Bethel Church Launches State Rally to Ease Debt
Rev J S Morgan and Bethel A M Church start a State Rally to ease the churchs indebtedness culminating on the fourth Sunday in March. Angelic Gospel Singers from Philadelphia will perform February 13 at 7 30 pm with the Humming Bees of Texarkana assisting. Tickets $1.00 in advance $1.25 at door. sales to be announced.
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Braves bank on four newcomers for 1958 pennant bid
The Milwaukee Braves plan to rely on at least four rookie newcomers including John Murff Humberto Robinson Frank Yorve and Wee Covington as they overhaul spring camp in Bradenton Florida The club paid 40002 for 33 year old Murff who topped Texas League pitching with 27 wins and 1.99 ERA Robinson a Panamanian expects a starting role after strong showings late last season Yorve a 24 year old first baseman impressed at Toledo while Covington 23 led Jacksonville in hitting with a .328 average 16 homers and to bases
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Red) Murff
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Hagge Seizes Sea Island Invitational Crown
Marlene Bauer Hagge of Asheville North Carolina won the Sea Island Women's Invitational Tournament after a sudden death playoff. She tied for the lead after 72 holes with Mary Lena Faulk and Jayce Ziske, then captured the victory with a decisive closing shot and clutch putt.
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Cage Teams to Start Pressure for NCAA Berth
The season heats up as teams chase NCAA bids, led by San Francisco Dons with a 39-game win streak and an automatic berth from the California Basketball Association. Dayto n, Illinois, Purdue, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Alabama, Duke, North Carolina, Kansas, and others rank in heated conferences, with midseason clashes shaping the field.
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Saddler Faces Elorde In World Featherweight Title Fight
News from San Francisco reports a world featherweight title bout between champion Sandy Saddler and challenger Flash Elorde. Saddler, 29, seeks to defend the title he won on Sept 8, 1950, against Willie Pep, while Elorde seeks an upset after beating Saddler in Manila on July 20, 1963.
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Sandy Saddler
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Night games proliferate in 1956 American League schedule
The 1956 AL schedule features 228 night games, up from 208 last season and surpassing the 224 night games record set in 1954. League president Will Harridge released the official lineup, noting more than one third of this season’s games will be under lights, with 154 daylight weekday games. The schedule also includes two morning and afternoon doubleheaders in Kansas City for Memorial Day and Labor Day.
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Four Teams Vying For Top AIC In Week of Play
In the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference race, Southern State, Arkansas A&M, and others push for the lead after strong wins. Southern State beat Muleriders 82-60, A&M rallied with an 82-80 victory over Southern State and remains in the mix. The standings show Southern State at 5-1, A&M at 4-2, with Arkansas Tech and Ozarks at 3-2, as Henderson and Ouachita struggle.
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Middlecoff Sets Pace at Pebble Beach
Dr Cary Middlecoff dominated Pebble Beach posting a 202 for 54 holes to set a Crosby Clambake record and secure a 4 under par 68 in rough rain. He earned 2400 dollars, with Mike Souchak two behind at 207 and Bob Rosburg tied for third at 211. Ben Hogan faded to 221, tied for 10th in the Pro-Am.
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AAU Meets Set for Little Rock Arkansas
Arkansas AAU schedules eight tournaments this year with six already assigned to Little Rock venues. Cabot hosts girls basketball if coach Earl M. Cherry recovers. Events include men’s basketball in White Rock Junior College, boxing in Little Rock with tentative spring dates, swimming and diving indoors in March, Junior Olympics in July, and other sports across Little Rock venues through spring and summer.
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Mussolini son to perform piano at San Remo Jazz Festival
Rome dispatch says Romano Musso Mussolini will play piano in a jazz sextet at the San Remo International Jazz Festival on January 28. Nunzio Rotondo, reputed Roman jazz king, will lead the group. Friends note his father’s violin lineage and a hinted missed vocation as a concert violinist. In Tokyo, postman Shigematsu Miyamoto, 60, was rescued from a stormbound bank after being trapped during a blizzard last Tuesday.
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Parkers Have Chance Tonight to Lead League
Arkansas and Southey Method ist tied for first in the Southwest Conference basketball race with SMU and Razorbicks, as Texas A&M, Rice, Baylor, TCU, and Texas chase in a tight standings landscape. Texas A&M hosts Sam Houston State, Rice faces Texas, Baylor meets TCU, with Arkansas and SMU each juggling remaining schedules amid strong scorers and shifting results. The loop features top performers Tucker, Showalter, and Krebs, with Arkansas relying on team play to push their conference bid.
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Dulles Discusses War Brink and Indochina History
James Marlow analyzes Secretary of State Dulles as he reflects on near wars and the Indochina conflict. Life magazine quotes Dulles claiming the United States came to the brink of war three times in 18 months, and his views on fighting, diplomacy, and Geneva shape U.S. posture amid Indochina turmoil. Clues from the Dien Bien Phu fall and Western allies’ hesitations frame Dulles’ risk appetite and public messaging.
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Prescott Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Prescott hosts a January gathering with ten members, featuring devotional talks on Sit es Double Duty and Heal Insurance. Fidelis Class of First Baptist held a social and business meeting at Mrs. Reeves home, with prayers, games, and a reading of the club column followed by a Classical Period program and musical selections.
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Quoted Remarks From Truman Nixon and Others
United Press reports feature former President Truman on farm policy blaming Eisenhower era mishandling. Vice President Nixon counters with a rebuttal while Donna Schurr Miss California 1955 discusses elopement after assault. Montreal goalie Claude Provost recalls his Cinderella moment after a Bruins game with a cab ride home.
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Ice Breaks Up In Upper Smeltania Telephones
Ice breaking marked a milestone as Upper Smeltania, Michigan residents finally regained telephone service after a long disruption. Local officials announced restoration with hope for improved communication and daily life returning to normal in the northern village.
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St Anselms and Assumption clash as scores rise
Intercollegiate basketball brief shows Assumption defeating St Anselms 83 71 while Rose edges Loras 87 86 and Scranton 2 over St Peter's C led by Lorfel Led ware. Quincy 86 73 over Lewis College in a standout night. legal notice filed Garrett Wills, Clerk.
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