Dobson Tames St. Louis 63 in Game Five
Joe Dobson pitched four hits over the first eight innings as the Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals 6-3 to take a 3-2 lead in the 43rd World Series. Don Gutteridge drove in the tying run in the second after Bobby Doerr missed due to a migraine, and Leon Culberson belted a sixth inning homer in his first Series start to cement the American League edge.
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Jack Hand
Fenway Park
Boston
Joe Dobson
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Don Gutteridge
Leon Culberson
Sox
Gutteridge
Bobby Doerr
Cardinals
Slaughter
Kurowski
York
Garagiola
Pesky
Walker
Culberson
Marion
Red Sox
Partee
Dobson
Brazie
DiMaggio
Schoendienst
Moore
Williams
Higgins
Musial
Aragiola
Swat
Dobson Wins World Series Game. Former Coolidge Athlete Exposes Early Play
Joe Dobson of the Boston Red Sox beat the St. Louis Cardinals in today’s World Series game. A former Arizona umpire recalls Dobson’s first Mesa game as a catcher when his battery mate was knocked from the box. Dobson posted 7 wins and 11 losses with Boston in 1943 before entering military service.
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Coolidge
Ariz
Joe Dobson
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Arizona
Dobson
Mesa
Red Sox
Cardin als Rally Falls Short in Game Six Classic
The Boston Red Sox rally, led by a strong eight strikeouts from a 29 year old right hander, falls three runs short as St Louis Cardinals win 6 to 3. Boston leads 2 1 after two frames but Cardinals tie and take control. Dyer plans Brecheen in game six with Cronin aiming Harris or Ferriss.
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Husky
Sox
Pollet
Dyer
al Brazie
Boston
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Cards
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
Cronin
Mickey Harris
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Cardinals
Dobson
Schoendienst
Jenst
Earl Johnson
Gore
Pesky
Musial
Williams
Red Sox
Gutteridge
Brazile
Cardinal
I- Maggio
Kurowski
di Maggio
DiMaggio
Slaughter
Garagiola
al -Brazio
York
Higgins
Marion
Culberson
St Louis Beats Boston 6 5 In Fifth Game Box Score
Box score notes St Louis NL defeats Boston AL 6 to 5 in the fifth game. Partee Dobson and Kurowski lead offense with multiple hits. Pitching includes Pollet Brazile Beazley with Bud Ballanfant Hubbard Barlick Berry officiating. time 2 23, attendance 35 962 paid.
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Dobson
Pesky
Schoendienst
Musial
Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Birasie
York
Partee
Culberson
Moore
Kurowski
Slaughter
Jones
Dusak
Brazile
Williams
Pollet
Fea
Beazley
Segister
Ballanfant
FHA Policy On Parks Moves Subdivision Rules
The city planning commission discussed FHA objections to park set aside rules in subdivisions and heard Catalina Vista zoning notes. Catalina Broadcasting seeks a South Cherry station, while commissioners plan an Oct 15 meeting and consider a Country Club road subdivision plan. Simon Kivel urged funding a larger east side park, arguing the current scattered spaces remain unused.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
FHA
Catalina Vista
Board of Adjustment
John Durkin
Catalina Broadcasting Company
South Cherry Avenue
East 15Th
16Th Streets
Country Club Road
East Speedway
East Fifth
Speedway
Simon Kivel
Kivel
Board
Byron Ivancovich
F. P. Cole
UPA Halts Draft Calls For Remainder Of 1946
Washington reports lowing draft calls canceled effective Oct. 15 1946 as U.S. war department ends selective service activations for the rest of the year Newsprint price rise news noted while decontrol remains postponed Henry Ford II challenges CIO leader Philip Murray over security at River Rouge plant and impact on output Smuts and Churchill push for European political union Churchill cites Roosevelt in parliament and memorial bill moves in Commons for a Roosevelt statue in Kensington Gardens square
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Washington
UPA
War Department
Selective Service
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Company
CIO
Philip Murray
Ford
Murray
River Rouge
London
House of Commons
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Lincoln
Attlee
Churchill
Roosevelt
Kresvaner Square
U S Pledges To Help Greece At UN Security Talks
In Paris the United States pledged full assurance to Greece under United Nations obligations if its security is endangered by aggression. Caffrey noted Greece has been invaded by Bulgaria before and warned against territorial rectification while stressing UN measures for security.
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Paris
Jefferson
Caffrey
France
Greece
United States
United Nations
U. S
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Grece
Mosha Pijade
Balkans
Constantin Tsaldaris
Pijade
Albania
Europe
Balkan
Tsaldaris
Soviet Union
James F. Byrnes
Revolt Ends In Portugal Amid Calm After Short-Lived Uprising
Reports say Portugal returned to calm after a bloodless northern revolt. A regular army officer and NCOs surrendered, the government moved troops to barracks and cut Lisbon communications while mobilizing forces to secure the country.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Salazar
Monte Predralva
Oporto
Coimbra
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Stepinac Is Convicted Of Treason In Croatia Trial
In Zagreb on Friday 16 year sentence for Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac and citizenship loss for five years. Ustachi Colonel Erik Lisak sentenced to death for crimes against the people and plotting against Tito. Twelve other Catholic clerics and monks receive prison terms up to 14 years. three monks found innocent.
