Odd Bits From Hal Boyle Column Clipped Notes
A garbled Hal Boyle column item cites odd facts from varied topics. It references parakeet population shifts, a 380 pound birth in Cleveland, twins, aging and medical records, a singer Kate Smith, a submarine vision tale, a bullheaded organization of square-named people, Kipling and Mephistopheles, a rapid car speed claim, and a joke about Oscar Wilde with a quip on what a cyple is.
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Wal Boyle
New York
Owen Dix
Fing
Pei
Cleveland
Wright
Bert
Kate Smith
North America
Alexander Ibn Greal
Lane
Kipling
East Tennessee District Fair Horse Show Winners Listed
A lengthy readout of Monday results from the East Tennessee District Fair and Horse Show includes Open Jumpers, Open Three-Gaited, and Amateur classes. Ridden and owned by numerous competitors such as Tom Vester, Jehany Racker Kinenvort, Bale Fleeegr, Mary Sonim Tour, and others, the report details placements, entries, and prize amounts across many divisions.
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East Tennessee
Perak
Silver Mallar
Emerge
Mester Digean
Baoavble
Tom Vester
Ceranite
Haden
A. Awe Hetnoldy Hye
Eid
Wawel
Koga
Prey
Wykwler
HisKerscie
Tuvan Springs
UES Amairae
Ringsport
Sriven
Tob Wetlng
Keene
Tiky Kevinke
Kavavlly
Moa
Atemanies
Pasage
Jt A. Haden
Hankvilin
Dive
de Mose
Claes
Allan Jolnand
Ile
Tks
Tate Y Shite
M.C
Mra Allen Morton
VMN
Tiel
Con Walker
Madorn Mercer
al Adarenie
Mythexand
Firensa
Cleveliai
Carter Cox
A Panens Fiayd
Gregnvnie
Arith
Eis Berrie Horror
Baker Cater Binbles
Feith
Claire
Lailen
Pavey
Tennie Menking
Moustah
Texas
Camlain Daltgar
Mmney
Spalahour
Darth Bese
Marcia Bieri
Rachel Bhesith
Wess
Wieniamfaton
Cas Walker Medaea Mercer Ug
Mary A. Spatshaur
Hel’ Linddia
Herrid
Vin Pitt
Galen
Mirky
Wraxvile
Wyden Vander Alaspeare Olds
Pirsy Dan Rudder
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Fee
Ance Paige
Kingsport
Paul Hatree
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Oey
Flaneth
Zeit
Davie Mingapert
Carel Bridwill
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Seth
Andrew Carter
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Vile
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I Clana
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Terpepers Baths
Nigh
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Kennet Ital
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Salent
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Tate Kerrag
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Klean Pom Bluey
Ruch Harty Wail
Ine
Catherine Tyree
Anita
Tire
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Waned Ariven" Deater ‘Turner
Karasilin Brand
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Clement Raps Ike's Labor Policy at Allen rally
Gov Clement assailed the Eisenhower administration on labor during a rally in Allen Kentucky. He urged that the cabinet lacks understanding of mining work and contrasted Democratic and Republican approaches amid campaign activity. The event featured remarks by local officials and party delegates.
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Ike
Wie
United Mine Works
Tennesse
Brand
Eisenhower
Kellicky
Fane G Clements
Elemon
Pahiican Newstan
B. Morlun
Clemnly
Sam Caddy
Kenturky
Senate
Low Anderson
Colardess
Tenn Highways Report Nine Fatalities Over Labor Day Weekend
A Labor Day weekend report shows six traffic deaths on Saturday and three on Sunday, totaling more than last year’s three-day holiday figures. Victims include Ray 48 of Mendenhall, Will Perkins 24 of Louisville near Centerville, and others in Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, and Illinois.
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Associatro
Jaiile Victorsy Ray
Mene Blyingston
Will F. Perkins
Louisville
Centerville
OL Morrow
Memphis
William C. Grestmap
Cincinnat
New Taecwel
Duane
Chicago
Ripley
Edward Lee Coggin
Nashville
Clause Alles
Nashvle
Annabelle Stokes
Mem- Tus
Martha Parvim
Bulls Gap
Russians Set Off Third Nuclear Test Blast In 10 Days
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that Russia conducted a third nuclear test in 19 days. Officials said the explosion was comparable in size to earlier tests, potentially around one million tons of TNT, with confirmation pending about weapon type.
