Cubs Knock Out Hal Newhouser In World Series Opener
Cubs rout Hal Newhouser in a World Series opener, blasting his pitching for nine runs. Hank Borowy held Detroit to three innings while contributors Johnson Lowrey and Cavarretta drove in runs, with Cavarretta and Nicholson key hits. Tigers bullpen allowed several walks as Chicago built an early lead and coasted to victory.
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Chicago Cubs
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Hank Borowy
Rey
Lowrey
Cavarretta
Pafko
Nicholson
Dav Nicholson
Livingston
Richards
Webb
Tigers
Mayo Sineled
Borowy
Cramer
Hughes
Johnson
Greenberg
Cullenbine
York
Outlaw
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Hughes Cavarretta
Theve
Houser
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Lester J. Michael Dies Here at 56
Lester J. Michael, 56, attorney and former city alderman, died this forenoon at St. Clare hospital after gallbladder surgery complications. He moved to Monroe in 1938, served on multiple city committees, chaired judiciary, and led a Kiwanis, Y M C A, and bar associations. Survived by widow Elisabeth Dodson, two sons, mother, and several siblings. funeral plans and closed-casket service announced.
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St. Clare Hospital
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Fort Knox
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Monroe
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Tri-County Y. M. A
Green County Bar Association
Monroe Country Club
Kent College of Law
Chicago
Adams and Elting Paint Company
Sprague"Warner
Wisconsin
Elisabeth Dodson
John Dod
American Red Cross
Ada Har ‘Mount
Warren Michael
Marshall
Lawrence
France
Reds Propose Four-Power Control Over Japan
A Moscow radio report says a four power plan including the United States, Russia, Britain and China would govern postwar Japan. The idea, presented to James Byrnes as talks closed, envisions a lasting Allied authority to direct Japan’s long term policy before a Far Eastern consultative commission is formed. Molotov and Beress pledged ultimate agreement on Europe peace treaties, while disarmament and concentration on wartime goals were noted.
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Moscow
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U. S
James F. Byrnes
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Russia
Britain
China
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Europe
Korea
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Consultative Commission
Yippon
Mil waukee Sheriff Heads State Assn Membership
The Wisconsin Sheriffs association limits membership to elected Sheriff George Hanley of Milwaukee County and a committee including Sheriffs Fromm of the county Arnold Clark and Clarence Smith. Honorary members may be added up to seven past sheriffs and deputies with representative citizens on the approval of state selecting members.
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Alwaukee
Wisconsin Sheriffs Association
George Hanley
Milwaukee County
Martin Fromm
John Arnold
Clarence Smith
Braeden
Clark
Outagamie
Petertate
Snat Bers
Baseball recaps with mixed player notes and errors
Newhouser allowed seven runs in 2 2 3 innings while Ben ton added a hit. Tobin collected four hits and two runs across three innings as Meller hit. June pitched two innings. Greenberg charged with a passed ball. Greenberg credited with a hit by pitch. Newhouser was the losing pitcher.
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Mueller
Webb
Newhouser
Benton
Veer Tobin
Meller
Greenberg
Rich
New
Tru man Urges Fast Action On St Lawrence Project
President Truman urged Congress to pass swift legislation to advance the St. Lawrence waterway and power project. White House said details emerged from a news conference about the development plan and the administration’s timing. The briefing noted continued federal efforts and the global scope of the program.
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Truman
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Tax cut plan moves through Ways and Means debate
Congress fast tracks a tax bill amid broader Truman reform talk. The House committee tentatively favors large personal income tax cuts totaling about 2.5 billion dollars, using a new formula, while warning final action awaits full passage by both houses and signature by the President. Concurrently, debates on government reorganization and a potential national security department unfold as Republicans resist expanded presidential authority.
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Palestine
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Ities and Exchange Commissi
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D-W Va
Jomson
D-Cole
Department of National Security
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Legion Junior Ball Team to Dine Hear Dynie Mansfield
The Monroe American Legion junior team in the Southern Wisconsin league, finishing third, will be honored at a 7 p.m. dinner at the Monroe House. Speaker Arthur Dynne Mansfield, longtime UW baseball coach, will entertain and commend 15 squad members and supporters including Bee Wainwright and Robert Hardell. Paul Baltzer chairs arrangements.
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Jonce Seles Company
Monroe House
Arthur Dynne Mansfield
University of Wisconsin
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Semen’ Srey
Ence Wainwright
James Rf
Robert Hardell
Robert Bruni
Otto Lisser
Paul Baltzer
October Weather Brings Mild Start and Mixed Memories
The article notes no killing frost with temperatures near 36 degrees at night and rising after sunrise. It recaps September as largely fair with 19 rainless days, while the rainy days provoked grumbling, suggesting October must please the people daily or face scorn.
Duerst Buys 2 Year Old Bull At Sale For 870
Duerst pays 870 dollars for a two year old bull at the sale. The record notes another purchase of a cow at 510 dollars.
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Emu Vuerst Gesvernay
Nic
Employers to Blame for Strikes and Oil Disruptions
The Associated Press reports President William Green of the AFL urged rapid machinery to settle labor disputes as 423,000 workers walk off jobs. Oil flow halted from Houston to Corpus Christi, with 5,000 Houston area workers idle and gasoline deliveries cut to about 700 stations. Detroit faces gasoline shortages amid automotive strikes, while federal intervention is sought. In Detroit, VP Walter Reuther notes GM and Chrysler negotiations in recess with strike votes planned. Coal strikes involve 90,000 miners and new government distribution limits.
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American Federation of Labor Today
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Washington
Houston
Corpus Tex
Texas
Detroit
Truman
Schnellenbech
Emergency Oil Committee
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
CIO
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler We Corporation
General Motors
Chrysler
the Motor Company
Solid Fuels Administration
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Lewis
Nation
United Mine Workers’ District 50
Schwellenbach
National
Feder
Wockess Tors
Overtime Pay to Police and City Hall Actions
City council meets at the city hall with Mayor Frank A. Buehker confirming Fred Feutz on the board of appeals and approving liquor licenses. Overtime pay for police discussed with plans for 1945 and 1946 wage schedules. preparations for 1946 under way. Death ruled as monoxide poisoning of Mrs. Alvina Higgins Connors. Internees evacuated from Tokyo camps.
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Frank A. Bueh Ker
Fred Feutz
Board of Appeals
National War Fund
Ste Ont
Feuts Com
Feutz
Cromer
Houser
Monroe Milk
Ernest Waeffler
Theron
T. F. McArdle
Ernest and Berete
Henry Hefty
JA. Schwager
T. Roy Evenson
Police and Safety Commission
Evenson
Monroe
Wisconsin
Lassen
Beloit
Rock County
Lyle Clifford
State Toxicologist’s Office
Alvina Higgins Connors
Here
Tighten Grip on Jap s Commerce Impacts Korea Policy
Reported tensions escalate as Allied authorities warn Japan to stay out of Korean governance while preparing for a four power control framework. Rice riots signal looming famine as Higashi Kuni faces pressure. Yamashita to be tried in Manila for war crimes. Wisconsin Power and Light files for 120000 shares of preferred stock.
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Yomiuri-Hachi
Japan
Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni
Higashi-Kuni
Yamashita
Tokyo
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Malaya
Manila
U. S
MacArthur
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