Pirates Tighten National Race with clutch seventh rally
DiMaggio started Boston’s offense with a third inning homer in game two. A seven-run seventh featured walks, a Billy Goodman bunt single, a Ted Williams single, an infield out, and a wild throw by Bob Dillinger. Zernial struck thrice for seven RBIs in the opener as Shantz won the nightcap. Wertz led Detroit with a 15-hit night and 13th homer. Irvin and Mueller powered the Giants past Chicago, while Musial helped Cardinals rally late after Spahn’s early cushion.
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DiMaggio
Boston
Red Sox
Billy Goodman
Ted Williams
Bob Dillinger
Gus Zernial
Athletics
Little Bobby Shantz
Browns
Allie Clark
Philly
Vic Wertz
Detroit
Washington
Fred Hutchinson
Gil Coan
Giants
Chicago
Monte Irvin
Irvin
Don Mueller
Nippy Jones
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Warren Spahn
Max Lanier
Sid Gordon
Braves
Musial
Bill Nicholson
Phillies
Reds
Barney McCosky
Pink outfit ruined as SS United States launch hits bow
Mrs. Tom Connally of Texas helps launch the SS United States in Newport News. A champagne spray fouls her pink dress and also wrecks the senator’s black bow tie and shirt front, prompting a quick wardrobe change before the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Tom Connally
Marlin
Falls County
Tex
United States
Texas
Trial of Archbishop Groesz Echoes Hungarian Conspiracy
In Budapest on June 23 two dozen prosecution witnesses, all but one under arrest, testified for five and a half hours in the conspiracy trial of Archbishop Joszef Groesz and eight co defendants. They admitted subversive acts, claiming a plot to overthrow the communist led government with foreign help to restore the Habsburgs and prewar capitalism. The archbishop, Mindszenty's successor, faces charges amid a backdrop of alleged persecution by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Joszef Groesz
The
Hapsburgs
Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S. State Department
Y. M. C. A. Reelects All Officers
The board of directors of the Y M C A noon meeting re-elected all incumbent officers. Edward Bauer was named president, William L White first vice president, G H Froederman second vice president, Clyde W Andrews treasurer, and Robert J McPeak recording secretary. Vote was unanimous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Y.M.C.A
Edward Bauer
William L. White
G. H. Froederman
Clyde W. Andrews
Robert J. McPeak
School Board Debates Watson Contract Renewal
An attorney general opinion supporting City School Superintendent Wayne P. Watson's new contract will be presented at this afternoon's regular meeting. Trustees remain split since April over reappointing Watson as the board discusses a vacancy from Jay Short's resignation and potential nominees like George Ranes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne P. Watson
Watson
Walnut
George Ranes
Jay Short
Harry Briggs
Robert Liggett
John Bloxsome
Mary Hollis
Oil strikes Monday at Whittaker farm well
The Whittaker farm oil well at Fruitridge and Hulman streets came in Monday. It lies in the same section as nearby Bettenbrock Austermiller Goodale and Weinbrecht wells. Leases were taken in the name of S. D. Jarvis of Evansville. Flow cannot be determined until casing and acidizing are completed.
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Whittaker
Fruitridge
Hulman Streets
Bettenbrock
Austermiller
Goodale
Weinbrecht
S. D. Jarvis
Evansville
Screen Producer Robert Rossen Denies Party Ties
Washington June 25. Screen Producer Robert Rossen testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee that he is not a Communist party member but would not confirm past membership. The 43 year old Academy Award winner faced HUAC as it investigates Communist influences in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Rossen
Communist Party
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hollywood
Indiana Stars Compete in Fulton Cup Tennis Match
Indiana's two players won three of five matches for the eastern team. The west took the ninth Fulton Cup 11-9 at Woodstock Club in Indianapolis. Pat Stewart won two singles, defeating Catherine Malcolm 6-3 6-0 and Alexander 6-0 0. Louanna Early won against Malcolm 6-3 6-4 but fell to Alexander 6-1 6-0. Malcolm and Alexander beat Early Stewart in doubles 6-4 3-6 9-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pat Stewart
Catherine Malcolm
Chicago
Alexander
Louanna Early
Miss Malcolm
Miss Alexander
Malcolm
Stewart
Woodstock
Bettenhausen Wins Langhorne 100 Mile Race
Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park Ill won the Langhorne 100 mile National big car race driving the Belanger Special No 99 the same car used by Lee Wallard when he won the Indianapolis 500 on May 30 Altamont New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langhorne
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Langhorne Speedway
Belanger
Lee Wallard
Altamont
N. Y
New York Markets Averages Reported by Bennetts
Market report from J E Bennett and Co in the Merchants National Bank Building at 1 PM Eastern on Monday June 25 1951 shows totals of 1 460 000 shares traded with rails mentioned in the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & CO
Merchants National Bank
E.S.T
Indianapolis Live Stock Prices Report June Market
Livestock figures show hogs moderate to active with varied weights priced from 18.25 to 23.50 per 100 pounds. Cattle and calves offer steady to exceptional prices with primes reaching 38.50 and up. Sheep slow with lambs unsettled and ewes steady, cheese and potatoes noted with mixed track and street sale values. Onions face moderate supply and weak demand as markets hold steady.
