Yankees Win Game Six 3-2 To Narrow World Series Gap
In Brooklyn the Yankees top the Dodgers 3-2 to pull within one win of the fall classic as Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle hit homers. Duke Snider struck back for Brooklyn with a long shot, but Raschi and Reynolds held until the late frames. The series stands 3-3 with the decisive seventh game looming.
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Brooklyn
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Brook Mantle
Duke Snider
Yankees
Dodgers
Vic Raschi
Yanks
Billy Lees
Allie Reynolds
Preacher Roe
McDougald
Rizzuto
Mantle
Mize
Snider
Cox
Reese
Robinson
Hopper
Shuba
Berra
Woodling
Noren
Martin
Campanella
Hodges
Furillo
Loes
Raschi
Lees
Kohler Bans Holiday For Stevenson's Talk
Madison officials announce no time off for state employees to attend Gov. Stevenson's campaign speech Wednesday. B. W. Huiskamp urged a holiday, but Gov. Kohler said he lacks authority to grant off duty time or exceptions to the standard workday.
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Madison
Plans Complete For Polio Concert
A band and concert at the high school auditorium at 8 pm closes a weekend of benefits for the emergency polio fund. Over $600 was raised in three earlier events including a Jaycee wheelchair race, a doubleheader baseball game in Monticello, and Speed Bowl races. No new Green County polio cases since Thursday noon. several polio cases updated with related hospital transfers and recoveries. The Monroe Park Band conducted by Allan F. Barnard performed with the Green County Masonic chorus. wheelchair race teams included Kittelsen-Lamboley and Schuetze-Holyoke. total polio fund receipts from the weekend team race amounted to $102.58 versus $67.82 for runners-up. Speed Bowl events added about $300. Adjustments pending for stock car accident losses, but fund returns expected at least $300.
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Rodney O. Kittelsen
Harold J. Lamboley
Willard R. Schuetze
Prin. T. R. Holyoke
John Friedell
Monticello
Green County
Shullsburg
Stephenson County
Cedarville
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Lance Gordon
Kenneth Gordon
Eugene Sullivan
Emil Sullivan
Monroe Country Club
Waukesha
Sullivan
Eugene
Monroe Park
Allan F. Barnard
Barnard
Robert Reider
Green County Masonic Chorus
Kittelsen
Schuetze
Harold L. Fenton
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joseph R. Ganshert
Schuetze-Holyoke
Polio Fund
Jack H. Ols
Robert Benton
Jaycee
Kittelsen-Lamboley
Monroe
Ted Kohl
Glenn Schenberger
Jack Wilson
Temperature Drops As Snow Flurries Sweep Green County
Cold snap continues with readings slipping below freezing in Green County after a mild spell. Snow flurries reported at 1 30 p m as the thermometer fell to 27 degrees before dawn, with colder pockets across low-lying areas. Temperatures expected to inch up slowly tomorrow as another freezing night looms.
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Green County
Miss Faye Disch Dies at Madison
Miss Faye L. Disch of Madison daughter of the late John M. Disch died after a long illness in a Madison hospital. She had led the Anchor Savings and Loan Association insurance department. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Memorial Evangelical Reformed Church with Rev. William A. Schultz. burial in New Glarus cemetery. She leaves five brothers and three sisters.
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Faye L. Disch
Madison
John M. Disch
Belleville
New Glarus
Anchor Savings and Loan Association
Memorial Evangelical Reformed Church of
William A. Schultz
Joyce Funeral Home
W. Washington Avenue
Miss Disch
John
Wiliam
Chicago
Henry
Dayton
Marcus Edward
Lake Wisconsin
Harold
Garrett van Dragt
Rice Lake
George Johnson
Esther Kelly
Monroe
Tschudy recalls WWII service under slain Col Smith
Robert E. Tschudy of Monroe today said he served in World War II under Army Col Aubrey C. Smith, who was fatally stabbed in Japan last Friday. Col Smith led the unit on Okinawa and in Japan and they were close friends. The Tokyo Far East Command said Col Smith was stabbed by his wife, the daughter of retired Gen Walter Kreuger, and she is under psychiatric care in an Army hospital. No motive has been released.
