Phils and Giants Split Twinbill 6-5 and 3-1
Philadelphia edged New York 3-1 in the nightcap as Bob Kuzava notches his first win of the year helped by relief from Jack Meyer who faced the final batter. The opener saw the Giants win 6-5 after Willie Mays homered and Willie Jones answered with an eighth inning Philly rally.
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New York
Baltimore
Bob Kuzava
Jack Meyer
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Phillies
Giants
Willie Mays
Kuzava
Whitey Lockman
Alvin Dark
Don Mueller
Meyer
Syracuse
Bobby Hofman
Don Liddle
Willie Jones
Philiadelphia
Merv Grissom
Grissom
Ruben Goin
Phils
Ty Blaylock
Glen Gorbous
Torgeson
Curt Simmons
Murry Run
Muel
Mays
Helioscope Wins Suburban Handicap At Belmont Park
Helioscope defeats High Gun in a mile and quarter Suburban Handicap dramatic finish at Belmont Park. Bulmetis rode the winner who led from start to finish in 2 00 3 5, matching the track record. Subahdar. High Gun paid mutuels of 2.70 and 3.30, Helioscope pays 12.80 3.70 2.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
William G. Jr
Helioscope
King Ranch
Belmont Park
Bulmetis
Walter M. Jeffords
Subahdar
High Gun
Noscope
Army Pfc Miller’s Family Ties Mentioned In Mississippi Derby Recap
Army Pfc Frederick C. Miller and family are noted in a paragraph tying military service in Germany with local sports lore. The text mentions his wife Delores at Middletown address and his unit in the 1st Infantry Division Field Artillery Battalion. A separate line recalls a Kentucky Derby winner and a Will Rogers Stakes victory at Hollywood Park.
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Frederick C. Miller
Delores
F. State Rd
Middletown
Germany
1St Infantry Division
Field
Miller
Middle- Wn
Battal
Rape
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Middletowne High School
Swins
Glewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Red Sox, Orioles Split Memorial Day Doubleheader
Boston pitcher Ike Delock hurled four hitters as the Red Sox beat the Orioles 8 1 in the nightcap at Fenway Park before 17 732 fans. Baltimore scored two in the ninth to win the opener 8 6 and spoil Ted Williams first homer of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ike Delock
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore
Fenway Park
Orioles
Ted Williams
Seattle
Clifton
N. J
Far West
Woodland Park Zoo
Anderson Driver Wins At Armscamp
Claude Colville of Anderson won the 50 lap jalopy sweepstakes Monday night at the Alexandria Arm scamp Speedway. Kenny Anderson Elwood finished second, Coke Colson Muncie third, Dick Wade Daleville fourth, and Frank De Paolo fifth. Heat winners were Mel Douglas Anderson Kenny Ross Marion Coke Colson Muncie Francis Morris Gas City. Pete Smith Muncie overturned three times in heat four but unhurt Arlo Davis Muncie overturned backstretch taken to St Johns Hospital Anderson. Owner Paul Whitey Caris shaken up hospitalized then released.
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Alexandria
Claude Colville
Anderson
Alexandria Armscamp Speedway
Kenny Anderson
Elwood
Coke Colson
Muncie
Dick Wade
Daleville
Frank DePaolo
Francis Morris
Gas City
Pete Smith
Arlo Davis
St. John's Hospital
Paul
Whitey) Caris
Anderson Hospital
Watson to Coach Freshman Basketball and Baseball at IU
8 Lou Watson will return to Indiana University next fall as freshman basketball and baseball coach. His home is Jeffersonville. Phil Buck, who coached IU freshmen last year, becomes head coach at Rossville High School.
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Bloomington
Ind
Lou Watson
Indiana University
Huntington High School
I.U
Watson
Jeffersonville
Phil Buck
Rossville High School
Legacy Used For Town Sewers In Perryopolis
Perryopolis receives 1.5 million from Philadelphia philanthropist Mary Fuller Frazier for civic improvements. Trustees approved funds to build a sewer system costing 325000 after the city already installed 113 new street lights with the legacy.
