Indians and Braves Open World Series Duel Under Gray Skies
In Boston, the Indians and Braves tied zero zero after four innings as Bob Feller pitched for Cleveland against Johnny Sain. The crowd of about 40,000 filled Braves Field despite cool wind from the Charles River and early infield action featured singles by Gordon and Elliott with solid defense from both sides.
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Boston
Boston Braves
Bullet Bob Feller
Iowa Farm
Indians
Johnny Sain
Braves
Braves Field
Charles River
Bob Elliot
Feld
Reading page list from old newspaper segment
Contents show page placements for comics features and departments. It lists sections such as Comics, Talking It Over page 5, regular features including Amazements, Financial, Deaths, Social News, Editorials, Sports pages 25 to 29, and a Pictures page. Names like Jean Kaw, Dr Dean Crosswond, Marr Haward, Horonege appear as items in the list.
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Jean Kaw
Dean Crosswond
Marr Haward Horonege
Cie
Iy al
Socil
Winchell
Col Diller Awarded Croix de Chevalier de la Legion d Honneur
Washington Col LeClander A Diller chief of personnel division U S Army was awarded the Croix de chevalier de la legion d honneur by Lt Col Maurice Mathenet military attache at the French Embassy ceremony. Diller son of Syracuse residents he served with Gen MacArthur from Corregidor withdrawal until 1947 and holds the Philippines Distinguished Service Star Silver Star Distinguished Service Medal and Legion of Merit.
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Herald-Journal Wire
Washington
LeClander A. Diller
U. S. Army
Col. Dileer
Bert M. K. Diller
Cannon St
Syracuse
General Macarthur
Corregidor
Philippines
Rail Employes Strike at Calais Paralyzes Northern France
French rail workers at Calais joined a wage strike that spread to other ports and inland towns. The walkout, coupled with a coal miners strike now in its third day, risked sweeping disruption across northern France.
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Paris
Porto
Calais
Isame
France
Columna man confesses in Mary Ann Page murder case
A 26 year old Columana man confessed to killing 45 year old Mary Ann Page. Police said Page’s ravished remains were found two days earlier in a country schoolyard. The suspect was identified as Dwight D. Tuaar.
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Columana Inn
Mary Ann Page
Kney
Nojoharece
Dwight D. Tuaar
Fire damages Warren train crew evacuates family to Chicago
Flames struck the rear of a Republican vice presidential special train moving toward Cincinnati, wrecking the journal box and train staff member, delaying the train about 2 hours east of Marysville Kentucky. Governor Warren and his family fled to Chicago with only clothes to spare.
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Chicago
Gay
Bart Wareren
Marysville
Cincinnati
Forest Fire Traps Fire Fighters Near Fisherton
Forest rangers and Royal Canadian Mounted Police battled through blazing bushland to reach a group of forest fire fighters trapped in a fiery circle. The incident occurred north west of Fisherton, about 100 miles from Winhips, as flames closed in.
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Olan
Lois
Forest Rangers
Royal Canadian Mounted
Isang Lafter Aghiing Forest
Fisherton
Winhips
Clemency Considered for Nazi War Criminals by Army Commission
Washington reports a special Army commission recommended sparing the lives of a limited number of Nazis sentenced for war crimes. The list under review for Gen. Clay includes cases from Dachau and Malmedy, with a push for a permanent clemency program and ongoing review by the Judge Advocate General.
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Special Army
Army Terratary
Royall
Army
Turis Clay
Germany
Dachau
Malmedy
Belgium
Ex-Convict Held as Bad Check Passer in Syracuse Hotel
A 52 year old former convict identified as Joseph Levy was arrested in the Hotel Syracuse lobby by Syracuse police detectives after arriving by plane from Cleveland. Levy, who admits using aliases, says he has no permanent home and has been out on parole for six months. He faces forgery charges and up to 20 years in prison if convicted, with investigators citing national notoriety and prior fake check activity in several states. Concluded on page 38 column a.
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Fred G Arnold
Walla Metager
Lincoln Auditorium
Inshia Belynd
Broad- T
Michael J. Kennedy
James McDonald
Cleveland
Joseph Levy
Aenold
Meteger
Kennedy
Levy
Magazie
Jig
Srx
Community Chest Drive Opens With 3500 Volunteers
The 1948 Community Chest launches today with 3500 volunteer canvassers across Syracuse to raise funds for 31,275345 operational agencies including 29630 for a reactivated USO. The Red Feather drive is led by Philp R. Chase with Leonard P. Markert and Asher S. Mathwon among organizers, broadcast on Syracuse radio stations until Oct 22. Mr and Mrs Hubert B Hall of 402 W Yates St East Syracuse will visit New York City Nov 19 for a free weekend at the Waldorf Astoria.
