Bauer Sparks Yankees to 4-0 Win Over Braves
New York outfielder Hank Bauer drove in four runs with a single and a homer as the Yankees defeated Milwaukee 4 to 0 in game three at Yankee Stadium. Bauer homered in all three games of the series. Pitchers Don Larsen and Bob Rush were lifted in the seventh after a tight start. A crowd of about 69,000 watched as Larsen fanned eight over six and Ryne Duren finished. The Braves were limited to three hits, with Torre and Bauer delivering the Yanks’ early offense.
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NEW York
Hank Bauer
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Yankee Stadium
Bauer
Milwaukee
Don Larsen
Yankees
Bob Rush
Braves
Rush
Don McMahon
Larsen
Ryne Duren
Yanks
Bruton
Berra
Schoendienst
Skowron
Mathews
Logan
Kubek
Crandall
Torre
Mantle
McDougald
Aaron
Siebern
Covington
Campanella Attends Third World Series Contest
New York Roy Campanella, paralyzed Dodgers catcher, attended Saturdays World Series game in a station wagon. His nurse and two firemen carried him to a box seat behind the Yankee dugout where he sat with his wife Ruthe and children Roy Jr. and Tony. Campanella, injured in a winter traffic accident, is now at a rehabilitation center amid a grateful crowd’s reception.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodger
Ruthe
Roy Jr
Tony
Campanella
Yankee Stadium
State Crime Lab Confirms Human Remains Near Monroe
The State Crime Laboratory in Madison said remains found in a hay shed ruin five miles north of Monroe are human. Test results to determine sex and age will come next week. The shed housed 1000 bales of hay and was destroyed by fire around 6 am. Mrs. Tschabold, missing and nervous, may be connected to the blaze. Investigators from the sheriff's department and coroner continued the probe at Edwin Haldiman farm with Undersheriff Howard Schacht.
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Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory
Edwin Haldiman
Haldiman
Frieda Tschabold
James Halligan
Jan Beck
Times
State Crime Laboratory
Monroe
Charles Wilson
Madison
Samuel F. Humbel
J. Haldiman
William Tschabold
Crime Laboratory
Sheriff's Department
Wilbur E. Deininger
Howard Schacht
Humbel
Willis Hartwig
Rescue Party Reaches Youth On Mount Olympus
Salt Lake City rescuers inch down Mount Olympus with a stretcher to aid 17-year-old Douglas Chapman after a 20 foot fall. Chapman waited 17 hours with a friend for help as night froze and the climbers battled crevasses and cliffs. Companion Kit Sallenback reported the fall after stumbling from the peak.
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Salt Lake City
Mount Olympus
Douglas Chapman
Salt Lake Valley
Chapman
Kit Sallenback
Sallenback
McKinney resigns as U.S. representative to IAEA
Robert McKinney resigns as permanent U.S. representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency. He submitted his resignation to President Eisenhower.
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Atomic Post
Vienna
Robert McKinney
U.S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Eisenhower
Centennial Dinner and Sermon to Close Universalist Events
The First Universalist church of Monroe marks its 100th anniversary with a dinner at 6 tonight at Emmanuel EUB church. Rev. David H. Cole of Chicago will speak, with Wisconsin and Illinois Universalist leaders and Monroe pastors in attendance. Monroe High School students perform from 5:30 to 6, followed by a concluding sermon by Rev. Jesse R. Dom at 10:45 a.m. tomorrow titled The Legacy of Universalism.
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First Universalist Church
Immanuel Eub Church
David H. Cole
First Universalist Church of Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Eisenhower Declared In Excellent Health After Checkup
Washington President Eisenhower’s doctors announced at the White House he remains in excellent health after completing his annual physical at Walter Reed Army Hospital. The report cited barium studies and lab tests from Oct 3 4 1958 and was signed by Walter Reed commandant Maj Gen Leonard D Heaton and White House physician Maj Gen Howard M Snyder.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed
Howard M. Snyder
Chiangs Jets Tighten Escort for Quemoy Airdrops
Nationalist Defense Ministry said Sabrejets may fly close escort for Quemoy airdrops after four MIG 17s attacked transports and strafed Quemoy. Rear Admiral Liu Hoh Tu said tactics may shift to low altitude escort. U.S. F86s provided high altitude cover but failed to prevent the attack. Airdrop protection remains the priority as shells strike Quemoy. talks between Jacob Beam and Wang Ping nan in Warsaw seek a cease fire.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
Defense Ministry
U.S
United States
Red China
Lui
Kinmen
Quemoys
Poland
Warsaw
Jacob Beam
Wang Ping-nan
Formosa Strait
Mexico Hunts Tourist Killer
Mexico City police intensified the hunt for a foreigner suspected of attacking and robbing several women, including Harriet Hicks of Coral Gables Florida who died after a poisoning. Hicks, 52, was lured from a city hotel, strangled, injected with poison, and left near a highway then found later in a hospital.
