Long Increases His NL Batting To 328
Long boosts National League batting average to 328 as he climbs toward leading marks. The 29 year old slugger, once part of Branch Rickey’s experiments, holds a solid edge in the standings with 14 hits in his last 32 at bats and remains a focal point amid trades and roster moves across Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and St. Louis connections.
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Ben Clan Lotlar
Chicago
Mickey New York
Pittsburgh
Manle
New York
Gus
Long
Branch Rickey
Phila
Delphia
Richie Ashburn
Cincinnati
Ed Kluszewski
St. Louis Browns
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Bill Virdon
St. Louis
Mollywood
Snider
Roy Campanella
Ford Frick
al Kaf
Jine
Detroit
Harvey Kuenn
Whowaukee Brewers
Kaline
Agsn
Lips
Green Bay
Wis
Taur Sifelies
Wie
Power
Ransay City
Olber
Shermithai
Casey Stengel
Ford GM contract shift signals wage pressure in auto field
AP reports analyst view that Ford and GM reached new two year labor pacts with the UAW CIO, signaling a shift in auto wage dynamics. The piece notes GM traditionally set labor terms and pricing, while Ford now asserts strategic leverage in California and elsewhere amid potential strikes and labor fund considerations.
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AP Automotive
Detroit Ford
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Ford
General Motor
Chevrolet
Uaw-Cio
General Motors Corp
C. E. Wilson
UAW
New York
William Chipped
California
Ar Rwal
Shme Woodward
Nalrace
Swapshie Conquer Saprees
Belmont
Belmont|sary
Ainleh
Unian
Aggies Advance In NCAA Baseball Series
Aggies advance to the NCAA baseball semifinals by defeating Colgate 4-2 in Omaha. The victory marks their second lourney win amid a tournament run, while surrounding sports chatter touches on Olympic site deliberations and labor contract dynamics in the auto industry from Paris to Detroit.
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OMAHA
Okishoma A. & MM
Colgate
Aggies
AAU
Paris
International Olympic Committee
Mondag
Thasatnek
Austria
U S Weather Figures Show AP Bond Market Tone
The Associated Press reports on bond market activity with widespread noting of convertible debentures and government bonds staying unchanged. Weather summaries for major cities accompany the data showing mostly cloudy or clear conditions and varied temperatures.
KC Leftfield Fence Still Par For Hitters
Kansas City stadium fence remains a point of debate as critics say it is too close and low for home runs. April saw a power surge across leagues with White Sox, Athletics, and others posting homers while A's struggled overall.
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ED Campbell
Woodward
Kansas City
Feld
Elsworth
Municipal Stadium
Kansas City Athletics
Nashuaven
Belmont
Swans
Pilsworth
Faray
Washington
Jaltimary
Chicago
White Sox
Athletics
A's
Boston
Gus Zernjal
Fim Finigan
Bill Shant
Finigan
Shantz
Trainer declines 5000 mile race for Nashua against Swaps
The trainer states Masha will not be shipped to California for a race against Swaps. He supports a meeting between the horses but argues it would be unfair to Nashua and the public to ship him 5000 miles at his age and time.
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Jeorn
Nex Ellsworth
O Swaps
Ward
Ford
Uawclo
General Motors
Harlow J. Curtice
Masha
California
Nashua
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Dom’s Hospital
Dismissed yesterday from St. Dom's Hospital include Mrs. Charlotte M. Spangler and three others with addresses across St. Edward Branch, Overlook Drive, Broadway, Van Buskirk, and Pendleton. The list also names Mrs. George Quermier, Mrs. Richard Shultz, Mrs. Ray Spanholtz, Mrs. Clara Manley, Mrs. Blanche King, and several others, detailing infants and family members. A note mentions an Eagles meeting rescheduled to Wednesday. signed B. ut. Moore, W.P.
