Curtain Raised As Yankees Edge Braves In 1958 Opener
Hank Bauer homered in the fifth to put the New York Yankees ahead 3 2 over the Milwaukee Braves in the opening game of the 1958 World Series. Spahn vs Ford in a rematch of last year’s starters, with forecasts for windy cool weather and a sellout crowd of 47 300. Skowron homered for the Yankees after a late rally as the Yankees won 4 3.
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Hank Bauer
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
New York Giants
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Yankees
Ford
Spahn
Casey Stengel
Joe McCarthy
Aurora Mayor Fails to Reach President Over Troops
Aurora Illinois mayor Paul Egan tried to reach President Eisenhower to request federal troops as his order to dismiss 68 police officers and his bid to revive the council fell flat. He said the White House number bounced through secretaries and warned of a revolution in Aurora. Police chief Dan Curran, the force, council, and citizens ignored his actions.
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Aurora
Ill
Paul Egan
Eisenhower
Egan
White House
Mrs Brando Quits Hollywood in Divorce Filing
Mrs Marlon Brando has made the rumor official she will sue for divorce. Anna Kashfi Brando told a reporter this is final and conclusive I can no longer take his indifference and neglect and his strange way of living.
Series starters set for World Series opener
Milwaukee lineup shows Red Schoendienst at second and Hank Aaron in right field with Eddie Mathews at third as Warren Spahn starts on the mound. New York counters with Hank Bauer and Mickey Mantle in the lineup led by Whitey Ford on the mound.
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Yankees
Ford
Bauer
Covington
McDougald
Mantle
Pafko
Braves
Carey
Schoendienst
Logan
Mathews
New York
Hank Bauer
Gil McDougald
Mickey Mantle
Elston Howard
Yogi Berra
Bill Skowron
Andy Carey
Tony Kubek
Whitey Ford
Milwaukee
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Wes Covington
del Crandall
Andy Pafko
Warren Spahn
French Guinea Given Freedom
Paris reports Guinea proclaimed its independence as French sovereignty passed to a new cabinet in Conakry at midnight. Prime Minister Sekou Toure seeks a continued association with France, desiring dominion status under the Fifth Republic while hoping to maintain ties to the franc zone.
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Paris
Guinea
Conakry
West Africa
Dakar
Liberia
Sekou Toure
de Gaulle
French Empire
Toure
France
UAW and Chrysler Agree on Key Contract Terms
DETROIT United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp report agreement on basic provisions of a three year contract for production and maintenance workers with wage increases totaling 24 to 30 cents hourly over the period. Unresolved issues for office staff to be settled later. Reuther said pattern mirrors Ford deal of Sept 17 and headed to GM talks before a 10 a.m. Thursday strike deadline.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
General Motors
Wreckage Found of Plane Carrying Ten Chiefs
A P2V submarine-hunter plane from Naval Air Station Brunswick Maine vanished en route to check instruments. Wreckage was located in the Gulf north of Key West Florida with ten crewmen reported aboard and no rafts sighted.
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Key West
Fla
Gulf
Here
Brunswick
Maine
Naval Air Station
Special Council Meeting Tonight
Mayor Victor N. Schiller calls a 7 30 p m meeting to rename oath filing officials and consider items on a potential Wells property purchase curb and gutter contract payment liquor license for Mansion on the Idle Hour farm Poppy Day solicitation by the VFW and sewer elevation corrections at Knob Hill the oath file review shows 21 officials without oaths and appointments may be made tonight
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Wells
Victor N. Schiller
Idle Hour Farm
VFW
Knob Hill
Freda M. Bray
Helen L. Gempeler
Antique Auto Rally Fans Gather in Monroe for Fall Foliage Tour
Antique Automobile Club members from the Chicago area converge on Monroe Friday afternoon for the Fall Foliage Tour, the third time Monroe hosts this major event. Fifty-one cars are signed for the tour starting at the Pioneer Inn, with Idle Hour Mansion as rally HQ and a Friday dinner at the Mansion.
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Antique Automobile Club
Elgin
Monroe
Conan
Eathany Jr
Leanes
Lake Forrest
Ill
Bennett
Times
Chicago Area
Cook County
Guttenberg
Ray Kubly
Pioneer Inn
Rockton
Wisconsin Aaa
Chicago
County Crops Warn Of Frost Impact Across Regions
Frost last night chilled parts of the county with readings as low as 28, Monroe at 32, and another frost forecast tonight. Most corn is reported safe, though crop condition varies widely. hay and oats show better yields, while overall corn and hay output lagged last year. Farmers race to finish silo filling and stock up on hay while some fields already face potential prussic acid risk from sudan grass post frost. Milk output remains steady despite grazing limits, aided by dry lot feeding and increased green feed.
