Hope Arkansas Star Building notice
AR Puaisnine co. ot . Palmer, President Alex J Washburn, Secy Tres, et al published a notice from the Star Building on South Walnut Street in Hope Arkansas. The fragmentary text identifies corporate names and a contact location in this local notice.
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AR Puaisnine Co
Ot . Palmer
Alex. J. Washburn
Secy-Tres
the Star Building
Mae South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Mission Workshop at BeBea BeBe Memorial C M E Church
The Washington District Southwest Arkansas Annual Conference of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a two day workshop at BeBea Memorial C M E Church June 11 12 at 10 00 a m All missionary workers and interested persons are invited Officers expected include Mrs E W F Harris President of the Connectional Womans Council Green ville Texas Mrs J M Langford Annual Conference Missionary President Prescott Arkansas and Mrs Arletta Scott District Missionary President BeBee Chapter No 412 CES will meet Wednesday June 5 at 7 30 P M at Davis Chapel Methodist Church Obituary Father of Local Resident Dies After Long Illness Rev George W Reed father of Mrs M Nelson passed away at his home Sunday June 2 1957 after a long illness He was a lifelong resident of Ashdown Arkansas Surviving are his wife seven children eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren Messages of sympathy may be sent to Mrs Carrie Reed and family General Delivery Ashdown Arkansas Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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BeBea
Missionary Department
Washington District
Southwest Arkansas
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
BeBea Memorial C. M. E
E,w. F. Harris
Connectional Woman's Council
Greenville
Texas
J. M. Langford
Prescott
Arkansas
Arletta Scott
George W., Reed
M. Nelson
Reed
Ashdown
Carrie Reed
Albert Tolfree
Oakland
California
Pine Bluff
Ark
Ruthie Mae Bruce
Chicago, Il
Leona Delaney
Mountain’ Pine
E. M. Nelson
Hope
Roosevelt ‘Reed
Texarkana
Ccle Lee Bradley
Louisville
Kentucky
General Delivery
Largest Yankees Fine Tops Dodgers in Baseball History
Cleveland reports the $12,000 largest fine in baseball history tied to six Yankees players for a dispute with manager Miller Had an overall $5,500 figure for multiple offenses and individual fines near $5,000 for stars like Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra The piece notes earlier penalties including Babe Ruth and others and references World Series shares and a period of barnstorming restraint by United States authorities.
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Cleveland
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Mickey Mantle
Hants Bauer
Billy Martin
Yogi Berra
Whitey Ford
Johnny Kucks
Vance Babe Ruth
Miller Hugeinee
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Yankees
Bob
Muesel
Bill Piercy
Landis
Bogh Rea
Barnstorm Ng
Doctor's Loop Schedule Announced by Charles Gough
The Doctor's Loop schedule released lists duels among Yankees Braves Red Sox and Braves across June July and August. If any game is postponed, it will be rescheduled at the season end with no interruption to the overall schedule.
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Charles Gough
Yankees
Braves
Red Sox
Monnday
California Bears in race for NCAA baseball berth
California and Pepperdine opened a best of three series for a possible NCAA world series berth after California won 4 to 2. Earlier district titles were decided as Colorado State and Tulane met Omaha first round. Winning pitcher John Heget fanned 18 and Colorado State advanced in the Rocky Mountain District.
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New York Mayor Seeks Word on Dodgers Giants Move
Mayor Robert F. Wagner asks Brooklyn Dodgers president Walter OMalley and Giants head Horace Stoneham at a City Hall meeting for clear answers on whether the teams will stay in New York or move to Los Angeles and San Francisco. He inquires about commitments to California, potential TV deals, and park-building demands, amid a tension-filled showdown with no immediate resolution.
