Panthers Host Fort Scott Five In Home Opener
The Junior College Black Panthers meet the Fort Scott Greyhounds in the season opener at 7 30 tonight. Coach W H McMurray lists the starting five as Gary McKenzie John Rube w Jim Johnson George Holtzman and Don Grogan. Fort Scott features twin 6 6 forwards Bill and Bob Offutt plus five lettermen including the Burnetts Holt Ayers and Stine with several promising high school stars.
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Black Panthers
Fort Scott Greyhounds
Hounds
Interstate
Panthers
Pratt
Panther
W. H. McMurray
Gary McKenzie
John Rubew
Don Grogan
Jim Johnson
George Holtzman
Bill
Bob Offutt
Fort Scott
Wayne
Bernard Burnett
Burnetts
Don Holt
Clark Ayers
Bernard Stine
Earl Eddington
Columbus
Leon Crane
Wayne Ryherd
Iola Mustangs
Pete Dillman
Yates
Mild Weather Across Most Regions With Cold North
The Associated Press reports cold, damp conditions in northern areas while most regions experienced mild seasonal weather. Temperatures ranged from the 20s near the colder edge to near zero in the north from Minnesota to Montana, with snow in the northern Great Lakes and sections of Minnesota, Montana, and western North Dakota. Snow also fell overnight in northern New England with 4 to 6 inch accumulations in parts of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
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Associated Press
Lake Superior
Montana
Minnesota
Canada
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
North Dakota
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bowling Scores and Standings From Local League Night
A compilation of bowling scores and high games from multiple teams and lanes. Coca Cola led with high 10 and Osborn posting 213. Dart King Wells and Johnson also posted strong high 30s. Elks and VFW clubs posted several high games with players like Scott and Meredith contributing notable scores.
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Coca Cola Sestnvces
Mid America
Lovett
Coca Cola
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Dart King
Wells
Cities
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Meadow Sweet
Fadier
Jacobs
Fadler's
Gifford
Gifford & Ibingon
News Standard
Rang
Tél
K. Brown
Rens Motors
Frederick
Merchants League
Wonder Bread
Pioneer Philco
Parsons
Howell
Belma
O.s
Edwards
Meredith
Scott
J. C. Penneys
Dintys
Dodd
Junges
Junges Bread
Allen
Babcock
Dreams Dashed and Reimagined Careers of Famous People
HAL BOYLE surveys reveal most famous figures abandoned early dreams for later success in different fields. Examples range from Adolf Hitler painting to Winston Churchill writing novels, showing adaptability often yields renown or wealth. The piece notes Ed Murrow's interviews and ends that letting go of a first dream can lead to better outcomes, with a wry nod to wanting to be solvent.
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New York
Adolf Hitler
Harry S. Truman
White House
Dwight D.eisenhower
Annapolis
U. S
Winston Churchill
Mickey Spillane
Ed Murrow
Joe Louis
Uncle Sam
Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong
Imogene Coca
Groucho Marx
Evangelist Billy Graham
Vaughn Monroe
Gloria Swanson
Janet Leigh
Archbishop Cushing
Boston
Robert F. Wagner
Liberace
Tony Martin
Martha Raye
Ethel Barrymore
Patti Page
Jean Simmons
Phil Silver
Drew Pearson
Marilyn Monroe
Ladies’ Home Journal
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Lady
A compact notice urges readers to use advertising as a guide for safe purchasing. The piece highlights practical tips and trust cues, encouraging shoppers to verify sellers, compare prices, and avoid rushed decisions.
Grant Quintet Rebuilding at Stark-Grant High
Stark-Grant High School’s Blue Devils field a 22 man basketball squad with four lettermen as starters. Coach Wallace Erikson returns after 16 years in the role, leading a rebuild after a 3 12 season. opening with a 73 29 win over Elsmore, the team travels to Uniontown then finishes to host Walnut, Hepler, Thayer, Galesburg and Elsmore on various dates.
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Stark — Grant High School
Blue Devils
Robert Campbell
Darre Erikson
Larry Richwine
Ray Vanderford
Kelly Richwine
Gerald Bennett
Ernst Buscher
Hurschel Buscher
LeRoy Carlson
Carl Cox
Clifford Dahl
Jim Eberhart
Dean Elder
Jerry Fox
Jim Gatewood
Phillip Iso
Elsmore
Grant
Uniontown
Walnut
Hepler
Thayer
Galesburg
Walnut Elsmore
Grant to Host Craw Nosho League Tournament
Grant will host the Craw nosho League tournament in mid January bringing teams to compete across multiple rounds. The event highlights local clubs and organizers coordinating schedules and venues for the mid January event.
