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"Overcast skies and a threat of rain cut the attendance at the final play-off game to 34,320 yesterday, more than 4,000 less than that which witnessed the first Polo Grounds contest on Tuesday"

"Baseball fans, still talking about the Giants' dramatic victory over the Dodgers, began lining up outside the bleacher entrance at the Yankee Stadium last night for today's first game of the world series between the Yankees and the Giants...."

and this:
DUBLIN, Ga., Oct. 3 (AP)--A Negro man and his wife reported today that they had been flogged with an ax handle and a strap yesterday by a band of men wearing white robes....

U. S. CASUALTIES UP 2,131; Battle Toll in Korea Now 87,650, Defense WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (UP)--Official United States battle casualties in the Korean war now total more than 87,650, an increase of 2,131 over the number reported a week earlier

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (UP)-- Senator Paul H. Douglas, Democrat of Illinois, said today that the action of a Cicero, Ill., grand jury on recent riots there was "a denial of every principle of American decency."
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