Galeton and Platte Valley Fire Districts Authorized by Court
Court approves creation of Galeton and Platte Valley fire districts serving parts of Gill School district areas and adjoining lands. Estimated cost for formation is $25. First officials named for terms begin after the election with terms ranging from two to four years. Districts will coordinate with local school districts and routes listed for board members.
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Galeton and
Platte Valley
Iwo
Amos UC Finch
Galeton
Vuor
Aten Diedenreich
Raymond Bo Lyons
Gustafsen
Macon
Amt
Whares S Cantrell
Plane Valley
Prowetsn
Kersey
Houtrhena
Howdena
US Warns Citizens Not To Tie In Guatemala
Washington State Department warns against any US citizen involvement in the Guatemalan civil uprising. Press Officer Linentn White states no information confirms Henry Rendon aligned with exile forces or with Col. Carlos Castillo Armas, and if so, the action would be without U.S. government consent.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Department
Linentn White Rae
Joseph Rendon
Ariams
White
Six Kansas Convicts Face Death Penalty for Guard Killing
At Lansing Kansas six convicts may face the death penalty after a brazen escape attempt that killed veteran guard Henry Kenage. Warden Edmondson said he would request the maximum punishment, noting the six men were equally responsible. The break involved hostages and injuries to other prisoners and one visitor. The six named inmates are Parker, Rollins, Davis, Knight, Miy, and Starr.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Prison
Charles A. Edmondson
Boone
Mae Marove
Henry Kenage
Edmondson
OS Wsual
Talbot Inspects 15000 Acre Site For Air Force Academy
Air Secretary Harald Talbott conducted a detailed foot by foot survey of Colorado's proposed 15000 acre site for the Air Force Academy. He and his staff toured the area despite warm weather and planned to visit Governor Thoroton in Denver on Tuesday.
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Colorado Springs
Harald Talbott
Colorado
Air Forces Academy
Gov
Governors to deliver formal Korea briefing by July 1
Colorado Governor William Thornton led a delegation with Allan Shivers of Texas and John S. Fine of Pennsylvania to Washington for an oral briefing to President Eisenhower on Korea. They discussed the governor firings and a summer Denver visit, and Colorado hopes to host an Air Force academy with a site near Colorado Springs among candidates.
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Paul Thornton
Colorado
Eisenhower
Korea
National Conference of Governors
Thornton
Allan iShivers
Texas
John S. Fine
Pennsylvania
Whormtan
Denver
Hisentyower
Jarold Taiborl
Colorado Pill
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Use of Helicopters for Fire Fighting Seen in Near Future
Wichita city manager Brgene X. Smith told fire chiefs in Missouri Valley area that helicopters will become standard firefighting equipment. He argued helicopters are essential for rescue and fire control in atomic or hydrogen war scenarios and can reach bomber areas quickly. Oklahoma City’s George B. R. McAlpine warned oil and gas lines beneath city streets pose serious hazards and delay shutoffs during fires.
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Colorado
Brgene X. Smith
Wichita
Kan
Missouri Valley
Takolas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wyoming
Calorady
Smith
George BR. McAlpine
Oklahoma City
Dane Ger
McAlpine
Indians Looking Ahead To Series With Yankees
The Indians focus on a Tuesday visit by the Philadelphia A’s while keeping an eye on a weekend series with the Yankees. Casey Stengel fears Cleveland, Lopez builds bullpen depth with Monnat and Reafs, and the Giants lead the Dodgers in the NL after a 5-1 win as Mays slams two homers.
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Indians
Yankees
Associated Press
New York
Lopex
Cleveland
Lupe
Giants
Jim Kearn
Windy McCall
Many Grissom
Col Batchelor Faces Court Martial in Texas
Col Claude Batchelor, a West Texas youth who joined a North Korean expedition and later changed sides, is to be tried by general court martial on charges of consulting with the enemy, attempting to persuade prisoners, and writing letters to promote disloyalty. The trial will be non capital. Gov Allan Shivers launched his bid for a third term amid segregation debates.
