Yankees Triumph 3-1 Over Braves To Open World Series
New York Yankee lefty Whitey Ford limited Milwaukee to five hits as the Yankees defeated the Braves 3-1 in the World Series opener at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees broke the game open with two runs in the sixth off Warren Spahn, in front of 69,476 fans.
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New York
Lefty Whitey Ford
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Spahn
Hoffa Ready to Dump Top Teamster Officials at Convention
Hoffa to purge challenged delegates and top officials as he seeks a four year bid for the Teamsters presidency. A Credentials Committee review seeks to oust questioned delegates amid McClellan evidence of widespread illegitimacy, with about 450 delegates under review and roughly 1,900 eligible to vote.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters
McClellan
Senate
Fila
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Frank W. Brewster
West Coast
Sidney L. Brennan
Minneapolis
Ued
Brewster
Brennan
Dave Beck
Afl-Cio
Beck
Union
New England Conference
Eastern
Los Angeles Joint Council of Teamsters
Warren
Milk Price Hike Spreads Across State
The State Milk Commission ordered a one cent per quart rise in pasteurized and homogenized milk in bottles and cartons, including chocolate. Read by Sanitary Dairy and Winchester Creamery, effective Oct 1 1957, to be borne by drought hit farmers across the state. A separate notice offers a reward for information leading to recovery of a stolen Dodge wrecking truck from Pine Motor Company in July.
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Sanitary Dairy
Winchester Creamery
State Milk Commission
Winchester Creamery, Inc
Pine Motor Company
Baseball play description from scoreless inning
Schoendienst was tagged out by Carey after a throw from Carey to retire Schoendienst. Lotan lifted a soft popup to Coleman. Mathews popped up to Carey. No runs no hits no errors in the inning.
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Schoendienst
Carey
Lotan
Coleman
Mathews
Pitching duel notes from a Yankees game
Bauer tied to Pafko. McDougald singled. Mantle was credited with a single when Logan, after a backhanded stop of the sharp grounder, could not get the ball out of his glove. McDougald stopped at second. Skowron bounced to Schoendienst whose throw to Logan forced Mantle at second. Schoendienst took Berra s pop up. No runs, two hits, no errors, two left.
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Bauer
Pafko
McDougald
Mantle
Logan
Skowron
Schoendienst
Berra
Braves Rally Flirting With Early Lead
In a noisy mound duel, Aaron was retired on a groundout as Coleman moved to Skowron and Adcock lined out to Bauer. Parko flied out to Kubek ending a tense frame.
No Runs, One Hit In First Inning Shielded By Defense
Carey fied to Aaron Coleman doubled. Kubek flied to Covington. Skowron re injured his back while running to first in the first inning and retired. Ford flied to Covington. No runs one hit no errors one runner left.
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Carey
Aaron Coleman
Kubek
Covington Skowron
Ford
Covington
Elston Howard Opens at First for Yankees in St. Louis Game
Elston Howard started at first base for the Yankees. Covington struck out. Crandall singled. Coleman fielded Spahn grounder and relay to McDougald forced Crandall at second. Schoendienst popped to Mantle. No runs, one hit, no errors.
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Elston Howard
Yankees
Covington
Crandall
Coleman
Spahn
McDougald
Schoendienst
Mantle
Baseball innings end with scoreless defense
Logan grabbed Bauer's grounder and threw him out at first. McDougald failed to Covington. Mantle failed to Covington. No runs no hits no errors, none left.
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Logan
Bauer
McDougald Fiied
Covington
Mantle Fig
Braves Fourth Logan Routs McDougald Inkin Lively Rally
Aaron singles and Mathews advances to third as Mathews and Bauer mishandle. Adcock grounds into a double play turning two as Norris and Coleman field. One hit and no errors recorded. Continued on page 2 column 5.
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Braves
Logan
Saudi Arabia Backs Syria Against West
At the United Nations Ahmad Shukairy declared Saudi Arabia’s full solidarity with Syria and urged a hands off approach in Middle East affairs He denounced Western imperialism and warned against a new cold war while asserting Syria’s arms buildup poses no danger to neighbors and rejecting Western charges about Turkey and pro Western Arab states. Jordan and Iraq postponed their speeches.
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United Nations
N. Y
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
General Assembly
Ahmad Shukairy
U. N
Syria
Shukairy
Soviet Union
Turkey
Jordan
Iraq
City Schools Close Friday Holiday Observed for Winchester Pupils
All Winchester students will have a holiday Friday while faculty from Handley Douglas John Kerr Quarles and Virginia Avenue attend a District 6 meeting. Virginia Teachers Association meeting in Harrisonburg announced. Pupils return to classes on schedule Monday.
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Winchester
Handley, Douglas
John Kerr
Quarles
Virginia Avenue
Virginia
Harrisonburg
President Leads Americans In National Day of Prayer
President Eisenhower led a National Day of Prayer observance at the National Presbyterian Church amid Little Rock tensions. Dulles and Stassen joined, the service echoing the proclamation calling Americans to unite in prayer and meditation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
National Presbyterian Church
James C. Hagerty
New
Elson
U S Aims at Economy Target Of Seventy Billion
President Eisenhower trims the peacetime budget goal to 70 billion for the year ending June 30 1959 Budget Director Percival Brundage announced the target after a midyear review The report shows spending up 200 million from January estimate and a surplus dipping 300 million to 7 1 billion Senator Byrd criticizes the plan saying it fails to cut spending and hampers potential tax cuts in the new Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Percival F. Brundage
Sen. Byrd
Dva
Byrd
Congress
Deadlocked libel jury discharged in Los Angeles case
A two week deadlock in the Confi dential magazine criminal libel conspiracy trial led to the jury’s discharge after a 7-5 lean toward conviction. A juror hinted at a bribery rumor, denied by the judge, signaling a mistrial and planned retrial.
