Cardinals Rally Narrow 1-0 World Series Deficit
St Louis Cardinals trail 1-0 after three in a tight Fall Classic game as Harry drives in Del Rice with a third inning single following Brecheen sacrifice and Card hitters fail to capitalize. Red Sox strand McBride and Partee in the opening rounds.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
del Rice
Brecheen
Musial
DiMaggio
Red Sox
McBride
York
Higgins
Partee
Kurowski
Boston
Rudy York
Boston Red Sox
Hal Wagner
Joe Garagiola
Pinky Higgins
Weekend Vehicle Mishaps Result in No Serious Injuries
Herbert L. Bell of Monroe route 5 and Lester M. Busch of Argyle route 1 were involved in weekend incidents. Bell’s truck rolled over twice after leaving the road near Clarno following a curve and a skid on gravel. Busch’s car struck a cement bridge on county trunk three miles north of Monroe after meeting a car with dims lights. No serious injuries reported.
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Herbert L. Bell
Monroe
Barry Cheese Factory
Clarno
Ee Sevestigated
Weiss
Lester M. Busch
Fatal Hunt for Night Prowler Cost Army Man His Wife Life
Arlington Army Lt. Dean M. Bressler, 26, woke to a whispered warning and fired at a dim form at the bedroom window. His wife died two hours later from a chest wound. the couple’s month-old son and unborn baby were mentioned as remaining in the home.
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Arlington
Army
Dean M. Bressler
Bressler
Evansville Native Joins Monroe Police Force
Dale W. Olson aged 22 from Evansville becomes Monroe patrolman as announced by Chief J. H. Schwaiger. Olson served three years in the Marine Corps, has seven months with Evansville police, and completed 13 weeks of FBI training in Janesville. He starts today on the city desk.
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Dale W. Olson
Evansville
Monroe
J. H. Schwaiger
Olson
Marine Corps
Pacific
FBI
Janesville
City Desk
Schwaiger
Ship First Units For Vet Housing
Seven metal barracks units for Monroe's federal public housing program were shipped from Ogden last week and should arrive soon. Mayor Frank A. Buehler says the city will begin work this week on the site at 12th Avenue between 22nd and 23rd Streets and will contribute a sidewalk and part of sewer and water line costs under the federal housing contract signed July 19.
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Monroe
Ogden
Frank A. Buehbler
12Th Avenue
Buehler
Federal Public Housing Authority
Seven Members of State Guard Set New Qualification Marks
Seven members of Monroe's state guard unit Co. F set new qualification marks at the firing range on Clarence Drake farm. Captain George Armstrong reported the top scores out of 200 with Forrest Kubly at 178 and Willis Mitchell at 176 leading the seven new qualifiers.
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Monroe
State Guard
Co. F
Clarence Drake
George Armstrong
Forrest Kubly
Willis Mitchell
Louis Benkert
Roger Dunwiddie
Forrest Reise
Gilbert Dettwil
Joseph Riedweg
Ralph Zimmerman
Truman Values Meat Crisis Still Unchanged Across Administration
White House press secretary Charles G. Ross said President Truman is considering every aspect of the meat sitution. Agriculture Secretary Anderson and Rep. Johnson push for changes while government reports show ample feed supply to support more livestock. Hog receipts slip as cattle and calves fall, with Chicago prices holding at 16.25 per hundredweight.
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Washington
Charles G. Ross
White House
Truman
Ross
Agriculture
Anderson
Eric Johnson
Johnson
Reconversion Advisory Board
Republican Congressional Food Committee
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Bureau
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Sioux City
Plane Stunting Crash Kills Pilot and Eight Boys
A military single seater Firefly crashed into the roof of a school in Apeldoorn Holland during a stunt over the pilot’s mother’s home. The accident killed the pilot Max Christern, eight school boys, and the pilot’s mother from a heart attack, with at least ten others injured as the wing struck the gym roof and fuel exploded.
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Apeldoorn
Holland
Max Christern
Cigaret Prices Raised by Major Firms in New York
American Tobacco Co and Philip Morris announced a cigarette price increase of 25 cents per 1000. The new wholesale cost rises to 6.50 dollars per 1000, up from 6.25 dollars since last April.
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New York
American Tobacco Co
Philip Morris
Meat Paradise Windsor Delights American Travelers
American visitors flock to Windsor across the Detroit border as traffic remains high at vacation levels. A survey notes weekend car flow through the tunnel reached over 5,000, with Windsor offering a 2 inch steak dinner for about 1.25 dollars.
