Milwaukee Braves even World Series with 4-2 win over Yankees
The Milwaukee Braves beat the New York Yankees 4-2 to tie the series at one game each before 65,202 fans in New York. A two run fourth inning broke a 2-2 tie, with Logan hitting a homer and Schoendienst contributing. Babe Ruth-era style play details and batting orders are listed, including Shantz starting for the Yankees and Burdette for the Braves.
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New York
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Yankee
Bobby Shantz
Baseball scoreless frame with key outs
Schoendienst struck out. Logan was called out on strikes. Mathews fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors, none oft.
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Schoendienst
Logan
Mathews
Baller Struck Out as Mantle Out at First Base
In a tense moment the pitcher calls Baller out on strikes while McDougald flies to Pafko. Mantle hits a liner that Logan mops up by throwing Mantle out at first base after the ball deflects.
Mantle misjudges drive for triple in Yankees game
Mantle misjudged Aaron's drive and the ball hit wall for a triple. Adcock singled scoring Aaron, reached second on Mantle error. Pafko flew out, Covington lined out, Crandall walked, Burdette grounded out. One run, two hits, one error, two Yankees. Schoendienst fielded Berra, Slaughter walked, Simpson struck out. Also classified ads and notices accompany the score.
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Milwaukee
New York
Mantle
Aaron
Adcock
Pafko
Bauer
Covington
Kubek
Crandall
Shantz
Burdette
Yankees
Schoendienst
Berra
Slaughter
Simpson
Hickey Withdraws From Teamster Race In Favor Of Lee
Thomas L. Hickey of New York withdrew as a candidate for the Teamster Union presidency to back William A. Lee of Chicago. Chicago’s Thomas X. Haggerty may quit to make Lee the lone challenger to James R. Hoffa, who led in the race as the convention framed for a decisive vote.
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Hickey
Lee
Miami Beach. Fla
Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
Midwest Teamsters
Dave Beck Dee
Teamster
Korean Boy Shot and Killed by U S Army Train Guard
A U S Army train guard shot and killed 15 year old Song Joon Won at Kumchon Seoul. Specialist 3 C Raymond L Bailey of Brownsburg Indiana fired after youths tampered with a boxcar door. Hundreds protested and demanded the guard be turned over to Korean authorities. The boy died 90 minutes after treatment.
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Seoul
Kumchon
Chosun Ibo
Raymond L. Bailey
Brownsburg
Ind
Song Joon Won
Bailey
Song
White students walk out at Central High amid integration unrest
About 75 white students staged a walkout at Central High School in Little Rock aimed at protesting racial integration. Guardsmen moved the crowd along as several incidents occurred including a crude effigy incident and minor skirmishes. Gov Faubus drew an ovation at a separate event as leaders urged peaceful compliance with court order.
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Little Rock
Central High School
Bill Davis
Orval Faubus
Gene Autry
Gail Davis
Arkansas
Charles H. Carpenter
Christmas layaway plan at Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Notice promotes a Christmas layaway option at Hodgson & Brown Jewelers. A $1 deposit holds any gift until Christmas, facilitating affordable seasonal purchases. Plan details appear in the notice with the store name and promotional offer.
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Hodgson & Brown, Jewelers
Honey Bee Indispensable Says SSBF Speaker at Convention
More than 300 apiarists at the 29th convention of the Southern States Beekeepers Federation were told changes in agriculture, including postwar insecticides, endanger pollination and make the honey bee indispensable for cross pollination. Dr J I Hambleton of Beltsville urged controlled pollination as crops expand. Robert B Wilson discussed royal jelly as queen bee food.
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Southern States Beekeepers’ Federation
J. I.hambleton
U. 8
Beltsville
Hambleton
George Washington Hotel
Robert B. Willson
New York City
W. A. Stephen
SSBF
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Knowland Enters Race for Governor
Ben Knowland, Senate minority leader, officially enters California governor race to challenge Gov. Knight in the June primary. He pledges to serve faithfully if elected and to govern without private commitments beyond those publicly made.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ben William F. Knowland
California
Senate
Goodwin J. Knight
Knowland
Knight
Lathan Mims to assess Arkansas conditions on integration
The Star and Harrisonburg Daily News Record will publish a series by Dr. Lathan Mims, GM of the Harrison burg Daily News Record. He was sent to Arkansas to size up Governor Faubus and how citizens view federal troops enforcing integration. First piece appears Friday.