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Washington
Rigen Inter
Republican senatorial candidate shakes hands in Elm speech
Republican senatorial candidate Johnny Sherman Draper greeted voters in Elm as he considered an elstern speech. Cooper faces opposition from former Deiorrathc Cer. Lawrence Wetherby runs for the four year term to replace the late Alben Barkley.
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Johny Sherman Draper
Coaper
Sonner
Lawrence Wetherby
Alben Wylarkley
Stevenson Learns Secret Then Runs Like A Deer
James Marlow analyzes Stevenson campaign pivot after 1952 loss, noting his shift from ornate rhetoric to plain spoken appeal. The piece tracks Stevenson’s 1958 emergence, media tone, and evolving public reception as he adapts messaging and public presence amid political setbacks and Kefauver clash.
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James Marlow
Newn
Alice
Canis
Fata
Maynlyz
Ty Pranl
Redemptive Temper and Jesus Teachings on Tension
The passage argues that tension can drive creative achievement and spiritual growth when guided by redemptive intent. It contrasts destructive anger with constructive, compassionate response, citing Jesus' woes to Pharisees and his weeping over Jerusalem as examples of disciplined emotion. It urges tempering all attitudes to align with Kingdom aims.
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Jesus
Benediut
Bliap Wien
Ager
Jerusalem
Matt
Ammon
The Family Scrapbook on Johnny Ruskin’s Good Points
The story contrasts parental bias with Johnny Ruskin’s positive traits. Mrs Ruskin fixes on clothes and misreads Johnny’s kindness, thoughtfulness, and schoolwork while Miss Mistle praises him. The piece argues adults often overlook good points due to surface judgments.
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Miss Mistle
Radio TV Notebook Recaps NBC Radio TV Stars Weekly
A chaotic chatty Radio TV Notebook reviews New York programs and performers. It highlights James Only Alcon Tretre Saddonnie Woodward Ralph Stary Sonny Fox and others, noting contract plans and show developments. Mentions Mindy Carson Alan Dale Merv Griffin Bob Haynes and Peter Lind Hayes among onscreen and onair talent in a brisk, opinionated snapshot of schedules and personalities.
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INS
James
Woodward
Benita
Dean
Kim Stanley
Ralph Stary
Sonny Fox
Italy
Nal March
Mere Yehear
Peter Lind Hayes
Godfrey
Pete
Cooler Air Spreads Over Parts of U S
Cooler air from the Northern plains was spreading southeastward over the upper Mississippi River Valley Central Plains and parts of the Central Rockies. Temperatures fell as much as 20 degrees at Grand Island Nebraska and St Cloud Minnesota while precipitation occurred in western areas.
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Mississippi River Valley
Central Plains
Central Rockies
Grand Island
New
St. Cloud
Minn
Annexation meeting on Fort Robinson school site
A called gathering at Fort Robinson hall will decide if Fort Robinson should join Winesport City of Winesport. Residents will vote on annexation to link Fort Robinson with the city.
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Fort Robinson
Fort Robinson School
Cirens
Winesport
Former Ambassador Radford Educator Blasts Segregation Plan
The report covers Virginia leaders and educators opposing Governor Stanley’s plan to handle public school integration. Dr Martin and Univ. of Virginia leaders condemn abandoning public education, while lawmakers debate funding with local option and pupil assignment proposals.
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Stanley
Hichmond
Anothecy
WF Southelde
Virginia
Tolounties
Wr Arlington Legis
Martin
Charles Martin
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Marlin
Colgate Darden
Ithe University of Virginia
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Wii
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Anyoone
Rep
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Music Teacher Must Be Sailor
In Penobscot island community a music teacher is sought to protect a $2,800 investment in instruments and outfits for junior and senior high school bands. The school committee cites transportation and island access as major obstacles while seeking someone who can teach and travel by boat or boat routes.
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Uber
Sehool
Salare
Fair Performer Falls To Death
A veteran showman named Prany W. Staseh died before a crowd of about 3,000 at a Minneapolis fair. The tragedy occurred as he performed a dangerous act, witnessed by his wife and son, with reports noting prior planning and a theatrical mouthpiece involved in the spectacle.
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Kentucky
Risdine
Missouri Medical Journal
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Minneapolis
Minn
HINSS
Prany W. Staseh
Wader
Manenvess
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