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U.S
California
Livestock Prices Mixed at St Louis National Stockyards
Hogs 13 000 opening slow then active and mostly lower than Friday. 180 to 230 lb hogs 23.00 to 23.35, 240 to 300 lb 23, 170 lb and lighter 21.50 to 22.75, sows 19 to 20, over 400 lb 18 to 19. Cattle 2 500, calves 1 200. Prime steers 37.00, 31.00 to 35.00 for commercial, cows 22.50 to 28.00, vealers 33.00 to 41.00. Sheep 1 200 with spring lambs weak. good to prime 32.00 to 33.75, ewes 12 to 16. Prices vary. several lots unsold.
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Elec. Boat
BS Arch Robert Gair
U. S. Ind. al. Adl
Coast L
Ig Foods
Alleg. Corp
S Gen. Cable
Ces Ba Borden Co
Pid Ween
Greyhound
Bsccvense
Gillette
Rayon
del Seeere Lone Star Cem
del. Loun
Stratton
Eries
Doer-Jarvis
North Ee
Pullman, Inc .E Natl
Avia Ebewee
Com Wealth
Proct. & Gamb
Glen Martin
Pwr
Ltaes4
Rem. Rand
Pan Amer
Wat
Wks
Simmons
Perry Corp
United Airloreee
Col & E
Timken R. B
Ited
Ohio Edison
Rexall
Phillip Morris
O McInt
Pore Pac
E Reyn. Tob. B
Coppers Pac. Light
Loril Rd
Peoples Gas
Ligg. & My
Sme
Bridgeport Br. Co Pub. Serv
Bridgeport Br. Co Pub. Serv N J Rubbers
Cal Ed
Goodrich
Stone & Webster Firestone
Cal
UN. Corp
U S. Rubber
Cer de Pasco
Park Utah
Howe Sound
Richfield Oil
Kennecott
Allis Chal Sunray Oil
Phil Pet
Houd-Hers
Tex. Pac. C. & O
Minn
Moline Pwt
Sun Oil
Kelsey-Hayes B
Tide-Wat
Assoc Melville Shoe
Texas Corp Timken
Steels
Warn
Inland Steel
Acme
Sugar Beth, Steel
Cry. Sug
Armco Stl Corp
Sug
Revere Cop
Nat Can Corp
Midland
Ea Anaave
Int
Nickel Secees
Wool
Shane
Adams
Sete
Stlene
Am. Can
Wheeling
Byron Jackson
Cruc
Bonf. Ind
Bruns.-Balke
Young. S. & T
Blaw-Knox
St. Joe. Lead
Cater. Tract
Crown Cork
Motors Com. Trust
Willys-Over
Gen. Motors Wet
Com
Credit Colgate Palm
Hudson
Eee
Etee
Mack Truck
Ereewes
Packardstan Cong. Nairn
Studebaker
Crane Co. Gram. Paige
Lehigh Valley Coal
Burroughs
Curtis
Cluett-Pea Eves
Okdak
Nat
ST. Louis National Stockyards
Ill
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Open Market Day
Salable hogs 13 000 slow and uneven with prices 25 35 cents lower for butchers. Hogs 180 230 lb mostly 23.00 23.35. heavier 21.00 21.85. Sows 18.75 20.25 under 450 lb. to 20.50. 450 600 lb. 17.50 18.75. Cattle 10 000. calves 500. slaughter cattle slow but steady. steers mixed. primes 38.50. good to choice 32.00 36.00. cows 27.50 31.00. bulls 26.50 30.50. Sheep 1 500 native spring lambs steady. yearlings slow. ewes not established.
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Chicago
Poultry and Eggs Market Report From Chicago
Live poultry market stays steady with 25 trucks. Prices: Hens colored over 5 lbs 30 cents per lb, 5 lbs and under 33, hybrids 26, Leghorn 26. Turkeys toms 35, hens 37. Eggs and carrots show firm prices with extra 60-69.9 percent and medium extra 60-60.9 percent basis the 23,583 case volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
White Cross
Gray Cross
New York Produce Prices and Markets Report June 25
Dressed poultry prices unsettled with various box and weight rates for chickens and fowls. Cheese prices steady across several varieties with 41 to 55 cent ranges. Eggs show mixed colors and weights with Midwest and nearby lots quoted. live poultry quiet and rabbits listed at 30 to 35 cents.
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New York
Maine
Midwest
Cash Grain Prices Reported for Chicago Markets
Chicago cash grain figures show wheat and soybeans unavailable. Corn prices steady with No. 2 yellow at 1.67 to 1.69, No. 3 at 1.63, No. 4 at 1.61, sample 1.38 to 1.45. Oats listed with No. 1 mixed at 75, heavy white 79, extra heavy white 81. Barley nominal with malting 1.30 to 1.50 and feed 1.05 to 1.18. Soybeans reported as None.
