Yankees Crush Giants 18-1 in World Series Game Five
New York Yankees dominate New York Giants 18-1 at Polo Grounds to take a 3-2 series lead. Rookie Gil McDougald hits a bases loaded homer and Phil Rizzuto adds a two run shot as Ed Lopat allows five hits. Yankees chase closer to third straight title under Casey Stengel.
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New York
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Gil McDougald
Phil Rizzuto
Ed Lopat
Larry Jansen
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Casey Stengel
Giants
McDougald
Egypt Egypt UK clash over Suez rights amid Cairo move
London rejects Cairo bid to void the 1936 treaty as Britain vows to keep full rights in the Suez area. Crowds in Cairo protest while Egyptian Premier Nahas Pasha pushes Parliament to oust British from the canal and gain Sudan control.
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New York
London
Britain
Egypt
Cairo
Woodsling
Oltreaty
Rizzuto
Berra
DiMaggio
Suez
areDougald
Herbert Mor- Brown
Tison
Coleman
Stanky
Thomson
de- Irvin
Sues Canal
Spencer
Wissese
Sudan
Konikowsh
Jansen
Kennedy
Run
Middle East
Morrison
Corwin
Harbor Man Fatally Beaten in Wilmington Home
Lamell L. Gentry a 31 year old Western Cotton Compress Co employee was found dead in his living room at 1030 East Walk Wilmington after apparently dying from internal injuries after a savage beating. Neighbors heard sounds Saturday night blood stains on his car upholstery and a broken rear window were noted. The body was sent to the county morgue for autopsy.
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Lamell L. Gentry
E Walk
Wilmington
Gentry
Western Cotton Compress Co
Barbara
McCarthy Ouster Probe Ordered
Washington Oct 9 subcommittee voted to investigate Sen McCarthy and oust him from Congress. The move followed a demand by Sen Benton and involved hearing testimony from Lopat and Kennedy among others. Summers said a staff will report back with findings by a set date.
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New York
E — Woodling
Thomson
Irvin
Hartung
Rbidimaggio
McDougald
Rizzuto
Mize
Westrum
DiMaggio
Woodling
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Dp-Lopat
Jansen
Berra
Rizzzuto
Kennedy
Spencer
Brown
Lopat
Mays
So—Jansen
Washington
WPA
Senate
Collins
Corwin
Coleman
Lohrke
Wes
Bentontrum
Ho—Jansen
Inn
D-Conn
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Con
Korikow- Eres
Ski
Gillette
Iowa
Dansen
Bill
Los Angeles
Twos
Ballanfant
Psparellz
Astrol
Barlick
Doha
Woodiing
Hennedy
Lopaf
Stevens
Verduge Mountains
Art Gore
Crescenta
Rio Hondo Basin
el Monte
Many Members Deferred Draft Law Eased Reserve Inductions
Washington, Oct. 9 The Selective Service Director eased draft rules to let more reservists remain with their units rather than be inducted. Those who joined the organized reserves before last July 1 will be deferred, while others drafted earlier may be postponed for the remainder of their current enlistment or up to one year. No reservist who joined after forming a reserve component or who failed pre induction physicals will be deferred.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Wvill
Benton Calls for Senate Inquiry Over McCarthy Actions
Gillette said a full Senate inquiry should probe Senator McCarthy after Benton urged expansion of the probe to cover pre election activities. The group met on Sept 28, and no immediate action was taken. Benton accuses McCarthy of perjury fraud and deceit since 1946.
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Gillette
Benton
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Subcommittee
Where to Find It Listing Fragments
A garbled index lists newspaper sections and page references including Boyle-Page A-T1, Bridge-Page A-11, Classified Ads B-8 to B-17, Comics 6-4, Crossword A-8, Editorial A-T0, Financial B-6 and B-7, Obituaries Paoga B8, Shipping FB, Sports a13, Theaters A-12, Temperatures Pace B-7, Weber 5, Activities B-2,3.
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Boyle
Paoga
Weber
Atomic weapons push to halt Red advance in America
Congressman Jackson warned Russia could strike 20 to 30 American cities with atomic bombs and urged immediate, large scale production of tactical weapons. He said the U S can make weapons in many varieties, with funds, as debates on a $4.4 billion defense and atomic energy appropriation proceed.
