Dodgers Take 3-1 Lead In 1952 World Series Opener
In Brooklyn Joe Black and Allie Reynolds duel as the Dodgers lead the Yankees 3 to 1 after six innings in the first game of the 1952 World Series. Robinson hits a solo homer for the Dodgers while Mantle and Berra contribute for the Yankees. The crowd of 34,000 observes the weather and early action with Black pitching a strong six and a third innings.
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Noren
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Joe Black
Allie Reynolds
New York
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Pafko
Rizzuto
Mantle
Reese
Robinson
Campanella
Berra
Martin
Collins
Eisenhower Decries Bipartisan Policy Charge in Flint Speech
Dwight D. Eisenhower accuses the administration of crushing a bipartisan foreign policy by hogging credit for good deeds and blaming Republicans for failures. He pledges cooperation with Democrats if elected, citing Senator Arthur Vandenberg’s bipartisanship and praising collective security.
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Eisenhower
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Michigan
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Vandenberg
Adlai Stevenson
Republican Party
Columbia
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Aoe
Ike
Idential Aera
South Carolina State House
James F. Byrnes
Truman
Byrnes
Washington
McGrath Under Fire Again in House Investigation
House judiciary subcommittee released Part II of its report on former Attorney General J. Howard McGrath. It criticizes his lack of enthusiasm for the cleanup and suggests he hindered examination of Justice Department files.
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House
J. Howard McGrath
Justice Department
McGrath
Truman
House Judiciary
Newbold Morris
New York
Cety
Namiowen
Ian
Chef Day
Virginia Physicians for Ike Organize in Richmond
A new Eisenhower movement forms in Virginia to rally 3,500 doctors behind the Republican president candidate. Dr Donald Daniel and Dr Carrington Williams Sr. lead as co chairmen with district heads named from Newport News to Alexandria. Nixon plans Virginia stops in Bristol Danville and Norfolk.
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Virginia
Ike
Donald &. Daniel
Carrington Williams Sr
Daniel
Paroner
Waverly Payne
Newport News
John Franklin
Norfolk
Arthur Brinkley
Herbert Jones
Petersburg
Roy Upchurch
Danville
Allen Barker
Roanoke
James Twy
Japan holds first completely free postwar election
Millions vote in Japan for a free election since World War II. Voter turnout nears sixty percent as Shigeru Yoshida faces Liberal Party challenges after years under occupation. Polls operate at 46 000 stations with 46 million registered voters.
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Tokyo
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Hatoyama
Japan
Truman accuses Eisenhower of opposing Hungry Horse Dam line
President Truman, in Montana, denounces the GOP line and Eisenhower as a lobbyist front man for private power interests. He warns that if the Republicans win, no similar dam project will appear soon as his whistle-stop campaign seeks to bolster Democratic support.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Columbia Falls
Mont
Hali
GOP
Gray Backs Norris for Lt Governor in Virginia
Virginia state politics shift as Sen Garland Gray withdraws and endorses Sen Robert Norris for lieutenant governor citing harmony and Norris’s long General Assembly service. The Democratic State Central Committee meets Friday to formalize, while Breeden Stephens and Fenwick are floated as rivals and Republicans weigh contest plans.
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Garland Gray
Robert O. Norroe
Gray
Waverly
Norris
Democratic State Central Committee
Edward L. Breeden, Jr
Norfolk
A. E
State Board of Election
Republican State Central Committee
Dr Riley Heads Obstetrical Group in Virginia Society
Dr C L Riley, local physician, elected president of the Virginia Obstetrical and Gynecological Society at the Virginia State Medical Society meeting in Richmond from September 28 to today. A 1934 Medical College of Virginia graduate, he completed residency there and has practiced locally since 1939 except four years in World War II with the U S Navy. John R. to succeed Dr Siem of Norfolk as president of the society.
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Virginia Obstetrical and Gynecological Society
Virginia State Medical Society
Richmond
Riley
Medical College of Virginia
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
U. S
John R
Siem
Norfolk
SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON CASE TRACTORS AND CORN PICKERS
Advertisement notes a limited week long sale from Virginia Machinery Co. Cecil Bt. offering new Case tractors and corn pickers with a time sensitive discount.
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Virginia Machinery CO
Cecil Bt
Guards GUN DOWN 45 POWs IN Cheju Island Riot
American guards killed 45 Chinese prisoners and wounded 120 in a Cheju Island riot as POWs marked the third anniversary of China's Communist regime. Two American soldiers were lightly injured. The clash began when prisoners shouted and displayed improvised flags, resisting orders to stop demonstrations.