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Windsor
Detroit
United States
Horace Wiley
U. S. Immigration Service
Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
Nellie S Treat dies after long illness in Monroe home
Nellie S Treat 77 lifelong Monroe resident died at 5 45 p m Saturday in her home 1222 11th street after a lengthy illness She was a Universalist and active in Ladies Aid Order of Eastern Star and D A R Her life included a high noon wedding in her rooms and family tragedies The article also recalls her Civil War veteran father Captain Nathaniel B Treat her brother Frank A Treat and a tragic life event later referenced
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Nellie S. Treat
Monroe
1Lth Street
St. Clare Hospital
D. Andrew Howey
Universalist Church
Ladies Aid Society
St. Omar
Order of Eastern Star
Benjamin Harrison
Chicago
Sherman
Nathaniel B. Treat
Maine
Treat
Atlanta
General Sherman
Captain Treat
Mason
Ava R. Reed
Whitewater
Miss Treat
Helen Gilmore
Orono
Frank A. Treat
Patty Willborn
21St Avenue
Willborn
Wisconsin
California
Patricia Baumle
11Th Street
Meat Dealers Say State Faces Complete Meat Shortage
Oshkosh and Sheboygan report Wisconsin Retail Meat Dealers Association president Elmer Rehbein says the group’s executive board adopted a statement declaring a complete meat shortage in the state. The statement criticizes current price controls and subsidies as hidden taxes and urges removing politics from the OPA.
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Oshkosh
Elmer
No Further U S Concessions on Trieste Connally
Senator Tom Connally told peace conference delegates that the United States would make no additional concessions on Trieste and urged adoption of commission recommendations. He called Trieste a keystone of the peace treaty and said residents must manage their own affairs with a secure boundary between Italy and Yugoslavia. Delegates faced eight days of sessions to meet Oct 15 schedules amid UN Assembly looming.
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Paris
Tom Connally
United States
Trieste
Connally
D-Tex
Ernest Bevin
Italy
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Bevin
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Jan Christian Smuts
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Mexico Proposal Touched as UN Atomic Panel Opens Talks
United Nations atomic energy commission experts met in closed session at Lake Success to study whether denatured nuclear fuels can be used without regenerating stock for weapons. Mexican delegate Padilla Nervo proposed national plants with rare inspections, while international zones would house raw-material plants under global control. Delegates offered no immediate judgment pending scientific results.
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Lake Success
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Mexico
Luis Padilla Nervo
Padilla Nervo
United States
Soviet
Rusia
Padilla Nerva
Russia
Bride Dies on Way To Altar In New York Church
A 21 year old bride collapsed and died en route to her wedding at Our Lady of Good Counsel church Inwood New York. Dr Alexander Vivona said embarrassment from tripping over her train triggered a rheumatic heart condition causing death before she could wed Angelo Rose de Fabrizio from Lawrence. The groom John Mastunanatone waited in the rear unaware of the tragedy.
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Inwood
N. Y
Alexander Vivona
Angelo Rose de Fabrizio
Lawrence
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
John Mastunanatone
Florida Storm Threat Weighs On Citrus crop and Beach Areas
Hurricane forecasters warned of a dangerous storm threatening Florida's west coast citrus crops and coastal beaches. The system neared 100 mph winds with the center about 130 miles west of Key West at 10 30 am as warnings extended to Cedar Keys.
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Miami
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Peninsula
Cedar Keys
Weather Bureau
Ft. Myers
Tampa
Key West
Florida Keys
Miami-Palm Beach
Lake Okeechobee
Palm Beach
Everglades
Red Cross
Fort Myers
Necklace of Islands
Havana
San Julian
W. O. Johnson
Gold Coast
Yugoslavs Free UNRRA Engineer and Restart C-47 Service
Yugoslavia released American UNRRA construction engineer Robert Burnup after 10 days detention on espionage charges. U S Ambassador Patterson announced C-47 air service would replace B-17s on the Vienna Udine route, with pilots instructed to avoid Yugoslavia as tension over wartime air routes eases. Burnup departed Belgrade for Rome en route to the United States after conditional release.
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Belgrade
UNRRA
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Vienna
Udine
Italy
Yugoslavia
Robert Burnup
Independence
Belgade
Rome
United States
America
Austria
Patterson
U. S. State Department
Vienna-Udine
Royal Air Force
Taranto
Seek End Maritime Strike Nears Settlement
Government conciliators pressed to end a week long maritime tieup as Capt. Harry Martin president of the AFL Masters Mates Pilots said negotiations look more favorable than at any time since talks began.
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Washington
Harry Martin
AFL Masters, Mates & Pilots
New York
AFL Slap at New Deal Labor Chief at Chicago Convention
The AFL opened its 65th annual convention in Chicago with William Green urging wage increases as productivity rises and proposing welfare funds for unions. A council report criticized the Labor Department and Lewis Schwellenbach for policy moves and a perceived Labor Department split. The piece notes the absence of Schwellenbach from speakers, signaling a mild rebuke.
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AFL
New Deal
Chicago
APL
William Green
John L. Lewis
Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Schwellenbach
AFL Executive Council
Labor Department
Labor
Executive Council
Department of Labor
CIO
Weather Picture: Rain and Snow Spread Across Regions
The Associated Press reports varied weather across the nation with rain in the Southwest and central plains, snow in the Northwest and Dakotas, and cooling trends in the Midwest. Amarillo led rainfall at 2.19 inches, with several other cities recording near two inches.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New Mexico
Plains
Amarillo
Guymon
Okla
Wichita
Dodge City
Kas
Colorado
Wyoming
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Harry Brecheen
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Eric Johnston
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Payne Field
Egypt
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Miss Baumle
Russell Miller
Duke
Southern California
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