Rhodes Steals the Show in Giants Win Over Indians
In Cleveland, Dusty Rhodes again starred as the New York Giants defeated the Indians 6 2 for their third straight World Series victory. Rhodes capped a three run third inning with a pinch hit and scored on a sacrifice, tying a Bobby Brown 1947 record.
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Cleveland
New York Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Ruben Gomez
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Giants
Thompson
Rhodes
Irvin
Mueller
Mays
Bobby Brown
Yankees
Williams
Garcia
Westrum
Gomez
Soviet Call for Step by Step Arms Reduction at United Nations
At the United Nations, Andrei Vishinsky urged a phased disarmament plan to half way mark with elimination of nuclear weapons. The proposal, backed cautiously by the western Big Three, outlines six key steps including 50 percent initial cuts, a temporary international control commission, halt to hydrogen and atomic weapon manufacture, and final elimination of weapons of mass destruction with a permanent control body to ensure compliance.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei Vishinsky
U.N. General Assembly
U.N
Vishinsky
Eisenhower
United States
Assembly
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Security Council
International Control Commission
Cheddar Prices Move Up in Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange reports cheddar prices rising with small style cheddars up while bids for pasteurized single daisies and pasteurized longhorns sit unfilled. Trading remains firm for daisies and longhorns. three cars of cheddars sold at 32 cents and one car of single daisies at 34 to 34 4 cents. Unfilled bids include five cars cheddars at 32 and mixed bids at 35 and 34 4 cents.
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Plymouth
Wiseconsin
Markets Irregular with Partial Gains and Losses
New York stock market showed an irregular price picture in the early afternoon with a generally lower tendency. Some stocks advanced while others rose one or two points at times. Most moves were fractional and trading ran below Thursday’s 1,840,000 shares.
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New York
Farm Product Prices Fall Two Percent Amid Shifts
The Agriculture Department reports a 2 percent drop in farm product prices from mid-August to mid-September, with declines in hogs vegetables eggs potatoes soybeans and chickens. Milk apples cotton cattle tobacco and wheat edged higher while overall parity stood at 88 percent, below recent highs. Parity measures compare prices farmers receive to costs of farm goods and services.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Rep Smith Addresses Residents on Atomic Energy and Defense
Rep. Smith spoke at the Courthouse on his bid for re election, arguing atomic weapons deter aggression and must be developed further. He promoted peaceful uses of atomic energy for disease cure and urged Douglas MacArthur as Far East authority while campaigning in Racine County. He also spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon.
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Pacific
Lawrence H. Smith
Smith
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Edward A. Krenzke
Racine Democrat
Kiwanis Club
Benkert and Blanc Named Fire Chief Assistants
Josef J. Benkert and Louis F. Blanc were named first and second assistant fire chiefs at a fire house meeting. Benkert had been second assistant and moves to first, vacating Otto J. Steinmann who joined Brodhead. Chief H. L. Sickinger said both will serve one year probation before official appointment.
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Josef J. Benkert
Louis F. Blanc
Benkert
Otto J. Steinmann
Brodhead
H. L
Bert) Sickinger
Minsters Drawing Agreement Will End German Occupation
Cpl. Claude J. Batchelor, Kermit Texas, is sentenced to life imprisonment after an eight‑man court martial for collaborating with the enemy while a prisoner of war in Korea. He is dishonorably discharged and loses all pay and allowances. He aided a postwar Red organization and broadcast propaganda for the Chinese Reds.
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San Antonio
Tex
Claude J. Batchelor
Korea
Batchelor
Kermit
United Nations
United States
John Megyess
Farrell
Wilcoe Watson
Corinth
Miss
John Fields
Galax
Bill Clark
Dallas
Reds
Army
Fort Sam Houston
United Nations Sanctuary
Cpl
Edward Dickenson
Cracker’s Neck
Dickenson
State Swine Sale Here Wednesday
The fourth annual boar and gilt sale of the Wisconsin Hampshire Breeders Association will be held in Monroe at the Green County Fairgrounds stock pavilion next Wednesday. There will be animals shown at 4 30 p m with the sale starting at 7 30 p m This is the first state sale in Monroe. Breeders have consigned 29 boars and 34 gilts, with Col W R Ingraham as auctioneer. All animals registered and transferred free of charge.
