Yankees Rally Past Dodgers In Ninth To Take Game Three
In a tense ninth inning at Ebbets Field, John Mize and Jerry Coleman drove a three run burst that overpowered Brooklyn’s late homer bid. The Yankees beat the Dodgers 4 3 as Olmo and Campanella homered for Brooklyn in a losing effort.
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
John Mize
Jerry Coleman
Yankees
Yanks
Dodgers
Luis Olmo
Rey Campanella
Joe Page
Pee Wee Reese
Tommy Byrne
Newark Yankees
Page
Byrne
Reese
Dodger
Miksis
DiMaggio
Furillo
Bobby Brown
Robinson
Hodges
Olivio
Tom Henrich
Coleman
Snider
Rizzuto
Henrich
Berra
Brown
Roy Woodling
Olmvio
Maples
Mapes
Henri
Woodling
Fred Sanford
Enrich
Campanella
Branca
Woods
Eastern German Republic Formed
The East German republic was proclaimed today by German communists establishing a new regime in the eastern zone. The German peoples council declared itself the lower house of a democratic republic, while West Germany remains in control of the western zones. A president and cabinet will be named next week, with plans for a national front against the West and hopes for eventual unification under a single German government.
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Berlin
Russia
German Peoples’ Council
Republc
Peoples’ Council
Communist Central Committee
Natonal Front
Germany
West
Nine Found Dead In Wrecked C-47
Forest rangers found nine dead soldiers in a smashed Army C-47 on the eastern slope of Mt. Mitchell in North Carolina. Air Force and forest service teams had scoured rain soaked thickets after mountaineers reported an explosion around 11:30 a.m. on the 6,684-foot peak.
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Asheville
N. C
Forest Rangers
Army Air Force
Mt. Mitchell
America
Air Force
Forest Service
Contractor Engineer Confer on Square Job
William A. Vinton square general contractor and George Glass project engineer confer with officials on the cost of the job. Glass has worked with Ward and Strand Madison consulting engineers and Vinton on labor and material amounts. Once these are figured the total cost can be determined as the bid was on units of material and labor.
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William A. Vinton
Square
George Glass
Glass
Ward and Strand
Madison
Vinton
Judge Hansen Dies in Milwaukee Hospital
Judge Charles Hansen of Milwaukee died today from a heart ailment in a local hospital. He was prominent in Masonic and Shrine circles.
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Hansen
Kenora
Charles Hansen
Milwaukee
Goose Pimples on Cars Baffles Residents in Cape Girardeau
In Cape Girardeau Missouri residents woke to hundreds of cars with goose bump like bubbles under the paint after 72 hours of continuous rain. Professor A C Magill of the state college suggests capillary action pushed water through porous paint layers causing the phenomenon.
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Cape Girardeau
A. C. Magill
State College
Magill
Testimony Delays Decision on Monticello Drainage District
Hearing on forming the Little Sugar River drainage district near Monticello continues as M W Meinenburg works to arrange witnesses. Farmers testifying included Gilbert Hoesly Milton Babler and board members Porterfield and Pinnow. An Illinois Central Railroad engineer presented estimates of bridge damage from 4 000 to 65 000 depending on construction. A remonstrance by Howard D Kennedy claims the dam purchase would raise project costs beyond the value of 1650 acres of wet land.
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Monticello
Harold J. Lamboley
M. W. Meinenburg
Brodhead
Green County Drainage Board
Meinenburg
Little Sugar River
New Glarus
Gilbert Hoesly
Milton Babler
E. D. Porterfield
Harry H. Pinnow
Russell Lemon
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railroad
Howard D. Kennedy
Juda Man Helps Nab Two Women Escapees
Dorothy McConnville 30 of Chicago and Marga Cole 26 of Hurley were recaptured near Plymouth Wisconsin after a truck driver spotted them walking along Highway 12. Police had placed a road block and alerted Wayne Gempeler of Juta to pursue them. McConnville had prior burglary sentences in Waukee and had attempted escapes before.
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Taycheedah
Dorothy McConnville
Wisconsin
Miss McConnville
Margaret Cole
Hurley
Plymouth
Wayne Gempeler
Juta
Waukee
Adversaries Align as Steel and Aluminum Strikes Loom
The CIO United Steelworkers threaten a 20 000 worker strike at eight states with Alcoa if wage and pension demands are not met by Oct 17. Negotiations paused pending next steps while coal talks proceed in Washington with M. Lewis and coal operators amid idle mines and ships.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steel Workers
Aluminum Company of America
James G. Thimmel
Alcoa
Cio-United Steel
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Wall Street
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Erie
Brannan Joins Senate Fight Over Price Supports
Secretary Brannan joined the Senate debate on farm price supports with a letter to Chairman Elmer Thomas. Thomas said Brannan backed a flat ninety percent parity for basic crops while the flexible plan was under consideration. He warned that defeating the ninety percent amendment could lead to restoring Brannan's plan as a substitute.
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Washington
Brannan
Senate
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas
Russell
D-Ga
Young
R-Nd
House
Monroe Hotel Sold To Gebhard Hauser
Gebhard Hauser announces the Monroe hotel at 909 911 16th Avenue has been sold by Mr and Mrs Norman Schmeltzer who owned it since April 1 1948. Possession is November 1 with no price disclosed. Schmeltzers will leave Monroe with regret after extensive dining room and lounge changes.
