Thought for the Day and Leadership Lessons
A column discusses leadership as more than skill, stressing personal attention to employees, remembering birthdays, illness, and achievements to build cooperation. It also notes ongoing local events including a Spiritual Harmonizers program at Mt Zion Church sponsored by Mrs. Callie Boatner and a county 4-H revue at Peter High School with top dress winners listed.
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Robert Tyson
Mt Zion C. M. E
Callie-Boatner
Danni Petia
Josie
Dressen undecided on future as Senators struggle continue
Charlie Dressen, ousted manager of the Washington Senators, remains undecided about his next move as club president Calvin Griffith offers a front office role. Griffith, arriving from Washington to replace the 68-year-old manager with Harry Langacllo as coach, seeks a long-term pact. Dressen has past NL success with the Dodgers and Brooklyn, and the Senators sit 2-1 in a season, amid a nine- game losing streak and their worst start in 57 years.
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Charlie
Chuck) Dressen
Washington Senators
Dressen
Calvin Griffith
Gtttith
Washington
Dresser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Senators
Lavagetto
Qukland
Shoemaker Suspended for Gross Carelessness at Kentucky Derby
Jockey Willie Shoemaker received a 15 day suspension from Churchill Downs for gross carelessness after misjudging the finish line in the 63rd Kentucky Derby. His mount Gallant Man finished second to Tron Liege in a photo finish. Shoemaker mistook the 16th pole for the finish line and eased up. The ban will affect his ride at Pimlico for the Preakness, as Shoemaker said the mistake cost Gallant Man the race.
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Louisville
Willie Shoemaker
Churchill Downs
Shoemaker
Kentucky Denby
Gallant Man
Calumet Farm
Tron Liege
the Downs
Pub Authority
Kentucky
Baltimore
Pimlico Track
Los Angeles
Earliey
Tost
Mrs Apletta Scott Leads 4H Club Garment Winners
Mrs Apletta Scott and her family dominated the 4H Club entries with first, third, and fourth place finishes in various divisions. The Mother-Daughter duo of Mrs Sarah Hennagan and Sue also placed first. Judges were Mrs W Spearman and Mrs M Glien, as South East Home Demonstration Club Week featured an apron display and a dress revue entry.
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Apletta Scott
Jamie Trotter
Arietta Scott
Mary Lee Trotter
Mary Jean Trotter
Sarah Henagan
Sue
Ist
Gwyndolynn Wade
Sylvia Wade
Rose Irene Caple
Bertha Johnson
Best Press
Arwilda Yemes
Plagse
Bertha Johneson
M. Spearman
M. Glien
Thelmo
South East H. D
South East
A. B. Johnson
J. B. Coby
Lonoke Baptist Church
of Hope, Ark
St. Luke
East Third Street
Valdes Battles Holman Tonight in Portland Bout
Cuban heavyweight Nino Valdes ranked fifth aims to raise his standing in a nationally televised 10 round hunt against Johny Holman of Chicago. Valdes is a 2 to 1 favorite locally, with both fighters predicting a difficult contest on ABC telecast from Portland CST.
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Portland
Gra
Nino Valdes
Johny Holeman
Chicago
Valdes
Standings and Results From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday standings show Cleveland two, New York four, Chicago three, Baltimore two, Kansas City one. Results include Little Rock five over Atlanta four, Nashville five over Mobile four, Birmingham three over Memphis one, Chattanooga five over New Orleans zero. Today’s games feature Little Rock at Atlanta, Memphis at Birmingham, New Orleans at Chattanooga, Mobile at Nashville. Cincinnati of Brooklyn and Milwaukee at Philadelphia, St. Louis at New York also on tap.
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Hearits
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Little Rock
Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
New Orleans
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Lite Rock If
Mobile New Orleans
Aly Chattanooga
Clincinnate
Pittsburgh
Women Bowlers to Erect Headquarters in Columbus
Dayton, Ohio, reports that Columbus was chosen as the site for a proposed 250,000 headquarters by the Women's International Bowling Congress, beating Detroit and Chicago. Columbus has served as WIBC HQ for about two years. WIBC also picked Buffalo over Denver for the 1988 tournament, with next year’s event to be in San Francisco. Fort Wayne bid for the 1960 tournament. Mrs Jeanette Knapprath of Milwaukee was named to her 12th three year term as president.
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Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
Women's International Bowling Congress
WIBC
Detroit
Chicago
Buffalo
Dengar
San Francisco
Fort Wayne
Ind
Congress
Jeanette Knapprath
Milwaukee
Italy's government teeters as anti Communist SDs push walkout
In Rome the three year old government faces collapse as Social Democrat deputies vote to quit the coalition. Prime Minister Segni's Christian Democrats could govern with Liberal support if the SDs depart. Republicans quit earlier, leaving a fragile majority in the Chamber of Deputies.
