Boudreau Faces Challenge as A's Plan Kansas City Move
Lou Boudreau outlines an ambitious Kansas City Athletics project from Philadelphia roots. He vows a first division rise, stresses steady personnel moves, limited trades, and a focus on creating a local, confident team with strong public backing.
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Arnold Portocarrero
Jim Finigan
Philadelphia
Boudreau
Kansas City
Herman Long
Billy Hamilton
Johnny Kling
Diamond Data and Tuesday Baseball Schedule
The column lists American League standings with teams Washington Cleveland Chicago Kansas City New York Boston Detroit Baltimore and others, plus Tuesday scheduled games and Monday results. National League and Southern Association results and Texas League games follow with matchups and pitchers.
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Associated
G.B. Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
McDermott
Ford
Sullivan
Coleman
Trucka
Lemon
Garver
Kellner
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Mg St. Lewis
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Dandy
Cincinnati
Aig Chedule
Antonelli
Roberts
Sarkent
Erskine
Cncinnati
Statey
Spahn
St. Louis
Lawrence
Minner
Atlanta Chattanooga
Dallas
Beaufront
Shreveport
Farr Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Tala
Cardinals trim pitching roster to 15 with two sent to Omaha
The St. Louis Cardinals reduced their pitching staff to 15 by optioning right handers Marv Blaylock to Omaha and selling Stu Miller outright to the Omaha club of the American Association.
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al Schacht
Carl Hubbell
Ruth
Gehrig
Joe Cronin
al Simmons
Jimmy Foxx
Hub
Schacht
Bobby Thomson
Ralph Branca
Cookie Lavagetto
Bill Bevens
Nohitter
Gil Hodges
Sal Maglie
Carl Erskine
Mike Garcia
Allie Reynolds
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Stu Miller
Marv Blaylock
Omaha
Blaylock
Cardinal
Miller
Tax Notices Cashed Then Rejected in Denver Event
A Colorado report notes tax due notices were cashed like refunds by a shopper at a local supermarket while a bank refused payment. IRS state director George H. Allan discusses taxpayer obligations and the confusion over such receipts.
Lowry Wins Narrow Decision in Rematch With Adams at St. Nicholas
Lowry, 25, ex Marine from Toledo, defeats Adams in a 10 round telecast bout at St. Nicholas Arena by majority decision. Judges split on rounds, with Lowry 5-4-1 on the AP card. Adams holds a 14 6 record and had a three pound edge in weight. Giovanelli also defeats Christensen in a separate 10 round bout on the same card.
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New York
Paw Lowry
Adams
New Jersey
Lowry
Toledo
St. Nicholas Arena
Barney Felixs
Pat
Danny Viovanelli
Brooklyn
Denmark
Chris Christensen
Eastern Parway Arena
Giovanelli
Boss Lopez Signs Pact For 1956 With Indians
Cleveland Indians general manager Hank Greenberg announced on Monday that Al Lopez has signed a contract to manage the team in 1956. No terms were made public. Lopez led the club to the American League championship last season and has managed since 1951.
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Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
al Lopez
Greenberg
Cleveland Advertising Club
Lopez
Indians
Loretta Young Vacation Interr upted by Illness
Loretta Young's vacation in Oxnard California was interrupted by illness. Dr Hillary Mangin said she has subsiding localized peritonitis and the condition is responding to treatment. Dr W L Marxer described it as inflammation of the abdominal lining and noted surgery will not be necessary. Monticello was the name of Thomas Jefferson's home.
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Oxnard
Calif
Loretta Young
Hillary Mangin
Hollywood
W. L. Marxer
Real Estate Transfers List Details Numerous Property Deals
A dense record of real estate conveyances lists numerous transfers and quitclaims with varied consideration, mostly $1, across multiple townships, lots, and additions. Names include Sylvia McKinsack, Andrew Moser, Dorothy Kazmaier, Robert Mickett, Willard Cadwell, Frank Gadwell, Lacey Dexter, Ralph Rake, Theodorn Handke, Helen Dreher, and Elizabeth Ontjes among others. The entries reference parcels in NW, SW, SE, and NE corners, several tracts and lots, and recurring notes of no revenue or nominal sums.
