Yanks Tie Series With Sixth Inning Rally
The New York Yankees surged to a 7-1 lead in the second World Series game as Billy Martin belted a two aboard home run. Dodgers rallied briefly but the Yankees held on after a six inning burst and joined the series.
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Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Billy Martin
Yankees
Bauer
Snider
Furillo
Rizzuto
Mantle
Campanella
Reese
Cox
Reese Fiied
Woodling
Berra
Collins
McDougald
Martin
Roller
Robinson
Pafko
Raschi
Hodges
Erskine
Hopper
Brannan Endorses Broad Cheese Aid Plan At Breakfast
Secretary of Agriculture Brannan told business and farm leaders in Eugene that cheese price supports should be available to all farm products and urged a program covering all goods. He noted dairy perishables were exempt from storage- facility laws and warned Congress districts lacking aid will resist price supports. He highlighted Rural Electrification gains and defended USDA against critics while stressing farmer welfare as national policy.
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Charles F. Brannan
Eugene
Brannan
Dodgeville
Monroe
Court House
G. Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Galli
Congress
Archie Myers Jr
America
Hoover Committee
USDA
William Figi
Roger C. Robson
Equity Coop Livestock Association
The
Washington
Wisconsin
Military Rites Held for Victim Krauss
A soldier who survived Korea but died in a home auto crash was buried with full military rites for Cpl. John H. Krauss 22 of 1003 9th Street. Service at Stuessy Funeral Home with VFW and American Legion honors, graveside at Greenwood Cemetery. Family reported, Camp McCoy assignment, paratrooper status, honorary pallbearers.
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Korea
John H. Krauss
Leonard Krauss
9Th Street
Highway 1181
Paul C. Kehle
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Stuessy Funeral Home
VFW
American Legion
Greenwood Cemetery
Emil Boesch
John A. MacMartin
Universalist Church
Sam Pickett
Gerald Purcell
M. R. Hyland
Frank M. Haren
WYFW
J. Herbert Steffen
Co. K
John Krey
Roy Rothenbuehler
Hollis Matzke
Charles Babler
John Williams
Clarence L. Goecks
Edward Dwyer
Roland Wuetrich
Alphonzo Goepfert Jr
Walter Marty
Yee
Roy Benkert
C. W. Chase
Two Polio Cases Reported In County
Two new polio cases are confirmed in Green County. Mrs. Donald Moe, former Helen Mathys of Darlington, a Conley rural school teacher, is isolated at St. Clare hospital. her husband is in Germany. The Conley school closes until a substitute is found. A second case, Mrs. Donald L. Campbell, 2117 7th Street, is also a polio patient at St. Clare. Public Health Service reports a 16 percent weekly drop in new cases nationwide.
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Lafayette County
St. Clare Hospital
Donald Moe
Helen Mathys
Darlington
Conley Rural School
Germany
Conley
Donald L. Campbell
7Th Street
Campbell
Helene C. Roth
Don
Carol Marie Krattiger
Herman Krattiger
Green County
Chamber of Commerce
Harold J. Lamboley
Prin. T. R. Holyoke
Willard R. Schuetze
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Lee Kirsch
Cub Scout den 10
Jaggi
Brodhead
Wrecker Service
Public Health Service Today
Polio Benefit Band Concert In Monroe Features New Masonic Chorus
A polio benefit concert Monday night at the high school gym will feature the Monroe Park band with a distinctive repertoire plus vocal numbers by the Green County Masonic Men's Chorus under new director Delbert Bowles. Donations at the auditorium office will receive tickets noting support for the Emergency Polio fund.
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Monroe Park
Green County Masonic Men’s Chorus
Robert H. Rieder
Green County Masonic Chorus
Delbert Bowles
William F. Guthrie
Robert Rieder
University of Wisconsin’s
School of Music
Noel Gay
Green County
Emma _ Lazarus
Irvine Berlin
Roy Ringwold
Freeport
Sigmund Romberg
Roy Ringwald
E. O. Evans
Joshua
Paul Yoder
Jericho
Monroe Park Board
Eisenhower Campaign Push Sparks Illinois Rally
Dwight D. Eisenhower drew about 20 000 supporters in Champaign urging Korea be defended by trained South Koreans and criticizing UN and U S policy. He clashed with Truman era allies while Stevenson campaigned in Springfield launching radio TV fireside chats and a reform drive.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Illinois
GOP
Champaign
Korea
United Nations
America
Asia
West
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
University of Illinois
Truman
Wisconsin
McCarthy
Michigan
Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Court House Square
Illinois Executive Mansion
Porter McKeever
McKeever
Breakout Plot Aboard Cheju Island Prison Revealed
General claims that 5884 Chinese Reds planned a mass breakout on Cheju Island were foiled by U S troops after a prisoner riot. Officials report 56 prisoners killed or fatally wounded and over 100 injured. The incident followed talks at Panmunjom with North Korean negotiators.
