Dodgers clinch 1955 World Series in 2–0 win over Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Yankees 2 to 0 in the seventh game to capture their first World Series title. Gil Hodges drove in both runs with a fourth inning single and a sixth inning sacrifice fly as Johnny Podres earned the win. Duke Snider was hurt and Jackie Robinson sidelined earlier in the series.
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Mickey Mantle
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Stengel
Eisenhower Returns, Directs Cabinet From Hospital Bed
President Eisenhower remains in recovery after a heart attack and asks Vice President Nixon to preside over cabinet and National Security Council meetings during illness. He signs papers, reviews a labor dispute decision, and holds a brief 10 minute conference with Sherman Adams as he progresses.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Japan
John 3. Hollister
French Legion Rescues Besieged Bouzi Ned Garrison in Morocco
French Foreign Legionnaires breached savage tribes to reach Bouzi Ned on the Bouzi Ned frontier post amid a renewed attack by Riif and Berber tribes. The relief drive, launching at dawn, aimed to save survivors with limited ammunition as clashes spread through Atlas foothills.
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Elyria Sees September Building Permits Top One Million
Building permits issued in Elyria in September reached 1,072,900 pounds, the highest monthly total of the year for new construction activity.
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Weather City permits and high costs in Northeastern Ohio
Building inspector James iSeres cites two major permits raising the month’s totals: a $690,000 Eiyna Telephone Co. building and a $90,009 Howard Johnson restaurant. Northeastern Ohio sees partly cloudy skies with a warm day and showers later. end of year projections note mild temperatures. Permits issued Sept 28 to Oct 1 include Frances Kascinski $13,000 dwelling at 33 East Broad St. Charles J. Morgan $3,000 move at 35 Belmont St. Hannaford and Bradstock $9,000 for a precarity meal? restaurant near Route 37 and Bell Ave. Elune Walls $36,000 dwelling at 35 Humidity at 8 a.m. Monday.
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Charles J. Morgan
Lance H Eoar
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Liz Parmely
Alton Mennel
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Typhoon Marge Kills Two in Southern Japan Storm
A tropical storm named Typhoon Marge swept southern Honshu causing two deaths. Winds in the storm center reached 115 miles per hour before weakening significantly.
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Street Lights Contract Ends Dec 31
Ohio Edison faces a stalemate over a comprehensive street lighting contract with negotiations stalled since spring. The latest move hinges on a termination clause allowing either party to end the agreement by year end with advance notice. Kenneth B. Lord referred the issue to the Tulihes Committee amid no public comment.
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Where To Turn Dump Closing Asked In Elyria Township Plans
Elyria Township residents push a new effort to block a dump and protest to officials. Elyria Council approves Street Paving Project B after a funding debate. Veterans aide Walter C. Smith prepares to leave city patrols by December 31, 1955 as Ohio Edison and city officials discuss street lighting contracts amid tense national matters.
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Fatalities rise after Turnpike opening near Strongsville
Strongsville reports 30 to 40 victims on the Turnpike as weekend opening leads to mallard dash incidents. Officials tally 24 763 salvageable ducks and 8 422 vehicles affected with no compensation yet. Health chiefs warn about polio linked postponed game and crowding at interchanges.
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Wade McNetterman
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Islayers
Auto Kills Girl In Wooster Traffic Incident
A girl named Dentino, age 6, died in Wooster after being struck by a car while on her way to school around noon. The driver stated the road was under a 65 mile limit and overload of sight contributed to the accident.
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Dulles Warns Molotov Over Arms to Egypt Threat
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced in New York that arms deliveries to Egypt would not ease world tensions. He said this during talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov and after a meeting with British Foreign Secretary MacMillan. He urged UN backing for security guarantees in the Middle East and warned against triggering an arms race.
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Harold MacMillan
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Middle East
Russia pushes arms sale to Egypt as UN vote looms
At the United Nations Russia moves to speed arms sales to Egypt while urging Arabs to back Poland in next week's Security Council elections. French delegates walk out over a voting decision as Moscow seeks to push its Arab bloc amid debates on North African and colonial questions.
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Moulay Arafa
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Ein Ee Friese
Trapolit Boyco
Bartop Mitthapeliten
Philippines
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Carlos P. Romulo
Assemba
Pickets Patrol Ohio Edison Plant Linked to Pennsylvania Union Strike
United Press reports pickets from a Pennsylvania subsidiary strike near the Ohio Edison power plant in Lorain. A company spokesman said local workers may not join the line and no plant operations were affected. Bendix Westinghouse meeting site moved from VFW Hall to Roll Arena for the Local 971 contract ratification. Franklin Carr announced the change. 1289 hourly workers are urged to attend at 2 pm Wednesday.
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First Blind Flying Device Invented in 1931
Col. William Ocker, called the Father of Blind Flying, invented the first blind flying training device in 1931 while a major in the U.S. Air Force. The piece promotes Chronicle Telegram Classified ads with ad-writer help and notes Mrs Rollbubler’s ad discharge with flying colors.
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