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Mexico City
Florida
Harriet Hicks
Coral Gables
Phillip
Robert
John Hicks
Puebla
Army Units Start Lebanon Departure
About 1,000 U S soldiers boarded a transport ship in Beirut and prepared to sail for Bremerhaven, becoming the first American troops to leave by sea. Roughly 5,900 service members remain in Lebanon as the Marines who arrived in July have now departed.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. S
Germany
Bremerhaven
United Fund No 6 Christmas Stocking Drives Cheer
The Monroe United Fund appeal opens with a Monday canvass in the business area and has allocated $1,000 to the Christmas Stocking project. The total goal for the year is $18,680, slightly below 1957. The stocking drive, a longtime local aid program, is sponsored by the Woman's Club of Monroe welfare committee co chaired by
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Monroe United Fund
United Fund
Woman’s Club of
Monroe
Welfare Service Committee
Home is Noted as Aiding Mrs Zwygart and Mrs Holts Hopple
Mrs Doran Zwygart and Mrs Allie Holts Hopple are referenced in a brief line about home calls. The note assigns yearly duties and directs to page two on the back page for more on the arrangement.
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Doran Zwygart
Allie Holtshopple
Monroe Chamber Set Monday Night Meeting At 7 30
The October meeting of directors and members of Monroe Chamber of Commerce will be held Monday at 7 30 p m in the First National Bank community room. Robert Tschudy has been announced for arrangements on a dinner honoring Gov Vernon Thomson to be held Friday Nov 28 as the climaxing feature of the Yule O Rama parade and Christmas season kickoff.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
First National Bank
Robert Tschudy
Vernon Thomson
Antique Car Rally Ends With Foliage Tour and Dinner
Illinois Region Antique Automobile Club hosts a Fall Foliage Tour with 50 vintage cars tracing a route through Woodford Argyle and Blanchardville to a Norwegian smorgasbord at McKellar Park. The event included reunions, auto films by Arthur Wichern, and a downtown tour, with departures planned for later today and homeward trips to Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Antique Automobile Club
Willard Gould
Melrose Park
R. Vale Faro
Chicago
Times
Monroe Country Club
Illinois
Lafayette County
Woodford
Argyle
Blanchardville
McKellar Park
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Budd Marshall
Businessmen’s Group
Green County
Highway 81
Rockton
Fea
Ture
Arthur Wichern
Wisconsin Aaa
Madison
Wisconsin
Sherman Hodgson
AAA
Larry Knouff
Dundee
Ill
Plan Commission to Meet Monday Over Wells Property Purchase
City Clerk Freda M Bray mails notices for Plan Commission meeting at 5 p.m. Monday to review the Wells property purchase for city offices recreation facilities and parking area. Mayor Victor N Schiller supports a new two level community center and fire station plan.
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Freda M. Bray
Planning Commission
Wells
Victor N. Schiller
Commission
11Th Street
Schiller
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Brown Ill in Hospital
Justice Timothy Brown aged 68 of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is listed as a patient at University Hospitals after becoming ill last Thursday. Physicians described his condition as a light vascular spasm and he is currently hospitalized for observation.
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Madison
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Timothy Brown
University Hospitals
Justice Brown
Benson Earns Unease Then Joy Over Price Error
The Federal Crop Reporting Board corrected its figure showing farm prices rose nearly 3 percent last month, not 2 percent as initially reported. An aide to Secretary Benson called the correction a bonus and Benson had shared the 2 percent figure at a news conference before the error was spotted by department reporters.
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Washington
Federal Crop Reporting Board
Benson
Seven in Family Perish in Blaze in Indiana Pennsylvania
An unemployed coal miner Clair Kinter his wife and five of their seven children died in an explosion triggered fire at their home in Indiana Pa The victims were Peggy 14 Virginia 13 James 7 June 6 and Ruth 5 Elizabeth 13 survived and Linda 10 was rescued by a visiting Erie Pa man The fire started when kerosene from a five gallon can was used to start a coal stove in the kitchen The fire chief said the house was destroyed and a neighbor helped recover the bodies
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Indiana
Clair Kinter
Peggy
Virginia
James
Ruth
Elizabeth
Linda
Erie
Kinter
Bruce Phillips
Clymer
Revolt in Aurora: Mayor clashing with police chief over bingo
Aurora Ill authorities reel from a weeklong crisis as Mayor Paul Egan suspends the 68 member police force after Chief Donald Curran refuses to bow out. A curvaceous replacement, Patti Counts, briefly appointed chief then declined to serve amid calls for revolution.
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Aurora
Ill
Paul Egan
Egan
Keystone Cops
Donald Curran
Curran
Chicago
Patti Counts
Miss Counts
Anderson
Ind
Sufficient Funds for Soil Bank in Green County
Green County will have enough money to cover all 59 Soil Bank applicants, with 59 contracts for 6,347 acres and $113,736 in annual rentals from the federal government. statewide, 3,089 contracts cover 202,189 acres and $3,742,134 in rentals across 17 southern Wisconsin counties.
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Green County
Soil Bank
Donald Siedschlag
ASC
Wisconsin
Msgr Wolfe, Dubuque Prelate, Dies After Illness
Funeral plans were under way for Msgr John M. Wolfe 77 prelate of the Dubuque archdiocese who died Friday after a five year illness He served 35 years as director of missions and from 1922 to 1946 as superintendent of schools and was prothonotary apostolic.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Msgr
John M. Wolfe
Archdiocese of
Msgr. Wolfe
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Chiang
Mainland
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United Fund—No
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