for Hoodlums Plan Deportation for Hoodlums
Attorney General J McGranery announced a plan to strip U S citizenship from naturalized aliens in the underworld and deport them to their native lands. He said the program targets close to 100 figures in organized crime through denaturalization and expulsion to restore the dignity of citizenship.
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Washington—C
J .McGranery
U. S
United States
Mystery Man Shuttles Between Orient Ports On Ferry
An American or Hungarian man with many aliases has spent three weeks aboard the Hong Kong Macau ferry, shuttling between Macau and Hong Kong after landing in Macau September 18 without valid papers. The ferries refuse to land him. he travels unpaid and survives on meals. Authorities seek proper documents. the man remains at sea between Macau and Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
The
Ameri
O'Brien
O’brien
Shanghai
State Department
Macau
Canton
Red China
Stevenson Plans More TV Chats
Gov Adlai E Stevenson realigned radio and TV speaking plans in Springfield as Eisenhower campaigned nearby. The overhaul includes at least four fireside chats plus one or two speeches on communism, aiming for direct, non rabble-rousing discussion with voters.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Court House Square
Iinois Executive Mansion
Porter McKeever
McKeever
Stevenson High Command
Chicago
Stevenson Aids
Evacuations After Apartment Fire in Los Angeles
One hundred fifty residents were evacuated from a burning three story building in Los Angeles as flames swept a corner. Officers Powers and Foster helped carry children to safety. Fire officials are investigating possible incendiary origin after eight fire companies contained the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Robert Powers
D. Foster
Weather View for Friday Afternoon Clouds Clear
Partly clearing conditions Friday afternoon with hazy sunshine and light fog in the morning. Little temperature change expected as low clouds thin and winds remain light.
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Wight
Strict' Dad Kills 16 Year Old Girl and Then Himself
Miami Florida police report a father John R Moore 54 shoots his 16 year old daughter Betty after she returns from a double date and then shoots himself in the temple. Betty dies at a hospital. authorities note prior threats and a history of controlling behavior. Neighbors describe a strict father and Betty's mother is hospitalized from shock. A note on a photograph reads I love you too much to have you go through the hardship of life on this old earth your Dad the dog. Another note calls for cremation and canal disposal of ashes.
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Miami
Fla
Fooths
John R. Moore
Betty
Lasseter
Moore
John R
Bobby) Moore Jr
John
Datine
Moovre
Notable Section Directory for Local Paper Notes
A fragmented town newspaper index lists sections and page references including Beach Combing on B-3 Boyle on A-17 Bridge on C-2 Classified Ads on B-6 to B-11 Comics on 14 Lakewood Sect crosswords on B-S Editorial on A-1S Financial on B-5 and 3-6 Lookout on B-3 Obituaries on B-6 Radio and Television on C-9 Shipping on 8-6 Southland Cities on Pope B-2 Sportss on A-19 to A-2 Theaters on C-1i Tides Temperatures on Pace 8-6 Women's Activities on C-1 to C-B.
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Boyle
Lakewood
Southland
Pope
Wiomen
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Homer
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Ebbets Field
Xu Bauer
IV Collins
Ali
Brook
Campaneil
Pafio
Fort Dix Stockade
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Decatur
Ike
Mystery Man
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