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Perryopolis
Pennsylvania
Mary Fuller Frazier
Philadelphia
Memorial Day 500-Mile Race Final Standings At Indianapolis
Unofficial final standings for the 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway list drivers and speeds, with cars 10th to 14th still running. Numerous retirements are noted for mechanical failures and wrecks, including Vukovich killed in wreck. Weather and memorial events accompanied the day.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bob Sweikert
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Jimmy Davies
Pacoima
Calif
Johnny Thomson
Springfield
Mass
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Andy Linden
Manhattan Beach
al Herman
Allentown
Pat O'Connor
North Vernon
Ind
Jimmy Dagwall
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Chuck Weyant
Eddie Johnson
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Duane+Carter
Speedway City
Jim Rathmann
Miami
Fla
First Time To Finish Is Winner For Sweikert
Indianapolis driver Bob Sweikert wins the Indianapolis 500 in his first finish and first win in the race. He kisses his wife Dolores as Dinah Shore offers a victory kiss and asks about injured competitors, including Bill Vukovich whose death is reported.
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Sweikert
Indianapolis
Bob Sweikert
Indianapolis Speedway
Dolores
Dinah Shore
Bob
Dinah
Johnny Boyd
Boyd
Bill Vukovich
Mrs. Sweikert
Miss Shore
Traffic Deaths Continued From Page One
A state by state tally lists traffic fatalities with counts by year and breakdowns for injuries and another metric. The figures cover Maryland through Wyoming and show varying totals, including high counts for New York and Pennsylvania and several states reporting single or zero values in certain categories.
Memorial observances mark national war dead across states
The nation honored service members and war dead with ceremonies in New Hampshire New York New Jersey Oregon and Massachusetts. Governor Lane Dwinell placed a wreath at Rindge Cathedral of Pines while other towns held parades and floral tributes. A retiring Rev Howell Forgy reflected on Pacific battles and to write. A Fleet of Flowers drifted at sea near Deppe Bay and Wildwood. Prayers were said at Ft Devens for Confederate and German war dead buried in Massachusetts soil.
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National Safety Council
New Hampshire
Lane Dwinell
Nixon
Arlington
Cathedral of Pines
Rindge
New York
Pluckemin
N. J
Howell M. Forgy
Pacific
Wildwood
Deppe Bay
Ore
Ft. Devens
Mass
Massachusetts
Memorial Day Ceremony Led by Scouts and Officials
Memorial Day events brought together Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts with city officials for a courthouse ceremony. Officials led the observance, and attendees gathered to honor veterans and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Americans Hopeful as China Allows Student Departures
Government aims to send home 80 Chinese students cleared to leave since April and lift restraining orders on 76. Officials deny any deal with Peiping while noting most Chinese students plan to stay in the United States. Capt. Harold Fischer and three other pilots among the fliers released are in sight of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
U.S
United States
State Department
Harold Fischer
Swea City
Iowa
Lyle W. Cameron
Lincoln
Neb
Edwin L. Heller
Wynewood
Roland W. Parks
Omaha
Peiping
United Nations
Red China
Hong Kong
Soviet Leaders Travel With Security in Belgrade Visit
Soviet Communist Party boss Nikita Khrushchev along with Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan arrived in Belgrade two days ago. The leaders, usually accompanied by personal chauffeurs and security detail, were in Belgrade amid official meetings and inspections.
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Belgrade
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Nikolai Bulganin
A. I. Mikoyan
Tito meets Khrushchev and Bulganin in Yugoslav villa visit
Tito arrives at a villa on the island and greets Soviet leaders Khrushchev, Bulganin, and Mikoyan as reporters observe. Talks appear to aim at improving Soviet Yugoslav ties but Tito rejects immediate return to the Eastern bloc or a passive co existence role despite Russian expectations.
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Tito
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Mikoyan
Marshal Bulganin
Premei
Eastern Bloc
Yugoslavia
Church Of Anderson College Plans Expansion Of Visitor Halls
The Church Of Anderson College announces a new Men's Residence Hall and Morrison Hall to house out of town visitors. At peak, these facilities cover only 25 percent of needs and require about 10 000 additional spaces. A crew of 200 workers including maintenance staff, janitors, waitresses, and extra help will operate during conventions. The annual conventions have occurred in the city since 1906 with Anderson hosting national leaders and movement offices nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Morrison Hall
Anderson
Local College Among 38 Institutions Placing Fellows
Anderson College joins 38 institutions in 21 states placing 47 youths in fellowships. Among the fellows are three young women, five residents of Canada and two recent graduates now overseas with the U S Armed Forces. Dr Adam W Miller, dean of the School of Theology, nominated Mr Anderson.
