Used Car Bargains Include 1957 Pontiac Station Wagon Deal
Classified listing highlights numerous used cars for sale with prices, down payments, and monthly payments. Notable entries include a 1957 Pontiac Station Wagon at 1236 down and 97.09 per month, features listed such as radio heater and deluxe trim, plus other cars from 1956 Chevrolet to 1953 Ford with varying down payments and monthly terms. Also includes rental listings and multiple contact phone numbers.
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Daniel
Aria
St. John
Hawks Extend Western League Lead With Doubleheader Win
The Topeka Hawks widened their Western League lead after beating Albuquerque 11-6 in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader, as Lincoln upset Amarillo 85 and 32 in a separate clash. Des Moines swept Pueblo 12-2 and 4-2, lifting out of last place, while Colorado Springs swept Sioux City to threaten fifth place. Third baseman Mike Krisnich fractured a vertebra and will miss at least a month. pitcher John Stadnicki improved to 1-0-1 in the second game. Monday’s schedule lists Amarillo at Colorado Springs and Albuquerque at Pueblo.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Albuquerque
Lincoln
John Stadnicki
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Sioux City
Pet GB
Lincoln BB Sa
Des Moines
Ana
Bing Crosby says BMI radio TV networks air “trash”
Crosby writes to Senator Magnuson accusing radio and television networks of airing music “trash” and portrays BMI as a monopoly pressuring artists while BMI and ASCAP dispute influence. He notes his 1949 Chrysler sales pitch and a loan as part of the broader industry friction over song licensing and network costs.
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Washington
Bing Crosby
Broadcast Music Inc
BMI
Sun
American Society of Composers
Apsleechaneha ‘Crosby
Magnuson
Dropert J. Burton
Crosby
Wililby
ASCAP
Iron Burton
Per- Implement Co
Kant Fun Phone
Television Studio Training Offers Free Placement
A local notice states free studio training under professional instructors through the Television Division NWS-Dept. V-200. Applicants should contact Garden City Telegram at Box 1215 for complete details and acceptance of placement.
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NWS
Garden City Telegram
Students End Wet Protest At Tokyo Police Headquarters
Nearly 300 rain soaked leftists quit a four day sit down outside police HQ in Tokyo after police threatened forcible removal. The action followed a march on the American Embassy and demanded the release of five leaders arrested for assaulting policemen during a failed attempt to reach the embassy. Three leaders were released. two remained detained and refused to give names.
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Tokyo
U.S
Records Fall At NCAA Meet and Travel Plans
Payton Ohio led by H Haylett prepares a 10 man Kansas State College track team for a July Italy trip after inviting invites to visits in July. Lincoln wins 4 06 mile meet record as Bowden fades. Backus Davis and Kole set or threaten American records in weight throw six mile run and 440 hurdles as Brisbane plane crash claims six aboard.
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Payton
Ohio
Ward H. Haylett
Kansas State College
Italy
Union
University of Kansas Atheee
Homan
Havlett
T Lincoln
Bowden
Brisbane
Australia
Bob Seaman
Cape York
Omnia
Adastra ‘Airways of
Sydney
Amienics
Bob Backus
New York Athletic Club
Glenn Davis
Ohio State
Douglas Kole
Hamilton
Ont
Olympic Club
Backus
Davis
Joad
Eddie Southern
Texas
Timbers
Hinl
Kyle
Gordon McKenzie
Baseball Celebrities 50 Before Congress
Baseball celebrities including Robin Roberts Eddie Yost and Jerry Coleman are set to testify before the House antitrust subcommittee as hearings on the legal status of professional sports enterprises begin their second week. Roberts of the Phillies and Yost of the Senators will represent the National League and American League respectively with Coleman of the Yankees acting as the New York representative.
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Congress
Robin Roberts
Eddie Yost
Jerry Coleman
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Roberts Philadelphia Phillies
Yest
Washington Senators
Coleman
Champon
New York Yankees
Mailmen Cited Again As Outstanding Drives
The Post Office Department received its third annual award for setting an outstanding example in traffic safety. William G. Chandler of New York City arranged to present the National Safety Council citation for meritorious service to safety to Postmaster General Summerfield. The department reported 10,000 vehicles and 750 million miles driven with 2.14 accidents per 100000 miles, the lowest rate in its history.
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Washington
Post Office Department
National Safety Council
William G. Chandler
New York City
Summerfield
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