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Robert E. Tschudy
Monroe
Army
Aubrey C. Smith
Japan
Col. Smith
Tschudy
Okinawa
Tokyo
Far East Command
Walter Kreuger
Sixth Army
General's Aide Denies McCarthy Altered Talk
An Eisenhower aide aboard the Eisenhower special train denied on Sunday that the Republican candidate altered his Milwaukee speech at McCarthy's request. The aide said McCarthy made no requests for additions or deletions, mirroring a prior denial from McCarthy regarding omitting references to General Marshall.
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Gen
Eisenhower
Milwaukee
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
McCarthy
George C. Marshall
W C Hintzman Dies in Decatur
W Clifford Hintzman 49 longtime Decatur Township resident and head of the Decatur Swiss Cheese factory died suddenly after a heart attack. Funeral at Everson funeral home tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev Robert Boettcher officiating burial in Greenwood Cemetery. He leaves wife Hattie Maas two sons LaVern and Robert a daughter Beverly and several relatives.
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Brodhead
W. Clifford Hintzman
Decatur Swiss Cheese Factory
Everson Funeral
Robert Boettcher
Emmanuel Eub Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Hintzman
Decatur Township
Spring Grove Township
Mr. Hintzman
Arthur W
Roe Brobst Hintzman
Hattie Maas
G. H. Nickell
Decatur Town Board
Badger School Board
LaVern
Robert
Beverly
Arthur Hintzman
Arthur J
Madison
Cecil Stone
Janesville
Swimming Pool Funds Approved By Board Of Public Works
The board approved final settlement on the city swimming pool repair project completed in summer by Clifford O Leck. Total cost 8512.45 with about three quarters previously paid. Work included wall repair scum gutter system new sidewalk and drainage. Gasoline contract for year ending Oct 1 awarded to Wadhams Co at 18.104 cents per gallon for use by city departments.
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Board of Public Works
Clifford O. Leck
Wadhams Co
Eisenhower Truman feud overheard on campaign train
President Truman assails the Republican party and Dwight Eisenhower in a Brigham Young University speech in Provo and in California remarks. He accuses GOP of hindering U.N. programs and warns the world nears a war, while Sen. Hicklooper Ferguson and Case call Truman’s charges political.
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Truman
Utah
GOP
Dwight Eisenhower
Brigham Young University
Provo
California
Oakland
Eisenhower
Ike
Sen. Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Francis Case
South Dakota
San Francisco
Dannerbeck Named Stevenson Chairman
Paul P. Dannerbeck of Monroe is named Green County Chairman of Volunteers for Stevenson by Richard Bardwell of Madison. He will announce a county committee soon to back Stevenson for president.
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Paul P. Dannerbeck
Monroe
Green County
Volunteers For
Stevenson
Richard Bardwell
Madison
Dannerbeck
Soybean prices rise on Chicago Board of Trade
Soybeans moved out ahead of the market today on the Chicago Board of Trade gaining around three cents at times. Corn and oats showed little advance and remained mostly unchanged.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Malenkov Opens Soviet Congress Attacks U.S. Bosses
Georgi Malenkov opened the 19th All Soviet Communist Party Congress denouncing the United States and its ruling circles as bent on world domination and war. Molotov echoed charges of aggressive alliances as the congress considers the five year plan, organizational changes, and a Presidium replacement.
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Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
Georgi M. Malekov
Communist Party
United States
Soviet Union
Joseph Stalin
Kremlin
Malenkov
Stalin
Politburo
Orgburo
V. M. Molotov
U. S
Chinese Peoples Republic
Peoples Democracies
Stevenson shifts to Communist threat in campaign
Gov Adlai E Stevenson pivots from prosperity messaging to a major address on communism. He outlines plans for a Detroit speech as part of a five day push through seven states, denouncing Eisenhower and the GOP while naming McCarthy Taft and others as a “murderers row” in the Senate.
