Editor and Publisher Hosmer Named Mech. Supt.
A fragment lists Alex, H Washburn as Editor and Publisher Nes, s as Managing Editor, and George Y W Hosmer as Mechanical Superintendent. It mentions billing terms for one, three, and six months and references malt.
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Entertainment and church notes from Mt Zion and Lonoke area
Local notices announce a Thursday July 4 entertainment at Mt Zion C M E Parsonage with hamburgers and ice cream, and a weiner roast at Pattie Muldoon’s home. Jubilee Chorus rehearsal at St Paul Baptist Church Emmet July 7 aims for 100 voices. first June 20 rehearsal drew 42. Missionary Society program at Lonoke Baptist Church highlighted song and story with solos and testimonies. Southwest District Singing Union-Division B event at Mt Olive Texarkana June 30 featured Rev EN Glover, reports show 3679.80 year total with 558.40 to Arkansas Baptist College. Coming and going items note visits from Chicago and Omaha, with Hope teens to play Emmet baseball at city park Wednesday night.
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Cubs Pitchers on Strikeout binge in big win
Cubs hurlers led by Dick Dyett who fanned eight Reds as the Cubs beat Cincinnati. Pratt struck out eight Redlegs to help the Cubs post a strong 9 4 2 4 victory and extend their strong run.
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Mantle Delivers Lead Swing As Yankees Top Orioles
Mickey Mantle blasted a 10th inning homer for his 22nd of the season, lifting the Yankees 3-2 over Baltimore before a then record 43,270 at Baltimore’s night game. The win stretched New York’s lead as others around the league went on, including Detroit over Chicago, Kansas City past Cleveland, and Washington over Boston.
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Standings and results across leagues headline daily update
Standings show Owen's 4 CBC 2 Fophola 10 Coleman 6 Lions 16 Midwest 7. Yesterday's results include New York 3 Baltimore 2 in 10 innings. Kansas City 10 Cleveland 3. Washington 5 Boston 4. Detroit 6 7 Chicago 2. Today's games list Chicago at Detroit New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston. Also Brooklyn 3 New York 0 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh St Louis 9 Milwaukee 5. Ast results: Memphis 3 Chattanooga 2 Atlanta 1 Mobile 0 Nashville 7 Little Rock 1 Birmingham 7 New Orleans. Cub staff totals 345 strikeouts. Draft 86 leads. Drabovsky 60 second, Elston 34, Littlefield 22, Turk Lown 23.
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Fights Last Night Report From Associated Press
The Associated Press reports New York bouts with Germinal Ball leading Parla in a contentious card. Outpointed opponents include Bill McDonnel of Australia, while Freelan Tata hosts in Kentucky.
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Court Docket from Hope Arkansas July 1 1957
Municipal Court docket lists many defendants and charges for disturbing the peace drunkenness speeding and other offenses. Pleas guilty fines range from five to two hundred fifty dollars with bonds forfeited or jail time. includes names such as Charles Johnson Willie Taylor Henry Garland and J T Fuller with various outcomes. The note ends with a quote attributed to Herbert Hoover about privacy and two occasions praying and fishing.
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Running Redight, Forfeited $5.00 Cash Bond. Lou Freda Cheatham
Howard R. Webb
William Gant
Liltie Combs
Allison Wandbury
Chester L. Johnson
Billy DoniCota
Guily
Devil Jester
Buddy Williams
William Campbell
George Ellis
Willie L. Wood
Thomas Flagg
Sammie Lee Stuart
Assmith
W. D. Milks
Seixas Flam Bow Out in Wimbledon Singles
Vic Seixas of Philadelphia and Terri Flam of Beverly Hills exited Wimbledon as the last U.S. survivors, ending a 82 year streak without a U.S. man in the men’s singles semi finals. Louise Brough and Darlene Hard advanced in the women’s quarterfinals, with Althea Gibson pursuing a historic title.
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Four Ft Hood soldiers killed in head-on crash near Ble ton
M Pvt Carl B Smith 20 of Trumann Ark is among four Ft Hood soldiers killed in a two-vehicle collision miles west of Bleton. Two soldiers were critically injured. In Jacksonville the City Council voted to rehire Policeman Buddy Crook after he was fired for allegedly stopping an 18 year-old airman from Little Rock AFB.
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Paragould Reemploys Crook In 3-2 Vote
Funeral services were held today for Henry Adrian Coleman 32 city attorney for 20 years and former Green County representative Coleman who served two terms in the state Legislature died Saturday at a Memphis hospital In Little Rock a site in southwest Little Rock has been purchased for the Salvation Army s proposed 250 000 Social Service Rehabilitation Center for Hardshaped Persons Senior Maj Thomas B Gregory announced yesterday He said the center is scheduled to begin operations by July 1 1958
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