Cardinals Rally to Beat Red Sox 4 3 in World Series Game Seven
Harry Brecheen earned the win in relief as the St. Louis Cardinals upset the favored Boston Red Sox 4 to 3 in game seven. Enos Slaughter’s aggressive baserunning produced the decisive run in the eighth, scoring from first on Harry Walker’s double, with a crowd of 36,143 watching the 43rd World Series finale.
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Jack Hand
Sportsman’s Park
ST. Louis
Harry
the Cat
Brecheen
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Red Birds
Enos Slaughter
Slaughter
Red Sox
Harry Walker
Johnny Pesky
Mike Gonzales
Roy Partee
Redbirds
Dickson
Moses
Tecan
DiMaggio
Williams
Moore
Schoendienst
York
Cardinals
Ferriss
Schonendienst
Ena
Doerr
Kurowski
Musial
Garagiola
Higgins
H. Wagner
Walker
Marion
Doers
Tucson Firms Get $130000 Construction Approval
The civilian production administration in Phoenix on Oct 15 approved $130,000 in construction for Tucson firms. Mc Coy Construction Co. received a $40,000 plant for the Tucson iron works, Brunswig Drug Co. a $50,000 warehouse, and John W. Murkey a $40,000 grocery warehouse to replace fire losses and for the iron works plant due to eviction from its former location.
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Phoenix
Civilian Production Administration
Tucson
McCoy Construction Co
Tucson Iron Works
Brunswig Drug Co
John W. Murkey
Iron Works
Tiny Jail Dilemma in City Safety Drive
City hall faces a tiny jail and an overburdened police court. Mayor Jaastad calls the situation serious while Judge Cella cites a 30 year old jail with capacity for 30 and a docket sometimes over 70. Plans edge toward a $25 000 special tax levy for a prison farm and moving buildings to a municipal site northwest of Tucson.
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H. O. Jaastad
Paul J. Cella
Cella
8S. T.adams
City Council
Charles A. Brady
Forrest G. Priser
Judge Cella
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Gardner
Frank Howard
KTUC
Jaastad
Phil J. Martin, Jr
State Tax Corporation
Tucson
State air code move eyed by Arizona commission
The Arizona State Corporation Commission called a November 4 conference to discuss air traffic control and begin steps toward an air code. Officials aim to draft the code for submission to the 18th legislature convening next January. France and Mexico reportedly joined Russia and Poland in opposing Spain joining the international court of justice on a nonmember basis.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Lake Success
N. Y
France
Mexico
Russia
Poland
Spain
International Court of Justice
Artist Fred Geary Dies at 52 in Carrollton
CARROLLTON MO Oct 15 Fred Geary 52 painter of Fred Harvey eating houses across the West died at his mother Mrs J F Geary home here Sunday night. He left murals and paintings on Fred Harvey restaurants widely known in western states.
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Carrollton
Fred Geary
Fred Harvey
West
J. F. Geary
Box Score Seventh Game: Excerpts from St Louis vs Boston
Baseball box score details for a seventh game between St Louis and Boston. Includes scoring by innings, substitutions for Wagner and York, RBI highlights, pitching lines for Ferriss, Dobson, Klinger, Brecheen, and Brecheen’s win. Umpires listed. attendance and time recorded.
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H. Wagner
Dobson
York
Johnson
Boston
St. Louis
Welker
di- Maahie
Peer
Schoendienstirowski
Dickson
Sennen Marion
Ott Ferriss
Mont Dobson
Lauabhizer
Walker
Marion
Ferriss
Slaughter
DiMaggio
Breml Ticses
Garagiola
Schoendienst
Berry
Ballanfant
Hubbard
Synod Unfolds New Life Goals For Presbyterian Church
The New Life movement was presented to the Arizona Synod at Trinity Presbyterian Church. Dr. Raymond D. Kearns said the answer to modern problems lies in the power of God unto salvation as goals for three years were outlined: one million new members, 50 percent more members, 100000 trained in personal evangelism, and 300 new churches in underserved areas. Dr. George Sweazy cautioned goals may not express God's total will, urging prayer, training, and outward mission over three-year phases. The Arizona Synod includes northern, Phoenix, and southern presbyteries with about 60 churches, 8000 communicant members, and 16000 adherents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Life Movement
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Arizona
George Sweazy
Department of Evangelism
Kearns
Phoenix
Giants Bring Spring Training to Phoenix in February
Giants president Horace G. Stoneham arrived in Phoenix to finalize plans for spring training in February. The move is enabled by the Cleveland Indians using Tucson for training, allowing major league competition with the Giants in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Horace G. Stoneham
New York Giants
Giants
Bill Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Tucson
Fire tears through Chandler business district causing $300000 loss
A major fire in Chandler destroyed parts of the business district early Tuesday. The Foxworth Lumber Co and O S Stapley Co warehouse burned, with four spectators injured by flying glass. Fire crews from Chandler, Williams and Tempe aided, keeping flames from spreading to eight other buildings. The Stapley warehouse lost four tractors and two trucks.
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Chandler, Oec
Chandler
Foxworth Lumber Co
O. S. Stapley Co
Western Tavern
James Tang
Roberts & Merrill
Williams and Tempe
Phoenix
Tang
Tom Kettner
Daniel Lenaiso
Ted Searles
Everett Hall
Tucson
Stapley
Wage Stabilizers Reconsider Stay
Industry members of the wage stabilization board offered to withdraw resignations and remain through the early end of federal pay controls. A Colman Barrett said he spoke for Earl N. Cannon, as the two submitted resignations last week, but President Truman did not accept them immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wage Stabilization Board
Truman
A. Colman Barrett
Earl N. Cannon
Nazi Chieftains About To Swing In Nuernberg
The 11 condemned Nazis face execution within hours after last supper meals and court officals say the hangings may occur at dawn. Goering leads the group with others including von Ribbentrop Keitel Jodl Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg Frank Sauckel SeyssInquart Streicher Frick.