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USO
Philp R. Chase
Chaur
Man
Leonard P. Markert
Asher S. Mathwon
Syracuse
Chasen
Hubert B. Hall
W. Yates St
New York City
Waldorf Astoria
Weather shifts as warm trend hits region
A warmup is forecast for the southern part of the state with a low pressure system moving away. Forecasters expect cloudy skies tonight and a rise in temperatures tomorrow, while the Tehran dispatch notes earthquakes and damage in Meshed including a collapse at the Gowharshad Mosque amid tremors near eastern Inari province.
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Yginly
Mierata
New York
Buren
Tomehi
Tehran
Tran
Lamarcow
Raimsquake
Meshed
Gowharshad
Thoragap
Inari
Food Index Falls 6.3 Percent Over Three Weeks
The Dun and Bradstreet wholesale food index on Oct 3 dipped to the lowest since July 22, 1947, showing a 64 percent decline in the past three weeks. The index, measuring the cost of one pound of staple foods in general use, stood at about $6.50, down sharply from $8.70 a week ago and $8.95 three weeks prior.
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New Yori OP
Dun & Bradstrest
1000 Are Slain in Communist Revolt Report
Singapore dispatch reports a communist revolt in Indonesia costing about 7,000 lives. Republican officials told newsmen informants claim about 200 civilians killed by communists and an estimated 7,000 total dead. The figure reflects severe casualties across the conflict and outlines the alleged actions of rebel forces.
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Indonesia
Fos
Republican Oft
Smd
Canmumgis
BGG Tobels
General Wholesale Meat Price Declines Expect Reduction
A Mohican Stores spokesman predicts wholesale meat prices will drop a few cents per pound in coming days while other meats follow Chicago market trends. Cheaper hoof meat grades may fall about eight cents per pound for housewives, with careful watching of overall wholesale movements.
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Syracuse Mousesvives
Mohican
Chicago
Mohican Oifitinis
Abe
Beef and Poll Prices Fall in Syracuse Market
Prices in Syracuse show beef and poll markets easing after recent declines. Key figures include a 32.35 last week price, 1.80 to 20 on Money, and a 24.38 bid, with wholesale houses in Chicago dropping about 225 per 100 pounds but not yet reflected in Syracuse markets. Jack Brossart confirms a drop of about ten cents in recent weeks.
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Dorlines
Spaynal
Theonte Co
Tainy
Syracuse
Jack Brossart
Lothian
Syracuse Wells
Chicago
$100 000 In Cave May Be James Loot
Gads Mill Missouri reports a cave linked to the Jesse James gang may hold about 100000 in coins and currency. Wilcox is named as finder. he claimed seeing Treasury agents and reportedly has 10000 in gold coins, while 17 teens await details of the cave opening.
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Gads Mill
Jesse James
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Harry Walcox
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U. S. Treasury
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Torso Victim Linked to Dentist's Wife Missing in Buffalo
Police linked a torso and limbs found along roads near Wales Center and Olean to Elizabeth Lindeman, wife of dentist Howard Lindeman. Lindeman, 37, was questioned hours, then detained. Mrs. Lindeman, 48, mother of a 19 year old, was last seen August. Authorities believe the body parts were exposed for about a month and a dissection showed familiarity with anatomy. Lindeman offered $1,000 for help in locating his wife.
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Kenmare
Howard C. Linderton
Lindeman Batis
Mra. Lindeman
Little Valley
Olean
Wales Center
Jindeman
Elizabeth Westcott
Lindeman
Oliver Zones
University of Buffalo Medical School
Br Lindeman
Oil Strikers Battle Police in Richmond Standoff
Richmond police reported a violent clash at the Standard Oil refinery during a walkout. As strikers pressed the main gate, police used force amid hand to hand fighting with clubs and sticks, injuring several and arresting several dozen protesters.
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Ran Francisco
INS
Richmond
Richmond Standard
Tapan
Heleestew
Japan
Sting
Ivers
Onion products debut at Chriiians amid bold claims
Onion whisky, onion brandy and onion sake will go on sale at Christians. Manufacturers tout bold claims of flavor and aroma, promising plenty of kelcht and minimal odor.
UN session recess to study Berlin plan
The Security Council gave Russia another chance to accept Western proposals to end the Berlin crisis. Western delegates charged Russia with aggression and vowed to defend their sectors, offering a Big Four conference if the blockade is lifted. A recess was agreed to allow more time for Moscow to respond.
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United Nations Security Council
Russia
Berlin
Centes
Soviet Union
Fromptly
Council
Andrei Vishineky
Jaya Branyugia
Argentina
Bramugtia
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Dalezates
Vishinsky
Security Council
Berliin
Philip Jess Sup
U. S
Rnft
Britain
Alexander Cadogan
Cadogan
Inconsistent Wife Ven Heltin Dinner Remark
Film star Inconsistent Wife Ven Heltin spoke at a Los Angeles dinner accusing foreign nations of mixed blame and aid policy. The remark contrasted political inconsistency with a domestic anecdote about a wife chasing her husband from the house with a rolling pin and blaming him for leaving without a kiss at supper.
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Pin
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