YankeesTakeEarlyLeadIn World Series Game Two
New York Yankees grab a 2 0 lead in game two against the Giants as Mickey Mantle and Phil Rizzuto execute bunts that confuse Stanky and Lockman. Leo H. Petersen reports from New York as Woolever previews daily World Series coverage from Yankee Stadium.
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Coast Guard finds five bodies after steamship disaster
Seven survivors located as the Coast Guard reported five bodies in the Atlantic near the scene where the steamship Southern Isles sank after breaking up. The search spread from Elizabeth City to Cape Hatteras with crews from Norfolk, Jacksonville, and McDougald aiding. The wreck aftermath comes as players and teams in New York baseball clash in a World Series game with Rizzuto and Mantle contributing in a tense sea of match play.
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OPS Grants Canners Hike Prices on Most Vegetables
Washington reports the Office of Price Stabilization authorized canners of most vegetables to raise prices to reflect higher costs. Canned goods may rise by about one cent per can at the canner level, with little to no increase at retail. Some fresh vegetables and juices, sauces, and pickles are excluded.
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Budenz Again Says Wallace Helped Reds
Former Ex Communist Louis Budenz testifies that Henry A Wallace aided the Communists during a 1944 China mission. He reiterates his charge that John Carter Vincent was a Communist as Wallace denies the subcommittee findings. Weather and forecast notes are included on page 5.
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Henry A. Wallace
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Woman predicts rise of pipe smoking for women
Jeannine Tobey Jacques of New York spoke at the Chicago convention of the International Association of Pipe Smokers Club and predicted that within a decade women nationwide will smoke pipes. She noted many women already favor pipes over cigarettes, calling pipe smokers relaxed and criticizing cigarette smokers as nervous.
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Syracuse GI Is Given Life in US Court Martial
Syracuse private John A. Steine, 1823 States, and comrade Pfc James H. Sizemore of Necat Fla were convicted by a US court martial for shooting and killing a German taxi driver Kurt Meschkat near a country road. Both received life terms with labor. The case stemmed from the fatal taxi shooting and followed earlier medical updates on King George VI.
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GE Atomic Workers End Three Hour Walkout
GE Atomic Energy Laboratory workers at Schenectady halted a three hour strike after a vote by Local 1301 of the International Union of Electrical Workers. About 23 percent of 1,600 plant employees entered the Nisakyuna facility, while five other unions and police kept order at the gates. A union-management meeting was set for 3 PM to address grievances and a new national contract provides a 3 percent wage increase for 70,000 IUE members nationwide.
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Americans Return To Hong Kong and China
The State Department said no objection to wives and children of consulate workers returning home. About 15 wives and 30 children were evacuated last winter during a war scare, and the easing political military situation in Korea prompted further departures.
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Death may change personality after 15 minutes of death
Cattom Melvin Hewitt, declared dead for about 35 minutes after a fall, was revived after heart massage at a hospital. Doctors warned brain damage could alter his personality or erase memories, while Hewitt remained unconscious and his estranged wife prayed for his awakening.
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Melvin Hewitt
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UN Divisions Roll Ahead in Korean Front Breakthrough
United Nations forces, advancing along a 40 mile front in West Korea, report breaking the winter line of Chinese troops. Five UN divisions seized seven strategic positions as American and British units pushed toward Yonchon and Chorwon. Casualties and ongoing battles continued into the night as Fourth Army and Third Division troops spearheaded a seven day assault with flamethrowers and tanks.
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Children Span Ocean A New Life For Roberts Family
Mrs. Josephine Roberts of 2346 James Street sends her children Jimmy aged 3 Gary 5 and Norma Jean with their father and Mrs Hobe on a voyage to Faeland aboard a mane brand ship. They will reunite in London with Daddy and settle later in Norfolk. The trip marks a return for Mrs Hobe who lived in Germany while her husband served in World War I and who was wounded in the Southwest Pacific. He serves with an anti aircraft company in Britain and is the son of Mrs. Arthur Rigaud of Jamesville.
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London
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Norfolk
Norma Jeans
Garry
Hobe
Germany
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Britain
Arthur Rigaud
Jamesville
Tax Office Probe Widens Amid Senate Interest
The House Ways and Means subcommittee expanded its look into James Finnegan, former St Louis internal revenue collector, tied to an insurance firm payment of $6 193 in 1949. Finnegan denies wrongdoing and says some payments were legal fees. Senate leaders consider a special subcommittee to inspect major revenue offices.
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Letal
Financial troubles loom for Onjondaga schools in series
Herald Journal reports by Walter F McGuinness on Page 1 analyze county school funding and tax strains as part of a three part series. The article outlines the fiscal pressures facing districts and potential implications for budgeting and local taxes.
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Herald-Journal
Walter F. McGuinness
Unborn baby's cries verified by doctors noted in Sept
An electrical recording of an unborn baby's cries was made in September. The mother, Frank Avilez's partner, was taken to the hospital for observation on September 1 but was released awaiting the baby's arrival. Doctors Hazen and nurses confirmed the phenomenon as unprecedented.
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Pospital
Frank Avilez
Two Sisters In Law Birth Babies On Same Day In Buffalo
Two sisters in law living on the same block shared a hospital room and each gave birth the same day. Mrs Alan A Krull delivered a baby while Mrs William H Durdan also welcomed a newborn. Both families celebrate the coincidence and the new arrivals.
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Alan A. Krull
William H. Durdan
Subuc
Oan Snyder
Registration Opens for General Election Scheduled Nov 6
Registration starts today for the general election set for November 6. Registration hours start now and run daily until October 13, with extended evening hours the final day. Syracuse residents must register in October by law. Rural county areas maintain a permanent registration system for new residents only. The election will feature three at large supervisors, four education commissioners, a Supreme Court justice, and a Municipal Court judge. the latter two are unopposed.
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Commissioners of Education
Supreme Court
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