Shots Fire At Ardmore Baseball Game Wounds Manager
A hotel porter fired five shots into a group of Ardmore Oklahoma baseball players in Ponca City during a Class D State League game. Manager J C Dunn was wounded in the leg and chest, conscious and not deemed seriously harmed. James Johnson was arrested after being restrained. The incident followed an earlier quarrel between the porter and Ardmore players. The game was postponed.
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Ponca City
Okla
Ardiamore
James Johnson
J. C. Dunn
Vern Strother
Ardmore Club
Strother
Johnson
Ardmore
Strothers
Tom Anderson
Dunn
George Andrews
Erie Area church groups hold meetings and plan events
The WSCS monthly meeting at the Federated church included a covered dish supper, devotionals by Mrs. Steinman, a lesson on Mission Work in Puerto Rico, and a food sale set for Aug. 15. The Lively Learners HDU met at Mrs. Kensinger’s home with 13 members present, focusing on mental health and county fair plans. guests included Mrs. Gale Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beard visited Neodesha to see relatives, with John and Mike Lewis visiting from Kansas City.
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WSCS
Federated ‘Church
William Hill
Charles Steinman
Ethel Hines
Puerto Rico
HDU
Roger Kensinger
Dale Treadway
Jesse “Simmon
Gale Mullen
Paul Beard
Neodesha
Verne Shaffer
John
Mike Lewis
Kansas City
U N Officials Probe UNEF Drug Smuggling Links
Cairo U N Emergency Force says authorities investigate reports tying some UN soldiers to narcotics smuggling. Al Ahram claims two Canadian soldiers in a UNEF vehicle tried to cross the Suez Canal from Sinai into Egypt, opened fire and fled after dropping opium and hashish.
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Cairoma U. N
U. N
al Ahram
UNEF
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Amphibious Drill Near Kauai Builds Toward Air Sea Invasion
In Hawaii 12 000 Marines and sailors push a weeklong exercise toward a climax with an air sea assault on Kauai. About 7 000 Marines and 5 000 Navy personnel participate amid reports of atomic age dispersal tactics. In Seoul an Army court martial found Ronald Fassett of Ulster Pennsylvania not guilty of negligent homicide in the shooting of a 3 year old Korean boy.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian
Garden Island
Kauai
Seoul
Ronald Kb. Fassett
Ulster
Korean boy injured as private fires gun in Inchon port
An American private in Korea faced two thirds pay for three months after a careless discharge. Kim Young Ho was struck in the head when Fassett's carbine discharged July 6 at Inchon. Fassett and the Army call it an accident while guarding a pipeline.
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Korea
Kim Young Ho
Fassett
Inchon
Army
Polio Shots Given to Nearly Five Thousand in Johnson County
In Mission Kansas yesterday nearly 5 000 Johnson County residents received free polio vaccines. Twelve doctors and thirty nurses administered the shots at a clinic costing 7 000 dollars funded by the county chapter of the Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. This was the second clinic sponsored by the foundation and the county medical society. About 3 600 shots were previously given at the first clinic on July 11.
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Mission, Kas.m
Johnson County
Foundation For
Foundation
County Medical Society
Parole Hearings Set for Cunningham and Webb
Notice lists Jack Cunningham and Clyde T. Webb, both from Neosho County, with prior Utter Forgery and Endanger life charges respectively. Parole applications will be reviewed at the Board of Penal Institutions in Lansing, Kansas, at their next regular meeting in October.
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Chanute Tribune
Jack Cunningham
Neosho County
Utter
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Kansas
Clyde T. Webb
Hal
Anthrax Fades In Oklahoma
An Oklahoma anthrax outbreak in three northeastern counties is weakening as vets near the end of vaccination efforts. Harold Hutton of the State Board of Agriculture says conditions look better than in the past 10 days. Craig County losses include the Will Rogers Memorial Rodeo cancellation and the Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative meeting being postponed indefinitely.
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Welch
Oklaha
Oklahoma
Harold Hutton
State Board of Agriculture
Craig County
Northeast
Dairy County Plea for Surplus Feed Grain Aid
The county dairy and livestock farmers face a hard hit after a shipment quarantine. Officials were urged to provide 400 cars of surplus feed grain to stabilize the agricultural sector.
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Aster
League Leaders By The Associated Press Baseball Stat Leaders
The American League batting leader is Williams of Boston at .390 with Mantle of New York at .370 and Woodling of Cleveland at .335. Sievers of Washington leads RBIs with 79, Wertz of Cleveland 77, Mantle 76. Malzone of Boston tops hits with 134, Williams, Fox, Mantle tied at 131. Williams leads home runs with 30, Mantle and Sievers at 30. Narleski of Cleveland is 9-1 for the pitching leaders, Donovan of Chicago 12-3.
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Boston
Mantle
New York
Woodling
Cleveland
Sievers
Washington
Wertz
Malzone
Fox
Chicago
Baseball season stats spark NL race
Musial of St. Louis leads NL with a .334 average while Aaron of Milwaukee tops runs batted in with 87 and hits with 142. Mays of New York and Schoendienst of Milwaukee appear among leaders. Rogers, Snider, Schmidt and Sanford noted in various stat lines.
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Iar
New York
Musial
St. Louis
Aaron
Milwaukee
Great
Pittsburgh
Soes
Mays
Schoendienst
Snider
Brooklyn
Schmidt
Sanford
Philadelphia
Permanent Farm Plan urged by Carlson seeks permanent legislation
Washington Senator Carlson says Congress should adopt a permanent farm program in the next session starting January. He argues current farm measures are temporary and costly and has introduced a plan to use a commodity approach for lasting policy.
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Washington
Carlson R-Kas
Congress
Senate
Carlson
Law proposes domestic parity for wheat resembling sugar act
A bill for a domestic parity program in wheat aims to mirror the sugar act. Farmers would receive the full support price for wheat used domestically for food, while the remaining wheat would be sold at the going market price, according to the proposal.
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Neues Deutschland
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Merle Beeman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Chanute, Ks
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