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Zagreb
Aloysius Stepinac
Supreme Court
Fof
Croatia
Stepinac
Ustachi
Yugoslavia
Erik Lisak
Pius XII
Supreme Court of Croatia
Lisak
Meat Problem Up To Truman
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said President Truman is considering a decision on the meat shortage after a long cabinet session without an on the spot solution. He noted views from all officials but no immediate White House statement was promised. Sen Taft urged immediate removal of all meat price controls and predicted abolishing controls on all other items by April 1.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Anderson
Truman
Mr. Truman
White House
Taft
Sen
R-O
State To Set Levy Hearing On Tucson Budget Requests
The state tax commission will hear Tucson's plea to raise 257 875 in special levies. City Manager Phil J. Martin Jr. will forward the resolution after the council approved it. Funds cover street paving drainage sanitation water police recreation and airport repairs and traffic control.
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A. K. Brown
State Tax Commission
Tucson
Mgr
Phil J. Martin, Jr
Phoenix
Commission
Recreation
Army
Consolidated-Vultee
Air Transport Command
U.S. Rebuffs Russia on Dardanelles and Wage Board
In Washington, President Truman defends wage stabilization as two industry members resign, with Wirtz saying board remains intact. Also, the United States rejects Soviet bid for joint control of the Dardanelles, warning of UN Security Council action if Turkey is attacked.
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Harold W. Ward
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
Earl N. Cannon
A. Colman Barrett
Wirtz
Cannon and
Barrett
Seattle
San Francisco
United States
Russia
Dardanelles
Moscow
United Nations Security Council
Turkey
Tthe Security Council
United Nations
Mediterranean
Britain
U. S
U. S.S
Hungary
Romania
Balkans
Black Sea
State Department
Soviet Union
Straits
AFL Asked To Admit Veterans
Maj. Gen. Graves B. Erskine urged the American Federation of Labor to relax union restrictions that keep veterans from their chosen jobs. He noted monthly unemployment payments for 1,322,000 World War II veterans and praised some AFL affiliates for admitting veterans as apprentices while urging broader veteran access. He cited varying age limits among unions and promised further action links on page 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Leech
Chicago
U.P
Graves B. Erskine
American Federation of Labor
Erskine
AFL
Portugal’s Leftist Tension Tests Salazar Regime
J M Roberts Jr notes Portugal faces mounting disaffection from liberal, socialist, communist, navy, and army factions while monarchists push for a return to monarchy. Salazar’s civilian corporatist state contrasts with Mussolini’s model, aiming for orderly control without overt leader worship.
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J. M. Roberts, JR
Carmona-Salazar
Portugal
Army
Carmona
Nists
Salazar
Don Duarte Nuno
Braganza
Mussolini
Italy
Kiwanis Plea Frames Free Enterprise Versus Control
Lee F Campbell told Kiwanis members at the Pioneer hotel luncheon that freedom fades under corporate collectivism and state controls. He warned a Europe style shift toward government power would erode individual liberty as 200 plus delegates met for the 28th Southwest district convention. The address followed a morning session led by District Governor Al Buck and featured a University of Arizona choir.
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Kiwanis
Lee F. Campbell
Convention International
Kentucky-Tennessee
Campbell
Kiwanis International
Pioneer Hotel
Europe
al Buck
Pat Coor
Committee On
Pioneer Lounge
Ervin H. Will
Atomic Bomb Photos Found
The FBI said three ex servicemen attempted to sell secret photographs to the Baltimore News-Post. They were arrested in Baltimore and charged with violating a statute on reproducing or distributing military installations.
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Washington
FBI
Exservicemen
Baltimore
Baltimore News-Post
George Wallace Comer
Bel Air
Miles Frederick Daubenhewer
James Barnes Rike
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ft. Mead
J. Edgar Hoover
Comer
Tinian
Pacific
U. S
Hoover
Texas
California
North Carolina
Army Air Forces
Daubenheyer
Steinfeld Plans Half‑Million Dollar Three Story Store
Harold Steinfeld announced a half million dollar construction project to build a three story Montgomery Ward & Co department store on the west side of North Stone Avenue just north of Pennington. The plan includes a basement and extends to Church Street, absorbing parts of adjoining properties and a warehouse. Ward aims a distinctive regional design with higher price lines and broader merchandise. Ward’s 30 year lease is tied to the Arizona Building Company, and Sewell Avery endorsed the Chandler project as a standout Ward store.
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Harold Steinfeld
Montgomery Ward & Co
North Stone Avenue
Pennington
Standard Oil Company
Pioneer Hotel
North Stone
Church Street
Steinfeld
Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward
Chandler
Aviz
Ward
Avery
Victor Westover Appeals Prison Term
Victor E. Westover convicted of misappropriating public funds while Navajo County treasurer was sentenced to one year to 18 months in the Arizona state prison. Judge John D. Lyons gave concurrent terms. defense counsel C B Wilson filed an appeal and Westover remains free on bail amid health concerns.
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Holbrook
Ariz
U.P
Victor E. Westover
Navajo
Arizona State
John D. Lyons
Tucson
C. B. Wilson
Westover
Liberty
Lyons
Wilson
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OPA
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
the Hague
WUP
Jan Christian Smuts
Political Union of Europe
R. H. Shackford
By Norman Montellier
Martin
Police
Charles A. Brady
Council
U.S
John R. Steelman
Cannon
W. Willard Wirtz
By John L. Steele
Walter Bedell Smith
Freedom
Victor Westover
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