Yankees and Phillies Tie For Pennants After Key Battles
The Yankees and Phillies are assured at least a pennant tie as Brooklyn, Detroit, and Cleveland face pivotal races. Brooklyn must sweep Boston and beat Philadelphia twice, while Detroit must win three straight against Cleveland, with New York and Philadelphia already in a tie scenario.
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Yankees
Phillies
New York
Detroit
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Tigers
Indians
Browns
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Athletics
Cliff Mapes
Phil Rizzuto
Yogi Berra
Braves
Sal Maglie
Bobby Thomson
Washington
Howie Boilet
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Major Leagues Intec Baseball Scores Summary
A compact score tally shows New York defeating Philadelphia 3 1 while Philadelphia loses 1 6 to Brooklyn. Boston falls 5 4 to Brooklyn and St. Louis loses 7 0 to Cincinnati. Notes indicate mixed results across cities.
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New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Turn Down Measure to Provide Car to Iowan
President Truman rejected a bill to provide a car for Dr. Jacob Ornstein of Forest City who became polio disabled while serving with the OSS in World War II. The $1 858 car aid would extend a benefit already available to veterans who lose use of limbs, but Truman noted government medical costs and a monthly pension exceeding $800, and said special benefits should accrue only to military veterans.
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Washington
Truman
Iowa
Office of Strategic Services
Jacob Ornstein
Forest City
Armed Services
Ornstein
Paper Drive Aims To Aid Hene In Portland
A one day paper drive organized in Portland Oregon seeks to collect newspapers to aid the Hene project. Organizers urge residents to bring paper to designated collection points downtown and at neighborhood centers. Volunteers will sort and package the material for shipment to the beneficiary.
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Portland, Ore
Birthday and wedding anniversary notices in local paper
Mrs Cy Bush and Harold Messenger Sr appear on birthday anniversary lists. Mr and Mrs Frank Fr Miller celebrate their 1924 wedding anniversary today. Franklin Wallace Bruty marks his sixth birthday. The Portland Shriners Hospital report shows 32 railroad boxcars of old newspapers and magazines. the paper was worth $15000.
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Cy Bush
Harold Messenger Sr
Frank Fr. Miller
Franklin Wallace Bruty
Portland
Washington Junior High suffers 19-0 loss to Wapello
Washington junior high opened its season at Causefield Thursday against Wapello, falling 19 to 0. Starting for Washington were Richard Gorham and Russell Hesseltine ends, Orville Courtney and Ivan Coffman tackles, Robert Randall I and David Ballou guards, James Leslie center, with Max Young fullback Jack Schulty Rodger Hamm halves and Max Embree quarterback.
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Glen Hall
Washington Junior High School
Causefield
Wapello
Washington
Richard Gorham
Russell Hesseltine
Orville Courtney
Ivan Coffman
Robert Randall l
David Ballou
James Leslie
Max Young
Jack Schulty
Rodger Hamm
Max Embree
David Williams
Robert Aggson
Dean Willey
Ronald Goff
Edwin Hesseltine
Edison Lights the Way for Safer Wiring Inventions
The 1879 announcement of Thomas Edison's electric light spurred a search for safer wire installation. Early conduit experiments used zinc copper brass or paper and combinations to house and protect wires.
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Edison
Arly
Junior High Basketball Schedule For Mt Pleasant Muscatine
Oren Jarvis Junior McDonald Robert Robertson Dale Stanley James Gorham Virgil Norton Douglas Reed Rodney Campbell lead a junior high squad with three more games this year. They host Mt Pleasant at 4 30 p m Oct 10 then travel to Muscatine Oct 19 and to Mt Pleasant Oct 31.
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Oren Jarvis
Junior McDonald
Robert Robertson
Dale Stanley
James Gorham
Virgil Norton
Douglas Reed
Rodney Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine
Mt Pleasant
Bott Succeeds Denham As NLRB Counselor
George J. Bott was named the new NLRB general counsel to replace Robert N. Denham. Board members expect a smoother labor-management climate, while Denham declined to comment and prepared a speech in Newark, New Jersey.
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Bott
Denham
NLRB
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
George J. Bott
Robert N. Denham
Newark
N. J
Society For the Advancement of Management
Truman Promotes Official To $15,000 Salary
A government official was promoted to a $15,000-a-year position by President Truman yesterday. The move reflects continued administrative reshaping at the top levels of the administration.
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Truman
Rubber industry sees ample tires despite defense needs
American drivers are expected to enjoy plentiful civilian tires as the Rubber industry predicts no shortage despite rearmament. The National Production Authority plans to allocate synthetic rubber so military orders are filled first, while civilian output should rise with expanded synthetic production. The industry cites current use around 90 000 tons monthly and forecasts continued high civilian consumption. Mr and Mrs R H Lemmon of Winnsboro SC visited relatives Mr and Mrs Robert Hammer.
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Washington
National Production Authority
NPA
Official Invitation for Bids Washington Iowa Park Project
Public notice invites sealed bids for a shelter house and sanitary station at Suntet Park Washington Iowa. Bids due October 11 at 2 PM with security check and bid bond. plans obtainable from the secretary or architect. board may reject any bid and prefers local products per statutory authority.
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Suntet Park
Washington
Iowa
Marion Hiantley
Board of Park Commissioners
City of
West
Washington Street
H. KB. Sowden
West Madison Street
Notice of Hearing by Washington City Park Commissioners
Notice is hereby given that the Hoard of Park Commissioners of the City of Washington will hold a hearing to consider park matters. The date time and location are listed in the official notice. Public attendance is invited.
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Park Commissioners
City of Washington
Washington Iowa to hear shelter lease and sanitary station plan
Town votes on proposed shelter lease and sanitary station in Sunset ark Washington Iowa NPR hearing set at City Hall October 11 1950 at 2 PM. Residents may object at the time and place. nonappearance defaults to adoption of the plan. Marion Batley secretary R Miller president.
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Sunset Ark
Washington
Iowa
Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Marion
S. Batley
R. Miller
Dailey
Hospital Admissions and Births Reported in Keota and Iowa
Yesterday at the hospital Mrs. Frank Marsh Keota medical case and Albert Hammen Harper medical case. Don Gardner Washinton transferred to University hospital Iowa City. Today Mrs. Robert Yoder Well man and Leland Yoder Kalona. Births: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McKay R2 a son at 3 03 p.m. Today Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lines Keota a son at 12 50 a.m. Subscriptions payable in advance by mail in Iowa.
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Frank Marsh Keota
Albert Hammen Harper
Don Gardner
Washineton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Robert Yoder
Wellman
Leland Yoder
Kalona
Lloyd McKay
Roger Lines
Keota
War stirred preservatives open new field for paint industry
Research driven by wartime needs led to preservatives that protect rope insect netting jungle hammocks tents and wood from insects and rot. The article notes these preservatives are now available for broader use.
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Ronald Reagan
Universal-International
R. H. Lemmon
Winnsboro
South Carolina
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Bailey
FOX
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Keystone Cops
Warner Bros
Fox Theatre
Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Elder, Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Max Marble
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Casey Ten
Washington Oil Co
Goodrich & Goodyear Tires
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