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Wisconsin Hampshire Breeders Association
Monroe
Green County Fairgrounds
Col. W. R. Ingraham
Tomah
Hampshire Swine Registry
Robert Grummer
University of Wisconsin
Gene Mason
Rollie Pemberton
Peoria
Wisconsin Association
Ralph S. Wilson
Burlington
Roy J. Brown
Beloit
Guerdon Reilly
Dodgeville
Norman Sue
Belmont
John W. Humphrey
Ixonia
Police Training Classes Favored Across Wisconsin
A joint Wisconsin police chiefs sheriffs and deputy sheriffs committee outlined tentative plans for training schools in Appleton Eau Claire Fond du Lac Janesville LaCrosse Madison Milwaukee Racine Rhinelander Richland Center Superior and Wausau. Cooperating with James Poster Milwaukee FBI office the program covers firearms judo arrest laws evidence first aid search and seizure court demeanor and public relations.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Appleton
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Janesville
LaCrosse
Madison
Racine
Rhinelander
Richland Center
Superior
Wausau
Wisconsin Chiefs of Police Association
Wisconsin Sheriffs and Deputy Sheriffs Association
James Poster
Milwaukee FBI Ofice
Wisconsin Plowing Contest Climax Amid Mud and Speech
In Manawa Wisconsin a two day state plowing contest ends with Gov Walter Kohler expected to speak as 4000 participants wade through ankle deep mud. Youth plow winners include August Linse Jr Eau Claire county 20 top contour junior and James Steeps Berlin 18 wins level land with 87 points.
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Manawa
Wis
Wisconsin
Waupaca
Walter Kohler
George Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Senate Agricultural Committee
Agricul
August Linse Jr
Eau Claire County
James Steeps
Berlin
McCarthy Defense Moves to Silence Censure Findings
Senator McCarthy and lawyer Edward Bennett Williams filed a bill of exceptions to block the six member Senate censure report. They pressed for an open mind as McCarthy’s defense unfolds before a special session set for November 8. The filing signals a lengthy defense citing numerous precedents and potential witness calls.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Edward Bennett Williams
Williams
Wisconsin
Watkins
Utah
Sen. Hendrickson
Ralph W. Zwicker
Deserters Seek Asylum As Berlin Deserter Total Rises
West Berlin police reported 270 East German Communist police defectors requested political asylum in September. The total deserters registered since January 1 reached 2,237.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Three Carrier Boys To Receive Newspaper Boy Awards
Three Evening Times carriers will be awarded Outstanding Newspaperboy certificates and pins by the Inland Daily Press Association at a Swiss Wheel Restaurant luncheon. Mayor Dunwiddie and District Attorney Kittelsen will address over 30 attendees before a theater party at Goetz theater.
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Evening Times
Inland Daily Press Association
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Goetz Theater
Walter J. Kohler
Jacob C. Marty Dies at 74 in Monroe
Jacob C. Marty 74 of 1914 16th avenue Monroe resident since age two died at 2 30 pm yesterday in a Monroe hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage illness started in April 1953 Born October 9 1879 in Canton Glarus Switzerland he was a cabinet maker and carpenter never married and was long a member of the Monroe fire department Surviving: three sisters Mrs Jacob Lewis Beloit Mrs La Verne Deal and Mrs Howard O Schulz Monroe and two brothers Fred B and Ernest Monroe Services 3 30 pm tomorrow at Shriner Neushwander funeral home Rev Paul C Kehle pastor of St Johns Evangelical and Reformed church officiating Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Jacob C. Marty
16Th Avenue
Monroe
Canton Glarus
Switzerland
Jacob
Maria Altman Marty
Marty
Monroe Fire Department
Jacob Lewis
Beloit
la Verne Deal
Howard O. Schulz
Fred B
Ernest
Samuel
David
Fred Steinman
Milwaukee
Emma Dinwiddie
Fannie
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral Home
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Monsoon Tragedy Hits Tapti River Valley North of Bombay
A freak monsoon storm drenched the Tapti River valley with 14 inches of rain in 40 hours causing death and destruction over 3000 square miles 150 miles north of Bombay. Eyewitnesses report nearly 50 bodies swept downstream by flood waters.
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India
Bombay
Tapti
Nine Power conference edges toward a German settlement
Western nations move to end the nine year occupation of western Germany and to incorporate West Germany into NATO and the Brussels Pact with safeguards against remilitarization. Adenauer Mendes-France Eden and Dulles seek a swift sovereignty grant and a joint declaration to wind up the occupation while restoring political and economic rights.
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France
West Germany
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Britain
NATO
Lester Pearson
Saar
Pierre Mendes- France
Adenauer
Bonn
Italy
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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
Anthony Eden
Pierre Mendes-France
Mendes-France
Eden
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Richard Rundell
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Clarence Anderson
Wisconsin Dells
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