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San Antonio
Tex
Fourth Army
Claude Fatchelor
West Texas
Kermit, Ter
LD. White
T ‘Ing
Batchelor
United States
Suade
Nort Korea
White
Lufkin
Allan
U.S
Shivers
Elsiahower
Texas City
Labor Unions Strike Across Northwest Oregon Washington California
The Pacific Northwest two major unions began strikes across Oregon, Washington, and California on Monday. Many smaller operators offered wage increases, with settlements ranging from cents to the 125 cent per hour demand set by the Gig Werle and APL Lumber and Sawmill Workers unions.
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Portland
Oreim
Northwest
Major League Leaders Show Key Batting and Pitching Scores
The list details American and National League leaders in batting runs RBIs home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Avila and Fot with Cleveland and Chicago ties, Musial and Mays in the NL, and several pitcher records like Rey nolds and Haddix. The fragment lists stats and team affiliations with multiple misspellings and garbled entries.
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Avila
Cleveland
Nusen
Fot
Tibi- Caan
Fox
Chicago
Minogo
Yost
Washington
Uns
Minoso
O Wage
Hosen
Fain
Rogen
Jiang Detroit
Mantle
New York
Zermal
Maitadelphia
Vernon
Jensen
Boston
Rivera
Fox Ami Minasa
Reynolds
Stone
Wash
Temple
Cincinnati
Ioudy
Chicaze
Ane Stonwill
Collin
Haddix
Stone JR
Tag
Western League Gate Drops Sharply as Denver Slumps
A Western League survey shows about 18 percent fewer paying fans across eight clubs for the current playing dates, totaling 217,059 versus 390,220 last year. Denver’s crowds plummeted from 147,360 last season to 69,043 this year across 32 dates, contributing to the overall drop despite four clubs selling more tickets. Visiting clubs still keep 40 percent of home receipts.
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Vlubs
Denver
Hoag
Bears
Sevann
STSYT
Bears Eight Games in Front After Walloping Des Moines
The Western League lead extended as Sioux City and Colorado Springs prevailed while Des Moines fell 9-2. Pueblo beat Omaha. Lincoln swept Wichita. Denver beat Sioux City in a newswire summary of Monday action.
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Bears
Des Moines
Penter
Walloping
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Amit
Sooa
Nignicap Gang
Ube
Sky Sox
Wichita
Lincoln
Vietary
Pueblo
Omaha
Denver
Bobby Prescott
Reno DeBenedetti
Cunningham Testifies on Alcohol Ad Bans and Youth Outreach
Kansas track legend Glen Cunningham testified before a Senate Commerce Subcommittee that alcohol advertising attracts drinkers and that a bill by Langer would ban interstate liquor ads across media. He noted his support for youth welfare and his own work running a farm in Ced ar Point, Kansas while speaking about his family and athletic legacy.
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Washington
Filenn Cunningham
Kansas
Senate Commerce
Sec. Langer
I-Nd
Langer
House Commerce Aumaouttee
Purtell
Kan
Hel
SMU Leads NCAA Golf in Final Qualifying Round
SMU battled to a two shot team lead in the National Collegiate Golf Tours qualifying event in Houston as 19 year old Fred Jones Jr of Ohio State surged to lead individually through 13 holes. Stewart Carrell of SMU shot 69 to lift the Methodists, with Oklahoma A&M second at 286 and a four-way tie for 287 among North Texas State LSU and Texas. Stanford, defending champion, struggled with five of six players over par, sitting fifth at 200. A separate note recalls Army umpire Jobo Flaherty’s World War I service and battlefield commission.
