Birmingham Hosts All Stars Amid Tight Southern Association Race
The Birmingham Barons, fourth in the Southern Association, host the all stars after Atlanta Crackers aided their bid. Littie Rock beat Birmingham 1 0 in 10 innings while Atlanta toppled Memphis 10 2 ending Chicks chances. New Orleans beat Greenville 7 5. Chattanooga Mobile rained out. Mobile rainouts reach three straight. Dick Rozek shut down Birmingham with a three hitter. Jack Wallace’s double sparked Little Rock’s 10th inning run. John Gabler allowed two hits in nine innings but took the loss.
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New hope with BENATROL reduces excess fat without exercise
Reports claim BENATROL, a vitamin-come pill, curbs hunger and supplies energy to aid fat loss. Men and women describe rapid results, with losses of 5 to 10 pounds after the first box. The plan costs $3.50 and includes a full money-back guarantee via J. P. Cox Drug Hope.
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Still Hope to Free World's Slave People
James Marlow notes that in 1952 Republicans split their stance on Soviet satellites with a dynamite paragraph and a harmless one. After winning, they cooled on the harsh line, and three years later seek a revised kinder version with Democratic help. The piece references wartime understandings and U S policy toward captive nations.
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All Stars Add Replacements to roster after Birmingham picks
Rozek is 4-8 as Atlanta hitters pound Memphis pitcher Bill Fischer for nine runs in six innings. Paul Rambone belts a three run homer in the sixth. Five players join the all star list: Al Stringer Neil Chrisley Jerry Lane Luis Aparicio and Danny Kravitz. If Bob Skinner cannot play Earl Hersh would replace him.
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Bob Clay to wrestle Jack Steel in Coliseum opener
Former pupil of Leroy McGuirk, Bob Clay faces Jack Steel in the first of two wrestling bouts at the Coliseum. Wild Red Berry and Mike Gallaher clash in the night’s final two events. Fag tickets on sale at Diamond Ale.
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Eisenhower Calls for Congressional Resolution on Wartime Pacts
In 1933 terms, he warned repudiation could provoke Soviet retaliation over wartime pacts. He urged Congress to pass a resolution rejecting any interpretation that would subjugate free peoples, soothing Democrats wary of how the Russians might exploit Berlin divisions.
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Eisenhower Faces Genevea Conference and Democratic Opposition
The piece notes Republican and Democratic spats over a motion urging Soviet talks on Communist control, with 1952 platform echoes and fears of undermining Eisenhower at Geneva. It then shifts to a church gathering report and local events, including a July 16 fish fry and a birthday party at Vernon Dennis's home. It ends with a warning order in Hempstead County Arkansas in a divorce case.
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Ike's Highway Bond Plan Is Turned Down
The House Public Works Committee rejected President Eisenhower's plan to fund a 47 billion dollar road program with 30 year bonds. No vote was taken on a Democratic tax increase alternative to raise gasoline and diesel revenues. The panel approved the first section of the road program for 12 years despite the defeat.
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Woman forgives police after 17 years since lost strong box found
Mrs Arcia F Schoeffel of Washington DC ends a long run of letters to Los Angeles police after revealing she had misplaced a tin strong box and that it was located in Washington.
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