Burdette Dominates Giants With Fifth Victory Of Season
Lew Burdette pitched a five hitter to beat the Giants for the fifth time this season, narrowing the pennant gap as the Braves chase the club leaders. Sam Jones zigzagged in and out as Atlanta holds a one game edge with pivotal series ahead against the Dodgers and Cubs, while Cincinnati and Philadelphia surged in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
San Pramises
Uinyein
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Giants
Tis
San Francisco
Bordette
Sam Jones
Warren Spahr
Jack Sanford
Spahn
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rege
Heaque
Chicasa
St. Louis
Dodgers
Aq Olance
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Orlands Penn Cincinnati
Reds
Sandy Koprax
Frank Thomas
Willie Tones
del Crandall
Football Highlights From Tonight’s AP Feed
Football roundup from AP notes several games with mentions of teams and venues. Key players and results are summarized alongside locations such as taverns and college campuses.
Razorbacks Face Flu Disrupting Week of Prep
Arkansas coach Broyles guided the Razorbacks through a disrupted practice as flu fluency spread through the training corps. Players such as Childress and Batley were mentioned in limited availability while drills focused on pass protection and run plays ahead of a key game against Tulsa. An estimated crowd of about 29,000 was expected, with light work planned for later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettevie LE
Avk
Krank
Tito Che
University of Ae
S Training Corps
Paul
Eine
Chagh
Chou
Kane Firs
Boris
Gard
Joanne Fields
Hackle Toh
Childress
Fea
John Childress
Merlot EY
Broslos Gaia
Tulygium
Valea
Charlie Batley
LaMar Ve
Terry Keling
Gaelam
Issin Tines
Tulsa
Hurricane
Arkansas
Parkers
Razorbecks
Broyles
Jiniber UD Tomorrous
Cywd
Rieknit
Slaughter Key in Braves Win as Vorn Earns 17th
In a doubleheader opener at Chicago, Vorn fired his 17th win as Pittsburgh led 9.2 in Chicago. The Braves later tied it in the eighth while Crandall delivered a one out RBI single off Tones in the fourth. Semmy Taylor homered for Philadelphia and St. Louis had idle games. New York defeated Chicago 3-1 in the AL, Boston beat Cleveland, and Devoir defeated Baltimore 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Slaughter Kee
Gyo
Milwan
Joe Adeark
Nule
Slaughten
Crandalls
Braves
Vorn
Pittsburgh
Chicazy
Bob Friend
Semmy Taylor
Friend
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
White Sox
Devoir
Baltimore
Chisox on cusp of flag as weekend plans loom
Sports note from Associated Press reports the Chicago White Sox near clinching the pennant with a potential weekend finish. The Indians and Red Sox chase contention in a tight AL scene while Boston rallies to beat Cleveland. In the NL Lew Burdette blanks San Francisco to tighten the standings as Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Chicago split a doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hand
White Sox
Neal Chaser
Hein
America
Teagie
Cheampionship
Coto Ota
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Ciankees
Indians
Boston
Barkly Wynn
New York
Yanks
Rosie
Sim Coates
Tourhittey
Wyrtte
Bobby — Richardson
Wynn
Seco Ad
Mickey Mantle
Burra
Hector Lopez
Bauer
Tigh
Ova
Red Sox
Retruit Antured Furteeth
Ifrom
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Ling
Giants
Modest Goals Set by World Leaders
President Eisenhower and Soviet Premier Khrushchev pledge to seek better understanding during talks in Washington. Yet officials doubt any quick practical agreements will end Cold War conflicts, as Laos tension and a Security Council hold pose obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Eisenhower
Nikla Khushchev
Ggen
United States
Asi
Khrushchev
Rother
Laos
United Nations Security Council
Soviet Union
Khrushchey
PCO
Khyvushchey
Yerger Tigers Voyage to Pine Bluff Friday Night
