Greenberg Homers as Tigers Triumph 4-1 in World Series
Hank Greenberg powered the Detroit Tigers to a 4-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs in Game 2 of the 1945 World Series. Chicago failed to score until late innings as Detroit built a lead with Greenberg’s homer and sound pitching. The box score details Cubs and Tigers lineups, hits, and key plays, with Greenberg driving in runs and contributing to the Tigers’ win.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Hank Greenberg
Chicago Cubs
Outlaw
Cullenbine
Richards
Hughes
Cavarretta
Cubs
Mayo
York
Wyse
Trucks
Hack
Tigers
Johnson
Johnson Webb
Nicholson
Cavaretta
Lowrey
Webb
Cramer
Chicago
Ib Patko
Gillespie
Erickson
Paris_a
Pierre Laval
Greenberg M .Sia
Ing
Paul Mongibeaux
Vichy
P Hae
Tor
Laval
Hans
Greenberg
Pafko
Rune
Our Little Merchants Sell Subscriptions On Saturday Mornings
Young paper carriers known as Our Little Merchants purchase papers they deliver and settle with the collections each Saturday. They earn 20 cents for every weekly subscriber paid in advance, with emphasis on prompt cash and small change for the boy. The Times office handles big bills on the paid in advance list, and the carrier earns credit.
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Wimes
Times Office
Laval in Court As Court Delays Trial Over Indictment
Violent court scene as presiding judge Monigibeaux spends hours starting proceedings against Laval. The high court confronted a demand for postponement and Laval complained his lawyers had not prepared. A recess followed, with confusion and muttered remarks as Laval faced potential death penalties tied to wartime actions.
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Paul Monigibeaux
Laval
High Court of Justice
Joseph Darnand
Vichy
Mata Hari
Marshal Petain
General de Gaulle
Pe- Vichy
Mongibeaux
Sacauene
Four Leave Today For Pre Induction Exams in Chicago
Four men from four different towns were taken to Chicago for pre induction examinations. The group includes John Treu thardt from Brodhead route 1 John G Waechli from Monticello route 1 Lee C Jacobs of 1221 15th avenue and Arthur A Fey of Monroe route 5. They are among county selectees awaiting induction and assignment to military service.
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Chicago
Ureta County
John Treuthardt
Brodhead
John G. Waeichli
Monticello
Lee C. Jacobs
15Th Avenue
Arthur A. Fey
Monroe
Vargas to quit Rio de Janeiro reaffirmed no self term bid
President Getulio Vargas told about 40 000 supporters at Rio de Janeiro that he would not seek reelection and denied planning a coup. He said the will of the people must rule and dismissed attacks by enemies amid interruptions shouting Getulio Constituent.
Mary the office sprite proclaims a fine day for working
By Gum, Mary announces a fine day for working. Times staff note temperature shifts from 57 at 3 PM to 47 at midnight and 49 by morning. The quirky prologue to the day contrasts with a pragmatic weather diary as reporters log the atmosphere and wind.
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Mary
Air Leaders Speak To Kiwanis About Forming CAP Here
Kiwanis members in Monroe heard Maj. H W Schaeffer of the Civil Air Patrol and Maj. T K Payne of the Army Air Forces discuss CAP plans for a Monroe unit. They described CAP training across coast patrols and youth programs, plus Army Air Forces support in ground training. Mayor Buehler noted airport plans north of town, with local enthusiasm key to progress. Funeral services were set Saturday for Kiwanis vice president Lester J Michael, honored with a moment of silence.
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Kiwanis
Monroe House
Maj
H.W. Schaeffer
Civil Air Patrol
T. K. Payne
Army Air Forces
Riason
CAP
Monroe
Air Forces
Schaefer
Army
Payne
Frank A. Buehler
Lester J. Michael
Domestic Rule of Atom Is Truman Plan for U. S.
President Truman seeks immediate Congressional approval for strict domestic control of atomic energy. He proposes a Commission on atomic energy, licenses for private operations, wide peacetime civilian use, and censorship rules, while stressing the need to protect national investment in brains and plants. Some lawmakers question how war use of the bomb would be handled and international policy details may follow.
