Lone Yank Run Defeats Phillies In First Contest
The New York Yankees beat the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0 at Shibe Park to open the World Series in a pitching duel between Vic Raschi and Jim Konstanty. Bobby Brown doubled and scored on Jerry Coleman’s RBI as New York tallied the game’s only run. Raschi and Konstanty held the line for a sellout crowd of 33,000 with strong defense and timely hits.
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Shibe Park
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Phillies
Yankee
Vic Raschi
Jim Konstanty
Bobby Brown
Yanks
Brown
Hank Bauer
Jerry Coleman
Yankees
Phils
Yankees Konstanty
Woodling
Konstanty
Rizzuto
Berra
Ennis
Russ Meyer
DiMaggio
Waitkus
Mike
Council Urges New Plant Help For Boscobel Firm
City council last night urged chamber officials to assist Boscobel Milling Co. in relocating here after a fire destroyed their plant. The firm would employ 30 to 40 people finishing flooring and mill work. owners seek community encouragement to settle in Monroe.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boscobel Milling Co
Boscobel
Monroe
Charles H. Buehler
24Th Street
Frank A. Buehler
Chamber
10Th Street
5Th Avenue
6Th Avenue
9Th
10Th Avenues
12Th Street
Council
City Plan Commission
Council Judiciary Committee
City Hall
Vinson Pushes Marine Corps to 326000 Force Size
Representative Vinson of Georgia urged Congress to authorize expanding the Marine Corps to four combat divisions and 24 air squadrons totaling 326000 personnel. He cited national security needs as the Marine leadership testified on manpower and draft considerations before the House Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Vinson
D-Ga
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
Merwin H. Silverthorn
Air Force
Silverthorn
Marine Corps
House Group
Wisconsin Swiss Cheese Market Steady with Light Demand
The Federal Trade Service reports Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese markets showing little demand and quiet trading. State assembly points list brand 40 grade B at 37 to 39 cents, grade C at 35 cents. The Wisconsin American cheese market remains steady with fair to good demand and trade, prices at single daisies 34 to 44 cents, longhorns 35 to 36, salt prints 35 to 36 percent.
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Madison
Federaltate Market News Service
Wisconsin
I.c.l
Mass attack planned to cull Lincoln Park starlings
Monroe officials announce a coordinated effort to shoot starlings at Lincoln Park tomorrow in response to public complaints. Alderman O L Hare and Police Chief J H Schwaiger will lead a squad, with shells supplied by Green County Red and Gun Club, under police supervision.
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Monroe
Lincoln Park
O. L. Hare
Council Police and Safety Committee
J. H. Schwaiger
Park
Green County Red and Gun Club
Board of Public Works
Disposal Plant Nears Completion After Public Dedication Planned
City officials plan formal dedication and public inspection of the disposal plant addition within a month. A 787 foot fence around the plant was approved at 2235 dollars with Cyclone Fence Co. as low bidder. Grading and a special river bed straightening machine will relocate the Thunder river bed to accommodate the plant access.
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William F. Beckman
Z. A. Gorder
Cyclone Fence Co
Waukesha
Gorder
National Defense
Thunder River
Kohli
Kohlis
Dairy Co Op Leader Dies After Hotel Fall
Matthew Wall rich, 46, of Shawano, prominent dairy cooperative lawyer, died from injuries after falling on Monday night at a hotel during a national milk federation meeting. He served as executive secretary of the Wisconsin Institute of Cooperation and was legal counsel for the Consolidated Badger Cooperative and an attorney for Western Condensing Co.
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Chicago
Matthew Wallrich
Shawano
National Milk Federation
Wisconsin Institute of Cooperation
Consolidated Badger Co-operative
Western Condensing Co
Lacke Reappointed to Wisconsin Tech Board of Regents
Madison Governor Renne bohm reappointed John P. Lac ke of Cuba City to the board of regents of the Wisconsin Institute of Technology at Platteville. His new term runs until July 1, 1954.
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Lacke
Madison
Rennebohm
John P. Lacke
Cuba City
Board of Regents
Wisconsin Institute of Technology
Platteville
Russia attacks Eight Nations Korea peace plan at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Vyshinsky denounces the eight nation peace plan as invalid, asserting it preserves American domination in Korea. He says the Soviet bloc proposal better serves Korean needs, while delegates expect a vote on the measures later today.
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Lake
Andrew Y. Vishinsky
Korea
Vishinsky
U. N. Assembly
Far East
Yugoslavia
India
China
T. F. Tsiang
Russia
Soviet Union
U. N
All
U. N. Supervsion
Rally by Chrysler Lifts Market. GM Follows Higher
Chrysler started a market rally today and climbed over 3 dollars to a new high for the year. The broader market rose on the back of Chrysler buying, with gains from a few cents to over 2 dollars. General Motors also advanced more than 2 dollars as brokers cited earnings prospects for Chrysler and the auto sector.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Kohler Program Okayed by Party
Wisconsin Republicans endorsed Walter J. Kohler Jr.'s platform at a seven hour convention in Milwaukee. Key planks seek tax reform on corporation dividends, a pay as you go veterans bonus via endowment insurance, and retention of the open primary. The platform also details revisions to the emergency liquor tax and a 20 year funding plan.
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Madison
Wisconsin
GOP
Walter J. Kohler
Republican Voluntary Committee
Milwaukee
Robert Pierce
Menomonie
State Central Committee
Robert L. Rote
Monroe
Central Committee
Kohler
Platform Committee
Mrs Sophia Stoll 94 Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sophia Stoll aged 94 of 1717 14th street died at home after eight years of illness and four months of bedridden state. Born June 24 1856 in Steinhagen Germany she and Carl Stoll married in 1877 and emigrated to America in 1882 settling at Juda and later towns in Wisconsin and Illinois. She leaves five daughters Augusta Deininger Monroe Emil Tschabold Monroe Delbert Cook Madison and Anthony Montanaro Kenilworth.