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Washington
Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Russia
Rep
Jackson
D-Wash
Atomic Energy Group
United States
Red Army
House
Jelosely
Senate
Set. McMahon
D.conn
House Atomic Energy Committee
Koreas
Sen. Moody
D.mich
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
California pay phones switch from nickel to dime
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. won a 24.452 million dollar rate increase from the Public Utilities Commission, effective Nov 1, eliminating nickel pay phones. Residential and business rates rise on average 15 to 75 cents monthly, with a temporary 3 percent surcharge during the coin-box conversion to dimes.
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San Francisco
Gut
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
BP. T
T. C
California
Son of Mark Clark Wounded Third Time
Washington October 9 Captain William D. Clark son of the chief of Army field forces has received his third battle wound in Finnas yucca indicating continued active service and frontline exposure amid ongoing operations in Finnas yucca.
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Mark Clark
Washington
U& Capt
William D. Clark
Army Field Forces
Finnas
China Reds Re enter Fight to Stem Gl s
U S Eighth Army reports intensified combat as Chinese Reds shift to eastern and western fronts. U S First Division cavalry pierce gains near Yonchon while Second Division probes toward Heartbreak Ridge. Red forces suffer heavy casualties and territorial losses as Allied moves continue July ceasefire talks and refitted troops enter new sectors.
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China
U.S. Eighth Army
Korea
U. S. First Division
Yonchon
U. S. Army
U.N
Associated Press
Stan Carter
Kim Wi Sung
U. S
Kim II Sung Ridge
Anggu
U.S. Army
Viel Army
Wien Ot al
Quebec Welcomes Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh
The capital of Quebec greets the royal couple with church bells and a 21-gun salute marking the start of their coast-to-coast Canadian tour. Elizabeth appears in a moss green velvet dress with cloche hat as Royal Canadian Mounted police and Royal 22nd Regiment coordinate a formal arrival beside the St. Lawrence River.
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Quebec
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Toyal
Washington, D. C
Ottawa
St. Lawrence River
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Gaspard Fawteux
Maurice Duplessis
Lucien Borne
Royal Canadian Air Force
Royal 22Nd Regiment
Rusk Refutes State Dept Push for Red China Recognition
Dean Rusk said before a Senate subcommittee that no top State Department official ever advocated recognizing the Chinese Communist regime. Senator Sparkman reported Rusk’s remark at a closed meeting while Jessup’s UN nomination faced questions over prior testimony. Rusk noted Jessup as an ambassador at large in response to the line of questioning.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
State Department
U. S
China
Sen
Sparkman
D.-Ala
Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations
Truman
Philip C. Jessup
United Nations
Jessup
Harold E. Stassen
Wmna
Weather outlook with cooling and variable winds
Variable high cloudiness continues through tomorrow with cooler temperatures. Tonight and tomorrow expect light variable winds, generally southwest at 8 to 16 miles per hour, easing into tomorrow afternoon.
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Besoming
U S Ship Ernest G Small Hits Mine Killing Eight
In Tokyo the Far East Naval Headquarters said eight sailors were killed and 19 injured when the U S destroyer Ernest G Small struck a mine Sunday night while engaging Redshore batteries off Hungnam on the east coast of North Korea. The ship steamed out under its own power and headed for Japan after transferring eight seriously wounded to the heavy cruiser Helena.
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Tokyo
Far East
U. S
Ernest G. Small
North Korea
Navy
Washington
Small
Hungnam
U. 5
Helena
Wonsan
Japan
Korean
Rendova
Korea
U. S S
New Jersey
Hung:nam
Foe Expected to Agree to Fresh Talks
Tokyo reports indicate the Communists may renew cease fire negotiations by sending a new message to the Allies. A preparatory liaison officers meeting is seen as likely, potentially leading to resumption of talks halted Aug. 23 at Panmunjom. Ridgway urged a nearby liaison session while U N notes were delivered. Cont. on A-4 Col 3.
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Tokyo
Nate Polowetzky
Munsan
Amed
Panmun
Jom
Long Beach
Matthew B. Ridgway
Panmunjom
Ridgway
U. N
Adm
C. Turner Jay
Korea
Associated Press
Robert Tuckman
Impaled Golf Club Kills Player In Freak Accident
Seattle October 9. A young golfer Edward M. Harrison about 25 of Bellevue Wash bled to death when the metal shaft of his driver broke and stabbed him as he swung the club. Other players on the course mistook his screams for peacock noises. Harrison was alone near the ninth tee and died about 100 yards from the tee. The driver injury caused fatal bleeding and the killer shaft was the result of a broken golf club.
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Seatile
Iss
King County
Adam W. Lyskoski
Edward M. Harrison
Bellevue
Wash
Lyskoski
Harrison
Fis
A. Cach
Kit Roker’s
Tairwey
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