Yerger Tigers travel to Pine Bluff to meet Merrill Tind Wgers after a decisive win over Camden. The squad focuses on pass defense and yardage as Merrill is expected to lead in the irdanes for most of the yards. A large Yarger fan contingent joined the Camden trip, and another big crowd is awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Ny
Blue Wily
Merrill
Tigers
Irdanes
Yurgon
Camden
Conehos McQueary
Smith
Yergor Fang
Higger Crawel
Standings and leaders from the American and National Leagues
The Associated Press reports standings with New York leading the American League and Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, and Chicago in pursuit. Results include New York 2 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 3 Detroit 2, with other Friday matchups listed. National League highlights include Milwaukee 65, Los Angeles 66, and Cincinnati wins. Major league batting, pitching, and fielding leaders are named, including Kuenn, Banks, Mays, Pinson, and Bunning, with season totals and marks across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated. Press
W. Ls Pet
Chienge
New York
Detroit
Flathmore
Boston
Katsas City
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cinquinati
Les Angeles
San
Associated Press
Aaron
Cunningham
Pinson
Mays
Banks
Chica
Robinson
Monon
Les
Angeles
White
Camp David agenda and Khrushchev in Washington
Leaders discussed Camp David conference agenda and Sonora, noting West Berlin issues and the Soviet drive. Eisenhower warned of clashes between US and Russia on key topics, while crowds greeted Khrushchev, police estimating about 200000 in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitushchey
Camp David
Sonora
Oriter
Eisenhower
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Washington
Rizenhower
United States
Russia
Eiserhower
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Khrushchev Wins Warm Reception In Washington Visit
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev addressed the National Press Club and Overseas Writers, faced sharp questions in a grueling interview, and met with the Foreign Relations Committee. He touted disarmament talks at the United Nations while promising further proposals, urging both sides to seek peace and shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Bright
Union Station
New York
Teader
Hig Hope
Washington
Soviet Union
United Nations
United States
Moscow
Enld
Khrushchev
Women's National Press Club
Calendar Of Events for September 17 20 in Nashville area
Local calendar lists a SW District Congress Chovua rehearsal at Munns Chapel Baptist Church on Sept 17 and Charmetts Soviet Club first fall meeting on Sept 17 at 7 30 pm. Gospelaires appear Sept 20 at Church of Christ the Son of the Living God, and New Light Church chorus performs Sept 20 at 7 30 pm in Nashville. Revival at Church of Christ Harris and Shover Street runs Sept 11 through 20 with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest District Congress Chovua
Charmetts Soviet Club
Elass
Verger
Gospelaires
Church of Christ the Son of the Living God
Tal P.m
J.C. Briggs
Southwest District Congress Chorus
Nashville
Phan
Church of Christ, Harris and
Shover Street
Lc, Briggs
Hospital Vacancy: U S Appoints Little Rock Negotiator
Don Russell, state director of vocational rehabilitation, was named by the state Board of Education and Governor Paulus as the official agent to handle federal dealings on converting the Hot Springs Army Navy hospital to a vocational rehabilitation center. A federal requirement prompted the appointment. Congress has approved a transfer action to President Eisenhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
APD
Don Russell
Hot Springs Army-Navy Hospital
Russell
State Board of Education
Overal E. Paulus
Congress
Fisenhowey
Cbin
Arkin
Attack on Memphis Man Sparks Racial Incident
A mob of 12 African Americans attacked a Memphis man, William Bevell, after leaving a park. Bevell said he had confronted the group before the assault. charges were filed and investigation continues. Separate reports reference top news on Eisenhower and Khrushchev seeking better relations amid global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