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Houston
Southern Methodist
Methodists
Fred
Rick) Jones Jr
Ohio State
Jones
Oklahoma A&m
North Texas State
Louisiana State
Texas
Stanford
Western League Scores Mixed As Pueblo Tops Omaha
Pueblo defeats Omaha 5 to 2 led by Lalngolo with 11 runs and Wirebite at 7. Weaver powers Des Moines 9 to 2, Sioux City wallops Colorado Syringes, St Louis narrowly listed. Several players named with 6 to 7 point tallies in unclear lines. Only game scheduled appears in a jumbled listing with missing details.
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Pueblo
Omaha
Weaver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Colorado
Young America Baseball Opens With Mixed Results
Young America baseball season began at Bonell Field with the Cameron Dodgers trouncing Maplewood 15 to 0 while Maplewood edged the Cameron Cabs in Beleuxue Hill. Park and Brneat Horn 81. Peter's schedule Tuesday includes Arlington vs Cameron Yankees and Cameron Box.
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Cameron Dodgers
Maplewood
Cameron Cabs
Beleuxue Hill
Young America Baseball Sility
Bonell Field
Park
Peter's
Arlington
Cameron Yankees
Cameron Box
Calgary and Spokane Withdraw From Western International League
In Tacoma Washington on Monday Calgary and Spokane formally withdrew from the Class A Western International League reducing the league from 10 to 8 teams. The move ends the two franchises participation in the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Spokane
Calgary
Baseball Scoreboard With Scattered League Results
A scrambled OCR list shows scores from multiple leagues including Pacific Coast League, American Association, International League, Texas League, Southern Association, Pioneer League and more. Notable entries include Oklahoma City 9 Beaumont 4 and Pocatello related tallies, with many lines garbled or incomplete.
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Laereo
Au-Stara
Hollywood
Paul
Toledo
Iville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Charlerton
C. Columbus
Kansas City
Montreal
Syracuse
Techriwa Havas
Toronty & Mutfite Ve Aehmad
Rochester
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Hotton
Bahind Sin Antauita
Pore Worth
Lula
Shreveport
Southern Association
Chattaranga
New Orleans
Hirminghony
Menighis Gy Fine
Attatit Dy
Sushville
Muhily
Ida Balla
Great Palla
INU Magic Villey
Oxden
Billings
Pocatelly
Salt Lake Ulty
Hole
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William Henry Parker
Lawton Ray Rollins
Danald Eugene Davis
Robert Leroy Knight
Emmet Miy
James ‘Arr
Talbot
Mendoza Jesse Mendoza
Gilbert Mendoza
Evank
Waldron Mortuary
Eaton
Leffler
Henry J. Leffler
Greeley
Christ Lutheran Church In
Baton
Clowers
Hansen's
8Th Ave
Dan
Allie Reynolds
Ato
Nellie Fox
Sox
Chico Garrasquel
Gerry Coleman
New
White Sox
ED Corrigan
Col
Claude Batchelor
Assairs High Court
Umber
Ry Mlas
Spa Bove
Sasay Cpdl
Ghrysler
Dodge
Ford
Western League
Will White
Cay
Bradey
Clyde DeWitt
Los
Gordon Jones
Don McLennan
Chico Mayer
Barnay Elser
Lincola
Pete Matur
Chiefs
Sun
Don Orwher
Holy
Methiesyn
Wishita
Rynard
Garver Gor
Quaha
Colorada Springs
Kump
Poehto
Lee Wheeple
Glen Cunningham
SMU
Martin’s Carter Service &Th Avenue
Rocky Mountain
Sivaenohao
St. Loula
Ousily
Staley, Lint
Grazte
Sureni
Nearn
McCall
Grissom
Weatrunt
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphi St. Louie
Circinnati
Fitteburgh
American Belove
Detroit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Onaha
Young America Baseball
Sky Ranch Lodge
Ft. Colina
Meaven
Bellvue
Basviler
Earl F. Douglass
16Th Street
Chevrolet
Edwards
Chevrolet CO
Tenth St
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