Yankees Tie Series With 5 1 Win Over Dodgers
New York blasts Brooklyn for five runs in the first inning. Bill Skowron belts a three run homer and Whitey Ford allows four hits in a 5 1 win that knots the World Series at 3 3. Duke Snider injures knee in fourth. the finale set for tomorrow at Yankee Stadium with Tommy Byrne vs Johnny Podres.
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Bill Skowron
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Byrnes
Johnny Podres
Snider
Skowron
Don Zimmer
Ebbets Field
Yankees
Karl Spooner
Russ Meyer
Ed Roebuck
Phil Rizzuto
Billy Martin
Rizzuto
Gil MacDougald
Dodger
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Meyer
Spooner
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France Keeps One Foot Inside U N After Algeria Vote
France withdraws its permanent U N delegation and ends participation in U N activities except Security Council and related bodies. The move preserves veto power while signaling possible return. Paris cancels Moscow visit as Morocco conflicts flare with guerrilla attacks on French posts.
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Paris
France
U. N. House
Assembly
Algeria
U.N
International Organization
Security Council
Disarmament Commission
Dgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Moscow
Russia
Morocco
Four Killed In Monroe Traffic Nine Months 1955
Monroe police records show four persons died in city traffic incidents January through September 1955. Of 830 total accidents, 149 were injuries with 80 severe and 69 slight. three pedestrians died and one fatal car collision occurred. There were 1 573 drivers involved.
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Monroe
J. B. Tate
Police Department Records Bureau
Typhoon Marge Aims at Central Japan Island
Typhoon Marge moves toward central Japan with winds near 100 mph expected to strike Shikoku Island late Monday night. Warnings cover almost all of Japan after last week’s Louise typhoon that killed 31 people. Shikoku, home to nearly five million, is forecast for a midnight impact.
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Tokyo
Marge
Japan
U. S. Air Force Weather Central
Shikouku
Where To Find It Amusements and Classifieds Tease
Readable fragments show a local newspaper pocket of amusements and classifieds. The section hints at editorial radio and TV notes, society items, and sports brief teasers across pages 13 to 17 with references to Omeoes.
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Radio TV Society
Eisenhower sleeps soundly as anxiety eases at Denver hospital
President Eisenhower slept soundly from 8:45 p.m. to 4:25 a.m. with normal temperature and vital signs after doctors reported he was a little tired previous evening. White House secretary Hagerty said the latest bulletin showed no complications and that physicians sought rest for the President.
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Denver
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Hagerty
Paul Dudley White
Boston
White
Local Women Plan Attendance at GOP National Meet
Monroe Farmerville and Oak Grove women will attend a National Federation of Republican Women board meeting in New Orleans Tuesday through Friday. About 100 women are expected with speakers including Nelson Rockefeller and Chauncey Robbins among others.
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Monroe
Farmerville
Oak Grove
National Federation of Republican Women
New Orleans
Elmer C. Slagle
Slagle
John Reitzell
Fifth District
Republican Women’s Club
Roy Johns, Jr
George M. Snellings Jr
W. L. Stevenson
Thomas Leigh
Edward Ellison
Bryant James
Dean McCormick
E. O. McCormick
O. B. Fiske
Nelson Rockefeller
Chauncey Robbins
Republican National Committee
James Mckhillips
Robert Carter
Republican Na
Guerriero Expires After Short Illness
Frank Lewis Guerriero aged 61 of Monroe died at St Francis Hospital at 10 15 AM after a short illness. An electrical contractor he is survived by his wife Jessie and daughter Faye Lynn both of Monroe. Rosary tonight at Hixon Brothers Funeral Home at 7 30 with a Mass Tuesday at St Matthew's Catholic Church. Interment in Catholic cemetery. He leaves six brothers and five sisters in Monroe and surrounding areas.
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Frank Lewis Guerriero
North Sixth Street
St. Francis Hospital
Guerriero
Monroe
Msgr
J. C. Marsh
Hixon Brothers Funeral Home
St. Matthew’s Catholic Church
Msgr. Marsh
Jessie Guerriero
Faye Lynn Guerriero
H. E. Guerriero
Charles P. Guerriero, Jr
Joseph S. Guerriero
George W. Guerriero
Robert W. Guerriero
W. F. Guerriero
Dallas
H. G. Cooper
B. W., Morrison
S. FE. Hodges
Joe Cummings
Don Dunette
Oklahoma City
Cloudy Forecast for Twin City With No Rain
Partly cloudy skies dominated the Twin City area Monday afternoon with southeast winds around 10 mph. Morning high reached 84 degrees and the low was 65 while pollen counted 173 for the day.
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Twin City
CAA
Official Defends Use Of Ex Reds In Communist Hunt
In Philadelphia Assistant Attorney General William F. Tompkins defended the Justice Department's use of ex communists and confidential informers as witnesses in subversive prosecutions. He warned against inaction despite criticism and said the practice is standard.
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Philadelphia
William F. Tompkins
Justice Department
West Monroe to Decide Bond Election Date Tonight
The West Monroe city council may set the date for a 1 370 000 bond election for water supplies and fire protection at its 7 p m meeting Monday Mayor J Allen Norris said engineers were in town and the council would follow their recommendations on the date Also on the docket is approval of a sewerage contract in the North Seventh Street Highway 80 area Routine business rounds out the agenda.