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Green County
Illinois
Wisconsin
John Evert
Steinhagen
Germany
Sophia
Carl Stoll
America
Juda
Sylvester Township
Clarno Township
Monroe
Stoll
Mmes
Augusta Deininger
Emil Tschabold
Delbert Cook
Madison
Anthony Montanaro
Kenilworth
Jack Frost To Try His Artistry Again On Windows Tonight
Frost or freezing temperatures are predicted again for tonight. Clear skies today indicate frost tonight and fairer, warmer weather tomorrow. Wisconsin's first snow fell at Land O Lakes earlier today, but mixed with rain and did not stay on the ground.
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Jack Frost
Wisconsin
Land O’lakes
Hood Discusses State GOP Drive in Wisconsin
Wayne J. Hood, LaCrosse chairman of the state voluntary committee, spoke at a Green County Republican club meeting at the Eugene hotel. Rudolph P. Reger presided and outlined local efforts to mobilize Republican voters. Hood urged block-by-block organizing and showed campaign films on the Brannan plan and Korea. Attendees included state and local officials and residents from Albany, Monticello, New Glarus, and Millard Tschudy’s circle.
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Wayne J. Hood
LaCrosse
State Voluntary Committee
Green County
Republican Club
Eugene
Rudolph P. Reger
Hood
Brannan
William F. Thurber
Robert L. Rote
Harold Rottler
Robert E. Tschudy
J. Jacob Tschudy
Fred Feutz
Louis B. Stauffacher
Lois Faubel
Wilma Lengacher
Anna O. Blum
Grace M. Thorpe
Joseph D. Viney
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Matt Solliran
R. H. Schoonover
Alvin H. Babler
Melvin Olson
Harry A. Keegan
Emma Reechsteiner
Albany
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
Jacob S. Disch
George Hartman
Arthur Ames
Millard Tschudy
New Glarus
Massacre estimates rise as Seoul falls to communists
A Seoul official estimated more than 10 000 Seoul residents were killed by communists before U S Marines drove them from the capital. A second source cited tens of thousands killed overall. AUN investigators were told 2 000 Koreans were killed at Chonju after occupation began.
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Seoul
Lee Joong Choon
South Iap
Stan Swinton
Kunsan
United Nations
Chonju
People's Courts
Bonus Question Triggers Dispute At Wisconsin Democratic Platform
Wisconsin Democrats wrapped up their platform with a bitter debate over a veterans bonus proposal. Sen. William Schmidt urged a 20 year endowment policy for World War II veterans and Korean War servicemen, with a maximum $500 payoff, funded by higher taxes. The convention approved most platform changes after a long session, including tax revisions and housing loan increases, but rejected a bank franchise tax plank.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Democratic Platform
William Schmidt
Milwaukee
Jerome Fox
Chilton
Schmidt
Fox
Central Committee
Democratic Organizing Committee
Eau Claire
Silence Greets Invading Forces In North Sector
South Korean Third and Capital divisions pushed 60 miles beyond 38th parallel as US advisers also operated above 38. Allied forces held south of the line while vast prisoner counts climbed to 25 000 with 4 166 red captives in the past day. Reds planned a stand near Wonsan along the east coast highway.
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Russell Brines
Tokyo
Red Korea
Republic
Ine
U. S
United Nations
Pyongyang
Pakchon
Red Capital
Manchurian
Fifth Air Force
Manchuria
Robert Nelms
South Korea
Red China
Wonsan
New Casualty List Adds 440 Names From War
Defense department casualty list No. 114 released today names 440 men including 117 killed. The tally shows 236 wounded 569 missing and 18 injured in accidents in the war zone.
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Washington
Defense Department
Route 92 job awarded for eight miles of base course
Bohm approved a highway contract today totaling 70028 dollars with Ryan and Dahl of Stoughton. The project covers eight miles of base course on state highway 92 between Belleville and Mt. Vernon.
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Route 92
Madison
Rennebohm
Ryan and
Dahl
Stoughton
Belleville
Mt. Vernon
Hughes' Mother Dies In Oshkosh At 78
Mrs. Clara Hughes, 78, mother of Henry P. Hughes associate justice of the Wisconsin supreme court, died yesterday at St. Mary's hospital after a long illness in Oshkosh.
Kohler To Speak At Club Institute In Monroe
An Institute for Green county clubs affiliated with the Wisconsin Federated Club Women in the first district will be held in Monroe at Grace Lutheran church on Tuesday Oct. 24. Walter Kohler Jr. and Dr. John A. Schindler will be main speakers with Kohler focusing on non political themes.
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Wisconsin Federated Club
Monroe
Grace Lutheran Church
Emma Rechsteiner
Albany
Walter Kohler Jr
John A. Schindler
Kohler
United Women For Better World
Brodhead Woman’s Chorus
Stewart F. Kingston
Monroe Woman's Club
Ross Johnson
Milton Junction
First District
Mother Rescues Son From 34-Foot Well
Rowena Rickman heard a child scream at home and rushed to a 34 foot well. She called her other children for help from a nearby service station and saved her two year old son with a rapid rescue.
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Atlanta
Rowena Rickman
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Ashburn
Bauer
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Alderman Beckman
Highway 69
Monroe Creamery
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St. Clare Hospital
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14Th Street
Mrs. Sophia Stoll
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Club Institute
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