Thoughtful Day Activities And Local Baby Contest
Local churches sponsor community events on Tuesday June 19 with picnics and group trips to Hot Springs Arkansas. The Mt Zion C M E Church Rev I M Manning leads a church picnic while Bethel A M E Church sponsors a trip with buses at 5 am from Calvin Douglas Place and BeBop Inn. Baby Contest results at Shady Grove A M E Church list winners Jo Ann Muldrew Shirley Faye Hawthorne and others with total funds reported 106.08. Visitors from Norphlet Arkansas visit Hope and Magnolia before returning home amid family gatherings.
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I. M. Manning
Mt.Zion C, NM. E. Church
Junior Missionary Society of Bethel A. M. E
Hot Springs
Arkansas
BeBee Memorial C. M. E. Church
Calvin Douglas’ Place
BeBop Inn
Jo Ann Muldrew
Shirley Faye Hawthorne
Shirley Faye Benton
Janita Faye Reed
Rosemary Elaine Harris
Linda Gale Stuart
Vanessa Dale King
Marylin Joyce Stuart
Glenn Edward Dunlap
Sylvia Ann Hicks
Cora Renna Sells
James Fredrick Welch
Little Rose Reed
Adlai Estes Weigh Reconciliation In Democratic Race
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver moved toward unity after a frank broadcast admission by Kefauver that he spoke harshly during Florida and California primary battles Stevenson welcomed the chance to mend ties while Kefauver kept to his pledge not to quit or aid another candidate He also said he would not seek the vice presidency or engage in behind the scenes maneuvering Eisenhower's political plans remained unclear after his illness with no immediate announcement from Republican leaders.
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Associated Press
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Kefauver-Stevenson
Kefauver
Stevenson
Florida
California
Kafauver
Chicago
Democratic Party
Steveson
White Hoag
Preas
Maturity Makes Middlecoff a Champ
Hugh Fullerton Jr. notes Cary Middlecoff becomes the world’s top golfer after winning his second National Open with a 281 total over 72 holes. The piece discusses physical condition and compares him to Bon Hogan as other rivals, including Julius Boros and Ted Krall, challenge him.
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Hugh Fullertton JR
Rochester
Cary Middlecoff
Bon Hogan
Hogan
Julius
Boros
Ted Krall
Middlecof
Morrow Sets Fast NCAA Marks Ahead of AAU Meet
Bobby Morrow led NCAA action at Berkeley winning the 16 meter dash in 10.4 and then set a 200 meter record of 20.6. Duke rival Dave Sime finished 10.6 in the dash while Shoe withdrew injured, signaling possible Olympic impact at the AAU nationals in Bakersfield with final trials in Los Angeles.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
Bakersfield
Calif
Berkeley
Arriea
Los Angeles
Bobby Morrow
Abilene
Chicks Lose Four Straight in Southern Association Standings
Four straight losses drop Memphis Chicks from near second to sixth as Atlanta Crackers once again top the circuit. Nashville Vols sweep doubleheaders 6-0 and 2-1 while Chattanooga wins twice, climbing into fourth with Mobile. New York report adds comic aside about a monkey chased by police.
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Mephis
Southern Association
Joan D. Martin
Atlanta Crackers
Chickasaws
Nashville Vols
Tribe
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Little Rock Travelers
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
I Pet. G
Nashville
Alianta
Little Rock
Adcock Smashes Brooklyn and Braves sweep Pirates
Adcock hit three home runs for Milwaukee in a double header at Brooklyn, including the first ever over left field stands at Ebbets Field, as the Braves swept. Grimm announced Adcock would start at first base as a bench reward before resigning. Haney took over as manager. The day featured multiple NL results with Musial, Sauer, Del Greco, Mays, White, Nuxhall, Roberts, and others contributing across wins and losses.
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Act &S
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Brooklyn
Sred Haney
Grimm
Adcock
Haney
Ebbets Field
Braves
Fry Haney
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Stan Musial
Hank Sauer
Bob del Greco
Cincinnati Redlegs
Dodgers
Redlegs
New York
Willie Mays
Bill White
Giants
Joe Nuxhall
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Sam Jones
Norm Siebern
Yogi Berra
White Sox
Frank Sullivan
Detroit
Boston
Baltimore
Bob Nieman
Kansas City
Sizhuk
Orioles
Big Joe
Tom Poholsky
Williard Schmidt
Jin Knstanty
Pittsburgh
Vera
Law
Luis Arroyo
Polo Grounds
May
White
Dusty Rhodes
Daryl Spencer
Gus Bell
Johny Temple
Cincy
Roberts
del Ennis
Willie Jones
Cubs
Eddie Miksis
Jones
Cleveland
Wynn
Don Messi
Whitey Pord
Tom Morgan
Rip Coleman
Minnie Minoso
Sherm Lollar
Luis Apayjic
Needles Heads for Monmouth Park After Belmont Proof
Needles the Florida colt and his trainer Hugh Fontaine head to Monmouth Park New Jersey with Belmont Stakes and 3 year old title hopes secured. Fontaine suggested the next start could be the $100000 American Derby at Washington Park Chicago on August 18, keeping options open.
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New York
Coe Favored in Amateur Golf Match
Oklahoma City prepares for the TransMississippi Golf Association title event at the Golf and Country Club. Charlie Coe leads a deep field as qualifying begins, with Jim Jackson a two time defending champion from St. Louis and other notable players from Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado, Nebraska, and California. The 36 hole championship caps Sunday after a week of practice and match play.
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Oklahoma City
TransMississippi Gold Association
Charlie Coe
Jim Jackson
St. Louis
Coe
Jim English
Topeka
Kan
Winever
Kansas
Doadmy Dawson
Palm Springs
Calif
Jim Vickers
Wichita
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Baltimore 7 Kansas City 2 and Boston 13 Detroit 2, with Chicago 20 to 4 over Cleveland and New York 2 Washington 10. Today features Baltimore at Chicago possibly, Washington at Kansas City, and New York at Detroit among scheduled games.
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Hempsterd
Nevada
Howard, Ae
Mies
Coun
Arkansas
Dailies, Inc
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Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bork
Dalles
Texas
Neal ‘Aye
Chicago
New York
N.Y
Detroit
Mich
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Kansas
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cincinnali
eGo Aly
U S Team Struggles as Europeans Sweep Equine Events
In Stockholm Sweden the European riders dominated the equestrian Olympic events with Sweden taking three golds, Germany two, and Britain one as the U S team faced defeat. The report notes high competition levels and host nation success in the closing Olympics yesterday.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Gerany
Aay
Britain
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