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West Monroe
J. Allen Norris
North Seventh Street Highway 80
Five Injured In Truck And Auto Collision Near Brown Paper Mill
A two year old West Monroe girl Diane Gilmore was among five hurt in a Sunday afternoon crash near Brown Paper Mill. She remained in serious condition at St Francis Hospital Monday.
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West Monroe
Brown Paper Mill
St. Francis Hospital
Diane Gilmore
Carter L. Gilmore
Rowan
L. R. Gilmore
Clarence E. Christy
Bancroft
Christy
Tippett
Gilmores
Bailey
Gilmore
French Unleash Heavy Attacks on Tribesmen
French tanks planes and troops battled guerrilla outbreaks in the Atlas Mountains and along the Spanish Moroccan frontier. Unofficial death tolls ran into the hundreds as a 2000-strong Berber force attacked five Moroccan army posts.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Peron Takes Up Exile Residence Behind Bodyguards
Asuncion Paraguay Juan D Peron the toppled Argentine dictator took up residence in exile behind police and Tommy gun guards. He was flown in yesterday on a Paraguayan amphibian plane after seeking asylum and awaiting formalities with Argentine and Paraguayan officials. Lonardi government hopes Peron stays briefly across the Plate river from Argentina.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Juan D. Peron
Plate River
Argentine
Lonardi
High Court Opens New Term With Heavy Docket
The Supreme Court begins a term facing more than 700 cases, a 300 plus rise from last year, with issues from Communism to military justice and racial segregation. Chief Justice Earl Warren, amid Eisenhower speculation, oversees openings as the court plans a five day work week and prepares to rule on the Communist party case and military justice questions involving civilian defendants.
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Supreme Court
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Warren
U.S
Communist Party
Congress
Air Force
Robert W. Toth
Pittsburgh
Toth
Korea
Egypt Israel pull back troops while arms debate wages on
Egypt and Israel withdrew forces from the El Auja Nizana demilitarized zone. Nasser said Egypt intercepted a British war ministry message on avoiding aggression while Israel may not. Abba Eban urged US arms sales to Israel to maintain balance, while Moscow supported Egypt’s right to buy arms from any source.
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Egypt
Israel
el- Auja- Nizana
Gamal Abdel Nasser
British
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Foreign Office
United States
Abba Eban
Middle East
Moscow
London
Czechoslovakia
Britain
U. S
George Allen
Allen
Nasser
Eastern Mexico Floods After Hurricanes Hit Tamazunchale
Eastern Mexico endures floods after three hurricanes. Government relief efforts strained as the Mexico City Laredo highway sustains serious damage and a key bridge at Tamazunchale on the Moctezuma River is washed out. A messenger delivers a mayoral note to Ciudad Valles.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Mexico City- Laredo
Tamazunchale
Thomas-and-Charlie
Moctezuma
Ciudad Valles
New York Times Official Julius Ochs Adler Dies at 62
Maj. Gen Julius Ochs Adler 62 longtime New York Times general manager and publisher president of the Chattanooga Times died in New York Hospital from pancreatic cancer He had been hospitalized since August 5 and had resumed duties after cancer surgery before retirement as commanding general of the 77th Infantry Division at year end 1954 He reached mandatory retirement age on December 3.
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New York
Julius Ochs Adler
New York Times
Chattanooga Tenn
Times
New York Hospital
Adler
77Th Infantry
Session Of Grand Jury Is Delayed in Ouachita Parish
The fall term grand jury in Ouachita Parish is postponed from Monday to Wednesday as Fourth District Court resumes. Judges Jesse S. Heard and David I. Garrett Sr. are in New Orleans for a district judge convention and a Louisiana Supreme Court session.
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Quachita Parish
Fourth District Court
Jesse S. Heard
David I. Garrett, Sr
New Orleans
Louisiana Supreme Court
Demos Gather In Baton Rouge For Governor's Rally
Democratic leaders from Louisiana converge in Baton Rouge for Governor's Day rally with five gubernatorial hopefuls to be honored at a $25 banquet. National chairman Paul Butler to preview the 1956 presidential campaign. Jan. 17 primary meeting details discussed.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Paul Butler
Democratic Central
Building Permits in Monroe Fall Across September Totals
Monroe issued permits totaling 317 691 dollars in September per City Building Inspector S H Awl. Dwelling units approved numbered 26 at 217 742 dollars, down from Augusts 46 units and 367 373 dollars. Other permits included 3 service stations, 332 500 dollars, 1 garage 500 dollars, 1 office 10 000 dollars, 19 residential alterations or repairs 13 573 dollars, 5 nonresidential alterations or repairs 43 376 dollars. 10 buildings moved and top story of a two story building demolished.
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Monroe
S. H. Awl
1950 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Door Convertible For Sale
Pat DB owner W Nix lists a 1950 Chevrolet Bel Air two door convertible for sale at 804 Mississippi Street. Contact via phone 33 for details on price and condition.
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Chevrolet
Bel Air
W. Nix
Miss. St
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