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Springfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Detroit
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
Illinois
Minneapolis
Democratic Party
Fort Dodge
St. Paul
Eisenhower
Sen
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
Taft
Senate
Reds Holden Western Front Hill Against Chinese Attack
U S Marines battled six bloody hours to retake a hill west of Korangpo on Korea’s Western Front but Reds held the crest. Chinese forces captured the hill Friday as Navy air strikes, including 263 planes from Princeton Kearsarge and Essex, targeted Haeyang supply dumps. Aerial and artillery combat followed with Marines finally withdrawing after intense close-quarters fighting. Nearby, three U S tanks surrounded by North Koreans for 15 hours on a foggy eastern peak were rescued on Sept 22 after a counterattack. two crewmen were killed.
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Seoul
Korea
7Th Marine
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Haeyang
Wonsan
North Korea
Navy
Princeton
Kearsage
Essex
Korangpo
U. S. 1St Marine Division
U. S. Eighth Army
Eugene Gregor
River Falls
Wis
Fire Department Responds to Early Fire Prevention Week Call
Firemen answered a first day Fire Prevention Week call at 8 30 a m yesterday responding to a blaze at the Frank Ebweter home on the west end of 12th street. Fire Chief H L Sickinger inspecting the scene said faulty wiring above the furnace caused the fire with minimal damage.
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Frank Ebweter
12Th Street
H. L. Sickinger
Major Law Issues Face Supreme Court As New Term Starts
Washington opens its new Supreme Court term amid high profile cases on school desegregation and the legality of public versus private power. The court plans rulings on school integration challenges and a Roanoke Rapids hydroelectric project dispute, with a possible review of the Julius and Ethel Rosenberg atom spy conviction.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Julius Rosenberg
Truman
New York
Sing Sing Prison
Brannan Lists Farm Draft Deferment Grievances in Wis.
Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan urged that Wisconsin draft deferments for farmers are too high, citing 9 715 agriculture deferments and 3 2 percent of registrations. He contrasted Minnesota and North Dakota figures and criticized state director Lt. Col. Bentley Courtney for industry ties over farming needs.
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Mondovi
Wis
Wisconsin Selective Service
Wisconsin
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles Brannan
Brannan
Bentley Courtenay
Madison
Courtenay
Minnesota
North Dakota
Selective Service
Charles Percival 71 Shullsburg Miner Dies at St Clare
Charles Percival 71 of Shullsburg died at St Clare hospital yesterday at 8 40 am after an extended illness. He was born December 11 1881 in Shullsburg and worked as a miner. He leaves son Delbert in Keifer two sisters Loretta Morris Shullsburg Bernice Houtsinger Kenosha and a grandson. Services set for Wednesday at 9 30 am at St Matthews Catholic Church Shullsburg with burial in the church cemetery.
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Charles Percival
Shullsburg
St. Clare Hospital
Percival
Delbert, Kiefer
Loretta Morris
Bernice Houtsinger
Kenosha
St. Matthews Catholic Church
Cemery
Eisenhower Shifts to Personal Attacks in Campaign Tour
Ike abandons no-personalities stance as he tours Washington State and the Pacific Northwest. He attacks Truman from Fargo to Spokane, stressing power development and reclamation while keeping his distance from Adlai Stevenson. Local stops include Spokane Ephrata Wenatchee and Everett with a Seattle speech looming.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington State
Eisenhower
Truman
Fargo
N. D
Washington
Spokane
Ephrata
Wenatchee
Everett
Seattle
Missing Portage Man Found Shot Dead in Swamp
The body of 60 year old George Ake, missing since November 1950, was recovered by a duck hunter in a swamp near Portage. Police Chief Francis Riley reported a bullet hole in Ake’s head and several cartridge casings found nearby. no weapon was located.
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Portage, Wis
George Ake
Here
Francis Riley
Ake
Riley
State TB Unit Stops Listed for Tomorrow
The state TB mobile X-ray unit visited South School this afternoon and will be at the Lakeshire Martyr plant tomorrow morning and the north side of the square tomorrow afternoon offering free TB examinations by X ray.
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Lakeshire-Marty
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