Panthers Hit Road For El Dorado Game In Slump
El Dorado hosts W H McMurray junior college Panthers in a rough road trip opener. Twelve players travel led by Myers DeMeritt Holman and Smith to counter a three game skid. Winder sidelined five to six weeks with a foot fracture. Ted Smith’s mother is gravely ill in Coffeyville.
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Lions and Baptists Post Court Wins in Church League
The Lutheran led 23 points by Fred Sinclair and beat the Presbyterians 52 to 37 while the Baptists defeated Stark 33 to 31. Bill Grogan led Baptist scoring with 17 points, Stark and Presbyterians both stand at 1-1 after the two games at Hutton School.
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World Briefs From Overseas Palace Audience With Rotary Chief
The Emperor and Empress of Japan granted an audience at the imperial palace to President A. Z. Baker of Rotary International and Mrs. Baker. Reports from Seoul state U.S. Marines rescued 22 Korean sailors amid rough seas and high winds near Chimoggi Gap as a patrol boat ran aground.
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International headlines mix politics and court actions
A collage of 1955 notes reports appeals and sentences in wartime and postwar cases. Japan’s MAEBASHI story hints at diplomatic intrigue while Colin Tennant, linked to Princess Margaret, announces engagement. U S denials about Red China students follow court delays in a foreign judicial matter. A British cabinet shake up rumor stirs Conservative ranks as Dewey meets GOP leaders in New York. Spreckels’ inheritance tale closes with a divorce.
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Name Is Handicap To Heir of Millions
SEATTLE John D. Spreckels III once heir to two million dollars is described simply as John D. Spreckels in a report on inheritance and status relating to the Spreckels family wealth.
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