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Maly
Thay
United States
Burope
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Ansionig ™ Segni
Social Democrats
Segni
Christian Democrats
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Chamber of Deputies
Republicans
Alauge Hand
Giuseppe Sarakat
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Prais
Calles
Fhe
Alebt
Genigr
Bloc
Menally Shumenk
Suzy Parker Embraces Independence Amid Hollywood Rise
Hollywood’s Suzy Parker, early 20s, rails against marriage while pursuing fame. Born in San Antonio Texas and raised in Pomona Springs Florida, she built a modeling career with Dorian Leigh’s help, then moved to Paris and Berlin before returning to the United States. She acted briefly, trained with Stella Adler, and earned a contract after meeting Cary Grant in a Fox test, confirming her shift from modeling to film with Kiss Them For Me in sight.
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Europe
Cary Grant
Jayne Mans+field
Suzy
Span Antonio
Tex
Pomona Springs
Flo
Jacksonville
Dorian Leigh
Vogue
Harper’s Bazaar
Paris
North Africa
Berlin
United States
Sam
Richard Avedon
Stella Adler
Fox
Tight Money to Be Issue in Campaigns
Dem leaders say Eisenhower era tight money policies will dominate as the 1958 campaigns begin. Florida Senator Smathers leads a drive to frame high interest rates as harming farmers, home buyers, small businesses, and consumers, with Stevenson predicting Democrats can win on foreign policy, while Fundraising din ner nets about 150 200 dollars to trim a 660 000 deficit.
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Florida
Gayipalan
Adlai E. Stevenson
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Abros Stevenson
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Willy
Auking
Kluszewski to Undergo Disc Operation
Cincinnati star Ted Kluszewski the Redlegs slugger has decided to undergo spine disc operation. He consented last night and will have the procedure within the next week. Exact time and location have not been set.
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Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Cihelhtall Redleg
Jias
Boxing Roundup From City and Coast Fights Last Night
The Associated Press report lists bouts featuring Luke Easter of San Francisco knocking out Memo Balivares of Mexico and Charlie Norkas stopping Bob O'Brien of Fort Washington. Other results include Carlos Ortiz beating Ike Vaughn in Miami Beach and Elizbeth M. May outpointing Miami foe in Florida.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Cali
Luke Easter
San Francisco
City
Memo Balivares
Mexico City
Scranton
Charlie Norkas
Fort Washington
Bob O'Brien
Elizabeth
M.ay
Miani Beach
Fla
Carelos Ortiz
New York
Ike Vaughn
Cincinnati
U S to Send Atom Weapons to Formosa
The United States announces a Matador guided missile unit on Formosa capable of striking coastal targets across the strait. Air Force and Nationalist China plan to deliver patrol, craft and tank landing ships to replace aging vessels, with missiles operated by the U S Air Force and not handed to the Chinese Nationalists.
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Formosa
United States
U.S
Nanking
Shanghai
Canton
Seattle
Long Beach
Calif
China
U. S
Strait of
U. &Air Force
Saiwan
Taiwan
Networks Shuffle Fall Schedules Across Major Lines
Three networks overhaul autumn lineups as Lucy and Desi face changes while CBS shifts popular shows to new slots. Desi Lucy seek a monthly hour, Perry Mason fills gaps, and many series including Washington Square Bengal Lancers and Sir Lancelot end. Network moves spread talent across NBC ABC and CBS, with talks of new hosts and film projects shaping the season.
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Cynthia Lowry
York
Devili
Luucille Ball
Desi Arn
Lave Lucy
CBS
Desi
Lucille
VBS
Gleason
Perry Mason
Erle Slatley Gardner
Robert Montgomery
Sid Caesar
Guy Bolger
Washington Square
Roy Rogers
Fightin
Private Secretary
Selzak and Sons
Bengal Lancers
Sir Lancelot
Two
Eddie Fisher
Danny Thomas
Aother
ABC
Dean Pie
Khruschev Urges Swift Reorganization of Soviet Industry
In Moscow Khrushchev told the Supreme Soviet to carry out his plan to reorganize Soviet industry within two months. He urged merging several ministries and warned that reform must not simply shift control to local councils, stressing planning and technical control remain with the center.
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Communist Party
Nikita Khruschev
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Kamshchev
Defense Industry
Ministry of Power Stations
Ministry of
USA
Arkansan Bank Robbery Suspect Named Freeman Olivey Arrested
Federal authorities arrested George Freeman in Little Rock for participating in an $8,000 Arkansas bank burglary at the Bank of Holly Groves. Freeman admitted entering the bank last Tuesday and taking money. Edward Olivey and others also faced charges under a federal warrant.
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Freeman
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