Creamery Plans Annual Meeting in Neosho Valley
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn. selects William Hitz of Polk City Iowa as featured speaker for the annual meeting at the high school in Neosho. Afternoon session includes officer reports and a directors election for 1956 57 58. The association plans to pay 50 000 on the revolving fund and issue a stock dividend.
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William Hitz
Polk City
Iowa
Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Assn
G. C. Freeley
Hitz
Iowa State College
Ivan Green
Howard Murray
Kansas
Vernie Umbarger
Association
French Parties Seek Leader for New Cabinet
Paris political parties held a series of meetings to decide who should head a new French Cabinet and outline policies. The Tribune reports ongoing deliberations and pressure from various factions as France moves toward forming a government.
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Paris
France
Lawmakers Predict No New Kansas Tax Measures This Year
Lawrence AP report notes legislators from both parties forecast no new tax bills. Sen. Joseph McDowell and Rep. Howard Immel, addressing a League of Women Voters dinner, cite Kansas tax base limits, with Governor Hall seeking a 50 percent income tax hike. They warn state spending outpaces receipts, while highway funds stay earmarked. Immel predicts defeat of high school aid amid a leaner legislative mood.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Joseph McDowell
Kansas City Democrat
Howard M. Immel
Iola Republican
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Fred Hall
MacDowell
Legislative
Immel
Skier Injured Global Briefs
Tokyo reports Kyoto University completes a 15 300 000 electron volt cyclotron at the Chemical Research Institute. Stockholm recounts a crash killing twenty people including ten schoolchildren and injuring sixteen near Stalldalen after a brake failure. Heeren Germany reports Soviet Union returning 450 Germans described as war criminals to West Germany at the border. Stuttgart notes pianist Walter Gieseking discharged from hospital and postponing U S tour after a bus crash that killed his wife and a U S soldier and left 17 injured.
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Japan
Kyoto University
Chemical Research Institute
Kyoto
Herleshausen
Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
Stuttgart
Walter Gieseking
U. S
Here
Mike Souchak Leads In Crosby Tourney
Mike Souchak leads a field in Bing Crosby’s Pro Am Golf event as part of a renowned tour. The circus-like week features prominent pros including Kathy Rudolph and Ben Hogan amid international competition in Austria and California.
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Mike Souchak
Crosby
Kitzbuehel
Austria
Pebble Beach
Calif
Kathy Rudolph
U. S
Reno
Nev
Bing Crosby
Department of Agri- Semi
Ben Hogan
Memcompetition
Phis
Cary Middlecoff
Tough Contests Ink of C Games
Boston hosts the 30th Knights of Columbus Games with an army of entries as Rod Richard Len Truex and Gene Maynard lead a strong field for Olympic hopefuls. Richard defends the 50 yard dash title while rival Willie Williams seeks another win. The mile features Joe Deady Ronald Delaney and others in a stacked field.
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Rod Richard
Len Truex
Gene Maynard
America
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Boston Garden
Willie Williams
Illinois
Williams
Ucla
Rod
St. Truex
Wes Santee
Santee
Truex
Joe Lapier
Joe Deady
Washington, D. C
Villanova
Ronald Delaney
Ireland
Deady
Georgetown
Delaney
Erre
Dublin
Harrison Dillard
Bob Richards
FBI
Horace Ashenfelter
Souchak Shoots 64 In Open Round At Monterey Peninsula
Ex Duke football player Souchak blistered the Monterey Peninsula course with six birdies and an eagle to finish eight under par in the opening round of a $15,000 tournament. Tomorrow the 60 lowest scorers will play the Pebble Beach third course for the finals.
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Souchak
Duke University
Monterey Peninsula
Pebble Beach
Thayer Triumphs Over Hepler In 73-36 Victory
Thayer High School defeated Hepler 73 to 36 in the main game with Thayer’s Holtzman scoring 19 points and Jim Schultz contributing 16 for the second team, while Hepler edged Thayer B team 47 to 41.
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Thayer High School
Hepler
Jim Schultz
Holtzman
Sanor i Dacs
Hepler of
Seeeee
Feft Fr Ft Wheeler
Armstrong Glades
Geiger
Kruse
Highfii
Baty
Sweet
Rehmert
Schultz
Olinger
Royster Rockets sweep Cherryvale in two basketball games
The Royster Rockets won both ends of a junior high doubleheader over Cherryvale yesterday. Ninth graders 27 to 12 and seventh-eighth graders 36 to 14, with Lindblad and Wiggons each scoring eight in the ninth grade and Haskins leading the seventh-eighths with 11.
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Royster Rockets
Cherryvale
Junior Lindblad
Bill Wiggons
Bob Haskins
Royster
Fredonia
Wilson Countians
Chanute
Rockets
Coffeyville
Chanute Ear
Neeheces
RCI Oyrse
Dickey
Dirham
Thornton
Haskins
Thompson
Seely
Campbell
Bummers
Clark
Lindblad
Lightburn Edges Lopes In Split Decision Bout
Ludwig Lightburn a 1391 pound boxer from British Honduras won a split decision over Joey Lopes of Sacramento Calif in a 10 round nationally televised bout Lightburn ranked seventh faced the 10th ranked Lopes Lightburn overcame a cut above the left eye and survived a knockdown in the second round Judges gave 58 52 and 56 54 for Lightburn while Referee credited Lopes 55 14 54 Lewis was staged in San Francisco amidst a tense exchange.
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Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Calif
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Lopes
Toby Tewino
Eddie James
Jack Silver
Silver
Mizell Sets Cuban Winter League Strikeout Record
St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Vinegar Bend Mizell fanned 11 batters to break the league career strikeout mark with 171 as he pitched the Havana Reds to a 3-0 shutout of the first place Elephants in Havana last night.
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Mizell
St. Louis
Elephants
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Byrne Signs Big Yankees Contract in 1955 Comeback
Tommy Byrne, hailed as the comeback athlete of 1955, signed his New York Yankees contract, receiving a substantial salary increase.
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Tommy Byrne
NEW York
New York Yankee
Altoona Takes Twin Bill Over Buffalo In Basketball
Altoona high school cagers won both games from Buffalo last night. The first team edged ahead in the fourth period to finish 52 to 40, while the second squad won 41 to 31. Daniels led Altoona in the B contest with 19 points, and Livingston scored 20 in the first team game. Buffalo’s Giddens had 12 to top his team.
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Buffalo High School
Daniels
Brock
Buffalo
Livingston
Giddens
Woodruff
Baker Loses to Bethany in Kansas Conference Clash
Bethany defeated Baker 65 55 in a Kansas Conference game last night. Both teams now hold a 2 2 conference mark.
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Baldwin
Kas
Bethany
Baker
Kansas
Galesburg Pirates top Grant High in 43 to 33 game
Galesburg Pirates defeated Grant High School Devils 43 to 33 after steady first quarter leads. Tom Hizey scored 13 and George Miller added 16 for Grant. Grant won the B game 36 to 32 with next action Friday at Hepler.
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Galesburg Pirates
Grant High School Devils
Stark
Tom Hizey
Pirate
George Miller
Grant
Pirates
Hepler
Gatewood
Hugher
Vanderford
Teeney
Loco
Vandervoort
Heavy Rains Threaten Flood Areas in Northern California
Heavy gale driven rains threaten flood ravaged northern California. Weather Bureau predicts heavy rain from Stockton to San Francisco northward today and tonight into Sunday as storms form near Hawaii. Rivers north of San Francisco and Sacramento could reach danger levels. The series mirrors Christmas week storms that killed 62 and caused about 500 million dollars in damage.
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Pacific Northwest
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