Giants Pound Indians for Third Straight World Series Win
New York Giants beat Cleveland 6-2 as Ruben Gomez hurled six strong innings and Bobby Rhodes tied a World Series record with his third straight pinch hit driving in two runs. Mays Mueller and Williams scored on miscues and a third inning rally opened the lead. Rhodes later batted for Irvin with bases loaded, delivering a single to right for two runs as the Giants pulled away.
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Cleveland
New York
Giants
Cleveland Indians
Ruben Gomez
Hoyt Wilhelm
Hammg Hey Diaty Rhadon
Garcia
Mueller
Mays
Rhodes
Houtteman
Williams
Wertz
Thompson
Westrum
Gomez
Indians
Lemon
Smith
Avila
Lockman
Strickland
Dark
Philley
Doby
Majeski
Bobby Brown
New York Yankees
Leo Durocher
Monte Irvin
Don Mueller
Willie Mays
Majesky
Irvin
Westerum Hegan
Conlan
Stevens
Barlick
Berry
Warneke
Napp
Art Houstteman
Hogan
Philley Gomez
Wiliams
Ginots
Hegan
Dusty Rhodes
Ray
Narleski
Regalado
Thompson Lockman
Narjeski
Dohring Leaves Ukiah NWP Station Agent Post
Henry P. Dohring announces his voluntary relinquishment of the Ukiah station agent role with Northwestern Pacific after 20 years and 48 years of NWP service plus a year with Southern Pacific. He will move to Hopland next week for lighter duties, reflecting on public service and Ukiah’s progress and awaiting new business in the area.
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Henry P. Dohring
Northwestern Pacific
Railroad
Dohring
Hopland
NWP
Southern Pacific
Cmes
Ukiah
MacMillan Named New Head of County Chamber
Don MacMillan of Hopland was elected president of the Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce by the board of directors. MacMillan, an agriculturist raised in Hopland, succeeds William McCorkle of Elk. Other directors include Frank Hyman of Fort Bragg Norman Wood of Willits and Don Stanwood of Ukiah.
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Don MacMillan
Hopland
Mendocino County
Young Banks In Iron Lung But Doctors Hopeful
Tom Banks of Ukiah was stricken with polio and placed in an iron lung at Sonoma county hospital. Doctors hold hopeful for his recovery though the condition is serious. His wife Patricia, an expectant mother, and his parents Mr and Mrs E M Banks of Ukiah are at the hospital.
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Tom Banks
Ukiah
Sonoma County
Sonoma
Patricia
E.M. Banks
St Mary's Catholic School Opens 1954 Sessions in New Dora Street
St Marys School begins its 1954 term Monday October 4 in a new South Dora street building with 160 enrolled students. classes run 8 40 a m to 3 p m for fourth through sixth grades under Principal Sister M Jeannette and teachers Sister M Frances Marie Sister M Robert and Miss Blanche Lynch.
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St. Mary's Catholic
New Dora Street
Celestine Quinlin
O.F.M. Cap
St. Mary's School
South Dora Street
Dominican Order
M. Jeannette
O.P
M. Frances Marie
O. P
M. Robert
Blanche Lynch
Jeannette
Powers in London Meet Over German Armament Plan
United States Britain France and Germany met ahead of the nine power conference in London to finalize details for restoring Germany sovereignty. The talks centered on rearming a sovereign Germany for Western Europe, with Britain pledging to keep four divisions and air forces on the continent until 1998 to reassure France. The group agreed on modifying the Brussels Pact to include West Germany and Italy, keeping German rearmament under Brussels Pact control, and giving each Brussels Pact power a veto on troop numbers for a common army with NATO setting minimums.
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London
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Europe
Lancaster House
Anthony Eden
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Paul Henri Spaak
Italy
Mendes- France
Brussels Organization
West Officers Study Soviet Atom Plan Warily
Western officials studied Russia's latest atomic control and arms reduction proposals presented by Andrei Vishinsky at the United Nations. They saw hints of willingness to move toward foolproof disarmament, with provisions for a simultaneous ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons and the creation of an international control body to enforce the ban. The plan calls for freezing armaments at 1953 levels, substantial reductions, a temporary control commission, and eventual elimination of mass destruction weapons.
