Indians Lead Boston In Playoff Tilt As Boudreau Homers
At Fenway Park on October 1 Gene Bear den started for Cleveland against Denny Gatehouse. Boudreau hit a two run homer in the first inning and Keltner added a single as Cleveland built a 6-1 lead through early innings.
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Gene Bearden
Cleveland
Indians
Denny Gatehouse
Mitchell Fnco Williams
Clark
Pesky
Boudreau
Stevens
Gordon
Red Sox
DiMaggio
Williams
Stephens
Doerr
Keltner
Gatehouse
Doby
Kennedy
Hegan
Erro
Spence
Goodman
Tebbetts
Bob Feller
Bob Lemon
Bearden
Mitchell
Florida Flying Storm Warnings Reach Florida Keys and South Florida
A squall area in the Caribbean, deemed suspicious by Chief Forecaster Grady Norton, prompted Navy hurricane hunter flights and Southeast storm warnings from Miami to Fort Myers. Flood risks loom in South Florida with crops north of Lake Okeechobee and winter vegetables affected by heavy rains as the system moves toward Florida. The disturbance was centered about 160 miles south of Cuba at 10 45 a m and covers South Florida with a 60 mile spread of heavy squalls.
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Miami
Fla
Caribbean Sea
Grady Norton
Navy
Florida Keys
Fort Myers
Weather Bureau
Florida
Lake Okeechobee
4 Lake
Cuba
End of Eleven-Week Strike Hopes High In St. Catherines
St. Catherines residents unite in prayer as negotiators seek to settle the wage dispute between Mc Kinnon Industries and UAW Local 199. Citywide services urged by Mayor W. J. MacDonald aim to rally divine aid for a peaceful resolution.
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ST. Catherines
Ont
McKinnon Industries
United Auto Workers
CIO
W. J. MacDonald
Peru Crushes Bloody Revolt in Callao Port Clash
Government troops quelled a bloody revolt in Callao led by sailors and civilians allied with the Aprista party. Insurgents seized naval facilities and warships, but tanks and fighter planes backed by infantry overwhelmed the rebels, who held Fort Royal Phillip and the naval academy before surrender. Casualties were heavy and not precisely reported.
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Lima
Peru
Callao
Chhuao
Jose Luis Bustamente Rivera
Aprista
Enrique Aguilla Pardo
Felix Pielago Stagnaro
Pielago
Naval Academy
Naval Armory
Fort Royal Phillip
National Slaughter House
Seige
Third Son Down With Bulbar Polio
In Des Moines Dennis Brandhorst nine is gravely ill from bulbar polio, the last of the Brandhorst children to contract the disease after two brothers died. In Council Bluffs Joan Patten nineteen is hospitalized with polio, the eighth of nine Patten children affected, with no paralysis yet.
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Des Moines
Ray B. Brandhorst
Manning
Dennis Brandhorst
Council Bluffs
Joan Patten
Portsmouth
Patten
Democrats Open Richmond Headquarters On Tuesday
State Democratic headquarters will open for business in the Hotel Richmond tomorrow. Desks and furniture are being moved into three rooms on the third floor. A receptionist and a typist will be engaged as G. Alvin Massenburg of Hampton directs campaign activities.
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Richmond
Democratic
Democratic Central Committee
Jesse W. Dillon
Tony
G. Alvin Massenburg
Hampton
Freedom Train to Visit Winchester on Historic Tour
The Freedom Train arrives Thursday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. visiting 10,000 expected attendees. The 126 papers and documents include Jefferson rough draft and the Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges, with loans from major archives and libraries.
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United States
Winchester
Board of Trade
Christopher Columbus Letted
The
Americas
Rome
Princeton University
Pennsylvania
William Penn
American Philosophical Society
Jefferson
Library of Congress
Transamerica Bank Antitrust Suit to Be Heard in Public
The Federal Reserve Board will hold public hearings in Washington on Oct 12 over antitrust charges against Transamerica Corp of San Francisco, the nation’s largest bank holding company. The case accuses Transamerica of a credit monopoly by placing directors on boards of Bank of America and other banks across Oregon Washington Arizona and California.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Transamerica Corp
San Francisco
Reserve Board
Transamerica
A. P. Giannini
California
Polio Patient Mother of Son Born at Lancaster General
A 29 year old polio patient at Lancaster General hospital gave birth to a five and a half pound son. Mrs Go ckley has been a patient since Thursday. Authorities say both mother and child are doing fine.
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Lancaster
Lancaster General Hospital
Welsh family hit by diphtheria outbreak spreads through four
Noble Welsh family in St extended area reports Peggy Jean age three, Genieva and Betty Lou ill with diphtheria after a weekend outbreak. Noble Welsh Jr. buried yesterday from two weeks prior infection. Immunization clinic set at Stonewall School with Dr C R Anderson in charge tomorrow morning.
