Musial’s Hitting Revival Lifts Cardinals in Narrow Gain
Stan Musial warms up with a 13 game hitting streak and a 317 average, fueling a Cardinals rally to tie for fifth place behind Brooklyn and Chicago. In a 7 4 loss at Philadelphia, Musial drove in two with a two run double and a late triple as New York and Milwaukee win to widen gaps in the pennant race.
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Oil Drilling Reports Across Colorado Weld County Areas
Reports detail sandstone and shale intervals with porosity and permeability indicators at depths near 9180 feet. Gas migration and mud losses observed. indications of Lyons-type formations suggesting a second major Lyons play in the Denver Basin. Wells and leases in Weld, Logan, Sedgwick, Washington, Yuma counties listed with drill and lease terms.
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Avila Family Notice at Home and Interment Details
Leopoldo Avila of 39T Ninth street is listed with Mr and Mrs Tynatio Duran as his parents. Siblings Peter Virginia Mary Shirley and Esther Duran are noted. Sally Avila of Greeley is also named. Rosary at 7 39 p m followed by interment at Linn.
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John T Dunn of Honte 4 Greeley Passes
John T Dunn of Honte 4 Greeley, father of Clarence E Dunn of Greeley, will be interred at Evans cemetery after a service at Macy's drawing room Friday at 10 30 a m.
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Mrs Mead Palmiter Dies in Johna Town Funeral Thursday
Palmiter wife of Archie L Palmiter of Johna Town and sister of Clyde Omborn of Ward Albert Oshota of Basin Weo and Alan. Survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church in Johna Town with interment at Loveland burial park.
Police Scandal Jars St Louis as Inquiries Begin
Reports of past offenses by a brothel spark a sitout investigation of St Louis police under fire for rising crime. The state-appointed Board of Police Commissioners promised drastic action if warranted. Police Chief Jeremiah O Connell asks the public to reserve judgment until all facts are in. Two inquiries are under way a Circuit Court grand jury and the Police Department itself. The strange chain of agents connected to payoff charges remains unclear amid a motiveless street shooting case.
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Cloverleaf Race Results Chaos Charms Cloverleaf greyhounds duel for supremacy
Race results from Cloverleaf show Jet Comet and Larry Herra competing for top honors amid a night of fast times and new course marks. Harmony J.C. and Pop Dog won early events, Double-Life set a Cloverleaf track record of 31.49 seconds, and a 234.60 quinela payout highlighted the program along with numerous race-by-race outcomes and an attendance of 2,480.
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Soviet invite to Adenauer for Moscow talks
Moscow invited Chancellor Konrad Adenauer to a Moscow conference aimed at normalizing Soviet West German relations. The Soviet note states that building normal ties could aid settling remaining German issues and support the unification of a democratic Germany.
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Construction Starts On $8 Million Weld County Gas Line
Colorado Springs press reports the start of an $8 million interstate natural gas pipeline across Weld County. Houston Contracting Co. begins work on the first 140 miles of 22-inch pipe from an east Vernal station near Laramie to Cheyenne and Denver area, with about 360 miles total and 330 workers.
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Soos Rally To Beat Des Moines In Ninth Inning Miracle
Soos erased a seven run deficit to edge Des Moines 10 to 9 with two out in the ninth. Jack Lewis drove in the winning run after Paul Menkins tied it with a base hit and Dick Barnhart scored on the go ahead hit. Linwood Tiefenthaler earned the win, Dick Drilling added his seventh win and second shutout of the year.
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Charles Meets Holman Again In Last Chance Bout
Heavyweight contender Charles meets Johnny Holman in a nationally televised 7 pm MST bout at Music Mall Sports Arena. Holman previously stopped Charles in the ninth round at Miami Beach on April 7 after Charles led early before Holman rallied to win.
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Prisoners Riot at St Louis City Workhouse
Police used tear gas to quell a two hour riot at the City Workhouse in St Louis where about 50 inmates set fires and damaged cells. Prisoners surrendered with hands raised after tear gas was deployed, then confined to empty cells in the women’s division of the historic facility.
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Disorderly MLB scores mix from scattered lines
American League and National League results are cited in broken form. Key names such as Sturdivant Berra and Musial appear among jumbled scores and incomplete inning lines, with teams including Washington Kansas City New York Milwaukee and Brooklyn referenced amid fragmented play-by-play.
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Employment at New Peak Elevates May Jobs Record
Washington D C Secretary Weeks said May employment rose by a million to a record 62,403,000 workers while unemployment fell by 472,000. He warned prosperity hinges on maintaining industrial peace in key industries and called it the best ever if conditions hold.
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Colorado Man Killed in Utah Collision
Everett E. Davis 31 of Denver died after a head on crash on U5 Highway 60 four miles east of Prine, Utah. Frank Spareich 33 of Helper and Victor Dudley 51 of Franklin, Pa., were critically injured with skull fractures. Five others were hurt, two in critical condition.
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Senators Trade Busby for Courtney Groth and Chakales
Washington sends Jim Busby to Chicago for catcher Clink Courtney and pitchers John Groth and Chakales. Courtney and Groth have had strong seasons, while Chakales, 27, has been used sparingly. The move aims to boost the Senators lineup and pitching depth ahead of the trading deadline with Baltimore and Cleveland in play.
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Senate Demos Pass Enlarged Housing Fund
In Washington Tuesday Senate Democrats approved a larger public housing program than requested by the Eisenhower administration, authorizing 128,000 units over four years and extending the program another year with added provisions for 100,000 dwellings for veterans and students. The bill now goes to the House. Senate leaders Sparkman Letman and Taft led the drive, defeating Capehart’s amendment to swap in Eisenhower’s 35,090 units per year for two years. The Public Housing Administration can carry over up to 20,000 authorized units into the next fiscal year.
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Denvers Univ Names New Chaplain William Rhodes
Chancellor Thea ter M. Alrey announced the appointment of the Rev. William Rhodes of Kerry Cons as chaplain of Denver University. A Guthrie Center Iowa native, Rhodes will begin duties in September. has served as a Methodist pastor since 1952.
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It May Be Too Late but Braves Show Life
The Milwaukee Braves, amid injuries and rumors of a manager's ouster, have won five of six and moved into third place as pitching and hitting begin to click. Joe Adcock and Andy Patrick lead a resurgent offense after a 12-4 win over the New York Giants, signaling a possible late surge.
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