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Bruce W. Mann
United Press
United Nations
N.Y
Russia
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Kremlin
Vishinsky
Britain
France
United States
General Assembly
Pope Enjoys Sun in Garden During Work Routine
CASTEL GONDOLFO Italy UP Pope Pius XII relaxed in the garden of his summer residence enjoying sunny weather while continuing his work routine. Earlier he received Monsignor Giovanni Battista Montini, a Vatican pro-secretary of state, in audience.
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Castel Gondolfo
Italy
Pius XII
Giovanni Battista Montini
Business Men Warned About Check Passer
Police and chamber of commerce officials warned local merchants about Walter Demeter a mid aged check passer described as friendly and talkative with light wavy hair about 5 feet 9 inches tall and 175 to 180 pounds. He targets liquor feed and grocery stores and used altered checks with two zeros over a line above 100 and the word period on the payee line.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walter
Demeter
Santa Rosa
Voters to name Nevada senator in November race
Nevada voters will choose a successor to the late Senator Pat McCarran in the November election if both parties nominate candidates by 5 p.m. today. Governor Russell may name a temporary appointee to serve until January 1955. Ernest S. Brown is hinted as the Republican nominee. Democrats consider Alan Bible, William Cashill, and Eva Adams as possible picks.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Atty
William Mathews
Charles Russell
McCarran
Mathews
Russell
Senate
Secretary of State
Central Committee
Ernests. Brown
Washoe County
Democratic State Central Committee
Alan Bible
William Cashill
Eva Adams
Sunday School Starts October 3 at Calpella
The Community Sunday School classes begin at Calpella for the fall season next Sunday October 3. Opening hour is 9 45 a.m.
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Calpella
Fire Calls Light Grass and Heater Fire at Local Sites
A Thursday report notes a 2:06 p.m. grass fire at the sewer farm plant was controlled with no damage. Later that night at 11:52 p.m. a smoke scare from an overheated heater and cooling unit at the Flavorland drive in caused no damage.
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Flavorland Drive In
Firefighters win eighth trophy in Conclave Parade
Ukiah Fire Department with a 1923 Model T engine and comedy act placed second in the California State Firemen's Association parade in Monterey. A missing Keystone cop reduced their lead, allowing Antioch to win. The act earlier won first at Vallejo. Bill Getchell leads the organizing committee. all performers are volunteer firefighters.
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Ukiah
California State Firemen
Monterey
Antioch Fire Department
Vallejo
Antioch
Bill Getchell
Ukiah Fire Department
Charles
Pacific Telephone consolidates Ukiah field center operations
Pacific Telephone Company consolidates installation and construction forces into a single field operating center on Radio Road in Ukiah. The one story building houses offices, training rooms, and warehouse space with carports for over 40 vehicles. The yard stores poles, wire, and materials. A new nightly restock procedure will speed daily job arrivals.
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Pacific Telenone Company
Ukiah
Radio Road
Cober
Pacific Telephone Company
W. E
Bill Shields
Telephone Company
David Biesell
L.H. Leonardi
San Rafael
C. G. Cady
Pacific Telephone
Russell appoints Brown to U S Senate seat in Nevada
Carson City reports Charles H. Russell named Ernest S. Brown Jr. of Reno as U S senator to fill the late Pat McCarran's seat. Earlier, a $40000 burglary at Valley National Bank facility near Williams Air Force Base was cited by the FBI. Detroit announces Bucky Harris as new Tigers manager, replacing Freddie Hutchinson, with a one year deal.
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Carson City
Nevada
Charles H. Russell
Ernest S. Brown
Reno
U.S. Senate
Pat McCarran
Phoenix P
Valley Naional Bank
Willams Air Force Base
FBI
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Botroiq Tigers
Freddie Hutchinson
Harris
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Summary
Northwestern California expected fair today and tonight with Saturday outlook. Morning fog likely Sunday in places. temperatures near 76 in Ukiah and mid 60s elsewhere. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph along the coast, light overall. Fort Bragg area mirrors the same pattern.
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California
Santa Rosa
Napa
Fort Bragg
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