Giants Tie World Series Openers With 5 1 Victory
New York Giants pitcher Dave Kosio held the Yankees to seven hits as the Giants beat New York 5 to 1 in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. Monte Irvin and Whitey Lockman provided early offense, and Al Dark delivered a three run homer in the sixth. Irvin added three singles and a triple, tying a series record with four hits. Reynolds struggled, walking seven and giving up five runs in six innings.
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Tom Morgan
Korea Truce Talks Armistice Site Dispute Escalates
Tokyo dispatch reports abrupt exchange as Red and Allied commanders propose resuming talks while clashing on a site. Gen Ridgway offers to meet at a midway location not under exclusive control, while Reds insist on Kaesong and reject new guarantees for neutrality.
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Rinning
Counterattack Halts Five Day Allied Offensive In Korea
Flame-throwing infantry from nine UN nations breached Chinese defenses on the western front but fierce Red counterattacks stalled the push along much of a 40 mile front. Gains reached up to four miles in places as Canadian, British and other Allied troops fought hand to hand with Chinese defenders northeast of Kaesong near the Imjin River.
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Dark Homer Sparks 5-1 Mets Loss in Foggy New York Game
Game summary shows New York NYSE 200 003 an 0-5 New York A 010 000 100-1. Dark hits a homer as E Thompson, McDougald, and Lockman drive runs. Koslo picks up the win, Reynolds the loss. 5673 attendance, receipts $311477.06.
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Jon Papparetla
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Art Gore
North Carolina spared as hurricane shifts away
A 100 mph hurricane skirted North Carolina outer banks and veered northeast into the open Atlantic. The center passed about 73 miles east, with gusts and high tides indicating its passage. Warnings were issued for shipping as two vessels faced trouble near Cape Henry, Virginia. The storm, the eighth of the season, formed 300 miles south of Pensacola and moved northeast off Florida and into the Atlantic.
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Austin Lands Philip Jessup
Warren A. Austin defended Philip C. Jessup as a strong proponent of American interests with no Communist ties. He testified before a Senate subcommittee studying Jessup’s U N nomination, disputing McCarthy’s charges and urging Jessup for the Paris General Assembly.
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School Picnic Ends in Triple Drowning
Glenfield New York Oct 4 Three students died when a motor rowboat carrying six high school pupils overturned during a school picnic at Brantingham Lake eighty yards from shore in West Leyden Central School district rescue efforts saved three others Volunteers recovered the bodies of Donald Rauscher sixteen Patricia Goodhines sixteen and Douglas Eene eighteen after the tragedy at the lake authorities investigated the accident and identified the drowned as local students from the West Leyden Central School area.
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Patricia ‘Goodhines
Truman attacks press for 95 percent secrecy claim
President Truman said newspapers and slick magazines have published 95 percent of the nation's secret information, justifying a security order he defends as necessary to protect secrets. He rejected censorship but urged responsible self restraint by newsrooms and publishers amid criticism. The order, issued Sept. 23, allows withholding information deemed dangerous and outlines classification methods.
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Five Million Voted for GI Insurance
Congress approved a 35 million fund to pay death benefits to servicemen lost since the Korean War began. The legislation sets 19 thousand dollars to each beneficiary over 120 months, with a 10 thousand cap including free and other government life insurance. Automatic coverage applies to personnel entering service after Korea.
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Korea
San Diego Water Bill to Truman
The House by a voice vote sent to President Truman a bill to fund a second water supply line into the San Diego area. The estimated 18 million dollar cost will be repaid in 40 years with interest by the San Diego War Authority, drawing water from the Colorado River and tying in with the Metropolitan Aqueduct. The vote approved a noncontroversial Senate amendment to a bill passed last month by the House.
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Truman
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Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Johnstown Plant
A $1,000,000 fire at the National Radiator Company's Century Plant in Johnstown, caused by exploding chemicals, killed one firefighter and injured six as flames engulfed a two story building. The blaze occurred while workers were on lunch break. Also noted, reporters report the death of a fireman and a separate Senate inquiry segment mentions Budenz testifying about alleged Communist influence at the Institute of Pacific Relations.
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Where To Find It Beach Combing and More
A compact index reveals page locations for features such as Beach Combing on C-1, Boyle on A-19, Bridge on A-19, Classifie Ads on C-6 and 11, Comics on B-11, Crossword on C-2, Editorial on A-13, Financial on C-8 and C-9, Shipping Table on C-9, Sports on C-5 to C-7, Theaters on C-4, Tides and Temperatures on C-9, Women Activities on B-?
Variable cloudiness with sunny afternoon outlook
Weather forecast shows variable cloudiness tonight and tomorrow morning, with brighter conditions tomorrow afternoon. Temperatures remain steady and winds shift from light variable tonight and tomorrow morning to the west southwest by tomorrow afternoon.
Doctors Revive Navy Vet After 15 Minutes Dead
EL MONTE Oct 4 AP doctors revived Navy veteran Hewitt who had been dead about 15 minutes after a fall. Surgeons performed a thoracotomy and massaged the heart with adrenaline and benezdrine to combat alcohol in his system. Breathing resumed within two minutes, though brain damage possible. he later moved to Veterans Hospital in Long Beach.
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Healthy girl born two months after cries heardinside womb
Hanford report details a healthy five pound baby girl born to Beatrice Avilez two months after doctors first heard the infant crying inside her abdomen. Dr. Earl Hagen delivered the child. the mother and newborn are said to be well. Frank Avilez notified physicians of the sounds, which were audible up to five feet away and recorded for study.
Witness Moretti shot dead in New Jersey restaurant
Cliffside Park New Jersey October 4 1940 The crime witness Wile Moretti a gambler tied to underworld bosses Frank Costello and Joe Adonis was killed in a restaurant while fresh from Senate crime committee testimony claiming legal horse betting earnings He was with associates including Sal Moretti and Al Capone figures as authorities probe the shooting and related rackets.
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Joe Adonis
Sal Moretti
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