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China
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Korea
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Cheju
Pusan
U. S
Guided Missile Ship in Service Navy Eyes Atomic Propulsion
Secretary Kimball said the U S Navy has ships and planes capable of carrying atom bombs and a guided missile ship already in service. He noted work to equip more ships, and indicated carriers from the Mainbrace group may already be armed, while offering limited details on the first guided missile ship.
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Kimball
Paris
U. 8. Navy
Dan Kimball
U. 8S
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North Sea
Wasp
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Korean
Korea
Stephens City Polio Case Fourth Local Infection Reported
A fourth polio case is reported in the Winchester Frederick County area. Geraldine Albright, four, of Stephens City, was taken to Richmond hospital after a severe headache. a spinal puncture confirmed polio. Local officials say there is no epidemic and advise calm.
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Winchester
Frederick County
National Foundation For
Geraldine Albright
Orville Albright
Stephens City
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Richmond
J. Moore
White
Newton Baker Hospital
John B. Vaughan
Anne Butler
Medical College Hospital
Large still seized in Southampton County raid
Sheriff T. B. Bell and a raiding party seized a large still near Sebrell in Franklin Virginia last night. Seven men were arrested. The operation yielded 500 gallons of illegal whisky 20 000 gallons of mash 100 bags of meal and a truck.
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Franklin
T. B. Bell
Sebrell
Southampton County
Savings stamp purchases rise among Virginia students
Four Virginia school children invested $303,433 into U S Savings stamps during the 1951 52 school year, the government reported yesterday. This figure was 70 percent above that of the previous term.
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Richmond
Virginia
U. S
Bible Revision Celebrated In City And County
About 400 attended the Revised Standard Version celebration at First Baptist Church. A similar service followed at James Wood High School for Frederick County. Dr. Schearzer and Dr. Miles W. Smith spoke on living language and accuracy, noting RSV improves on King James while honoring its legacy.
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First Baptist Church
James Wood High School
Nens
Paul Schearzer
Takoma _ Park Presbyterian Church
Shearrer
Smith
International Black Marketeer Nabbed By Local Police
New York trader Robert J. Connelly 43 was extradited from Winchester Virginia to face charges of misappropriating about 120000 in foreign investors funds. He allegedly ran Nor mani a S A to aid black market operations in France and hid assets from the French government. He took 90000 in cash and securities from Rene and Paula Bougreau and 30000 from Marcel Gautierx to cover market losses and gambling debts. He was arrested September 23 and removed from jail by New York officers yesterday.
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Wall Street
Winchester
Robert J. Connelly
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
Connelly
Normania 8 S
Rene
Paula Bougreau
Marcel Gautierx
Worker crushed at leather plant in New Jersey tragedy
Gerhard Korteling, 50, of Clifton, died after his hand was caught in a roller and drawn into a large leather coating press at Federal Leather Company in Rileyville New Jersey. Raul Hernandez, 26, of Newark, tried to assist but released as the gears pulled Korteling into the machine. The incident occurred last night and coworkers could not stop the press in time.
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Rileyville
N. J
Gerhard Korteling
Clifton
Federal Leather Company
Raul Hernandez
Newark
Korteling
Wage Boost May Force Some Coal Mines to Close
Washington negotiates a $1.90 daily pay increase and a 10 cent per ton royalty rise for miners. Southern producers warn many high cost, less mechanized mines may shut down despite unions agreeing to terms and government price ceilings.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers
United Mine Workers
Dixie Group
Lewis
Joseph E. Moody
Southern Coal Producers Association
Moody
Stevenson Faces Republican Claims as Volunteer Rally Gathers
Governor Stevenson calls Republican charges ludicrous while plans for a nationwide volunteer drive to support his candidacy proceed. A 200‑strong group from 37 states met for a major rally, with Stevenson briefed at the governor’s mansion. The tone shifts to national security as General Bedell Smith’s role is discussed amid Eisenhower’s campaign stance.
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Beden
Stevenson
Columbia University Students Oppose Eisenhower
New York Columbia University faculty and student leaders critique President Eisenhower and back Adlai Stevenson. The campus paper edited by undergraduates attacks Eisenhower as uninspired and compromised, amid Stevenson campaign ties and editorial supervision by faculty.
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Ia— Caccene
Sity
Itaeet
Adlai E. Steevenson
Columbia Ane
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Marion Davies to Host $25,000 Hollywood Party
Marion Davies plans a lavish $25,000 party tomorrow night in Hollywood for singer Johnny Ray. The donations and guest list are being prepared as the expected social event of the year draws near.
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Singer
Hollywood
Movieland
Johnny Ray
All You Can Eat Buffet at Vince's Restaurant
On Wednesday October 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. the Trophy Room at Vince's Restaurant offers an all you can eat buffet for $1.50. Venue located at 102 EB Main St Fron in Virginia.
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