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Monroe
Sudan
Roman Borkovec
Private School Funding Sought in Little Rock
Little Rock Private School Corp appealed for public contributions in money and buildings to run high schools as private segregated institutions. Dr T J Raney announced a study of facilities, contingent on a pending 8th U.S. Circuit Court decision. Court orders halted leasing allows no immediate term opening and state aid to the district was cut.
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Little Rock
Raney
Eisenhower
Arch Ford
Cheese demand holds steady in Madison market
Madison Wisconsin prices for American cheese show demand fair to good with supplies tight on junior grade cheddary and variable on small styles. Large styles generally adequate while midget prices fall due to completion of late grass cheese curing contract. cheddars 32-35 percent, 40 pound blocks 34-36, single daisies 35-36, long eo 35-36, midgets 36- percent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Chiang Opposes Any Rethink of Quemoy defense stance
In Kaohsiung Chiang Kai-shek criticized reports that U S Secretary Dulles favored withdrawing or reducing forces on Quemoy and other offshore is lands. He urged firmness, said cease fire wishes are unrealistic, and warned that Communist attacks target Americas Asia defense line while affirming support for keeping the islands.
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Spencer Moosa
Kaohsiung
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Washington
Dulles
Chiang
Peiping
Mr. Dulles
Quemoy
Kinmen
Republic of China
America
Asia
Hawthornes Acquire Restaurant Building
Mr and Mrs Alden J Hawthorne proprietors of the Waffle Shop yesterday purchased the building on the east side of the square occupied by the restaurant from Mr and Mrs Paul W Neubauer. The Hawthornes had purchased the Waffle Shop business from the Neubauers in July 1952. The building had been bought by the Neubauers from the estate of Roy Jaberg who died in October 1950.
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Alden J. Hawthorne
Waffle Shop
Paul W. Neubauer
Hawthornes
The
Neubauers
Roy Jaberg
Stock prices dip after profit taking in New York
The stock market fell late in the day as investors booked profits after a surge to record highs. Volume was about 3.7 million shares, below Tuesday’s 4.16 million, with leading issues easing a fraction while oils and select issues held up.
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New York
Gilbert Hoesly Taken by Death
Gilbert Peter Hoesly 75 prominent New Glarus resident and Green County Board member died at St. Clare hospital after several weeks illness. He served 30 years on the village board including 12 years as mayor and sat on the county board representing New Glarus since 1946. He was active in business and Masonic and church groups and helped with the Tell pageant. Survivors include his wife two daughters four grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Swiss United Church of Christ with burial in church cemetery. Masonic rites.
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New Glarus
Green County Board
Gilbert Peter Hoesly
St. Clare Hospital
Hoesly
Ernest Hoesly
Mt. Pleasant Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Bank of New Glarus
Upright Swiss Embroidery Corp
Masonic Order
New Glarus Masonic
Madison Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
New Glarus Eastern Star
Swiss United Church of Christ
Wilhelm Tell Guild
Golden Fleece
Peter
Margaret Figi Hoesly
Mr. Hoesly
Anna Marty
Peter Hoesly
R. E. Ferris
Madison
W. J. Weinberg
Cleveland
Hotel Strike Cripples Pittsburgh's Big Hotels
Pittsburghs first major hotel strike since 1946 crippled five leading hotels as 2300 service employees were ordered off the job at 1 40 a m by representatives of two unions.
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Pittsburgh
Eisenhower urges obedience to school rulings with grave consequences
President Eisenhower urged all Americans to comply with the Supreme Court school integration rulings at a news conference. He warned that defying the decisions could bring grave consequences to the nation, stressing equal justice under law and the duty of public officials and citizens to uphold constitutional rights. He also touched on Far East policy, Adams resignation, the Seawolf sub, and his hospital checkup.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Virginia
Far East
Quemoy
United States
Adams
Sherman Adams
Meade Alcorn
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
Swiss Market Firm On Two Lower Grades
MADISON The Wisconsin Swiss cheese market today steady on top grades and firm on Grades C and D. Supplies of top grades are adequate while offerings of C and D remain short for fair to good demand. Prices blocks State brand 41-43, B 38-41, C 34-36, D 32-34.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Governor appoints Watford Seguin to State Soil Conservation
Gov Vernon Thomson named Watford Seguin of Eleva to the State Soil Conservation Committee for a three year term. Seguin, age 52, will serve on the panel alongside other members.
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Naved
Madison
Vernon Thomson
Watford Seguin
Eleva
State Soil Conservation Committee
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Aaron
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