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Washington
Truman
Barkley
Senate
Congress
Gontres Silencres
Ude
Mrs Blum Installed as Wisconsin OES State Marshal
Mrs Bruce M Blum former worthy matron of St Omar chapter was installed today as marshal of the Wisconsin grand chapter for a year at the 55th annual convention in Milwaukee Isabel Black Kaukauna worthy grand matron selected her Delegates from Monroe chapter included Mrs T L Durner Miss Marie Blum Mrs Arthur P Benkett Mrs W N Preston and Mrs A S Myers
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Bruce MM. Blum
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Wisconsin
Order
Milwaukee
Isabel Black
Kaukauna
Blum
T. L. Durner
Marie Blum
Arthur P. Benkett
W. N. Preston
A. S. Myers
Monroe
End of Excises Seems in Doubt
Washington reports a tentative administration push to cut wartime excises further faces doubt. The House Ways and Means Committee debated reducing liquor, luggage, jewelry, fur, lipstick taxes while eyeing a $2.508 billion target. Republicans may seek deeper savings for corporations and individuals beyond the $2 billion already voted. Chairman Doughton said the panel aims to finish by midnight and bring the measure to a House vote next week.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means ‘Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Fred M. ‘Vinson
Mrs Luchsinger Named Curator of Historical Society
The Wisconsin Historical Society elected 14 curators at its ninth annual meeting. The first of six Badger biographies will be printed in 1948 for the state’s 100th anniversary, featuring figures such as Philetus Sawyer Oshkosh lumberman Vilas and James Doolittle.
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Aladison—Vry
Wisconsin Historical Society
Tienes
Badger
Philetus Sawyer
Osh
Kosh
Vilas
James Doolittle
Senale
May L
William Hagert dies in Ohio electric chair
Columbus officials report William Hagert, the Cleveland slayer of 13 year old twins Charles and James Collins, died in the state penitentiary electric chair last night, showing no remorse.
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Columbus
Henry William Hagert
Cleveland
Collins _ twins
Charles and
James
Ohio Penitentiary
Costs Soaring Amid Wartime Price Controls Debated
Washington reports that living costs rose sharply from 1939 to 1945 with 30 percent August figures cited. Government figures attribute the rise to price controls, wartime wages, and shifts in available goods. Parson cites high wartime pay as a factor, while fish price controls and late removal of string bean controls pushed expenses up.
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Washington
Parson
Oil Seizure Delayed Amid Labor Crisis
President Truman delayed orders for government seizure of properties tied to a CIO oil workers strike as labor unrest grows. A 15 state stoppage and anticipated nationwide action loom, with officials saying seizure orders will be issued soon after failed arbitration attempts.
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Duuwaukee—ury
N. J
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Telephone Guild of Wisconsin
Federation of Telephone Workers
Dryer
Western Electric
Telephone and
Teleiof American
Washington
Truman
CIO
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Eric Johnston
U. S. Chamber of
Eastern Coalt
New York Harbor
Michael Michael: Funeral Rites Saturday For Monroe Leader
Michael aged 56 died Wednesday after a brief illness. Funeral rites will be held Saturday at Immanuel Evangelical church Monroe and at Morgan Park Congregational Chicago with burial by cremation. He chaired the Green County Bar honorary pallbearers and served in World War I as ordnance sergeant. The Times issued a correction regarding his 1937 Monroe arrival and a family member’s activities.
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Lester J. Michael
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Monroe
Morgan Park Congregational Church
Chicago
Michael
Alvin C. Rabehl
Hus) MacKenzie
Green County Bar Association
Robert L. Rote
Herman D. Fritz
Nat. G. Preston
Paul J. Lochner
Peter Solomon
Grenamer ‘Post
Americen le. Hog
Harry C. Young
England
France
Camp Mills
N. Y
Glen Zilmer
Green County Legion Council
Sueny
Times
Red Cross
John
Richland Center bulletin on knife wounds and jail hold
Richland Center reports 37 year old former soldier Thomas Haskins recovering in Richland hospital after knife wounds allegedly inflicted by 28 year old Raymond Hansel Boaz. Sheriff Ben McClaren said the incident is under investigation at Richland county jail.
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Richland Center
Thomas Haskins
Richland Hospital
Ben McClaren
Raymond Hansel
Boaz
Richland County
Seven to Get Final Papers on Nov 9 Hearings Set
Seven Swiss nationalists seek United States citizenship and will appear before Circuit Court Judge Jesse Earle for final naturalization hearings after satisfying preliminary requirements at the courthouse Wednesday afternoon. Named individuals include Miss Mary Waelti of 1416 21st Avenue and Walter Ambrose Gruenfelder of 908 13th Avenue.
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United States
Court House
Circuit Court
Jesse Earle
Miss Mary
Waelti
21St Avenue
Walter Ambrose Gruen
Enfelder
13Th Avenue
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OES State Marshal
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Santa Fe
Turner
Kas
Luchsinger
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Beirne
Long Falls
Wiley
The
Associated Press
Hamilton Field
Calif
Army — Transport Command
Batavia
Java
Soerabaja
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Aneta
Irfield
Soerbaja
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