Elsmore Beats Blue Mound 10-1 in Pony League rout
Elsmore pitcher David Fewins spun a two hitter with 13 strikeouts to lead a 10-1 win over Blue Mound. Elsmore improves to 4-1 in league play behind a three run first and seven run fifth inning. John Parrott drove in three, Merle Cunningham two, and Blue Mound’s James Schmitz and Norman Brillhart held to seven hits. Elsmore travels to Laharpe Friday.
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Elsmore
David Fewins
Blue Mound
John Parrott
RBI
Merle Cunningham
James Schmitz
Norman Brillhart
Alan Johnson
Laharpe
Recreation Calendar Highlights Local Sports and Events Tonight
Tonight features Major League and semi pro baseball games at City Park and Ash Grove. Youth leagues run at Santa Fe Park and Royster gym with crafts and swimming classes. A band concert at Central Park caps the evening alongside numerous junior and minor league games and a girls softball clash at Highland Park.
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Highland Park
First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Ash Grove
Merie Kelly Ford
Santa Fe Park
Self Service
Olson’s
Fowler Transport
Gray Lumber
City Park
Chanute Gray Lumber
Bronson
Royster Gym
Royster
Red Cross Rural
Municipal
Hutton School
Central Park
IGA Diamond
Sears and Roebuck
Koch Bros. Furniture
EUB Diamond
Nation Cleaners
NuWay Cleaners
South Diamonds
Mitchell Buick
Hans’ Flowers
Wells Clothiers
American Legion
Naff
Boize
WFEW
Elks
Chanute
Parsons Parkans
Humboldt
Once Cent Sale Filly Named Daughter of Centinre and Fire Sale
A two year old Kentucky bred filly named Once Cent Sale is identified as the progeny of Centinre and Fire Sale. The horse is described as a cross of notable lineage with potential racing prospects. Further pedigree details and race history are not provided in the readable text.
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Once Cent Sale
Kentucky
Centinre
Fire Sale
Jessen and Mann Lead Yankee Women's Open Field
Ruth Jessen and Carol Mann, defending champion and U S Women’s Open winner, head the field for the Yankee Women's Open in Flint Michigan. Kathy Whitworth also competes after last week’s Midwest Open victory as the $15 000 purse attracts top women pros.
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Flint, Mich
Ruth Jessen
Carol Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Columbus
Ohio
Soldier fatally shoots Korean guard near Seoul DMZ
An American soldier on guard duty killed a South Korean private who wandered from the post near the DMZ about 20 miles NW of Seoul. The two soldiers’ names were withheld.
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Seoul
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Mt Zion Picnic Reveals Local Family Visits and Church Meeting
Mt Zion residents report returns from Portland and Springfield visits. Mr and Mrs Walter Gericke hosted supper for Waltermire and relatives as the Stark Methodist Church Women’s Society met for a race relations lesson. A lengthy Mt Zion Club picnic gathered many neighbors at Elsmore Lake with lists of attendees.
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MT. Ziion
Sam Waltermire
Betty
Billy
Jimmy
Portland
Ore
Walter Gericke
Ed Ott
Lonnie
Paul Coover
Brenda
Mike
Jerry
Wayne Erikson
Terri
Ott
Clarence Cross Jr
C. E. Cross
Fort Morgan
Colo
The
Bible Baptist College
Springfield
Worth Waltermire
Waltermire
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stark Methodist Church
Charles Hill Jr
Charles Bohlander
Louis Beggs
William A. Sailors
Merle Schooley
Beggs
Elvin Richwine
Mt. Zion Club
Elsmore Lake
Wilford Franklin
Loveta
Billie Jo
Suzie
Kathy
Mary Kay
Charles Goff
Don Goff
Donna
Darla
Joe Mahoney
John
Joe Jr
Teresa
Chris Ginther
Clarence Cross
Blaine Wilson
Helen Oberg
Carl Oberg
Wayne Erik
Willard Allen
Robert
Clyde Cook
Bob Wil
Senate Committee Attacks AFSC as Communist Belt
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee labels the American Friends Service Committee a “well known transmission belt for the Communist apparatus” in a pamphlet. AFSC executive secretary Colin W. Bell says the quotations are unclear until the full report is read and declines comment. The NAB also comments on FCC tone rules for ads, noting complexity and lack of clear solutions. The Senate approves 14.2 billion for 27 agencies and 7.9 billion for the Agriculture Dept, awaiting House-Senate conferences to resolve differences.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Department
House
Senate House
Youth sets world record on Ferris wheel in San Jose
Jim Bakich a 19 year old San Jose City College freshman claimed a world record by spending 14 days on a Ferris wheel gondola at a San Jose amusement park He slept ate listened to radio and talked on a phone during the marathon ride He landed Tuesday feeling fine after the stunt
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San Jose
Calif
Jim Bakich
San Jose City College
Requests a Loan, Gets a $1000 Gift from Bank
A Buffalo steel worker Henry A. Kawa went for a $1000 loan at Marine Trust Co. of Western New York and received ten $100 bills as a gift, marking his loan paid in full. The bank planned gifts for its 700,000th customer after reviewing last month’s 650,000 loans.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Marine Trust Co
Western New York
Henry A. Kawa
Suburban Orchard Park
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W. Main
Jessen
Mann
Yankee
Global Briefs
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Manila
Freda
Hainan
Philippines
Hong Kong
Hong Kong Observatory
Britain
Home Office
Robert Holub
Marie
Milan Bednarek
Salvation Army
Saigon
Earth
District of Columbia
Mt. Zion
Liamson
Art Edwards
Ball Brothera Company
Ing
3Rd Marine Regiment
3Rd Marine Division
Pfc
Wil
Liam A. Oberg
Newburg
da Nang
Viet Nam
National Association of Broadcasters
Federal Communications Commission
NAB
Vincent T. Wasilewski
FCC
Zenith
Sylvania
Rollow
Santa Fe
Tuedsay
Kawa
Orr
W. Mein
THURS
FRI
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