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Los Angeles
Herbert V. Walker
Confidential
Whisper
Dep. Dist. Atty
William L. Rizzi
More People Than Cows In Vermont Declared
At a Basin Harbor banquet Frank Ward president of the Greater Vermont Assn. challenged the belief Vermont has more cows than people saying he was told by State Agriculture Commissioner Towne that the state has 1 000 more people than cows. The 1950 census lists Vermont’s population at 377 747.
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Basin Harbor
Vermont
Frank Ward
Greater Vermont Assn
Elmer E. Towne
Judges announced for flower show today
The nine judges for the flower show Over the Garden Wall were named by Mrs. Early Clowser. Horticultural judges include Mrs. Levin Houston II Fredericksburg and Mrs. Felix Schneiderhan Martinsburg. Artistic section judges include Mrs. Eugene Cornwell and others from Fredericksburg Orange and Shepherdstown.
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Early Clowser
War Memorial Building
Levin Houston, II
Fredericksburg
Felix Schneiderhan
Martinsburg
H. P Schiey
Shepherdstown
Eugene Cornwell
Charles Lewis
George Denoit
Frederick
Leonard Riley
C. P. Edwards
H. W Ebert, Jr
Joseph Massie, Jr
E. Willis Lacy
Ralph Hardy
Joseph Massie
John Hortenstine
John Pennypacker
Chester Riley
Charles Schutte
Willam Mellor
Roy Cather
Ellis Ford
B. J. Sager
Warren Eddy
Earl Clowser
H. W. Butler, Jr
Winchester Garden Club Council
Flu Outbreaks In State Believed Ordinary Variety
The State Health Department reports a second influenza outbreak of the garden variety in the state. Virginia State College at Petersburg counts 118 cases among 1,800 students. Louisa County schools close for a week with 780 absentees on Monday. Chesterfield County elementary school shows over one third of pupils absent.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Virginia State College
Petersburg
Virginia
Louisa County
Louisa
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield
Delegates Arrive In Force For SSBF Convention
Delegates to the 1957 Southern States Beekeepers Federation convention arrive in Charleston in large numbers with about 200 by noon and 400 expected by morning sessions at 9. The George Washington Hotel hosts apiarians from the South for open sessions, lectures on pollination and honey research, panels on queens and packages, a honey auction, and a Beginners and Amateurs program.
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Southern States Beekeepers’ Federation
South
George Washington Hotel
U. S
H. F Byrd
Jefferson Orchard
Charlies Town
W. Va
W. A. Stephen
SSBF
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Stephen
J. J. Hambleton
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Harvey York, Jr
Georgia
G. H. Cale
American Bee Journal
Harriett Grace
American Honey Institute
R. B. Wilson
New York City
H. L. Maxwell
Berryville
Arkansas Governor Won't Deploy Troops Inside Central High
Governor Orval Faubus stood firm on his stance regarding Central High School integration, refusing to place National Guard troops inside the building. President Eisenhower demands iron clad guarantees before federal court orders are obeyed, while federal guards remain at the site amid a tense scene.
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Special Star
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Rota
Gov. Faubus
Central High
Schoool
Arkansas National Guard
National Guard
U. S. Army
L. C. Bates
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Faubus
Associated Press
Four Negro Students Attend W.Va. School Peacefully Today
Four Negro students attended Matoaka High School in West Virginia today with a peaceful arrival by a separate bus. State troopers escorted them to the door and newsmen were excluded while authorities noted few demonstrators outside the building.
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W.va
Matoaka
W. Va
Matoaka High School
West Virginia
Ralph Bird
Mercer County
W. R. Cooke
Cooke
Bird
Governors Renew Efforts to Solve Integration Crisis
A committee of Southern governors renewed efforts to resolve the Little Rock integration crisis. Gov. Frank Clement of Tennessee and Gov. Orval Faubus faced a potential new White House meeting if no solution emerged. Clement urged continued negotiations and warned failure would require presidential talks to find a path forward.
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Washington
Little Rock
Frank Clement
Tenessee
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Governors
Latle Rock
United States
Clement
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
White House
Gov. Faubus
Gov. Hodges
James C. Hagerty
Central
Holland Bulbs Fall Dutch varieties arrive at Winchester Seed Co
New shipment of fall Dutch bulbs has arrived at Winchester Seed Co with a large variety to choose from. Also listed are a shooting match at Hammack's Garage on Oct 4-5 with prizes including quarter of beef, a front office counter girl wanted at Pingley and Carpers, a rummage sale at 15 W Boscawen St, Florence Nightingale Class at E U B Church, and a Christmas lay away plan offered by Hodgson & Bunny Jewelers.
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Holland
Winchester Seed Co
Hammack's
Middletown
W. Boscawen St
Thurs
Florence Nightingale
E. U. B. Church
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Ford P
Paparella
Conlan ‘National
McKinley
Donatelli
Frank Secroy
Chulak
Bulletin
Aaron
Adcock
Bauer Parko
Victor Wayne Whitley
Granger
Tex
Mount Vernon
Ind
Whitley
Robert Grey
State Police
Indianapolis
William Kirkham
Fred Lee
U.S
Ike
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
P.m
W. W Clarke, Jr
Penn Late University
Jack Deyell
Leslie Little
Tennessee
By Latham
Mims
Harrisonburg News- Record
News-Record
Winchester Star
Pingley
Carpers
Hodgson & Bunny Jewelers
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