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St. Dom's Hospital
Charlotte M. Spangler
St. Edward Branch
W. Jean
Dorothy L. McDonald
Overlook
Caz
Crajb
Broadway
John Graley
van Buskirk Re
George Quermier
Pendleton
Richard Shultz
Ison
Ray Spanholtz
KL F. Anderson
Clara Manley
Blanche King
Alexandria
James Waril
Central Ave
Beatrice Maul
Charles J. Price
Cedar St
Muth Ann Newman
Main St
George Litzla
17Th St
Oave Hall
Bertha Carter
Stevenson Urges Aid for Big Four in Conference
Stevenson urged the nation to back President Eisenhower for the forthcoming big powers conference. He warned against tying his hands and cautioned about demagogy and foreign policy risks. The stock market rose with gains across rails and aircraft segments, while industrials and railroad shares boosted optimism amid a broad market rally.
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New York
Hte
Oberlin
Ohio
Tash
Sen
Ian Fy
Oberlin Matars
Collest
Espeg Cota Maakalves
Nodane
Pearcini Radiotelevision
Montgomery Waterss Ceneva
United States
Britain
France
Anderson
Lipbter
Russia
Stevenson
United Auto Work
Seave Roatuck
Nepoliceri
Ford
Scone
Stedebaker-Packard
Ueju
Ss. Sient
Nina Jinae
Merrie
Holga Israa Oy
Sires Nis
Wall Street
Utive
Vahime
American Stock Exchange
Grain shows stronger trend amid wheat futures moves
A brief market note from Chicago indicates grain prices point to a stronger trend as wheat futures contracts show firmer activity on Monday. Reports mention mixed movements in corn and rye with buyers influenced by early trading sentiment and nearby deliveries.
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Chicago
Wadens
Muncie Livestock Report Faces Faded Winter Demand
Livestock market notes show cattle and calves steady to higher demand despite weak winter conditions. Prices for hogs and sheep slip or stay uneven as buyers cautious. reports 14 million bushels less than expected with rye contracts rising on forecast cuts. Multiple grain and feed prices cited with mixed hog and cattle quotes across categories.
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Cai
Evan Savhanne
Settlement Reached After Mason City Air Crash
A $162,500 settlement was negotiated by Braniff's insurer over the August Mason City air disaster that killed twelve people. Airman First Class Lyons sustained a severed spinal cord. attorney Don W. Burlington said the payout covers lifelong medical needs and spinal injuries.
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Mason City
Tow
Tor Lite
Tyuns
LaCrosse
Montag
Lyons
Fin
First Clase
Bramill Airways
Don W. Burlington
Gyons
Braniff
Varror
Byuns
Community Breakfasts and Luncheons Hit Local Schedule
Readable snippets show YMCA breakfast for women and Bri t hih HOC, daily club luncheons at noon, Rotary and Exchange Club meetings, 5:15 mid century advance, and 6:00 Toastmasters. Also listed are 115 American Business meetings and a 9:30 Radio and Television Club session. Includes notes on physical schedule and a statistic about underdeveloped countries having about 41 percent under 15.
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Rotary Clib
Exchange Club
Radio & Television Club
Omega
Elwood Social Activities County Art Tourney Held All Day
About 100 attended the event with music by Chili Childers and Anderson. Guests from other county clubs joined Mrs. Ira Guard for her birthday celebration and a family dinner at a Kokomo couple’s home. The program featured noble grands, instigated by the Rebekah Lodge, and a social hour with refreshments. A planned Country Club Dance was postponed to June 27.
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Chili Childers
Anderson
Cousily
Elwood
Erira Guard
Sonemy
Tan
Starley Hosier
Kokomo
Rebekah Lodge
Guard
Roe
Hert Henshaw
Emma Ben
Pine Creek
Samuel Uiard
Gailie
Ed Ackerman
Clive
Leuard
Jey
Grae Maley
Hyent
Kilks Lodge
Courley
Madison's
Points For Parents Mother Nearing Home Time
Fragmentary OCR note records a tense exchange with a mother urging a son to return home. Line shows a child resisting and a parent insisting on leaving, with the phrase almost home and a call for Jim to be home. Reading suggests a domestic vignette rather than a formal event.