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Canada
U.S
Anderson College
Bridgewater College of Virginia
Morningside College
Iowa
Carroll College
Wisconsin
Adam W. Miller
School of Theology
Beard Selected for Rockefeller Fellowship in Theology
Bearded as a business graduate and former Future Business Leaders of America president, Mr. Beard will study at a New York seminary due to ineligibility for local programs. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund funds a three year pilot fellowship to attract top graduates to Protestant ministry, with Beard among 15 denominational winners including Richard Ballinger from Mishawaka who serves in India.
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Beard
American Association of Theological Schools
New York Seminary
Department of Business
Future Business Leaders of America
General Motors
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Pusey
Harvard
Church of God
Richard A. Ballinger
Mishawaka
India
National
Christian Council Relief Committee
Manchester College
Fort Wayne
Tempo cites government grain aid for needy areas
The report states Tempo requests using billions to pre dollar surplus grain into flour and cornmeal for distribution by state agencies to areas of heavy unemployment. Pope Pius XII is reported healthier than in years per his doctor. Cardinal physician denies Pope illness claims. Senator Eastland calls for Senate investigation into Supreme Court race desegregation ruling citing alleged Communist influence. U S Chamber of Commerce asks Congress to amend anti trust laws to address labor union practices and possible application of anti trust to unions.
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Pius XII
Riccardo Galleazzi-Lisi
Jill
James Eastland
Miss
Senate
Supreme Court
Eastland
United States Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Hoyt P. Steele
Benjamin Electric Company
Wes Plaines, Ll
House
Adenauer Seeks Counter Offense Over German Neutrality
West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer planned a counter-offensive last weekend to curb the push for neutralization as the price for German unification. He met with Western ambassadors to discuss fears over growing support for a neutral Germany among the German people.
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West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Obituaries for King Garrison Julian Bruner and Brown
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs. Rinda W. King 74 of 2605 Main St Leroy Garrison life long resident at 336 W Sixth St Bert Julian 72 owner of Anderson Tent and Awning Co Mrs Mary P Bruner 89 of Rensselaer and Mrs Anna F Brown 64 of 1306 W Fifth St All notices list service times at local churches and burial at Memorial Park Cemetery East Maplewood and St Joseph cemeteries with survivors and funeral details.
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Rinda W. King
Main St
St. John’s Hospital
Hamilton County
Thomas King
Anderson
Roy Lamm
Marian Lamm
Herbert Schiemer
Muncie
Eli Smiley
Leroy Garrison
Sixth St
Bert Julian
Anderson Tent and Awning Company
Robert Spangler
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Julian
W. Birch St
Mary P. Bruner
Rensselaer
Harold E. Rozelle
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
East Maplewood Cemetery
Bruner
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hammond
Anna E. Brown
Anna Ff. Brown
Fifth St
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Zimmer
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Elwood
Brown
St. John's Hospital
Clayton Wilson of Fortville Dies at 81
Clayton Wilson 81 died Sunday at his Fortville home. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Fortville Christian Church with Rev. J. L. Miller presiding. Burial in IOOF Cemetery Oaklandon. A sister Nellie Wilson Mrs Rue Faks of Indianapolis and brother Don Wilson of Cincinnati Ohio survive.
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Clayton Wilson
Fortuville
Paul Cory
J. L. Miller
Fortville
Earthquake Hit Near Vladivostok Recorded by Caltech
A major quake with magnitude 7.2 was recorded near Vladivostok at 5:43 a.m. PDT by the California Institute of Technology. Seismologists put the focus about 350 miles underground and said it likely caused little to no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Vladivostok
California Institute of Technology
Publisher Marfan jailed in Chile under army order
Santiago Chile Octavid Marfan publisher of El Debate a newspaper opposing President Ebanez was jailed Monday night by order of the army prosecuting attorney. Charges against Marfan were not announced.
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Santiago
Chile
Octavid Marfan
el Debate
Carlos Ebanez
Marfan
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