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Cheju Island
Korea
Thomas W. Herren
U. S
Herren
Panmunjom
William K. Harrison
U. N
Nam I
Cheju
Fifth Air Force
Wire Hill
Eighth Army
Chicago Elevator Walkout Halts City Office Work
Federal mediators moved today to end a downtown Chicago elevator operators strike that closed many offices in over 100 buildings. The walkout by AFL workers affects about a half million daily users, with 1,350 operators seeking a 40 hour week and higher pay.
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Chicago
Loop
AFL
First Hard Frost Expected Tonight
The forecast calls for the season’s first frost tonight with temperatures near freezing. After a day in the low 50s a brisk wind brings cold air, and forecasters warning of heavy killing frost, with mid-20s possible in much of Wisconsin.
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Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Grains hold steady amid elevator strike on Board of Trade
Grains remained steady on the Chicago Board of Trade as trading was shortened by elevator operators’ strike. The day’s main feature was a notable absence of selling pressure.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Corn Price Support Set at 1.60 for 1952
The Agriculture Department announced a national average price support of 1.60 for the 1952 corn crop, three cents above last year. The 1.60 equals 90 percent of the October 1 parity price of 1.78 per bushel.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Edward DeBower Dies Father of Mrs Stovall
Edward DeBower 79 father of Mrs W D Stovall of Brodhead died Tuesday night at Lodi. The funeral will be there tomorrow. He leaves the widow one daughter one brother three sisters and two grandchildren.
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Brodhead
Edward DeBower
W. D. Stovall
Lodi
Stalin predicts inevitable war among capitalist nations
Stalin writes in Bolshevik that wars among capitalist countries are inevitable, correcting others who fear limited conflict with socialist states. He argues the USSR faces satellite pressures and frames the piece as part of the Communist party’s outlook on socialism’s development toward communism.
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Moscow
Stalin
Communist Party
Bolshevik
United States
Ussr
Soviet Union
Truman’s West Coast tour mocks Ike with campaign chant
President Truman played the crowd on a West Coast swing retelling an I like Ike parody. In Spokane he blasted the Republican nominee’s defense spending limits and called Eisenhower’s tax cut claims a lie. Police said 4,000 in the armory attended with 1,560 outside.
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Truman
Ike
Eisenhower
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Spokane
National Guard
Old Guard
Harry
Clyde Phelps
McCarthy Attacks Brannan Policies In Wisconsin
Senator McCarthy accused Secretary Charles Brannan of manipulating market prices for campaign gain after Brannan said McCarthy offered little aid to Wisconsin farmers. He cited a Saturday Evening Post piece and Senator George Aiken findings alleging 1948 price manipulation costing farmers millions and called Brannan dishonest.
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Madison
McCarthy
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Frank Maurer Dies at 55 in Monroe
Frank F. Maurer 55 of 621 17th avenue Monroe died at St. Clare hospital at 12 30 a m after a heart attack He was a longtime mechanic at Monroe Sales Co and ran an auto laundry business He served in World War II as a CAC sergeant and is survived by a widow two sons a daughter seven grandchildren and a sister Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Shriner Neushhwander funeral home with full military rites at Greenwood cemetery
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Frank F. Maurer
17Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Maurer
Monroe Sales Co
Milwaukee
Wood Veterans Hospital
Richard and
Ernestina Zabel Maurer
Monroe
Fern Bast
Richard Maurer
Donald
San Lorenzo
Calif
Delbert
Logan
Utah
William Preston
Fred
Libbey
Mont
Otto
Shannon
Ill
E. H. Maurer
Clara Maurer
Ernest
Universalist Church
American Legion
CAC No. 53
France
Drioe
Army
Shriner-Neushhwander
John A. Mac Martin
Greenwood Cemetery
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Lees
Woodring
Hedges
Allan F. Barnard
Officer of the Guard
Fred Jewell
John S. Zamecnik
Karl L. King
Isle of Golden Dreams
Walter Blaufuss
Allan L. Barnard
Kentucky
Mrs. Rieder
Adlai
Associated Press
Wiley
Kiwanis Club
Chippewa Falls
Sen. McCarthy
Robert Vogeler
Charles Kersten
Vogeler
Cashton
Thomas E. Fairchild
China
U.S
Kumsong
Frank Maurer
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