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Reports Insist Two Top Yankees To Be Traded
New York reports claim two of the Yankees premier players may be moved before the June 15 deadline while front office claims harmony exists between GM George Weiss and manager Casey Stengel. Fines totaling 5900 on six players including Mantle Berra and Ford raise tension, with Stengel disagreeing over penalties and rumors of trade bait focusing on Bauer and Martin as the club underperforms.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Casey Stengel
Yanckees
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Billy Marlin
Whitey Ford
Johhny Kucks
Stengel
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Kucks
Ton
Bauer
Martin
Chuck Dressen
Washington Senators
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Weiss
Bucky Harris
Joe Page
Brewer Leads National Open Meet at Inverness Club
Gay Brewer of Cincinnati captured national storing honors as one of 142 qualifiers for the U S Open Championship at Inverness Club Toledo on June 13. Samuel Snead, 45, of White Sulphur Springs W Va led a crowded field with a strong 69 72 14 while veterans and top names like Cary Middlecoff Jackie Burke and Peter Thompson joined the field alongside Snead Mayer and Snead in the tough 24 final. Open field includes Hebert Rasburg Little Furgel Harney Hesselink Riegel plus others as final entrants.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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W. Va
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Sneed
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
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Honolulu
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Gene. Saragen
Fred Hawkins
Tommy Bolt
Mike Souchak
Te Ape
Shelley Mayfield
Vic Ghezzi
Porky) Oliver
Marion
Frank Shaughan
Waller Burkema
Chick Harbert
Detroit
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Mexican City
Dallas Seglion
Patterson Jackson Fight in July Promised for TV
Emil Senée promoter announced Floyd Patterson will defend his heavyweight title at Fola Grounds on Monday July 39 with TV rights valued at 174000 dollars. Challenger Tommy Jackson seeks a free purse, while Breidbart confirms 20 percent. NBC TV and General Motors sponsorship blackout affect New York area. rain contingency shifts events to August days.
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Emil
Senée
Floyd Patterson
Fola Grounds
Tommy “Hurricane” Jackson
Hews
Tipnel Breidbart
Batterson
NBC
General Motors
New York
English Derby poised for half million crowd at Epsom Downs
With 24 hours to post time at 8 30 a m CST Crepello Dautelle vie for the 177th Derby crown at Epsom Downs 3 year olds Crepello a rising star owned by Sir Victor Sassoon and Dautelle owned by Queen Elizabeth race attracted bets as high as 9 to 4 on Crepello while Roya uremont Tempest Ballymoss Bois de Mie Dou telle and others chased the prize in a field of 22 after recent scratchings and an Irish sweepstakes linked to the Derby prize fund of $52 245.
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PSOM
England
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Crepelle
Dautelle
Crepella
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Minoru
Crepello
Newkaret
Sir Victor Sasson
Sir Victor
Pinza
Sir Gordon Richards
Phil Drake
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Bois de Mie
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Southern Association results highlight close ballgames
Gip Dickens and Bil Henry led the leaders to a 3-2 win over Nashville as Dickens hit a first inning homer and another later. Henry earned his sixth win with nine scattered hits. Mobile edged Birmingham 1-0 on two runs via a sacrifice, while Chattanooga topped Little Rock 5-1 behind Don Minick. Atlanta and New Orleans won as Thomas fended off trouble with 12 strikeouts in a four-hit game. Ernie Gavels had three singles for Chattanooga, driving in a lead that held.
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Brooklyn Breaks Losing Streak with 4-0 Phillies Win
Johnny Podres pitched a three hitter to lift the Dodgers to a 4-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Hodges hit his 6th homer and Cimoli added his 6th as Brooklyn moved into a third place tie with the idle Milwaukee Braves. The Pirates beat the Giants 6-3 in the majors.
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Arkansas Medical Center dean candidate convicted
An oul bly state candidate for dean of the Medical Center School of Medicine has been convicted. Provost Douglas Lawrason said yesterday he did not identify the candidate. The university center has been without a dean for two years. Marianna construction of a 14.5 million dollar bridge over the St Francis River east of there is under way, part of track and facility alterations.
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Douglas Lawrason
University of Arkansas Center
Marianna
St. Francis River
Missouri Patlle Railroad
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