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Muernberg
Germany
Richard McDonell
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Julius Streicher
Fritz Sauckel
Goering
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Wilhelm Keitel
High Command
Alfred Jodl
Ernest Kaltenbrunner
Alfred Rosenberg
Hans Frank
Poland
Arthur Seyss-Inquart
Netherlands
Wilhelm Frick
Bohemia and
Moravia
Survey To Eye City Bus Needs In Tucson
Traffic experts will be hired by Tucson Rapid Transit Co to survey needs before adding new routes and extending lines. Culver White, TRT president, says data will lead to state approval for expansions. Ten new buses contracted for delivery before January 1 will enlarge capacity as routes grow. White, who moved from Jackson Tennessee after leaving the Gulf Mobile Ohio railroad, heads the associates who bought the firm after federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Rapid Transit Co
Culver White
TRT
State Corporation Commission
White
White and Associates
Federal Securities Corporation
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Federal Light & Traction Co
Tucson
Jackson, Tenn
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Hearing On Special Tucson Levy Changed
The state tax commission hearing on Tucson's petition for special levies totaling 257 875 dollars has moved from October 28 to October 25. The session will be held in the city council chambers.
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State Tax Commission
Tucson
Associated Press
Phoenix
Meat Shortage Looms In Tucson Packinghouses
Tucson's Armour Swift and Tovrea plants await word from head offices as meat shortages persist. Tovrea offers two thirds of normal supply while M. T. Price slaughterhouse may reopen in 7 to 10 days. Nationwide bidding signals sharp price rises. hogs lead the surge and influence Tuesday markets.
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Tucson
Armour’s
Swift's
Tovrea’s
M. T. Price
OPA
President Slow Taft Says Meat Decontrol Sparks Reactions
President Truman's reversal on meat controls drew mixed responses from industry labor and politicians. Most agreed decontrol will raise meat availability while many warned of inflation and policy uncertainty. GOP leaders called it a pre election trick, while Sen Taft praised the move but questioned timing. CIO voice criticized meat relief yet pledged continued support for the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Truman
Office of Price Administration
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Mr. Truman
Carroll Reece
CIO
Jack Kroll
Political Action Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Opening Hog Price Rise More Than $3
Chicago stock yards hog prices surged on opening Tuesday with no price ceiling. Good and choice sows were listed at 24 and 25 dollars, about 7.75 to 8.75 above the prior day’s ceiling. Industry sources warned it was early to confirm a sustained trend.
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Chicago
W.P
End Of Paris Peace Conference Signals Deepening Rift
The Paris peace conference closed amid acrimony between the Soviet led Slavic bloc and the western Allies. The Big Four council in New York must approve unanimous decisions. Molotov warned the results were unsatisfactory and accused the Allies of violating council accords.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Council
Molotov
Luxembourg Palace
United States
Britain
France
Foreign Ministers’ Council
GOP To Talk Meat Politics On Air From 8 To 8 15
New York October 15 The Columbia Broadcasting system said Republican national chairman Carroll Reece would speak from 8 to 8 15 p m Tuesday to rebut President Truman's speech. A spokesman for American Broadcasting said no free time was requested or offered. The National Broadcasting company and Mutual declined comment.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Carroll Reece
Truman
American Broadcasting Company
National Broadcasting Company
Mutual
Yugoslavs Withdraw From Final Paris Peace Session
At the Paris peace conference Yugoslavia formally withdrew from the 21 nation talks after labeling the decisions unjust. President Biadualt closed the session as U.S. Secretary Byrnes rejected the move saying no nation may dictate peace. Yugoslavia pledged not to participate in final approvals or recommendations.
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Paris
Yugoslavia
Georges Bidault
France
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
U. S
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Trieste
Quo Tai-Chi
China
V. M. Molotov
Russia
Danube
Foreign Ministers’ Council
New York
Sizable State Surplus Shown
Arizona ended its last fiscal year with a surplus of 4.37 million dollars, per State Auditor Ann Frohmiller. Revenue totaled about 30.74 million while expenditures reached 26.37 million, up over the prior year. Education welfare and correction and highway costs comprised most spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
U.P
Arizona
Ann Frohmiller
Highway Department
Boulder Canyon
McFarland Praises Meat Decontrol Move After Election Rally
Senator Er nest W. McFarland lauded President Truman for decontrolling meat, calling it the only remedy for the intolerable situation. He spoke at rallies in McFarland and Miami, saying the action enables supply and demand to work and hopes for abundant meat at fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLOBE
Ernest W. McFarland
Truman
Miami
McFarland
Senate
Meat decontrol expands as price ceilings end nationwide
Washington reports the government moves to end ceiling prices on meat and many other items. Wage controls will also be removed progressively, with rent kept long term. Officials expect shelling out more affordable goods while meeting shortages. meat costs may spike before supply lines normalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U.P
OPA
Truman
White House
American Meat Institute
Robert A. Taft
R-O
Kenneth Wherry
R-Neb
Paul Porter
Clinton P. Anderson
Meat Decontrol Saves U S Much
Washington reports that treasury gains exceed 300 million dollars as subsidies on meats and price controls end. An official from the Reconstruction Finance Corp says about 20 million dollars of the 400 million authorized by Congress may be used, with most payments halted.
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Washington
Treasury
Truman
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Congress I
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Metkovich Klinger
Synod
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