Indians Beat Braves 4 1 In Cleveland World Series Tilt
Cleveland's Lou Boudreau and Jumpin Joe Gordon sparked a 4 1 win over Boston at Braves Field as the Indians knot the World Series at one game each. Lemon tied a 42-year record with three putouts while four assists highlighted his strong defensive work.
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Cleveland Indians
Boston Ves
Braves Field
Lemon
Indians
Braves
Bernardino
Cal
Warren Spahn
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Joe Gordon
Boudreau
Spahn
Gordon
Ken Keltner
Larry Doby
Doby
Detroit
Hase Dale Mitchell
Allie Clark
Mitchell
Chucklin
Charley Barrett
Barrett
Alvin Dark
Jim Hegan
Hegan
Bob Kennedy
Clark
Telephone Workers Push Back At Meager Offer
Local communications workers gathered at the Bannock hotel to condemn the Sept 29 wage increase offer as inadequate. Union president Ronald Hale labeled it a peanut of fering, noting the average wage and a $1.5 million first-half profit for the company, with about 75 operators and mechanics present from multiple towns.
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Ronald Hale
Pocatello
Communications Union
Bannock Hotel
Montpelier
Preston
Soda Springs
Blackfoot
Bancroft
Truman Urges Labor Vote To Preserve New Deal Gains
President Truman appealed to labor in Jersey City urging a Democratic vote in November to protect gains made since 1933. He denounced the GOP as supporting false prosperity of the 1920s and warned mass turnout was needed to stop a Republican trend in Congress. He framed the election as a broader fight for workers and all Americans.
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Jersey City
N. J
Truman
Michigan
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Democratic Party
Weather in Cleveland For World Series Game Three
The weather for today's third World Series game in Cleveland is reported as cloudy and windy with cool temperatures and little chance of rain by the weather bureau.
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Cleveland
Boudreau
Southworth
Dancer Evans Ordered To Stand Trial In Dope Case
Hollywood police arrest involved film star Robert Mitchum and four others including dancer Vickie Evans and starlet Lila Leeds. Superior Judge Thomas Ambrose ruled Evans must stand trial with Mitchum and two others on a dope charge. Evans seeks dismissal, arguing no proof she possessed marijuana. Evans faces a separate vagrancy charge arising from a gambling raid.
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Hollywood
Vickie Evans
Robert Mitchum
Thomas Ambrose
Miss Evans
Ambrose
Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
City Council weighs port plan revival and bridge progress
Pocatello officials back master port plan awaiting Civil Aeronautics Authority approval while six downtown businesses protest the bus terminal at Center Arthur. The Lewis Street bridge nears completion as College Terrace roadwork extends to Seventeenth Avenue and Ready Mix vacates the Center Street site.
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Pocatello
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Phillips
Wras Ee
Center
Arthur St
Lewis St
Arthur
Statesman
Idaho Bank and Trust Co
Real Estate and Insurance Exchange Inc
Eastern Idaho Wool Marketing Assn
Hotel Bannock
Gateway Printers
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho Bank and Trust
Les H. Ballif
Lewis Street
Center Street
Ready Mix Concrete Company
College Terrace
Seventeenth Avenue
Meat Prices In New Drop Reach Neighborhood Markets
Wholesale meat prices fell in several markets with chains in four cities cutting prices. Pork dipped by up to 25 cents a pound while other items eased slightly. Hog prices recovered in midwestern markets with gains of 1 to 1.50 dollars as hog supplies remained slim.
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Chicago
Wallace unveils old age pension plan estimate
Henry A. Wallace proposed a universal old-age pension of 100 dollars monthly for everyone over 60, asserting annual costs around 20 billion dollars. He dismissed a means test as an indignity and said financing would require less war and more security, joking about being a millionaire.
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Portland
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Soviet Planes Maneuver In Air Corridor
Soviet authorities announce day long air lift corridor maneuvers from 6 am to 5 pm with anti aircraft fire parachute drops bomber practice and formation flights near Berlin. British pilot reports live bombs 10 miles north of Frohnau with bomber formation and bursts observed beneath aircraft. Western officers protest the plan saying it violates four power air safety rules and threatens the air lift.
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Berlin
Frohnau
Ber
U .S
George P. Hays
Priest Succession At St. Anthony's Chooses Kellogg Pastor
The next pastor of St. Anthony's Catholic church will be Rev. J. M. Mc Gowan from St. Rita's Kellogg. He arrives in the Gate City this week to succeed Rev. Francis L. Lobell who served here since 1946. Lobell has worked in Idaho since 1912 including Holy Rosary Idaho Falls. Lobell was ordained at the University of Louvain and, born in Germany, toured Europe in 1947 and 1948 sharing observations on postwar conditions.
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Francis L. Lobell
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
J. M. McGowan
St. Rita's Church
Kellogg
Gate City
Lobell
Idaho
Holy Rosary Church
Idaho Falls
University of Louvain
Belgium
Germany
Europe
Vatican
Barbara Ford seeks annulment of marriage to Robert Walker
Dark haired Barbara Ford daughter of John Ford asked the court to annul her marriage to actor Robert Walker claiming the union was in name only. They wed July 8 and separated weeks later. she had filed for divorce Sept. 23 alleging extreme cruelty.