William Vp
Bevell
Bru
Knoe
Ruse
Bevel
Piiwe
Ugutlon
Herter's UN Speech Sparks Border Dispute and Nuclear Debate
Fragmented coverage notes Herter addressing the Assembly amid border dispute tensions with Taetia and criticism of the Soviet Union and North Vietnam. The Steering Committee votes to shelve seating Red China. discussion centers on Khrushchev and Eisenhower era diplomacy, nuclear test limits, and adopted disarmament themes in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taetia
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Red China
United Nations
Herter
Ju G
Khrushche
Fi Senhower Thoris
Khrueshchev
Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Try
Hatty
India
Frenne
Sahara
Moreen
Board reviews school reassignment requests in Little Rock
Little Rock School Board studied student reassignment pleas during a night session. Officials said decisions would be issued after student notification. The tentative review considered requests from one Negro and two other students as part of the district’s integration questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Bon Review
SHIN
Schoal Tg Tech
Murder Charge Filed in Pulaski Slaying
Police announce murder charges in a Pulaski case involving a suspect linked to the death of a man named Ben Davis. Court records show the case docketed at Pulaski County Circuit Court with hearings to follow and possible arrest details expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Murda
Ghigipal Court
ONG
Tober Davis
Ben Davis
Aleta
Buluski Ouonit Court
Gus Hestians
Marbeyy
Singer and Greek Friend’s Spain Visit Noted in Fragment
A fragmented snippet references a singer and a Greek friend living in Spain with scattered names and unclear roles. The text mentions Maria, Belchoy, Crete, and ships owners while alluding to a Barcolong Symphony or chestra and Louie W H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Avistad
Acai Ee Greedis
Callas ix
Barcolong Symphony Orchestra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Burdettes
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
John Deere
New Holland
Porter Implements & Garage
Porter
Brownson
Sonsole Desgn
Lehman
Hope
THE
Associatea Press
Boboe
Russellville
Beau Banville North Tittle Rapls
Ts Raunite Parkin Oat Gillette
Razorbacks
Chisox
Roberts
East Tath
Wooda
Harold Hendrix
Louisiana
Ark
M.S. Bates
Western Life Phone
Prospect
Ops
Cart
Montgomery Ward
Main Streets
First Mentional Bank
National Building
Joy O'Neal Edwards
Cie
Nial
Hin
Pine Bluff
Yerger Tigers
Nails E Kuenn
Fox Chicago
Kuenn
Runnels
Matzohe
Fox
Williams
Kan
Sas City
Allison
McDougala
Colavito
Cleve
Ieee
Killebregg
Stolen Bayes
Apar
Mantle
Shaw
Meluish
Bunning
Kin
Furk
Foreign Relations Committee
John Alden Knight
Jul Alden Knight
A. M. Bom
Esther Hicks
Whatley
Inelia Evang
N. Hazel Street
U. S
Kurushchiev
Budge
Andrews Screen and Glass CO
O, T Clark
Hope PR
McCaskill
D. L
Stephens
Cushman Tagle
Loui ‘Robison
Fairview
City of Hope
Mitchell
Prescott
Agea
Gulf Service
Lemog
Schooley
J. EL Schooley
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral, Home Dial
Avon
Saline Township
Columbus
Gran and
Vicinity
Hot Springs
Dallas
Texas
Reeves Co
Attleboro
Mass
LAND
Foster Land and Realty Company
Vincent W. Foster
C.F. Baker
Dorsey McRae
W. R. Routon
J.D. Boswell
D. Lester
3Rn
Hervey Hope
Waltham Watch Company
Ame
Wallhamy
NCOME
Ust
Eixcous
Tives
Terre U
AL Anu
West
St New York
Cubliapus
Publius
Stor of Hope
Consolidated Tan
Tn’ Hope
Hs LaFayette
Hood Nes
Nat'l Advertising
Tens Bank
Michigan Ave
Chia Aland St
Penobscot
Ces Terminal
Oke Okla
Avi
Prist
Sess Pia
As Wall
Asc Dispatches
Services Oy
Inger Sewing Ml
L. E. Booth
Ralph Montgomery
Deen Freeze
Hatcher
Mike Snyker
Virgil Daniel
Nists
Prescot
Amity
Shoint
Fie
Lovl Sen
Heth
Ey Hi Mu
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!