Football scores by the Associated Press week results
National League results include Cleveland 24 over San Francisco 7 and Minnesota 17 over New York 16. Saturday games feature Philadelphia 41 over Washington 13 and Detroit 22 over St Louis 17. Green Bay 26 beat Chicago 7, Baltimore 17 over Pittsburgh 14, Los Angeles 20 over Dallas 17.
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Washington
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St. Louis
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Chicago
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Dallas
Oakland routs New York as AL teams meet
In Saturday action of the American League, Oakland built a 43 to 16 lead against New York in a high scoring affair. Buffalo defeated Boston 24 to 14 in another game on the program.
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Oakland
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Lightning strikes favor oak trees most
The article notes that lightning most often strikes oak trees, followed by elm, pine, ash, poplar and maple, listing a typical order of susceptibility among common tree species.
End of Summer Holiday Weekend Driving Cited as Accident Risk
Dean Skinner urges safer driving over Labor Day as weekends bring peak traffic. He notes normally courteous drivers turn hostile behind the wheel, especially women, risking collisions at intersections. He calls for reduced speeds and patience to lower highway accidents.
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Sunny
Pott Wins Classic Golf Crown at Firestone
Johnny Pott, 27, Cape Girardeau, Mo., won the American Golf Classic at Firestone with a 276 total, four strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer. Palmer earned 4,600, Boros 3,000, and Nicklaus tied for fifth at 283. Pott's victory earned 9,000 and boosted season earnings to 23,115.
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Johnny Pott
Akron, Ohio
Arnold
Arnold Palmer
Pott
Cape Girardeau
Palmer
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Sizling
Boros
Dave Hill
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Interior Tribes View Camera as Devil’s Tool
In Morocco's interior regions many tribes still deem photography a weapon of evil capable of trapping souls and imprisoning individuals, reflecting deep superstition about the captured image and its spiritual impact.
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Morocco
Soviets to Open First Automatically Operated Oil Field by 1965
A claim that the Soviet Union will have the first automatically operated oil field by 1965 due to a unit already in production at Holton, Kansas. The report states the unit can perform the task now, suggesting rapid deployment and potential impact on energy production.
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Holton
Kaw
World War I hero York leaves seriously ill list
Sgt Alvin C York, 75, a World War I hero, is removed from the seriously ill list at Veterans Hospital in Nashville. Officials say his temperature is normal, appetite improves, and he responds better to surroundings after July 8 hospitalization for bed sores. Father Kino dies in Sonora after missions in Arizona. Lulu Porter says marriage plans to Jerry Fonarow after Poland tour.
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NASHVILLE, _Tenn
Alvin C. York
Veterans’ Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
York
Kino
Arizona
Sonora
Mexico
Robeson Leaves London for East Germany for Rest and Treatment
Paul Robeson 62, American singer, and his wife flew from London to Communist East Germany. A friend said the trip aims at rest and medical treatment.
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London
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Post Office Locals Talk Contracts in Chanute
Negotiations continue between the Chanute post office and locals of the National Association of Letter Carriers and United Federation of Postal Clerks. Local reps report talks align with national agreements and expect an early conclusion. Acting postmaster Mrs. Floyd Kelly notes uneventful talks. Chanute NALC Local No. 1055 and UFPC Local No. 617. Frank Sinclair is carrier president. Bill Slane secretary. Earl Morgan leads clerks as president with Frank Stacy as secretary.
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Chanute Post Office
The
National Association of Letter Carriers
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Floyd Kelly
Chanute
NALC
UFPC
Frank Sinclair
Bill Slane
Earl Morgan
Frank Stacy
Tucson sculptor commissioned for Father Kino statue
Baroness Suzanne Silvercuys Stevenson of Tucson a Belgian born sculptress has been commissioned by the Arizona Historical Society to create a statue of Father Kino for the National Statuary Hall in Washington D C The project places Stevenson among notable artists chosen to represent Arizona in the national collection with the work to be displayed in the nation’s capital when completed
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Ariz
Suzanne Silvercuys Stevenson
The
Arizona Historical Society
Father Kino
National Statuary Hall
Washington, D.C
State Traffic Fatal to Three
Three people died in Kansas traffic crashes over the weekend. John Kelly 76 of Pittsburg was struck while crossing a street and died Saturday night. Agnes Haderlein 68 of Frontenac was the driver. no charges were filed. Bessie Gould 57 of Hutchinson died Sunday in a collision near Hutchinson. her sister Edith Rankin 72 was hospitalized in good condition. Bernard Wilkie 22 of Hutchinson was the other driver and uninjured. Rosalie Schmidt 37 of Topeka died Saturday in a two car crash. her son David was injured and Leonard P Binkley was injured in the other car.
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Kansas
Pittsburg
Kan
John Kelly
Agnes Haderlein
Frontenac
Kelly
Bessie Gould
Hutchinson
Gould
Edith Rankin
Bernard Wilkie
Topeka
Rosalie Schmidt
David
Leonard P. Binkley
Newspaper Mechanics Elect New Officers
The Mid America Newspaper Mechanical Conference elected Ir. van Darnall of Springfield Missouri as president. Other officers are Charles Robinson of Des Moines as vice president and Cliff R. Waters of Kansas City as secretary treasurer. Board members include Drew McLaughlin Jr of Paola Kansas Orval C Silfies Jefferson City Missouri Todd Homan Chillicothe Missouri J W Brown Harrisonville Missouri Harold Roberts Creston Iowa.
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Ir. van Darnall
Springfield
Newspaper Inc
Charles Robinson
Des Moines
Cliff R. Waters
Drew McLaughlin Jr
Paola
Kan
Orval C. Silfies
Jefferson City
Todd Homan
Chillicothe
J. W. Brown
Harrisonville
Harold Roberts
Creston
Iowa
Operation Combat at Meramec Caverns
Meramec Caverns in Stanton Missouri hires many college boys to drive bats from the cave and erect a screen to keep them out in a drive labeled Operation Combat.
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Meramec Caverns
Stanton
NFC Speaker Set At Humboldt Area Meeting In Kansas
A Humboldt South Dakota resident will address an area National Farmers Organization meeting near Humboldt Kansas. The event starts at 8 p.m. Thursday at Zillah school located five miles east and one south of Humboldt, or ten miles west of Elsmore. NFC director Kenneth Stofferahn of South Dakota will speak. Public invited per district publicity chairman Mrs. Gene McMillen.
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National Farmers Organization
Humboldt
Kan
Zillah School
Elsmore
Kenneth Stofferahn
NFC
South Dakota
Gene McMillen
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