Dodgers Rally Past Yankees 5-3 In World Series Game 3
Preacher Roe limited New York to six hits as Yogi Berra and Johnny Mize homered for the Yankees while Duke Snider, Gil Hodges, and Pee Wee Reese fueled a Dodgers win. Dodgers grab a 2-1 series lead behind strong baserunning and Yankees miscues.
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New York
Preacher Roe
Brooklyn Southaw
New Yorkankees
Yogi Berra
Johnny Mize
Dodgers
Yanks
Pafko
Mantle
Snider
Hodges
Cox
Roe
McDougald
Martin
Berra
Campanella
Bauer
Loot
Robinson
Rizzuto
Collins
Lopat
Rizzu
Reese
Furillo
Woodling
Pakto
Dodgers Robinson
MccDougald
Gorman
Mize
Sam
Yankees
Bema
Britain tests atomic device near Australia sparks Cold War speculation
The British detonated an atomic weapon at Monte Belo islands off northwest Australia marking a historic third world power status. Observers saw an orange red flash and a ragged Z shaped cloud while secrecy surrounds the test and Churchill eyes new leverage in Washington to access U.S. atom information after 1946 restrictions.
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Perth
Australia
Britain
Monte Belo Islands
London
Churchill
Trump
United States
Japan
Russia
London News Chronicle
Washington
U. S
Russia demands recall of Kennan as persona non grata
Moscow to US envoy note calls George F. Kennan persona non grata over alleged slanderous attacks against the Soviet Union. Secretary Acheson says Kennan, in Geneva, will return to Washington for consultation.
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Washington
Russia
George F. Kennan
Moscow
Kennan
Soviet Union
Acheson
Geneva
Switzerland
Killing Frost Nips Sweet Potatoes and Damages Tomatoes
Overnight killing frost in Muscatine area damaged sweet potato vines and some tomato fields. Official 31 degrees, seven degrees below Sept. 23, with some fields escaping damage. Tomato acreage survey underway to decide continuation of processing operations started Aug 1.
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Muscatine
H. J. Heinz Company
Muscatine Island
Muscatine City Council Urges Flood Control Appropriations
The Muscatine city council joined the Upper Mississippi Flood Control Association in urging Congress to fund an overall flood control plan for the Upper Mississippi. The resolution directs sending copies to Iowa's U S senators and representatives and calls for immediate action without delaying current studies. Mayor Elmo Ferguson approved the resolution despite attending Des Moines meetings.
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Muscatine
Upper Mississippi
Mississippi River
Elmo Ferguson
Ferguson
Iowa League of Municipalities
Des Moines
U S Moves to Deport Hundred Hoodlums Across Nation
Washington reports a Justice Department plan to expel about 100 suspected underworld figures and other undesirables. Attorney General James P. McGranery said proceedings have begun against several notorious figures and that some cases date to the 1920s. He cited efforts to strip Frank Costello of citizenship and noted deportations aim to curb organized crime and restore citizenship dignity. He avoided naming political machines as the source of support.
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James McGranery
U. S
McGranery
Frank Costello
Washington
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
United States
al Capone
Chicago
America
Registration at Five Voting Places Sets Five Day Period
Muscatine residents may register at Franklin school Cherry street fire station Central fire station Home society building and Lincoln school from Oct 20 to Oct 24. one Republican and one Democrat will staff each shift 1 to 5 pm and 6 to 9 pm with 75 cents an hour. City recorder office open until 9 pm Oct 25 for last minute registrations ahead of the Nov 4 general election.
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Muscatine
Code of
Iowa
Franklin School
Cherry Street
Central Fire Station
Home Society Building
Lincoln School
City Recorder’s
Five day forecast expects near normal temps
The forecast predicts average temperatures near normal with highs of 66 to 70 and lows of 42 to 46. Cooler conditions are seen Saturday with a gradual rise from Monday through Wednesday and little if any rainfall expected.
Group to Study Design of Dams in Iowa
The State Conservation Commission forms a study group of two University of Iowa faculty and two Iowa State College engineers to evaluate faults in several newly built state lake dams. Dean F. M. Dawson of Iowa leads, with J. W. Howe and M. G. Spangler from Iowa State joining. The panel may consult A. Alin of Omaha and May Stanley of Muscatine as needed.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
State University of Iowa
Iowa State College
Bruce Stiles
F. M. Dawson
University
J. W. Howe
M. G. Spangler
Frank Kerekes
Iowa State
Creston Lake
Goode State Park
Commission
A. Alin
Omaha
Creston and
Goode
Stiles
Wilton Tot Under Rabies Treatment After Puppy Bite
Douglas Smith two years old of Wilton is receiving rabies treatment at Bellevue hospital after being bitten on the nose by his six month old pet puppy Tuesday. The dog died and head was sent to University hospitals Iowa City for examination. Doctor says precautionary rabies treatment is necessary. Douglas is in day three of a 14 day inoculation series and may be dismissed today to commute for remainder. Six months to determine success of the preventative injections.
