Dodgers Power Wins Game One of 1952 World Series
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 4 2 before 34861 fans, powered by three home runs from Robinson Snider and Reese. Joe Black earned the win in relief as Yankees pitching offered a homer by Gil McDougald.
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Joe Black
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Cox
Moren
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Snider
Berra
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Noren
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Martin
Black
Johnny Rutherford
Ken Lehman
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Ler
New Bible Seen As Moral Uplift
Dr. Franklin Zentz urged world leaders to adopt the new Revised Standard Edition of the Bible to shore up moral standards amid crises. The event at St John’s Church highlighted the edition’s improvements over the King James Version and linked biblical principles to U.S. constitutional ideals. Four individuals and a family received Bibles funded by the National Council of Churches.
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Franklin Zentz
Rockford Court Street Methodist Church
St. John’s Church
Zentz
England
United States
U. S
National Council of Churches
Myron E. Jeglum
Herman L. Schindler
E. O. Evans
Herman D. Legler
Judith Thorpe
Ray Thorpe
Jordan Native Ray Blaine Dies in New Hampton
Ray Blaine 70, a native of Jordan township and retired farmer, died this morning in New Hampton Iowa. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday. He was son of Charles and Lydia Blaine and leaves widow and two daughters. He had three sisters and three brothers, with one brother and sister already deceased.
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Jordan Township
New Hampton
Charles
Lydia Bechtolt Blaine
Iowa
Edward Indergand
Madison
Julian Clark
Monroe
Iva
Lee
Hampton
Orville
Rockford
George
Claude
Milwaukee
Emmon
Verda Hamer
Albany
House Probe Faults McGrath Cleanup Efforts
House investigators said former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath showed no enthusiasm for the Justice Department cleanup and appeared to delay investigations. The report accuses him of lacking knowledge of the department and of aiming to prevent examination of its files.
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J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
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Truman
House Judiciary
Newbold Morris
New York
Chelf
D-Ky
Rep Smith Tours Local Soil Conservation Tour
Congressman Lawrence H. Smith observed soil conservation work in Green County visiting farmers and sites. He discussed farmer support for funds with Marvin Schneers and Nick Calabresa while inspecting Smock Valley and nearby farms including Schuetz, Fuchs, Behrens, Digmans, Amacher, Stauffacher, Freitag, and Leopold and noting dairy conversion and contour strip practices.
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Marvin Schneers
Soils Conservation Service
Nick Calabresa
Green County
Rep. Smith
Smock Valley Water Shed
Thomas Schuetz
Schuetz
Smith
Emmanuel Fuchs
Ralph Behrens
Kendall Digmans
S. J. Amacher
Harold Blumer
William Leopold
Conrad Stauffacher
Monticello
Stauffacher
Stauffacher Place
Stauffachers
Marvin Freitag Farm
Schneers
Adison
Calabresa
Monroe
Prices Move Down In Market Trading
New York stocks closed mostly lower as prices moved irregularly. The day saw a mostly fractional decline with occasional gains climbing around a point at best.
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New York
Kubly Resumes Cab Runs With Own Car
Kubly resumes taxi service using his own auto under a separate permit after a lapse during the dissolution of the firm partnership. He says many customers asked for service, so he acted to accommodate them.
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Kubly
Ben J. Kubly
Polio drive boosted in Green County with weekend events
The Emergency Polio fund drive gains momentum with a band concert Monday, stock car races Sunday, a Saturday wheel chair race around the square, a double header Sunday ball game, and a tug of war to raise funds. A Oct 19 square dance jamboree in Monroe aids the effort with music by Ted Rugh and friends. Large checks arrive as the drive continues.
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Monroe
Ted Rugh
Blackhawk Valley Boys
Madison
Verona
Oregon
Co. K Guard
Monroe Park
Allan F. Barnard
Green County Masonic Chorus
Allan L. Barnard
Leland L. Lamboley
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
Crash Victim Only Survivor of Mishap In Ambulance Cash
In Harrisville Michigan an ambulance crash killed two and left Pfc. Theodore Bazner the sole survivor. Capt. Gerald Lechtele Air Force doctor died while transfusing blood to Bazner and Cpl. Robert Ingram driver also perished. Bazner had previously been injured in a separate car crash near Tata.
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Mich
Gerald Lechtele
Theresa
Wis
Air Force
Robert Ingram
Theodore Bazner
Detroit
Bazner
Tawas
Isolation Ward Receives Three New Patients
Three new patients entered St. Clare hospital isolation ward yesterday. Two children, David Schneider 7 from Cuba City and Donald Meier 7 from South Wayne, have spinal polio in early stages. Keith Penniston 17 of Argyle is under observation with possible polio symptoms. George Flaherty 8 of Albany has a positive polio diagnosis and is beyond the acute stage, responding to treatment.
