Paul Wins Crawnosho Title In Meet Here
St Paul wins Crawnosho League track meet at Royster Stadium with 58 5 6 points. Hepler runnerup 40 8 15. Thayer Grant Walnut and Galesburg totals listed. numerous event results including 100 dash 11.0 and mile 5 03.6, relays and field events led by St Paul performers.
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Thayer
Grant
Walnut
Galesburg
Sweet
Haviland
Elder
Glades
Wagner
Armstrong
Wilkins
Harris
Vitt
Wheeler
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Hizey
Campbell
Dash — Ward
Snead
Bloomcamp
Stipp
Sands
Ward
Baty
Trout
Titus
Pryor
Richwine
Pittsburg State Teachers College chief plans retirement
Rees H. Hughes, president of Pittsburg State Teachers College, says he will retire at the end of the fiscal year upon reaching the mandatory retirement age of 65. He joined the college 15 years ago after leading Parsons schools and has just been elected national president of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education.
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Kas
Rees H. Hughes
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Hughes
Parsons Schools
American Assn. of Colleges For Teachers Education
Prehistoric Atoms Found In Humans
Dr. Paul C. Aebersold of the Atomic Energy Commission spoke at the Oklahoma State Medical Association on atom exchange within the body. He described continual swapping of atoms among humans animals and organic matter and claimed 98 percent of body atoms are replaced each year in a process he called atom reincarnation.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Paul C. Aebersold
AEC
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Dr. Aebersold
Oklahoma
Panthers Enter State Meet
Carl Anderson Karl Naylor and possibly Oliver Ambler will represent the Black Panthers at the state junior college track meet in El Dorado on Saturday. Coach W H McMurray announced ambler may enter the broad jump. Holman competes in golf. Anderson led with a shot put win and fourth in discus at the Region III meet.
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Karl Naylor
Oliver Ambler
Black Panthers
el Dorado
W.H. McMurray
Anderson
Naylor
Ambler
Jan Holman
Independence
Bob Chaffin
Chaffin
Richard Fehr
Legion Raps Pension Cuts Proposal
The American Legion denounces President Eisenhower’s Commission on Veterans’ Benefits as a scare document filled with inaccuracies. Donald R. Wilson urges Congress to ignore the report and back the Legion’s pension bill for World War I veterans. The commission favors gradual cuts to non-service-connected pensions as other benefits rise.
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The
American Legion Today
Eisenhower
Commission On Veterans’ Benefits
Legion
Donald R. Wilson
House Veterans Committee
Wilson
Omar N. Bradley
Shirtwaist Classic by Marian Martin Pattern 9153
Misses dress pattern 9153 offers a shirtwaist style with three sleeve versions for year round wear. Includes sizes 12 through 42 with fabric requirements notes for size 16 using four yards of 35 inch fabric plus four yards of contrast.
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Marian Martin
Oklahoma City Visitors Return From Bailey Home
Visitors Mrs. Herbert L. Lininger and Mrs. Milton B. Williams of Oklahoma City returned today after a visit since Friday with Dr. and Mrs. William H. Bailey. Courtesies included a luncheon by Mrs. James A. Allen, dinner by Mr. and Mrs. James A. Butin, and coffee with Mrs. Mabel Hudson. Mrs. Bailey hosted tea Saturday afternoon.
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Milton B. Williams
Oklahoma City
William H. Bailey
James A. Allen
James A. Butin
Mabel Hudson
Allen Returns as Special World Tour Guest
Allen, fresh from a world tour, appears as a special guest at a local event signaling renewed public interest in his career and prior projects.
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Allen
Los Angeles Workers Ordered to Write Plainly
Los Angeles Animal Regulation Department employees were ordered to write plainly after a complaint by a woman about an illegible inspector note. Allen B. Stephenson, executive officer, issued the directive following the incident and clarified the need for clear communications.
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Los Angeles
Animal Regulation Department
Allen B. Stephenson
Stephenson
Authority cites dog license rule and legibility standard
A supervisor told workers to obtain dog licenses and then ordered a clear, legible note. He issued the instruction in a typewritten message addressed to 250 employees.
Boston to host two circuses amid labor dispute
Boston will see the American Circus sponsored by AGVA and the Teamsters facing Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey. Both shows run through May 20 with picketing ongoing in New York over alleged failed negotiations. AGWA secretary Jack Bright says the action protects union families and their children.
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Boston
American” Circus
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
American Guild of Variety Artists
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
AGWA
Teamsters
New York
Jack Bright
Sign on Albany shop roof warns Adlai Stevenson
A large roof sign at an Albany auto repair shop warned Adlai Stevenson during a speech at the Albany Freedom Movement. It read this side of the street is good Republican territory.
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Calif
Adlai Stevenson
Albany Freedom Movement
Adlai
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