Clements Gains Support Rises in Democratic Line
Fragmented OCR suggests strong support for Sen Earle Clements of Kentucky within the Democratic National Committee. Names mentioned include Paul Butler of Indiana and Michael V. DiSpirito of Ohio. notes reference Clements, 57, a former governor and longtime Senate member, as a Senate candidate with campaign leadership.
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Fights Last Night Indianapolis and Global Errors
Fragmentary report notes boxing at Indianapolis with Al Andrews drawing Jap Heell in a 3p Superior Wisconsin bout. Scattered lines mention names like Charlie Gren and Danie Bubriel Roseeldl, plus disjoint phrases on earthquakes and employment.
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Evangelist program at Harmony CME Church in Hot Springs
The Evangelist reports spiritual singers from Hot Springs will present a musical program at Harmony CME Church on Sunday June 13. The Bee Memorial and Garr ret Chapel Baptist junior choirs, plus other local groups, are listed with rehearsal nights and times for various church choirs. Also noted are visitors and guests including Mrs Jesse Phierson and Mr and Mrs F Ruffin Holston among others visiting local families.
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CME
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Rain It Speedway Classic Highlights and Notable Women’s Club Entries
A busy Indianapolis event features 33 drivers contending in the Rain It Speedway Classic with Jack McGrath on pole and fears of weather impacting positions. Separately, rice dish demonstrations and a Home Demonstration Council fair showcase 4-H projects, judges, and ribbons for Bertha Mae Smith, Julia Woods, and many others across Churchill, McCaskill, and New Hope communities.
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Sentry usher board meeting at Lonoke Baptist Church
Lonoke Baptist Church sentry usher board will meet Monday night May 3 at 7 00 p m All members are urged to be present and on time Annual Bread Contest And Handicraft Exhibit Held at Bethel AME Church Hope Arkansas May 2 began at 40 o clock AM Presiding officer Mrs Arietta Scott County Council President, emblems discussion and a musical number followed by county business and prize announcements.
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Baseball Umpiring Sparks Fresh Debate Across NL
In New York sports notes, umpire Larry Goetz harshly criticizes fellow officials calling a Chicago St Louis game lousy umpiring. Hank Greenberg sponsors a new rule enforcing restraint in trades across leagues starting June 15, limiting cross league waivers. Birdie Tebbetts leads Cincinnati with a determined stance as Musial and the Cardinals face continued scrutiny from managers.
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Larry Goetz
Chicago
St. Louis
Goets
Palmer Adds Five Thousand Dollar Purse
Fort Worth Texas Johnny Palmer boosted his bank amount by 5000 dollars and rose to fifth among top money winners en route to the Western Open at Cincinnati. The veteran, steady as ever, posted a 69 in the latest round and clinched a strong finish at the Colonial National Invitation golf tournament.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Johnny Palmer
Cincinnati
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Care
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Giants and Cardinals Triumph in MLB Action
The National League contenders moved up in standings as Philadelphia and Brooklyn posted wins and Milwaukee faltered. Chicago split with Cincinnati while St Louis beat Atlanta and New York edged Pittsburgh. Cleveland shone in the American, and Baltimore halted Chicago’s streak. The Polo Grounds crowd reached a season high as Johnny Podres left with a shoulder issue after a strong start.
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Ellite
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Aix
Dodgers
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Harvey Haddix
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Karl Prews
Faller
Bob Fried
Cardinals
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Warren
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Johony Pogres
Gill Hedgen
Local Scores Tie El Dorado and Hot Springs Results
Yesterday's results show Hot Springs 1 Meridian 6 and El Dorado 12 Greenville 3. Greenville plays Pine Bluff, Monroe and Meridian face Greenville in the schedule with El Dorado hosting Hot Springs and Meridian visiting Pine Bluff.
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Sopton States
el Dorado
Greenville
Monroe
Garnen
Hot Spings
Pine Britt Moniroe
Meridian
Baseball standings and results across leagues and cities
National League standings show Milwaukee 23 18 500 Brooklyn New York Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh with varied records. Yesterday's results include Philadelphia 8 10 Pittsburgh 5 and New York 3 St Louis 4 Milwaukee. Today's games list Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and others amid a busy schedule across multiple leagues and cities.
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Torr
Climber Found Alive after 1000-foot Fall on Mt McKinley
A four-climber party on Mt McKinley reports one Brooklyn soldier injured in a 1000-foot fall that killed companion George Thayer of Reedstown. Argus was found alive May 23 wrapped in a tent, with two survivors Morton Wade and Veirgck aiding his rescue as Dr. John McCall and Frank Milan coordinated a slow descent to safety.
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Ihe’ University of Alaska
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Hope Legionnaires Rally Past Wald Giants In Thriller
In Waldo yesterday the Hope Legionnaires beat Walds Giants 54 in a tense game. Marty Filogamo was ejected in the eighth after arguing with the umpire. Winning pitcher Top Smith allowed 4 runs on 6 hits with 8 strikeouts. Solomon took the loss, giving up 1 run on 3 hits. Coppitt started for Waldos, surrendering 4 runs on 5 hits with 3 walks and 4 Ks. Hope scored in the second on back to back singles by Johnson and Thomba, aided by a balk and a free pass. In the third Waldo answered with four runs on hits and an error, and Waldos tied it in the seventh on a Walls single and a balk. Filogammo later scored the winning run on a fielder’s choice in the top of the final inning as Hope opened their home stand.
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Boor
Mencager
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Solomon
Coppitt
Johnson
Thomba
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Legionnaires
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Segon
Barons Stop Atlanta's Win Streak in Doubleheader
In a Birmingham debut, Low Skizas sacrifed with bases loaded to drive in Herb Plews as the Barons beat Atlanta in the second game of a doubleheader. Bob Montag homered, and Atlanta's win streak fell just short of a club record. New Orleans swept Mobile 2-0 and 6-3, lifting the Pols into third. Lookouts split with Washville. Memphis won 4-2 then lost 5-3. Little Rock’s Jim Bunning no-hit for four innings in a 2-1 lead before Memphians rallied.
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Jim Bunning
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Fay
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Sagely Signs With Pro Team After Razorbacks Reach
Sagely from the University of Arkansas, who led the Southwest Conference in pass receiving last year, signed with a professional team. She joined three other athletes as the 1953-54 season marks her transition from college to pro play, with 55 passes for 556 yards and three touchdowns credited to her Razorbacks tenure.
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University of Arkansas
Ines
Razorbacks
Mantle Teases Yankees Dream Home Run Night at Fenway
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees indicated he would welcome the chance to face the Red Sox. The veteran outfielder has been nicknamed by fans and reporters for his prowess at Fenway Park. Mantle hinted at enjoying a season opener facing Boston, noting the excitement around a potential home run binge at the historic venue.
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