Dodgers Beat Yankees 1 0 to Tie World Series at One Game Each
Preacher Roe limited the Yankees to six hits as Brooklyn shut out New York 1 to 0 at Yankee Stadium to even the 46th World Series. Jackie Robinson drove in the lone run with a second inning double and Gil Hodges added an RBI single. The series resumes with the Dodgers holding a split 1-1 tie.
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Yankee Stadium
Preacher Roe
Arkansas
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Jackie Robinson
Gil Hodges
Vic Raschi
Robinson
Jackie
Jerry Coleman
Gene Hermanski
Hodges
Johnny Lindell
Dodgers
Reese
Lindell
Jorgensen
Henrich
Snider
Rizzuto
Yankees
Tommy Henrich
Hermanski
Bauer
DiMaggio
Coleman
Rackley
Campanella
Roe
Johnson
Silvera
Raschi
Bauver
Shotton
Luis Olmo
Jack Banta
DiMaggio Ao Snider
New York
Cooler Owners Can Save on Bill
A city committee urges 15 to 20 cooling and refrigeration firms to divert wastewater from sanitary to storm sewers. They may receive a 50 percent reduction in third and fourth quarter sewer rentals if they switch, with full charges applied if they fail to do so.
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G. S. Soseman
Howev
Jaaiel Soseman
Milwaukee Pact Ends Gas Strike After Marathon Nets
Milwaukee gas workers halted a 25 hour strike after a late night mediation by the mayor and a federal judge. The CIO gas coke and chemical workers halted service to 210000 subscribers in Milwaukee area. 700 strikers ordered back to work. Restoring service could take days as plans for a wage increase are noted.
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Milwaukee
CIO Gas Coke and Chemical Workers
B. T. Franck
Milwaukee Gas Light Co
Max Raskin
Corn Event Date Reset After Rain Near Brodhead
The corn growing and harvesting demonstration near Brodhead was cancelled due to heavy rains and rescheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. at the E. J. Kaderly farm six miles southwest of Brodhead. The program includes terrace work, eleven hybrid corn varieties, a stalk cutter demo, and a combine, with a plowing contest at 2 p.m. led by Prof. Orrin Berge. A county rain total reached 1.10 inches by early afternoon amid drizzle.
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Brodhead
Myron E. Jeglum
E. J. Kaderly
Orrin Berge
University of Wisconsin
Bayou
Wisconsin cheese market steady in quiet trade
Federal market news reports Wisconsin dairy prices steady as demand remains quiet. Prices show single daisies 35 to 44 cents, longhorns around 35 to 36, square prints 35 to 36, and midgets 37 to 38 cents per pound.
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Madison
Wisconsin
I.c.l
France faces cabinet crisis as Queuille resigns
President Vincent Auriol accepted Premier Henri Queuille's resignation after a deadlocked cabinet over wages. Extremists on both right and left push to return to power as communists and socialist allies had clashed over wage boosts amid franc devaluation.
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Paris
Vincent Auriol
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Auriol
Charles de Guulle
France
Hearing Held on Drainage Plans in Green County
Representatives of the Green County Farm Drainage Association appeared before County Judge Harold J Lamboley to present recommendations for district two and report on state findings about the Little Sugar River drainage project from New Glarus to Monticello. About 25 farmers attended as the board weighed district formation and a $50 000 plan to deepen widen and straighten 33450 feet of river to drain 1650 acres of wet land. The cost would cover dam purchase at Monticello woolen mill railroad bridge work and district organization.
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Green County Farm Drainage Association
Harold J. Lamboley
Little Sugar River
New Glarus
Monticello
County Drainage Committee
Drainage Board
G. i Schwartz
Harry H. Pinnow
E. D. Porterfield
Brodhead
S. W. Franken
Madison
M. W. Meienburg
A. C. Benkett
Guardian
Howard D. Kennedy
Monticello Woolen Mills
Illinois Central Railroad Co
Six Pupils Die as Bus and Ice Truck Crash in Middlesex
A school bus carrying about 70 pupils collided with an ice truck on a narrow wooden bridge near Ferrells grammar school in Middlesex North Carolina. At least five pupils were killed and 15 injured, two of whom were not expected to live.
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Middlesex
N. C
D. H. Bunn Jr
Ferrells Grammar School
Raleigh
Truman Signs $1.31 Billion Arms Aid For Allied Nations
President Truman signed a 1.314 billion arms aid bill authorizing U S weapons for 14 nations in Western Europe the Middle East and the Far Pacific. He called it a notable contribution to collective security and urged international arms control through the United Nations. A Pentagon meeting created a three man standing group of top strategists led by General Omar N Bradley and a military production and supply board to coordinate defense efforts with Britain France Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
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Washington
Truman
Europe
Middle East
Far Pacific
White House
U. N. Plan
United Nations
Russia
Pentagon
Omar N. Bradley
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Bradley
London
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Flexible Farm Bill Returns to Senate Panel Approval
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a flexible farm bill 9 to 3. Senator Lucas of Illinois said the measure will be brought to the Senate tomorrow. The bill follows lines of the long range farm measure first introduced by Senator Anderson.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lucas
Illinois
Senate
Anderson
Kaiser-Frazer Receives 34 Million RFC Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted Kaiser-Frazer Corp a 34.4 million dollar loan to tool up for 1951 models. The loan supports production expansion for the Washington based motor firm.
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Kaiser-Frazer
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Hannegan Aide and Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan Dies
Robert E. Hannegan, 46, former postmaster general and ex-owner of the St. Louis Cardinals, died at his home of a heart attack. He had retired in 1947 to lead a syndicate buying the Cardinals and had served as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. His public appearances included a Kansas City tribute dinner attended by President Truman.