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Ro Batder
Weogo
Ere
Dev
Age Teater
Sylvia McKinsack
ALG Tarpy Sr
Htm
Lot St
Tast
Rev
Kart
Heli
Chirenee
F Merker
Jatin B. GeGersen
Dea
Fang
Compton
Walter Sider
Richart
Mt Morris & Wi
Werbett
Tee WU
Andrew Moser
Dorothy Kazmaier
Mverett Christenson & Wt
Robert W. Mickett
Betts Rose Pickett
Lone Star Park
Willan H. Cadwell
Frank J. Gadwell
NIST
Kety
Wau Aeron
Charles N. Eberhart
William B. Lemesany
Jean Courter
Emesany
Joe Ro Beeler Jr
William
Louis Haug
Lawrence
Chris J Kraft
Lacey Dexter
Ralph Rake
St. Keg
Ayan
Handke & Wh
Lote
Southwest
Prayner
Charter FE
Trager
Glen O. Wilson
Onal
Wilson
Bik
Baydora
John A. Taylor
Robert JD. Harrison
Albert Franklin Cree
Hillcrest
Adryn O. Grover
William Eberhard
Maude Eberhard
Wilfred Loft
Lane
Christian
Rew
BA. C
F. Stihaen
Carl
Schrandpe
Lorad Brerzedale
Harry A. Ashby
Claude EL Ginideterry
Siti
Ty Rulon J. Awsh
Kobere Sushauin
Joseph T Lenahan
Lote d
Rik
Eudora
Harhara Jean Hariwow
Helen Ky Dreher
University Viave
Caren A Gorrill
Kenneth Treomor
Wesley Ward
Karl
Bern Connelly
Leland Lewis & Wr
Jack Co Roney
Prairie Actas
Donald Howard McConnell
Frank Kennedy
Waite Bort Fe
Hilterear
James Fo Schubert
Donald RK Strehiever
Loos Bik
Park Ha
Maurie Rl
Blan G. Ronnd
Robert C Stewart
Harold AL. Rethrock
Claude
House Group Demands Hoover Commission Facts On Waste Article
A House armed services subcommittee invited Neil MacNeil to explain how Readers Digest published an article on military waste. Rep Hebert says the Hoover Commission task force findings should have preceded the piece, but the report was delayed and the article ran first.
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Washington
House Armed Services Subcommittee
Hoover Comission
Hebert D-Lal
Neil MacNeil
Ranmission
Hebert
Armed Services
W.L. White
John B. Hollister
Commission
White
Hollister
Brooklyn fighter Giovanelli tops Christensen in close decision
Brooklyn's Danny Giovanelli, 150, defeated Denmark's Chris Christensen, 143, on points in a ten round bout. Pat Lowry, 14912, beat Pete Adams, 15243, of Newark, N J, on points. Edmonton's Ezzard Charles stopped Vern Escoe, 197, from Canada in the third round.
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Astoctastea Press
Brooklyn
Danny Giovanelli
Chris Christensen
Denmark
New York
Pat Lowry
Toledo
Pete Adams
Newark
N. J
Edmonton
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Vern Escoe
Canada
New Baseball Season Brings Many New Managers
A peak at opening day reveals six American League clubs with new field bosses and several moves from other clubs. Charley Dressen also manages the Dodgers and Senators, stirring talk with bold predictions and a sharp coaching style.
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Whitney Martin
New York
Washington
Cincinnati
Mayo Smith
Phillies
Paul Richards
Baltimore
White Sox
Bucky
Harris
Detroit
Lou Boudreau
Red Sox
Kansas City
Yes Pinky Higgins
Marty Marion
Richards
Charley Dressen
Oakland
Dressen
Dodgers
Senators
Charley
Brooklyn
Walter Alston
Dodger
Bucky “Harris
Ike signals bigger U S aid to Asia in speech
President Eisenhower announced the United States is prepared to boost aid to Asian nations for economic development and higher living standards. He said Congress would be asked next week to approve a foreign aid program including economic assistance to free nations of South and East Asia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Unites States
Congress
Free Nations
South and East Asia
Easter Sunrise Service at United Brethren Church
Woodstock reports cooperation among McLoush churches for an Easter Sunrise Service at the United Brethren Church. The verse covers Sunday school, services, and a covered dish dinner after a neighborhood circle gathering. A miscellaneous shower honored Mr. and Mrs. John Petrie, with many gifts and a guest book.
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Wellman Chapel
McLoush
United Brethren Church
Lpacm
Arthur Lasher
A. T. T.asher Dro
A.T. Lasher
Sue Downune
Theeniis
John Petrie
Frances Rolin
Sparks
Bess Davison
Jeffrrson County
American Cancer Society
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Nortonville
Miles Pulford
Tom Stewart
Ruth Windsor
Reide
Davis
Guy Shultz
Board of Directors
Shultz
W. H. Love
Buddhist priests form union in Wakayama Japan
Sixty three Buddhist priests from the 1150 year old Koyasan Kongotnu lineage form a union in Wakayama demanding protection and challenging arbitrary personnel changes.
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Wakayama
Japan
Koyasan Kongotnu Wimple
Theis
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Diamond Data
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Thomas Jefferson
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Jtegnette Lo Morgan
Fred Fo Fermax
Ekart
Elizabeth A. Ontjes
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Fairtay Ete
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Jack Palance
Color Cartoon New Today
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Mreo
Jon Wits
Turner
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Mas Waele Rath
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Tha Thther
Moeteanth
Mroo
Aedlai Wolke
John Lane
Afome Wellinoof
Tarrs
Dawe
Lreiter
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Berne Diep
Ola Keeityer Ani
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Moyo
Lottie Ware
Methotial Hospital
Thuvescay
Omeo
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United Assisty Technicolore
John Steinbeck
Elia Kazan
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