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Wilton
Douglas Smith
Dick Smith
Bellevue Hospital
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Douglas
Feud of Police and Eavesdroppers Roils Muscatine Meeting
A Muscatine town hall clash pits police officials led by Assistant Chief Joe Maher against youths who listen to police bulletins via car radios. The youths say they assist, while officers accuse them of interfering with police work. A knifing incident in South Muscatine was cited. Continued on Page Seven.
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Muscatine
Joe Maher
Earl Dankert
West Eleventh Street
South Muscatine
Maher
Dankert
Inflation Fails as Beer Dispenser Permit Stays One Dollar
Davenport and Cedar Rapids do not charge for beer dispenser permits. Alderman Hilton reports the practice after an investigation. Five permits were granted at the same one dollar price, and the class B permit for the Palms at 304 East Second Street was renewed.
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Ford Hilton
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Cullen
Hilton
Ald
Albert Weeks
Walter Conway
East Second Street
Hazel Teeple Stebbins
Firemen Uproot Tree from Church Spire
Baltimore firemen were called Thursday to uproot a sapling growing on the First Presbyterian church spire. The roots could crack masonry, and the tree likely sprouted from a seed carried by a pigeon to the high peak.
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Baltimore
First Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower and McCarthy Share Goal to Rid Government
Eisenhower used his Wisconsin campaign stop to stress that while he and Sen. Joseph McCarthy differ, their objective is the same to remove disloyal and subversive elements. McCarthy joined Eisenhower’s train in Green Bay’s reception, with McCarthy not appearing on stage.
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Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Green Bay
Taft Attacks Stevenson Over Foreign Policy
Senator Robert A. Taft told a Columbus crowd that Adlai Stevenson would extend a dangerous state department policy he labeled pro Communist. He warned Stevenson would keep the threat, urging that Eisenhower would purge top officials including Dean Acheson. The rally surpassed the Neil House hotel ballroom capacity.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Adlai Stevenson
State Department
Taft
Hitler
Stevenson
Neil House
Truman
Dean Acheson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Acheson
Shivers to Vote For Eisenhower
Allan Shivers the Texas governor says he will vote for Republican Dwight Eisenhower in November, arguing Stevensonism would be Trumanism with a Harvard accent. He joins South Carolina governor James Byrnes and Louisiana governor Robert Kennon in opposition to the Democratic nominee, marking a historic shift in Texas politics.
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Austin
Tex
Allan Shivers
Texas
Mrs Warren Recuperating After Garage Accident
Mrs Earl Warren suffered a compound fracture of her right foot when a granite slab fell on her feet while she was cleaning the Warren summer home garage in Santa Monica California. The condition was reported as resting comfortably after surgery conducted Thursday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Earl Warren
California
Two die and three injured in Iowa motel blast
An explosion and fire leveled half of the Siesta motel in Nevada Iowa killing a mother Evelyn Karolewicz 42 and her five year old daughter Mary Ellen. Three others including the motel owner’s wife Cecil Flack 35 and her son Ted McMurray 15 were injured.
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Nevada
Siesta
Evelyn Karolewicz
Mary Ellen
Edward
Story County Hospital
John Stark
Karolewiczs
Lesterville
S. D
Stark
Cecil Flack
Ted McMurray
Sharon McMurray
R. H. Mordaunt
Karolewicz
Struc
Stevenson Claims Isolationism Could Trigger National Tragedy
In Cincinnati Governor Stevenson accuses Senator Taft and the Ohio Republican Old Guard of fostering a 1952 isolationism that could yield a national tragedy like 1920. He faults Eisenhower for courting isolationist support and previews a Columbus speech on welfare after two decades of Democratic rule.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Adlair Stevenson
Robert A. Taft
Repubican
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Stevenson
League of Nations
Warren G. Harding
President Truman Praises Morse Stand on Oregon Rail Stop
President Truman praised Republican Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon for refusing to back Eisenhower after the general’s deal with the Taft faction. He said Sen William E Langer of North Dakota told him Morse owes the party nothing. At Klamath Falls he warned Morse can see through glitter to the Old Guard's control and noted Oregon tour continues toward California and Shasta Dam inspection.
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Truman
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Taft
William E. Langer
North Dakota
Republican Party
Klamath Falls
Ore
Morse
Old Guard
California
Shasta Dam
Redding
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