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The Negro Community and Church Programs in Nashville
The notice outlines a 20th anniversary event for Rev. F. PR Williams and a Missionary Department program sponsored by multiple churches. Rev. P L Phelps and Rev A Morris are listed as speakers with Mrs Lenouilla Grafton as guest speaker. a 3:00 PM program at Church Hill M E Church Ongoing dinner on the ground. Obituary details Mrs Mollie Phillips Nashville Arkansas dies. Funeral plans to be set by Hicks Funeral Home. Vacation Bible School Beebe Memorial C M E Church announces June 3 start with May 20-31 registration and 50 cent literature fee.
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Howard County Memorial Hospital
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Standings and results in Southern Association baseball league
The Southern Association standings show Memphis 27 16 4 Nashville 27 2 Atlanta 25 2 Chattanooga 24 21 Little Rock 18 21 Birmingham 20 25 New Orleans 2 27 Mobile 27 28 Yesterday's results list Little Rock 4 New Orleans 0 Mobile 4 Memphis 1 Chattanooga 3 Birmingham 2 Nashville 5 Atlanta 4 Today's games include New Orleans at Little Rock and Atlanta at Nashville with others noted as scheduled.
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Racing Fans Get Set for Speedway in Indianapolis
Indianapolis crowd lines up for the 1911 inaugural thriller at the Speedway as 33 drivers prepare for the 500 mile race. Lee Wallard, winner of the 1991 race, predicts a fast contest with speeds near 192 mph, while front-row contenders include Bat O Connor, Eddie Sachs, and Troy Ruttman.
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Ortiz Aims to Extend Unbeaten Streak in Lightweight Bout
Chicago reports Ortiz seeks his 24th straight victory as he faces Parisian Felix Ghioea in a 10 round lightweight match. Outcome and specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR, but fight is billed as Ortiz defending a dominant run.
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Athletics Assess $35 Per Game in Jackson County
Kansas City Athlet ics face a new tax of 85 dollars per game totaling about 2 500 dollars annually. The license replaces an unpaid past 9 900 dollar fee, sparking protests and pending court action. Jackson County Court approved the fee 241 with Judge Hunter Phillips objecting noting the act grew out of control. City council had rejected a 5 percent gross profits proposal from Charles C Shafer Jr.
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Baker's Union Corruption Charged Before Senate Probers
Senate hearings open Tuesday on corruption and malpractice in Bakers Union funds. Teamsters President Dave Beck and two aides face questions as committee probes alleged misuse of about 15 thousand dollars, with Beck invoking the Fifth Amendment repeatedly. Curtis B. Sims, a key witness, is expected to testify about alleged fund misuses by Union leaders.
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Dodgers Giants Get the Chance to Journey West
National League officials opened the door to moving the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers to the West. If consent is granted, Giants to San Francisco and Dodgers to Los Angeles, with the league president authorized to approve. A Cincinnati shift to New York was not discussed. Los Angeles faces a $39.5 million bond issue for a city stadium, while San Francisco plans a $5 million fund to lure the Giants.
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Red Overflow Brings Production Losses In Texas Field
Oil companies Arkha, Tyler Exploration, Gulf Corp. and Dorado were granted a daily output increase from 42 to 56 barrels in the Bradley West Field near Texavana to offset production losses after the Red River flood. Canadian WWII veterans received roughly 303 million dollars in discharge payments with about sixty percent spent on furniture and home repairs.
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Gross Hurls a Fine Game But Loses to Braves
Cincinnati pitcher Don Gross, 24, threw one of his best games but took a 4 0 loss to the Milwaukee Braves. He walked none and struck out two, yielding only two hits as he dropped to 1 0 for the season. The Braves ended their skid and moved to third in the NL standings while the Phillies walloped the Giants 16 4 and the Cubs beat the Cardinals 4 1 in other NL action. In the AL, the White Sox led and the Yankees won in 10 innings over Boston. Cleveland beat Detroit 4 3 on Frank Robinson’s two run pinch homer in the ninth.
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Pony League Kickoff Delivers Lopsided Openers
Hope Big Leaguers dominate two Pony League games against Atlanta Texas with 6 4 and 10 1 wins while Hope Builders blast First National 43 to 2. Errors plagued the Auto and Two home runs helped Builders as Crescent Drug Street presented a citywide championship trophy to last season’s winners with another trophy to be awarded this year.
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Fights Overnight Across Cities Reported By United Press
New York veteran Charlie Nor jkus aged 104 and Baton Rouge fighter Crowe Peele aged 186 were noted in New Orleans outpointer action. Hollywood reports Jose Luis Colero 128 defeating Ricardo Moreno 127 in a bout. Vermont’s statehood date 1791 cited, and Vatican City's territorial area noted as 108.7 acres in the roundup.
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Cardinals sweep Cubs as five in relief dominate
In a two game set the Cardinals won 5 in relief while nine hits beat Moe Drabowsky. Bill Fischer earned his third victory with a six hitter for the A's. Rip Coleman allowed two in the first as the White Sox rallied on Lollar's RBI and a double steal. Yogi Williams tied it with a 11th inning homer for Boston before the Yankees answered with Bauer’s double and clutch hits. Don Messí debuted for Cleveland, yielding three hits in eight frames for his second win.
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Aggies Basketball Coach Ken Loeffler Resigns Amid Probation
Texas A&M battles with a probation tied to recruiting violations impacting football and other sports. Ken Loeffler, under fire for alleged rule breaches, resigns and receives a severance while NCAA weighs removal of the probation that suspended bowl eligibility and national championship contention.
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