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Noble Welsh
N. Loudoun St. Extended
Peggy Jean
Genieva
Betty Lou Welsh
Noble Welsh Jr
Fred
Catherine
Arthur Welsh
Stonewall
C.R. Anderson
Dewey Confident Of Victory Ahead Of Truman Tour
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, back in Albany after a Western campaign swing, remains confident of victory four weeks before election. He will meet with adviser John Foster Dulles to get Berlin crisis updates while Truman plans a New York visit in Albany. A Times editorial backs Dewey and a Courier Express poll of 47 reporters on his train also favors a win.
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Albany
N. Y
Thomas E. Dewey
New York Capitol
John Foster Dulles
Paris
United Nations
Dulles
Dewey
Berlin
Truman
Pittsburgh
New York
Southwest
Oklahoma
Missouri
St. Paul
Pawling
New York Times
Lucian Warren
Buffalo Courier- Express
Russia Tightens Travel Rules Pin Diplomats to Moscow
Russia imposes new travel limits that confine foreign diplomats to the Moscow city area. The State Department released the notice outlining the restriction and its scope.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
State Department
Missing charter DC-3 with 21 aboard under search in Atlantic
A DC-3 charter airliner with 21 aboard was presumed down between Charleston and Nassau after distress calls. The incident triggered a large search by Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force and CAA units from Florida to Puerto Rico, with 17 passengers and four crew aboard including pilot Richard Olivere.
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Miami
Fla
Charleston
S. C
Nassau
Bahamas
Civil Aeronautics Administration
New England Air Express Co
Teterboro
N. J
CAA
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Everglades
Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
Jamaica
Air
Richard Roy Olivere
Port Chester
N. Y
Olivere
Jacksonville
Air Force
Left Turn Crash Hospitalizes Two In County Weekend
Two weekends car crashes injured two people and caused significant damage. At 5 10 p m yesterday near the R 11 and 669 intersection Mash of Bunker Hill W V tried to left turn in front of Bohrer of Gainesboro leading to a two car wreck. Mrs Bohrer and Mash remained in hospital this morning with Mash not seriously injured. A second collision Saturday night near Jenny Wren service station on R 11 about a mile north of Winchester involved Parkinson of Jones Spring W V and Kerfoot of Berryville with about 200 damage and no serious injuries.
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L. P. Coverstone
Harry Bohrer
Gainesboro
Frank Mash
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Bohrer
Mash
Cloverstone
Jenny Wren
R. 11
Winchester
Jesse Willard Parkinson
Jones Spring W. Va
William Kerfoot
Berryville
Red led Coal Miners Strike in France Enters Quiet Start
In Douai France on October 4 a warning strike involving about 335 000 French coal miners began quietly. Picketers from the CGT communist led federation appeared at mine entrances with no police or soldiers present. The strike was declared for an unlimited duration.
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Douai
France
CGT
Federation of Miners
Call Pine Motor Co
Russians Seek Four Power Talks On Berlin Blockade
In Paris on October 4 1958 Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky urged sending Berlin questions to a four power foreign ministers council arguing UN discussion is outside the Security Council remit He warned Western currency reform and Berlin moves violate the peace and linked Berlin to Germany’s overall issue The Western allies privately doubted Moscow’s bid and ministers met to study the note.
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Paris
Russia
United Nations Council
Berlin
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Council
Security Council
Big Four Council
Moscow
Bar Vishinsky
U.N
Germany
Weeceteee Council
Western
Geremany
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Juan Atillo Bramagna
Austin
Britain
Praince
United States
Council of Foreign
Soviet Union
Austin Seeks Effective International Atomic Energy Control
Paris October 4 Warren R. Austin US chief delegate pressed Russia to say if it will accept effective international control of atomic energy. He urged moving beyond old rhetoric to real work and backed Canadian Sweden and New Zealand for a majority plan of world agency controls with full inspection powers. Russia pushed for a vetoed international commission and parallel treaties banning weapons, hinting at possible bomb capability.
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Paris
Warren R. Austin
United States
Russia
United Nations Assembly
Austin
Andrei Vishinsky
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Atomic Commission
U. N. Commission
Commission
Sweden
New Zealand
Security Council
Frost Grips Much of Nation As Cold Wave Spreads
U S forecasters note widespread frost in the north with low temperatures from Cadillac Michigan to Erie Pennsylvania. Warm southeast states reach 78 in Miami and 67 in New Orleans while the Great Plains warm and Pacific coast rain falls. Winchester Laboratory reports 41 degrees with no frost in their area. The South End Fire Co. announces its regular monthly meeting for Monday evening.
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Cadillac
Mich
Land O'Lakes
Wis
Albany
N. Y
Brookville
Erie
New England
Miami
New Orleans
Great Plains
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Georgia
Carolinas
U. S
Winchester Research Laboratory
South End Fire CO
Tuck Invites Thurmond to Dine at Mansion
Gov. Tuck announced he will host Gov. J. Strom Thurmond and Mrs. Thurmond at a breakfast at the Virginia mansion this Saturday. Tuck declined to state his presidential election position while Thurmond plans three speeches in the state, beginning Friday at the Country Club of Virginia and continuing to Atlantic Rural.
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Tuck
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
National Party
States’ Rights
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