Knights of Columbus Edges Trinity-UB in Church League
The Knights of Columbus defeated Trinity Baptists United Brethren 9 to 7 in a church league softball game at Highland Park. D Spry homered for the winners while B Grogan homered for the losers. St Patrick's vs Colfax Nazarenes ended early at five due to eight run rule, as Colfax Nazarenes led 11 to 3.
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Knights of Columbus
Trinity Baptists-United Brethren
Colfax Baptists- Nazarenes
St. Patrick’s
Highland Park
Trinity-Ub
Knights
D. Spry
B. Grogan
St. Pat’s
Colfax- Nazrones
Methodists
Shaw
First Baptists
Stark
Presbyterians
Jean Ashley Qualifies In Broadmoor Women’s Invitational
Jean Ashley 16, of Kansas, qualifies in the championship flight with an 18-hole 82 at Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. Patti Blanton of Enid, Oklahoma posts 87 in qualifying. Judy Bell leads qualifiers with 75, and match play begins with listed pairings and times.
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Jean Ashley
Colorado Springs
Patti Blanton
Enid, Okla
Miss Ashley
Kansas
Judy Bell
Wichita
Miss Bell
Joan Gray
Russell Mann
Joe Miller
Harlan Riedel
P. Morton
Kathleen Gammage
Helen Hyman
Denver
Enid
Okla
Mary Nell Weathered
Elaine Woodman
Paula Sue Gore
Virgil Proctor
Minnie Ashley
Gadsden
Ala
Phil Long
Reorganization Plan For Missouri Pacific
Judge George H. Moore sets July 21 hearing on an agreed system plan for reorganizing the Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. after creditors and security holders voted overwhelmingly in favor. Objections must be filed by July 18. The ICC and court certified 16 classes eligible to vote and two thirds of each class were required, with possible court approval for lesser acceptance.
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ST. Louis
U. S
George H. Moore
Missouri Pacific Railroad Co
Moore
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
ICC
Tall Tarheel Plays Uncle Sam in Big Parade Role
Arthur Davis, 76, a retired Rocky Mount postal worker, embodies Uncle Sam in national parades. The goatee begun after a shaving cut in 1935 helped him resemble the symbol of America, drawing eager crowds in civic events from his North Carolina hometown to the Truman inaugural parade.
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Sam
Arthur Davis
Rocky Mount
N. C
Uncle Sam
Michelle Graves
Moonachie
New Jersey
Davis
Tall Tarheel
New York
America
Uncle Samuel
North Carolina
Uncle Sam figure of Davis arms young crowds in parades
Washington veteran Davis at 70 still supports patriotic appearances in distant towns, often funding travel himself. A farmer and former postal worker, he has three daughters, six grandchildren, and a painter wife famed for a Raleigh Gallery piece. He values the children’s reaction most.
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Washington, D. C
Sam
Davis
Raleigh
Dennis James
Cbs-Tv
Uncle Sam
Blair Milling Co to Close Flour Mill After 89 Years
The Blair Milling & Elevator Co. will close its flour mill section on July 15 after 89 years of operation in Atchison. Sixty workers will lose their jobs while 60 employees remain to continue poultry and animal feeds production plus buckwheat, pancake, and cake flours. W. W. Blair, the president, announced the plan.
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Atchison P
Blair Milling & Elevator Co
W. W. Blair
Eisenhower Signals Good Faith in Genava Talks and Domestic Plans
President Eisenhower asserted the United States will negotiate in good faith at the Geneva Big Four meeting and rejected claims of U.S. weakness. He noted possible progress on disarmament channels and armaments inspections, while praising Memphis for a new electric plant that could render the Dixon-Yates project unnecessary. He also discussed transit strikes, desegregation, minimum wage, and Congress’ session length.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Geneva
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Memphis
Dixon-Yates
White House
Wenzell
First Boston Corp
Sen. Flanders
R-Vi
Capital Transit Co
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Wishing for TV? Buy Admiral sets today at 206 E Main
Advert promises immediate home TV with small down payment and installation. It touts Admiral brand sets and urges shoppers to visit the store at 206 East Main for entertainment options they are missing by delaying purchase.
Strike Continues For Copper Workers
In Denver a copper workers strike persisted with about 0,000 workers against three major producers. National negotiations have broken off for now and local issues remain the focus of protests.
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Denver
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Trinity Baptists
Sesteeme
Wells
Grogan
Eastburn
Spry
Dimond
Opl
Missouri Pacific
Wilson
Davis Paint Store
Hal Boyle
Atchison Milling Firm
Krone
Insurance Agency
S. Lincoln
Phare
Jack and
John
Durham & Jordan
the Tribune
Oy Cates
Ek Bug KiLe
Lug
Cos
Cooleir
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