Preacher Roe Shuts Out Yankees In Six-Hitter
Brooklyn pitcher Preacher Roe blanked the New York Yankees for six hits in a 1-0 victory at Stadium New York in the 46th World Series. Jackie Robinson sparked the lone run with a second inning double as Roe weathered late Yankee threats and a hand injury. The series stands one game each as the Dodgers head to Ebbets Field for the next games.
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Strike Settlement Claimed by Bridges in Hawaii
In Honolulu Bridges claimed a settlement of the longshore strike after negotiations. The employers’ chief negotiator denied any agreement, noting the dispute remains unresolved. Bridges said wage increases would total 15 cents an hour for 2000 workers with a further 7 cent raise next February.
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Settlement talks falter in longshore wage dispute
No settlement reached as union and companies haggle over 1949 World Series style issues and a longshore contract. Bridges warned of continuation of negotiations only with union approval, while plans to end the strike loom over outside port workers and wage hikes for non stevedoring staff.
Untitled listings and sections cross references
A catalog of newspaper sections and page references covers Bridge Comics Editorial Financial sports theaters and various columns. It lists pages C-4 C-12 to C-15 B-2 B-7 B-13 A-14 A-15 and sections such as Women's activities and Old Skipper with multiple page allocations.
Court-martial Looking for Crommelin
Secretary of the Navy Matthews ordered charges against Capt. John Crommelin and denounced him to a Congressional committee. Crommelin, suspended and restricted to his home, defended Navy morale amid unification policy criticism.
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School Bus Crash Kills 6 on Narrow Bridge
A bus carrying about 70 pupils collided with an ice truck on a dirt bridge in Middlesex North Carolina. Six children were killed and 15 injured, with one critically ill. The dead include Judie Massey Anne Debnam Carolyn Debnam Shelby Jean Bryant from Zebulon and Robert Carter Swian Bryant from Middlesex.
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Lewis Accepts U S Offer to Mediate Soft coal Dispute
Lewis, the labor leader, accepts the U S mediation offer in the 18 day soft coal strike. He informs S Ching with a telegram saying Will attend and meets Northern and Western operators at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia for a three day conference. Officials worry over talks as coal and steel strikes affect the economy. Truman defends lack of intervention while discussions consider a fact finding board. Westinghouse Electric rejects a wage increase proposal and pushes pension and insurance fund talks.
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Three Questioned After Report of Armed Holdup
Three men were questioned today in connection with an alleged holdup of a City Lines bus driver. Police said the driver conspired with two companions to stage the incident. In custody were William M. DeVries, 29, Cecil Coleman, 24, and Edward Ehrlich Jr, 22. Investigators recovered money and papers in DeVries home and Ehrlich and Coleman admitted the conspiracy. The case involved other robberies including a February 12 liquor store holdup.
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United States protests Soviet mistreatment of Americans
The United States delivers a sharp note to Moscow condemning the mistreatment of two American students and an American soldier detained in the Soviet zone of Germany. It demands punishment for responsible Soviet officials and notes that innocent citizens were unfairly treated and held for long periods without charges while in Europe.
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Cripple Killed in $50 Holdup
AMARILLO Texas Oct. 6 A polio victim was shot and killed by a robber last night at a suburban filling station. The victim Charles Lee Freeman 21, attendant, suffered crippling polio in his left arm. Police said the robbers took $50 from the cash register and searched Freeman’s pockets for more money.
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American Freighter Empire State Runs Aground Near Walvoorden
The 8284-ton American freighter Empire State ran aground on the Scheldt near Walvoorden in South Beveland early today while en route to Antwerp. She requested tugboat assistance.
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Truman UK seven billions arms aid signed by President
President Truman today signed the seven billions in arms aid bill and a separate $5,809,990,000 measure to fund aid through next June. The aid targets Western Europe, the Middle East, and the Pacific to bolster resistance to communism, with most funds going to the Marshall Plan and additional support for Greece, Turkey, Germany, Austria, Japan, and the Ryukyus.
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RFC Lends Kaiser-Frazer 34.4 Million for 1951 Tooling
The Reconstruction Finance Corp. granted 34.4 million dollars to Kaiser-Frazer Corp. in Washington on October 6 to finance tooling for 1951 model production. The motor manufacturer was understood to seek the funds to prepare new models and expand facilities amid ongoing discussions.
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