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the Star
Lathan Mims
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Mims
Arkansas
The
Star
Daily News Record
Faubus
Priday
Jury deadlock ends in mistrial in LA criminal libel case
A juror described a 7-5 deadlock for conviction in the criminal libel trial of Confidental Magazine, leading to a mistrial in Los Angeles. Defendants Fred and Marjorie Meade declared that justice has triumphed.
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LaGuerre L. Drouet
Confidental Magazine
Los Angeles
Fred
Marjorie Meade
International
Schenck to Chair 1957 Christmas Seal Sale in Winchester
C F Schenck will head Winchester’s 51st annual Christmas Seal Sale opening November 15 and running to Christmas. Proceeds fund Health Education chest x ray surveys rehab and patient services. Committee members include Mrs Forrest Sirbaugh H Armstead Lowry J Curtis Fray and Robert Manuel.
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C. F. Schenck
Charles Kabler
Winchester Tuberculosis Association
Winchester
Forrest Sirbaugh
H. Armstead Lowry
J. Curtis Fray
Robert Manuel
Schenck
Wincheser Tuberculosis Association
Kabler
Two Avenues of Hope Seen For Removal of U.S. Troops
President Eisenhower labeled Gov. Faubus of Arkansas mistaken and said two paths exist for removing troops from Little Rock. He cited guaranteed court orders and peaceful local control as prerequisites, while noting a four governor committee seeks a solution.
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U.S
Washington
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Faubus
Farbus
America
Teamsters
Justice and Labor Departments
Syria
Jordan
Libya
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
United States
Egypt vows no tolerance for aggression against Syria
At the United Nations Egypt's Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi insists Syria poses no threat and calls for calm in the Middle East. He denies Soviet domination claims, criticizes both sides’ alarms, and asserts Syria’s right to defend itself. He highlights Suez Canal improvements and US, UK reflections.
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N. Y
Egypt
Syria
Mahmoud Fawa
U. N. General Assembly
Middle East
Fawzi
Israel
Obaloo
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Suez
Suez Canal
U. N
Andrei Gromyko
Assembly
Accident Victim Awarded 30 000 In Circuit Court
Mrs. Josephine V. Webster of Fort Belvoir was awarded 30000 by a Clarke County jury in Frederick County Circuit Court for injuries from a May 27 1955 Route 522 collision involving a sprayer tank truck and two other autos. Defendants were Beverly Kerna Frank L Whitacre Lee N Whitacre and George B Whitacre and T L Powers. The jury found Kerns and the Whitacres guilty of operating a motor vehicle with inadequately adjusted brakes and Powers of wrong side of the road. Lee Whitacre was dismissed. Outcome totals 30000 to Webster.
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Josephine V. Webster
Fort Belvoir
Frederick County
Hamilton Haas
Harrisonburg
Elliott D. Marshall
Lee N. Whitacre
George B. Whitacre
Clarke County
Oscar P. Hamilton, Jr
Berryville
L. L. Armel
Hugh L. Willoughby, III
Graham A. Dove
J. B. Cook
Lloyd D. Good
Snowden S. Levi
Webster
Beverly Kerna
Prank L. Whitacre
Lee N. Whiteacre
T. L. Powers
Quantica
Frank Whitacre
George Whitacre
Beverly Kerns
Winchester
William A. Webster
Quantico
Kerns
Whitacres
Powers
J . Edward Thoma
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Edward Gallehner
Washington, D. c
Thomas G. Scully
John J. Parrish
Alexandria
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Registration Deadline Nears for General Election Vote
City registrars offices will be open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday, central registrar Louise Buncutter said. The day is the deadline to register for those who have not previously registered to vote in the November 5 general election.
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Louise Buncutter
Shooting Match at Hammack's Garage Middletown Prizes Beef
Oct 4 5 at Hammack's Garage Middletown hosts a shooting match with prizes including a quarter of beef and other awards. Public notices list time and location details for participants and spectators.
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Pri
Hammack's
Middletown
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