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St. Clare Hospital
David Schneider
Ed Schneider
Cuba City
Donald Meier
Glen Meier
South Wayne
Keith Penniston
Argyle
Howard Penniston
George Flaherty
George Flaherty Sr
Albany
George
Brannan to attend breakfast before court house address
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan will speak at a non partisan 8 30 a m breakfast at the Eugene hotel before his 9 30 a m address from the east side steps of the courthouse He arrives from Dodgeville and will be introduced by Mayor Brooks J Dunwiddie Also attending are Dem senator candidate Thomas Fairchild and a host committee of local figures including William J Figs Edward Kneeberger Ray Grady and Nic Zentner The event plans a Swiss cheese gift and a rain contingency at the circuit courtroom if needed
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Charles F. Brannan
Eugene
Court House East Side
Brannan
Dodgeville
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Thomas Fairchild
William J. Figs
William Grant
Edward Kneeberger
Ray Grady
Nic Zentner
Thomval Wamstead
Ralph McGuire
Clarence J. Hoesly
Clarence W. Loveland
Ralph Stauffacher
R. J. Douglas
Farm Bureau Federation
Kenneth Allen
Arnie Agnew
Milton Junction
Democratic Congress
F. Earl Lamboley
Archie Myers Jr
Lions Club
Myron Jeglum
Virgil Brunkow
Farm Bureau
DOC
Patsy Flannery
Green County
Fred Williams
John C. Nye
Assembly
Arthur Chandler
Verona
Madison
Court House
Riot at Cheju Island POW camp leaves 45 dead
American guards killed 45 Chinese prisoners of war and wounded 120 during a riot at Cheju Island camp while celebrating the anniversary of China's Communist regime. Two American soldiers were slightly hurt as 500 prisoners clashed with improvised weapons in the compound.
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Korea
China
Prisoner of War Command
Koje Island
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Pusan
U. S
Lightning Strikes Wiota Church Sparks Fire Rescue
The West Wiota church south of Wiota was saved from a fire yesterday after John Nelson and Lavern Mahlood spotted smoke from the steeple and alerted the Wiota fire department. Damage estimated at 1000 dollars, with ceilings cut to access the blaze. fire units from Darlington and Gratiot assisted. The church, built in 1889, had been recently remodeled and redecorated.
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South Wayne
West Wiota
Wiota
John Nelson
Lavern Mahlood
Edward Johnson
Darlington
Gratiot
J. A. Nestingen
Car Crash Kills Cow and Injures Driver and Tow Vehicle Worker
A cow owned by Fred Gerber on route 1 Juda was killed after being hit by a car driven by Roseann May Matzke on a dirt road south of Juda. Harold F. Thurston, Monroe Sales Co. employee, suffered a severe arm and wrist cut while preparing to tow the Matzke car and was treated at a local hospital. The Matzke car sustained heavy damage. the cow valued about $350. The sheriff deputy Burkhalter assisted. Mrs. Matzke reported no injuries.
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Fred Gerber
Juda
Roseann May Matzke
Route 1
Davis
Ill
Harold F. Thurston
Monroe
Monroe Sales Co
Matzke
Thurston
Brodhead
St. Clare Hospital
Eisenhower rally crowds buoy GOP forward in Michigan and beyond
Eisenhower moved through Michigan delivering speeches praising bipartisan foreign policy and a crusade for good government. He drew about 12 000 at Bay City and 20 000 at Saginaw while blasting Truman and Stevenson, and signaling readiness to attack communists in government. The campaign included stops in Columbia South Carolina and a Springfield Illinois briefing on telegrams tied to Stevenson. Truman denounced Eisenhower from the Hungry Horse Dam dedication in Montana, accusing him of siding with private power interests and warning of creeping socialism.
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Chicago Daily News
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Smith
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Boise
Idaho
Boulder Dam
Eisenhower Support Talk Ahead of Appleton Rally
Wisconsin Republican leaders anticipate Eisenhower will not object to McCarthy introducing him at Appleton Friday morning. Brannan spoke to River Falls on grain losses while McCarthy posed four questions on the grain disappearance. Eisenhower has not endorsed McCarthy’s re election but will back the GOP nominee as a party member. Jack Rouse predicted a strong McCarthy statement in Wisconsin and McCarthy himself may join the Appleton event.
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State
Republican Voluntary Committee
Milwaukee
Rouse
Wether McCarthy
Wisconsin Cheese Markets Steady with Fair Demand
Wisconsin cheese markets show steady to firm tone in American and Swiss varieties. Domestic Swiss prices hold firm though activity slows. selling points range from 46 to 58 cents with several grades listed, while domestic Swiss shows a steady firm pattern amid fair demand.
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Federal
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