Dry Goods Market Report From New York
The rottan textile market showed stable selling with 80 square print elathe at 14 vents per yard and average makes around 184 rents. Moderate activity in Swithy wool goods and prompt positions noted, with several other constructions moving in the market.
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Idry Goods
New York
Javier Jn
Livestock Prices Rise at Chicago Markets
Heavy cattle trend uneven as steers hold near Friday highs. Cattle receipts around 20,000 with calves about 1,500. Hogs strengthened with top hogs at 21.87 and most hogs 17 to 21. Lambs steady to 50 cents higher with good prime spring lambs around 45.50. Sheep about 50 cents up. ewes steady. Outside buyers clear 2,500 head. overall demand healthy despite some declines in lower grades.
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Muncie
Wemlers
Chicago
Iho
Lake Central seeks expansion of routes to major cities
Lake Central Airlines of Michigan, Jos Minis Ohio requests 700000 for a series of new routes. Proposed links include Pittsburgh to Chicago via Youngstown to Canton and Cleveland, Cincinnati to Detroit via Dayton and Toledo, Indianapolis to Columbus, and Louisville to Columbus via Chicago. Also Ohio routes to Buffalo and other Midwest cities under consideration.
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Washington
h—Lake Centra Airlines
Delimapolis
Civ Aerontautica Huard Monslay
Michigan
Jos
Minis
Ohio
Zavenville
Nittsbargh
Wheeling
Win
Bloomington
Ind
Cielnoall
Columnus
Ton
Indianapolis
Lee
Columbus
Louinville
Calumbus Ghlo
Aeants
de Oil
Muncie
Lina
Toledo
Lafayette
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Iaverke City
Mieh
Lake Central
Detroit
Butifato
Iray
Youngstown
Butefalo
Virle
Anil
Cincinnati
Dayton
Jim
Chiciga
Auction Sales and Convention Notes Fragment
Coming auction sales include items at Pendleton and Havre with furniture and fixtures listed for June sales. An expected turnout of about 401,000 attendees is noted for this week’s Inter national Convention of the Circle of Gadly.
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Frigay
Ailorory
Signed, Robert Glannger Trustee of Union Township No 6
Robert Glannger signs as trustee of Union Township No 6 in a formal notice dated nine fourteen. The fragment indicates official capacity and local government subdivision, with no further action details provided.
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Robert 7. Glannger
Union Township
Notice of Final Settlement and Divorce Notices in Madison County
Public notices from Madison and nearby: final settlement accounts set for estate probates in Anderson and Elwood, with dates in June 1985 and May 1958. Divorce by publication for Flora Norman vs Ira Norman announced, with actions required by defendants by August 1955. City of Anderson Public Works announces hearings on street improvements and assessments, inviting remonstrances and outlining the project scope, dates, and affected property.
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Cntate
Kors
Lonaiges
Willan P
Teenie Phares
Cai
Atimting Ton
Clark
Suneror Cain
Bunhy
Davieson
Gagner
Farr
Joh I
Anderson Idtwna
Sunn Jong
Sald
Ahares
Witnesr
Pald Court
Ahem Shuofing
IHR
Aoheph HS
Suneclar
Cates Anil
Kool
Sehrenker
Basil—Shine
Nelson
Wen
Merk
Renelee
Madiso County
Norman
Bupfhior Court OF
Madison County
Davendart
Anncar
Cy Kuftoo Metal Harel
Josemt
Armington
Ander
Tadlana
Anfersa
Ameren
Mark
Xald
Minar
Anderson
Board OF
Tulic Worka Inteatny
Meincanay Redraary
Tattle World
Cap TM
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