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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1957

Page

7

Redlegs crush Cubs in 22-2 rout at Cincinnati

Cincinnati battering of Chicago Cubs produced 22 runs and 22 hits, with seven homers including two by Frank Robinson. Hal Jeffcoat and Ed Bailey joined the barrage as Cincinnati opened a 4-2 inning and dominated the late game to crush Chicago.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Redlegs Chicago Cub Reds Frank Robinson Hal Jeffcoat Cardinals Dick Littterfield Gus Bell Redlegs Ed Bailey Don Hoak Littlefield Jim Brosnan Tom Poholsky Robinson Wally Post Pholosky Dave Kaiser Cubs

Earliest recorded instance of coining money in 700 BC

The fragment notes the earliest documented use of metal coins dating to around 700 BC, marking a pivotal development in monetary systems. It highlights the shift from commodity/barter forms toward standardized currency, with implications for trade and state authority.

Red Cross Reports Record Disaster Toll This Year

Kansas City official says disasters via tornadoes and floods have been the most extensive in Red Cross history. National director Robert Edson cites 99 dead, 807 injured, 302 hospitalized and 8,693 affected across seven states, with millions spent and thousands evacuated or aided.

ABC Midwest Southwest American Red Cross Robert C. Edson Washington Kansas City Red Cross Eary Spring Maine Hawaii Edson Missouri Kansas Nebraska Texas Oklahoma Minnesota Ilinois Tarrant County Red Cross Chapter Fort Worth Dallas Kentucky Virginia West Virginia

Television Schedules for KSYD and KFOX Networks

Television listings for KSYD Channel 6 and KFOX Channel 2 show a full day lineup from 11:00 to 10:15 with serials, dramas, news, weather, sports, and specials. Highlights include Heckle and Jeckle, Gene Autry, Oral Roberts, World News Roundup, Roy Rogers, 8:00 P M G E Theatre, 8:30 Disneyland, and 10:15 Million Dollar Theatre. The paper notes it is not responsible for program changes.

Ksyd-Tv Heckle & Jeckle Wild Bill Hickock Gene Autry Oral Roberts Face the Nation World News Roy Rogers Odyasey Public Defender Annie Oakley Jack Benny G. E. Theatre Ed Sullivan National News Southwest News Weatherfacts Kit Carson Steve Allen TV Playhouse Loretta Young Sword of D'Artagnan

TV Schedule Listing for KFDX Channel 3 Morning to Afternoon

A detailed daily lineup lists 6:45 News through 2:00 PM with shows like Captain Kangaroo, CBS News, soap operas The Edge of Night and The Secret Storm, and game shows The Price Is Right and Truth or Consequences. News updates and weather appear at 6:50 and 6:55.

White Sox Rally Past Tigers 12 to 4 for Fifth Straight Win

Chicago White Sox erased an early 4-0 deficit to defeat the Detroit Tigers 12 to 4. Gerry Staley earned the win in relief as Chicago extended its lead in the American League to five games, aided by 17 hits and a seven-run second inning against starter Billy Hoeft.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Telay Billy Hoeft Detroit Tigers Hoeft Chiago Sox Gerry Staley Staley Tigers Detroit

Visitors Praise Local City Park

Jackson Mississippi couple Mr and Mrs Be gs t Scott thanked Childress for overnight camping at Chil dress Fair Park. The card from Jackson Wyoming praised the swimming pool and play facilities and noted the parks hospitality as the town builds its reputation. Doyle McKinney Chamber of Commerce president commented on the town’s growing hospitality and the value of Fair Park.

Childress City Park Cookie Canada Be Gs T Scott Jackson, Missisippi Scotts Camber of Commerce Childress Fair Park Jackson Wyoming Fair Park Doyle McKinney Chamber of Commerce

Texas Business Activity Still On Upswing

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports April Texas business activity rose 6 percent from March and 8 percent from April 1956. Consumer spending up 1 percent. durable goods up 12 percent year over year. non-durables up 18 percent. Residential construction climbs to 180 percent of 1947-49 average. nonresidential building also up. Most concerns report 1957 earnings above 1956 and remain optimistic for the year.

Bureau Texas Burea

Norway braces for British trade stance impact on shipping

Norway and China trade totals run to only a few thousand dollars monthly in each direction even in normal times. The British decision looms large for the Norwegian merchant marine with many ships in Far Eastern waters. Denmark and Holland plan to declare positions next week and are expected to align with Britain.

Tager Norway Far Denmark Holland Britain

Europeans in Britain's least known colony archipelago

About 38000 residents occupy a remote archipelago with only a few hundred Europeans. Those Europeans are largely French in culture and identity, standing apart from the British roots of the colony.

Britain

Soviet Scientist Declares Satellite Work Finished

Moscow reports that Prof Alexander Nesmeyanov announced the Soviet Union has completed rockets and instruments for its first artificial satellite. Pravda says preparations target the 1957 58 geophysical year though no launch date is set. The United States is pursuing a satellite as well.

Moscow Soviet Union Alexander Mesmevanov Soviet Academy of Sciences Communist Party Pravda United States Outer Space Nesmeyanov

Arthur Miller Found Guilty in Federal Contempt Trial

Federal Judge Charles F. McLaughtin finds playwright Arthur Miller guilty of contempt for refusing to answer questions before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. Miller faces up to a $1000 fine and a year in jail. sentencing date not set.

Washington Arthur Miller Federal District Court Charles F. McLaughtin Miller Marilyn Monroe McLaughtin Onew Cor

Governor Price Daniel to deliver report to the people

Gov Price Daniel will review the 55th Legislature and outline administration plans in a radio and TV report scheduled Monday night from 6 30 to 6 45 pm. The speech will be broadcast from Houston and carried by stations in San Antonio Dallas Temple Austin and Weslaco and via the Texas state network. Daniel spoke today at Nacogdoches and will appear Sunday on the Houston Post press conference over KPR TV. He heads to Mineral Wells Tuesday for a Texas Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Austin Price Daniel Segistature Daniel Telvision KPRC Houston WOAT San Antonio WFAA Dallas KCEN Temple KTBC KRGV Weslace Texas Nacogdoches Houston Post KPR TV Texas Chamber of Commerce Managers Mineral Wells

Mansfield Proposes Big Four Summit on H Bomb Tests

Senate Democratic whip Mike Mansfield urged a four nation summit involving the United States Russia Britain and France to seek a ban on hydrogen bomb tests. He suggested limiting the agenda to suspending tests and cited past conferences as examples of overreach.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield United States Russia Britain France London Mansfield Senate Foreign Relations Committee Clarke College Dubuque Town Montana Democrat Geneva

Beck's Resignation May Halt Teamsters Bounce

Washington June 1 The decision of Dave Beck to retire as president of the Teamsters Union could spare him from being ousted. Disagreement over a successor and timing may keep him in office until a new leader is elected around Sept 30, with a board meeting possible mid June. Sources say internal strife and political pressure swirl as discussions loom.

Washington Beck Teamsters Union Teamsters John F English

Madisonville Cattlemen Seek Driest Rancher Amid Rain Return

The Madisonville Cattlemen Association plans a contest to honor the driest rancher after heavy Texas rains broke a long drought. President Gus Morgan challenges the man to recall old traditions while the group weighs past honorees. In unrelated notes, Gulf porpoise populations in the Gulf of Aden reach thousands with leaps up to twenty feet.

Madisonville Cattlemen Association Texas Jackson Gus Morgan Madisonville Group Gulf of Aden

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