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Hollywood
Barbara Ford
John Ford
Robert Walker
Walker
Miss Ford
Kathryn Grayson Becomes Mother to Daughter Patricia Kathryn
Film star Kathryn Grayson and husband Johnny Johnston welcomed a daughter weighing eight pounds named Patricia Kathryn. It is the couple’s first child since their Aug 21 1947 marriage in Carmel California.
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Santa Monica
Kathryn Grayson
Patricia Kathryn
Miss Grayson
Johnny Johnston
Carmel
Calif
American dancer Laura Schmidt spends last Cuban night in jail
Laura Schmidt the American dancer freed by presidential pardon spends her final Cuban night in Guanabacoa prison. She will depart at 9 a.m. for Toledo Ohio after a short ride with her attorney Carlos Mencio and her dog Problem.
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Havana
Patricia
Laura) Schmidt
Cuba
Carlos Mencio
Guanabacao
Ramon Grau
San Martin
Mencio
Laura
Rancho Boyeros International
New Orleans
Toledo
John Lester Mee
Chicago and Southern Airlines
Grau
Heavy Ballot In ISC Voting
Two pharmacy students were elected to ISC high student body offices in the largest election in school history. About 605 of 1600 students voted as Vic Duke Ogden junior and Mary T Fogg Pocatello senior won the vice presidency and secretarial posts.
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ISC
Vic Duke
Ogden
Mary T. Fogg
Pocatello
Associated Women
Martha Stewart
Helen Christensen
Ina Mae Wheeler
Fresh
Marguerite Sikes
Vocational Women
AWS
Lela Boyer
Inez Burkhalter
Bob Detweiller
Twin Falls
Ralph Swisher
Polly Fitch
Idaho Falls
Joyce Merman
Patti Serry
Bremerton
Wash
Harold Coe
Coyotes Will Fly To Meet Willamette Bearcats
The College of Idaho football team will travel to Salem Oregon to face Willamette University Bearcats in what coach Clem Parberry calls a tough test. Willamette defeated Eastern Oregon Normal 41 to 0 last week.
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Willamette
Caldwell
College of Idaho
Coyotes
Willamette College
Salem
Ore
Willamette Bearcats
Clem Parberry
Eastern Oregon Normal
Ex-CIO Official Held On Reuther Shooting Charge Today
Ex-left wing CIO UAW official Carl Bolton, 39, former vice president of UAW Ford Local 400, is to be charged in Detroit for assault with intent to kill in the Walter P. Reuther shooting. Accomplices unnamed. investigation ongoing with rewards totaling 117,800 offered by UAW and others. Reuther, wounded April 20, has returned to union duties after hospital treatment.
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Reuther
Pontiac
Mich
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Wayne County
James N. McNally
Carl Bolton
Ford Local 400
McNally
Detroit Recorder’s
Bolton
Oakland County
Hammond
Ind
Demos Are Credited By Sen Barkley
Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky praised the west’s prosperity and urged Montana voters to reelect Sen. James E. Murray. He assailed Republicans for evasion on the Taft Hartley act and criticized the 80th Congress for labor repression and farm program opposition. He cited reclamation funding growth since 1933 and tied it to population needs in the region.
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Butte
Democratic Party
West
Sen
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Truman
Barkley
Montana
James E. Murray
McKellar Breaks With Crump Over Party Split
Senator Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee openly dissents from longtime ally Ed Crump after Crump backs the states rights rebel party. McKellar reaffirms support for President Truman and cites honest differences of opinion as the basis of their rift.
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Washington
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Ed Crump
Memphis
Truman
Crump
States’ Rights
McKellar
Seafaring winner sells Portola house for cash
Roy Reid, a 40 year old New Zealand merchant seaman who won the Portola house worth 35000, directs its sale for 30000 to Mrs. Gussie Norwitt. The tanker Mission Santa Barbara docked after a world voyage. Reid plans to reinvest the money in the United States and sail again. He considers Auckland home and has not seen his parents for ten years.
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San Francisco
Roy Reid
Mission
Bank of America
Gussie Norwitt
Sam
Reid
New Zealand
Auckland
Singer Gladys Benjamin Identified After Autopsy
The body of Gladys Benjamin 55, a former New York society girl and singer, was identified in Hollywood after an autopsy showed death from lung congestion linked to acute alcoholism. She died Sunday. her mother Mrs. Margaret Lamyphere arrived to claim the body for burial. Benjamin, divorced from Park Benjamin in 1940, had a prior record of drunken arrests and checked into a hotel with a man using the names Mr. and Mrs. J. Statler of San Francisco.
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Hollywood
Gladys Benjamin
Benjamin
Park Benjamin
New York
Ensinco Caruso
Margaret Lamyphere
Wenatchee
Wash
Jaycees Launch Membership Drive With Prize Incentives
Jaycees members received updates from W. H. Hall on a rapid membership push led by a caller nicknamed Miss Lush who identifies herself only by that name. Hall announced a prize for identifying Miss Lush by November 3 and a $30 camera prize for any member who brings 50 new members before the drive ends on November 31.
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Milton Caniff
Miss Lush
W. H. Hall
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Jaycees
Hall
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