Rhodes Homer Sparks Giants 5-2 World Series Opener
Dusty Rhodes slugged a tenth inning homer off the right field wall and scored as the New York Giants defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 2 in game one at the Polo Grounds. Sal Maglie and Bob Lemon pitched, with Mays and Thompson driving key runs for New York.
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NEW York
Jim
Dusty
Rhodes
Willie Mays
Hank Thompson
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Polo Grounds
Sal Maglie
Bob Lemon
Maglie
Smith
Avila
Mueller
Doby
Thompson
Rosen
Lockman
Wertz
Indians
Philley
Giants
Lemon
Dark
Strickland
Mays
Pop
Art Houtteman
Cleveland
Irvin
Williams
Don Liddle
Marvyn Grissom
Grissom
Liddie
Hank Majeski
Dale Mitchell
Mitchell
Dave Pope
Hegan
Irving
Pope
Sam Dente
Westrum
Eisenhower Declares Free Press Essential to Life
President Eisenhower reaffirmed that no institution is more necessary to our way of life than a free press. In a National Newspaper Week message he praised editors, publishers, and reporters for informing citizens and empowering responsible governance, while planning a quiet day at his vacation headquarters with no visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Eisenhower
America
Annual Banquet Details Revealed
Rear Adm. Walter G. Schindler will speak at the Chamber of Commerce banquet on Oct. 11 in Turner hall about The Navy in Peacetime. A Q and A will follow. Organ music by Myron J. Babler. national anthem by William L. Rollins. Reservations urged. tickets on sale to the public tomorrow with special New Glarus allotment through Lions club and Ed Fuhrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chamber of Commerce
Adm
Walter G. Schindler
New Glarus
Schindler
Turner Hall
C. C. Warfel
Grace Lutheran Church
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
St. Andrew's Church
Chamber
Glarus
Adm. Schindler
Glarus Lions Club
Ed Fuhrmann
Rep Smith Plans Campaign Tour in Green County
Congressman Lawrence H. Smith arrives in Green County for a three day campaign to defend his House seat. He is opposed in November by Edward A. Krenzke and Racine politicians accompany him on portions of the tour. Plans include meals, film showings on the Hydrogen bomb, and public meetings across Brodhead Browntown Albany New Glarus Monticello and Monroe with stops Friday and Saturday.
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Lawrence H. Smith
Green County
House of Representatives
Racine
Dem
Edward A. Krenzke
Robert E. Tschudy
County Republican Club
Smith
Alvin Babler
County Smith
Congress Club
Brodhead
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Browntown
Albany
New Glarus
Wilhelm Tell Hall
Monticello
Monroe
Domestic Swiss and American cheese markets show steady demand
Madison Wisconsin markets report American cheese fully steady with good demand and ample stocks held with confidence. Prices at assembly points list cheddar 32-34% moisture 3454 single daisies 3534-364 longhorns 35-36% 3612 midgets 36-38% and Swiss steady with fair to good demand and shortages on grinders. State brand 39-41 grade B 37-39 grade C 35-37.
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Madison
P—Fsmns
Wisconsin
Senator Pat McCarran Dies After Rally in Hawthorne
In Hawthorne Nevada Senator Pat McCarran a veteran Democrat and longtime rival of national administrations collapsed after a political rally. He died from a coronary occlusion about 20 minutes after the speech. McCarran 78 had served 22 years in the Senate and sparked fierce clashes with Truman and Roosevelt administrations. He supported some domestic policies but opposed others and authored the Internal Security Act of 1950 and the 1952 McCarran-Walter Immigration Act both vetoed by Truman.
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Hawthorne
Nev
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Washington
Senate
McCarran
Civic Center
Roosevelt
Truman
Watkins Committee
Sen
McCarthy
Europe
Franco Spain
Ther McCarran-Walter
United States
Action Protesting Cohn Dinner Seen
Baltimore CWV plans to revoke St. Christopher post charter for participating in a testimonial dinner for Roy M. Cohn. State commander Anthony Azzarello cites a directive forbidding posts from taking part. Dinner for the McCarthy aide is set for October 5 with McCarthy invited.
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Baltimore
Roy M. Cohn
CWV
Anthony Azzarello
St. Christopher
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Mendes-France and Adenauer Meet Ahead of German Sovereignty Talks
French Premier Mendes-France and West German Chancellor Adenauer held a private hour long meeting at Lancaster House during the nine power conference on German rearmament. They aim to resolve Saar disputes and safeguards while pursuing independence and a Western defense trained German army.