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Monroe
16Th Avenue
Norman B. Schmeltzer
Gebhard
Gabby) Hauser
17Th Avenue
Hauser
Maple Grove Inn
Adams Township
Schmeltzers
Davenport
Arthur A. Hauser
Fred Roth
Roth
Charles Schwertzlow
Mr. Roth
Fred Jr
Schmeltzer
Claude Eley
Rudolph Krebs
Brennecke Bull Wins First at National Dairy Congress
C F Brennecke reports Kay's Royal Design a junior yearling Brown Swiss bull won first in its class at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. The victory follows the undefeated two year old heifer Brennecke exhibited last year at the congress.
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Kay
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
C. F. Brennecke
19Th Avenue
Brennecke
Busy Burglars Loot Nine Spots in Lafayette County
Sheriff Homer L Curry investigated a spree of nine break ins across Lafayette County with loot under 50 dollars. Targets included Avon Lock Plant Darlington Center Equipment Co Benton Lumber Co Gulf service station Argyle Lumber Co Gratiot Lumber Co Milwaukee road toolhouse South Wayne Pecatonica Oil Co and Chapman Lumber Co. The thieves forced doors with bars and used a sledge hammer to gain access and crack safes for small change and tools.
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Darlington
Lafayette
Homer L. Curry
Curry
Avon Lock Plant
Center Equipment ‘Co
Dar
Lington
Benton Lumber Co
Gulf Service Station
Blanchardville
Argyle Lumber Co
Argyle
Gratiot Lumber Co
Gratiot
Milwaukee road _ toolhouse
South Wayne
Pecatonica Oil Co
Chapman Lumber Co
Illinois Visitor Digging Pennies Near Road Confounds Officers
An unnamed Illinois driver in Green county claimed he was digging for pennies in a field when a highway officer found him leaving the woods with a shovel. He proved permission from the farmer who had buried an oil can with pennies two years earlier, totaling about 12 dollars.
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Illinois
Green County
Monroe
Free Immunizing Schedules Listed for School Children
Green country offers a diphtheria and tetanus immunization program for city school children up to 12 years old. The February 3 event runs 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the high school auditorium, with parent letters sent by nurse Miss Genevieve Arensdorf.
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Genevieve Arensdorf
Monroe
Juto
Brodhead
Albany
Brooklyn
Cheddar Trade Firm In Plymouth's Sales
The Wisconsin cheese exchange reported steady trading with five Wisconsin state brand cheddars selling at 303% and a single daisies car at 3312. Bids remained unfilled for two cars and single daisies at 3314.
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Plymouth
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Hawaii Strike Ends with 14 Cent Wage Rise Pact
Hawaii dock workers ratified an oral settlement ending a strike that began May 1. The agreement provides a 14 cent hourly wage increase and was reached on the 159th day of the stoppage, with workers approving it unanimously.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Gas Pickets Heed Ban Arrest Threats
Milwaukee unions halted picketing after Dist. Atty. McCauley ordered arrests of pickets and officers. State Attorney General Fairchild said the anti strike law applied to Milwaukee Solvay Coke Co. and the CIO and AFL disputes. CIO earlier settled with wage gains while AFL faced lines and shift issues.
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Milwaukee
AFL
Dist
William J. McCauley
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
CIO Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers Union
Gas Light Co
Gas Company
Solvay’ Coke
CIO
Milwaukee County
Radford Criticizes B 36 Bomber as a Billion-Dollar Blunder
Admiral Arthur W. Radford testifies before the House Armed Services Committee calling the B 36 intercontinental bomber a billion-dollar blunder that would be useless defensively and inadequate offensively in an atomic war. He disputes Air Force claims of unescorted missions and precise bombing from high altitudes. Crommelin faces possible court martial amid Navy Air Force policy disputes.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Air Force
Radford
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
John G. Crommelin
Navy
Crommelin
District of Columbia
Skies Clear After Violent Morning Thunderstorm
After a storm delivering heavy rain, skies cleared with temperatures rising to 73 by noon. Madison area reported 1.36 inches of rain and more showers are forecast tonight while southern areas warm into Saturday. Northwestern regions expect falling temperatures signaling cooler weather. Yesterday's high reached 56 with a 52 low after midnight.
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Madison
Cheeseman man Fred Liechti dies after brief illness
Darlington special report states Fred Liechti 52 a former cheesemaker of the Monroe and Darlington areas died yesterday afternoon in a Hazel Green hospital after a brief illness. He was born in Russia and came to America about 24 years ago. Survivors include four sisters in Russia and India, two brothers in Darlington and Switzerland. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Nelson Sharer funeral home in Darlington with Rev. William Siemers presiding and burial at Union Grove cemetery.
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Darlington
Fred Liechti
Hazel Green
Monroe
Russia
America
India
Walter
Switzerland
Nelson- Sharer Funeral
William Siemers
Union Grove Cemetery
School Milk Program To Be Operated Again
The school milk program will resume Monday for morning kindergarten and first through second grade students at city schools. Milk costs four cents per half pint to children and one cent to the federal government. Miss Genevieve Arensdorf, public school nurse, announced. Milk will be served each morning before recess and will be white only.
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Genevieve Arensdorf
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Shotton
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Preacher Roe
New York
Yankee Stadium
Eastern German Republic
Juda Man
Giant Aluminum Company
CIO Union
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Cheddar
Pact
House Committee
Cheeseman
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