Indians Top Braves In Slim Night Inning Run Decide Tilt
Jerry Ulmer delivered a two out center single in the sixth lifting the Indians to a win over the luckless Braves. Ray Fulenwider earned his sixth win without a loss as Cecil Goff closed the jam in relief. Braves bats were led by Duke Ellington with a bases loaded triple and a double. Stone extended his hitting streak to five before Goff fanned him. Braves as a team outhit 9 to 7.
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Harvie Ward Withdraws From Trans Miss Golf Qualifying
National amateur champion Harvie Ward did not compete in Trans Miss qualifying as officials faced a misnote on his amateur status. Ward arrived in Dallas and withdrawal spared the Trans Miss from a public misstep after the USGA said he was not an amateur, leaving defending champion Charlie Coe and about 60 other qualifiers to battle for berths.
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Atlantic Defenses
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Fort Worth Market Summary Under USDA Livestock Prices
Fort Worth market figures show cattle receipts around 3,500 head with calves about 1,000. Cows active 25 higher. bulls steady. slaughter calves up about 50. Stockers and feeders steady with 30 percent cows and 40 percent stockers. Hogs 500 with prices 25-75 lower. sows steady. Sheep 4,800 with lambs and feeders steady to higher. slaughter lambs and wethers mixed but mostly steady.
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Strange bedfellows amid peace and policy shifts
United Press reports that peace and evolving foreign policy create unlikely alliances and tensions. The Girard case in Japan stirs U.S. resentment as Americans adjust to new roles and agreements allowing local courts to try personnel. The Formosa incident and NATO integration underscore a changed US stance against former enemies.
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Washington At Peace
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D-Fla
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Formosa
Negro Fined For Liquor Charge In County Court
Willie Reese pled guilty in County Court to sale of liquor in a dry area. He was fined $250 plus costs after being arrested Monday morning at his northeast Childress residence by sheriff's deputies.
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Sherifs Department
Godfrey TV Show Aims to Explain CAA Traffic Control
A D Rosser chief of the local CAA Station urged residents to watch Arthur Godfrey on Channel 6 at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The program will address air traffic controllers and clarify the station's role, countering rumors that the area serves only as a weather station.
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Arthur Godfrey
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