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London
Pierre Mendes-France
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Lancaster House
Walter Hallstein
Adenauer
Mendes-France
Ninepower
Saarland
West Germany
Western
Europe
Catholic sister dies in Rochester noted educator
Sister Mary Aloysius Molloy a distinguished Catholic scholar and educator died in Rochester Minnesota Monday night after a brief illness at age 74.
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Rochester, Minn
Mary Aloysius Molloy
Dying Iowa Girl Heralded by Christmas Cheer
In Bettendorf Iowa seven year old Linda Cargill battles incurable leukemia as neighbors pastors and students send gifts and a Santa stand in visit. A notable Christmas celebration unfolds at her home with cards toys and a planned party while Linda remains hopeful yet aware of a grim prognosis.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
Linda Cargill
Santa
North Pole
Linda
Perry Anderson
Monroe
Davenport
Formal Opening Set For Turner Bowling Alleys This Weekend
Emmett Jogerst new manager of Turner hall bowling alleys says open bowling begins Saturday night in the new building. A formal opening is planned Sunday afternoon with league bowling starting Monday night. Delbert Share coordinates league games with Jagers for the season while interior work remains in the gym area.
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Turner Hall
Times
Emmett Jogerst
Freeport
Jogerst
Delbert Share
Men's Bowling Association
Jagers
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Jealousy Slayer Dies in Dodgeville
Roy Antoine 55, of Mineral Point, killed Elmer Thomas 42 of Chicago and Reuben Benson 53, wounded Patsy Walton 48, then shot himself. He died after a head wound inflicted in a self harm act following the jealousy fueled killings at Mrs. Ruth Hughes 50. Walton remained in critical condition.
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Dodgeville
Roy Antoine
Ruth Hughes
Mineral Point
Antoine
Elmer Thomas
Chicago
Iowa
Ray Reese
Hughes
Thomas
Reuben Benson
Patsy Walton
Linden
Perini Braves Donate $10,000 for Cancer Research Fund
Milwaukee Braves owner Lou Perini donated 10000 dollars to a Massachusetts cancer fund. He gave two five thousand dollar checks from the Braves and from B. Perini and Sons to Sam Howard, longtime friend and chairman of the local Jimmy Fund, aiding cancer research and children in need.
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Newburyport
Mass
Lou Perini
Milwaukee Braves
National Baseball League
Massachusetts
Perini
Braves
Stock Market Falls in Quiet Early Trading
New York stocks opened lower amid a subdued session with most major divisions easing. Losses ranged from one to two points while gains held near one point as trading neared 1.8 million shares.
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New York
Judge Pondering Segregation Case in Hillsboro
U S District Judge H Druffel delays action in the Hillsboro segregation case until the Supreme Court clarifies how its ruling can take effect. NAACP seeks to use Hillsboro as a northern test with evidence of actual segregation to be proven. officials claim no segregation exists.
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Cincinnati
U. S
H. Druffel
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio
Hillsboro
John H. Druffel
Supreme Court
Druffel
NAACP
Hillsboro High School
Webster
Washington
Lincoln
Mailman Charged On Postal Gimmick
Emerson A. Neuenfeldt a 44 year old Oshkosh postal worker was charged with reusing cancelled postage. He allegedly removed stamps from letters at the post office then collected payment on mail without postage and used cancelled stamps to cover the fees. He was bound over to federal court and released on $1000 bond.
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Milwaukee
Emerson A. Nuenefeldt
Oshkosh
John E. Cato
P. F. Bleiko
Neuenfeldt
Storm Gathers Over Proposed Censure Attempt
Washington report notes Jenner of the Senate Rules Committee plans to question Sen. Watkins as part of a probe into censure of Sen. McCarthy. The piece outlines the 1951 52 probe, the whitewash hearing, and the committee's suggested rule changes for fair play in investigations.
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John Chadwick
Washington
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Jenner
Ind
Senate Rules Committee
Watkins
Utah
Senate
Charles L. Watkins
Special Committee
Elections Subcommittee
Edward Bennett Williams
Sen. Watkins
Williams
Congress
Fourteen Divers Grope for Bodies After Ferry Disaster
Divers continued the grim recovery of Toya Maru passengers as the sunken ferry lay in muddy compartments. Officials said around 900 or more may be trapped, with 52 bodies already recovered from Hakodate harbor. The typhoon’s toll neared 1,600 deaths, and about 215 survived from 1,655 aboard. The effort includes U.S. and Japanese forces, with many victims amid the dining room debris and lifebuoys. No Wisconsin victims listed.
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Harodate
Japan
Hakodate Harbor
United States
National Rural Police
Wisconsin
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Oregon
Charles Russell
Las Vegas
Cohn
Robert Cargill
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Turner Bowling
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