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Chicago
Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
The AP lists leaders in batting pitching and fielding across leagues. Key figures include Fain and Minoso in batting, Williams and Robinson in runs batted in, and Gumpert Lopat Feller in pitchers with notable win totals and ERAs. Musial Hodges and Kiner lead further categories with high hit and homer counts.
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Fain
Philadelphia
Minoso
Chicago
Williams
Boston
Robinson
DiMaggio
Fox
Noren
Washington
Zernal
Busby
Gumpert
Lopat
New York
Feller
Cleveland
Dobson
Raschie
McDermott
Musial
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Hodges
Dark
Westlake
Snider
Ashburn
Elliott
Bell
Pittsburgh
Baumholtz
Kiner
Roe
Branca
Spencer
Spahn
Newcombe
Berg Wins Women’s Western Open in Two-Up Finish
In Philadelphia Patty Berg of Minnesota captured the Women’s Western Open for the fourth time, defeating Pat O'Sullivan of Orange Connecticut two up. In South Bend Frank Stranahan beat Jim Blair seven and six to win the Western Amateur. In Toledo Roberto Devicenzo and Heary Ransom took the Inverness Invitation four ball title with seven plus nine.
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Philadelphia
Patty Berg
Minnesota
Pat O'Sullivan
Orange
Conn
South Bend
Ind
Frank Stranahan
Toeedo
Jim Blair
Toledo
Roberto Devicenzo
Heary Ransom
Public notices in Vigo County legal actions and bids
Circuit Court of Vigo County issues notice to non residents in the case of Bird, Blankenbaker versus Overton, et al on partition of the Southeast Quarter of Section 7 Township 11 North Range 8 West. Appearance required September 4 1951. Also Terre Haute Board bids for street resurfacing 17th Street and Wabash to Liberty with bituminous mix and bonds. bids for school equipment including dishwasher and duplicating machine due July 16 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman W. Overton
William Overton
State of
Indiana
Vigo County
State of Indiana
Circuit Court
J. Howard O'Laughlin
Marshall, Batman & Day
Department of Public Works and Safety
Board
Terre Haute
Board of Public Works and Safety
17Th Street
Wabash Avenue
Liberty Avenue
State Board of Accounts
Board of School Trustees
Sarah Scott
Loring C. Halberstadt
Local ads list services from banks to beauty shops
A scan of classified items lists banks and businesses including Indiana State Bank and Merchants National Bank with safety deposit box note. It shows several beauty shops offering permanents and waves, plus restaurants and catering ads with prices and contact codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
7Th
Wabash
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Gus Zernial Homers
Starr
Holcombe
Mass
Stobbs
Taylor
Dorish
Kretlow
Rotblatt
Judson
Masterson
Parnell
Stephens
Hutchinson
Ginsberg
Moreno
Consuegra
Harris
Haynes
Kluttz
Guerra
Arena
Wertz
Coan
Wynn
Hegan
Raschi
Reynolds
Berra
Er. A
Wooding
National League
Podbielan
Erskine
Haugstad
Campanella
Dickson
Garagiola
Castiglione
Strickland
Pafko
Brooklyvule
Palka
King
Walker
Queen
Wilks
Cincinnati
Roberts
Seminick
Raffensberger
Scheffing
Howell
Brown
Meyer
Miller
Heintzelman
Thompson
Wilber
Smith
Pramesa
Nicholson
Hearn
Jones
Westrum
Rush
Hatten
Klippstein
Schultz
Edwards
Belleville
ST. Louis, MO
Tom
Groesz
Associated Press
Endre Marton
Watson Case
Whittaker Farm
Indiana Stars
Bettenhausen
RAILS
Loews, Inc
Radio Corp
Warner Bros
Zenith
ST. Nat. Dept
Allied
Sears Roe
Woolworth
Gimbel Bros
Enue
Armour Ill
Swift Een
Int Packers
Wilson «Tee
Pitts Coal
Lehigh Cl & Navy
Indianapolis Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Cash Grain
Major League
Golf
Paul D. Meadows
Clyde R. Randel
Engineering Bldg
C. C. Chandler
Wabash Ave
Indiana State Bank
Jane Artho
Lodge
F.&a.m
Harry E. Templeton
Robert Lucas
Sec’y
Miller's Drugs
Lizzie
Finn
Root's Notions
M. C. Grainger
N. H
Herb Fischer
Huffer
Helen's
Ohio
Camille Mitchell
Dorothy Stewart Beauty Salon
S. Center
Ida Mae
Alma Owens Harper
Fern Ladson
Davis Restaurant
Chas. Simon Restaurant
S. 4
Ladson’s Bakeries
Champagne Tavern
Johnnie's Grill
Arnold Ice Cream Co
LOST
Hampshire
Barrow
John E. Shank
America
Boyer & Co., Inc
Opera House
Indiana Loan Co
East Side Loan CO
the Welfare Finance Corp
Lester C. Kniptasch
Mgr
S. 1Th Street
R. A. Quoin
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Loan Company
Commonwealth Manager
Fairbanks Block
Crawford
R. A. Quain
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