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St. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Hannegan
Hnnegan
Cardinals
St. Louis Baseball Club
National Democratic Committee
Internal Revenue
Truman
St. Gregory
Pius XII
Kansas City
William B. Boyle Jr
Democratic National Committee
Roy E. Barmore Dies in Orangeville at 5:15 PM
Roy E. Barmore is reported dead at his Orangeville home after a year long illness. He was a retired farmer from a small farm near the village. Survived by wife, brother Glen of Orangeville, sisters Mrs. Homer Fry of Freeport and Miss Zella Barmore of Orangeville, with Donald Barmore of Monroe as a nephew. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Burlington funeral home.
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Orangeville
Roy E. Barmore
Barmore
Frank G
Ella Yarger Barmore
Glen
Homer Fry
Freeport
Zella Barmore
Mr. Barmore
Donald Barmore
Monroe
Burington Funeral Home
Veedum Store Robbery Trio Trapped by Alert Citizens
Wisconsin Rapids deputies and private citizens trapped three men within two hours after a general store robbery at Veedum. Arthur Wilson Ted Hoekstra and Rufus Antone face armed robbery charges. bonds set at 10000 each. Hoekstra waived preliminary hearing. others set for Oct 20.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Veedum
Arthur Wilson
Ted Hoekstra
Rufus Antone
Oneida
Justice Court
Hoekstra
Wood County
Arthur E. Berg
Antone
Berg
William Braun
Crommelin Suspended Over Navy Morale Letters
Capt. John G. Crommelin, 46, suspended from duty and confined to home after admitting he leaked three confidential Admirals letters about navy morale. Secretary Matthews and President Truman push for accountability as Denfeld orders inquiry and possible court martial.
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Washington
Navy Today
John G. Crommelin
Congress
Crommelin
Navy
Matthews
House Armed Services Committee
Truman
New York Times
Louis Denfeld
Naval Operations
Class Milk Prices Up for September in Chicago Area
The Federal Marketing Administrator announced September class prices for Chicago area milk deliveries. Class one at 3.948 per hundredweight, class two at 3.548, and class three and four at 3.089. Prices rise from August by 8.3 cents for classes one and two and 4.1 cents for classes three and four.
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Chicago
Browntown Phone Firm Granted Rate Increase
The Wisconsin public service commission approved a general rate increase for the Browntown Telephone Co. to raise annual revenue by $2,830 after hearings on deficits.
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Browntown Phone Firm
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Browntown Telephone Co
Parked Car Damages Mueller Vehicle in Front of Home
A parked car in front of Paul Mueller's residence at 1301 15 Avenue was damaged last evening after an apparent collision with another vehicle while stationary.
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Paul Mueller
15 Avenue
Mueller
Two Navy Veterans Set New Endurance Mark at Yuma
In Yuma Arizona two Navy veterans pilots Bob Woodhouse and Woody Jongeward extended the endurance flight record to exceed 1,008 hours aboard The City of Yuma after six weeks in the air since August 24. The city celebrated with lights out for a minute followed by sirens horns and cheers at the Yuma county airport.
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Yuma
Ariz
Arizona
Dick Riedel
Bill Barris
Bob Woodhouse
Woody Jongeward
Ben L Gapen 73 dies after illness at St. Clare Hospital
Ben L. Gapen 73 of Clarno township near Monroe died at 5 a m in St. Clare hospital after weeks of illness. Born December 13, 1875 in Adams township he worked as a meat cutter and later ran farms and a rural grocery. Survived by sisters Miss Rose Gapen Monroe and Mrs Leslie Montgomery a brother Jesse Grand Marias Minn and two nephews Donald Nippigon Ontario and Robert Maxwell Field Ala. Services 2 p m Saturday Shriner Neushwander funeral home with Rev Dallas D Landrum officiating burial Greenwood cemetery.
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Ben L. Gapen
Clarno Township
Monroe
Highway
St. Clare Hospital
Mr. Gapen
Adams Township
William R
Nettie Milliken Gapen
Monroe High School
Ala
Shriner-Neushwander Funeral
Dallas D. Landrum
Greenwood Cemetery
Norder Case Heard By State Industrial Examiner
A hearing was held before a state industrial commission examiner in Janesville on Ralph C. Norder’s petition for workmen’s compensation for eye injuries sustained while employed by Wisconsin Power and Light Co in January 1948. Norder was represented by Rodney O. Xittelsen. the utility by Robert Sutherland. A further hearing will be held later.
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State Industrial Commission
Janesville
Ralph C. Norder
8Th Street
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Norder
Rodney O. Xittelsen
Monroe
Robert Sutherland
Madison
Park Board Advances Recreation Lighting Project
The park board prepared to accept a new recreation park lighting system with underground cables nearly complete and temporary overhead lines set for removal before the Oct 14 football game. Final light adjustments will be made by General Electric as needed. The board seeks city council support to fund 1948 costs from the general fund and to merge 1947-48 budgets for payment. Total project cost is 13 493.60 dollars, excluding temporary wiring funded by softball receipts. Major 1941 budget items include a new boiler for the pool bathhouse and additional toilet facilities.
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The
Park Board
Recreation Park
General Electric Supply Co
City General Fund
Richardson Electric Co
O. T. Havey Electrical Contracting Co
Madison
City Council
Wreck injures six near St Paul Union Station
The Great Northern Empire Builder derailed in a two car wreck near St Paul Union Station injuring six. None sustained serious injuries.
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St. Paul Station
St. Paul
Great Northern _ railway
Empire Builder
Seattle
St. Paul Union Station
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