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Grant
Indians Hit by Prolonged Drought in Oklahoma
In Dallas 61 year old Pawnee leader George H i rotorhe Roberts told U S Commissioner Glenn L Emmons that the drought has left the Pawnee tribe in dire circumstances. He opened a 10 day meeting with several Oklahoma tribes to discuss the crisis. The chief said landowners are selling and moving to cities for work, leaving Pawnees unemployed. Nasharo Tribal Council head James Sun Eagle said Pawnees rely on state aid and are embarrassed to be at the bottom of the list due to existing government support.
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Dallas
George H. Irotorhe Roberts
Glenn L. Emmons
U. S
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Roberts
Emmons
James Sun Eagle
Nasharo
Oklahoma
Major Harrold New Air Force Adviser in Indiana Guard
Maj Paul C Harrold 35 a World War II fighter pilot and veteran jet flier becomes air force adviser to the Indiana Air National Guard 163rd Fighter-Interceptor Squadron at Baer Field Fort Wayne Ind He is a silver star recipient with a distinguished flying cross and 10 air medals for 93 European missions and previously commanded with Twelfth Air Force 48th Fighter-Bomber Wing in France The Chanute High School graduate of 1939 has flown jets since 1947 and also spent three years in intelligence work at a prior assignment.
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Paul C. Harrold
Lawrence S. Harrold
Galesburg
Air Force
Indiana Air National Guard
Baer ‘Field
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Harrold
Twelfth Air Force
48Th
Chaumont Air Base
France
Military officer with family details listed
The record notes a Pentagon based officer who began service March 7, 1942 as an aviation cadet in the Army Air Corps. He earned pilot wings and a second lieutenant commission April 23, 1943. He is joined by wife Dollie, daughter Barbara Jo, and son Robert E. in Indiana.
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Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Army Air Corps
Harold Soon
Indiana
Dollie
Lara Alford
Wichita
Chanute
Robert E
Barbara Jo
Gier Kennicutt Visit Highlights Erie Area Gathering
The Rev. and Mrs. D L L Gier of Hepler spent Sunday with the Rev. and Mrs. W C Kennicutt. Gier spoke at First Baptist Church. DeGasperi of Pittsburgh joined Erie hunters closing quail season. Numerous local families hosted visits and meals across the area.
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D. Ll. Gier
Hepler
W. C. Kennicutt
Gier
First Baptist Church
Kennicutt
Frank DeGasperi
Jeffrey
Pittsburg
DeGasperi
Hollis Dunham
Erie
Harold VanCleave
Kenneth VanCleave
Galesburg
Community Notes From Girard and Nearby Visits
Residents and visitors lodged in Girard over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Ed Earnhardt and Don Lowe visiting his mother Mrs Loyal Lowe. City officials and church members redecorate First Baptist while CES matron Mrs John Collins announced a tonight Masonic Hall selection. CARE aid packages to farmers are planned with one dollar donors aiding packing and distribution.
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Girard
Ed Earnhardt
Don Lowe
Topeka
State Tax Commission
Loyal |Lowe
Harvey Steele
Parsons
Arcie
Borger
Steele
First Baptist Church
Merle Smith
Don McAlister
Jeffrey Robert
McAlister
John Collins
CES
Masonic Hall
CARE Food Crusade Seeks Personal Gifts
New York City reports the CARE Food Crusade aims to ship about 110 million pounds of agricultural commodities as personal gifts to needy families in 19 other countries. The program uses foods grown by Americans to aid hunger relief.
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New York City
N.Y
Chanute Tribune Dated December 4 Issue
The Chanute Tribune for Tuesday December 4 reports local news, community notices and brief updates from Chanute and surrounding areas with typical small town reporting and notices.
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The
Chanute Tribune Oat
Dental firm sues man over complaints about work
Bell Dental Laboratories, Inc. sues P. K. Lee of San Jacinto seeking 15000 dollars in damages and a temporary injunction for allegedly making derogatory remarks about the firm’s dental work in Houston Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Bell Dental Laboratories, Inc
P. K. Lee
San Jacinto
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