Logart topples Turner in MSG slugfest for big cash
Isaac Logart, a 22 year old Cuban born fighter from Camaguey, scored a dramatic 10 round decision over Gil Turner at Madison Square Garden earning about 5 7000 and earning a December 2 title shot at the Garden. Promoter Harry Markson floated Don Jordan Virgil Akins or another Turner rematch as possible next steps for the rising lightweight.
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New York
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Gil Turner
Madison Square Garden
Flash
Kid 7Gavilan
Camp@guey
Don Jordan
Joe Miceli
California
Virgil Akins
Zhim
Turner
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
Logart
Ike
al Bert
Jack Gor
Don
Joe
Agnello
Gil
Ikre
Porkpies Top Freshmen At Union College Barbourville
Pork pies appear set to trend with Union College freshmen in Barbourville Kentucky. The group includes a Pig a Hogg a Bacon and two Hamms as part of a quirky local curiosity reflecting culinary themed humor in campus life. California produced 230 different scrapes in carload lots.
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Barbourville
Union College
California
Death cuts 59 year Ole Miss backer Blind Jim Ivey
In Chicago a famed Mississippi rebel supporter, 83 year old blind Jim Ivey, died of pulmonary tuberculosis. He never missed an Ole Miss home game in 59 years and traveled to Oxford to be buried beside his wife. University flags fly at half staff in his honor.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Blind Jim Ivey
Ole Miss
Arkansas
Oxford
Miss
Rebels
Blind Jim
Texas
Ivey
James Jr
Jim
University
Noted Scientist to Be Operated on 19th Time
TURIN Italy Prof Mario Ponzio 70 internationally known radiologist whose left arm was amputated July 2 will undergo another operation his 19th for removal of his right hand He suffered radium burns of both hands in his early years of X ray experiments The spreading burns already cost him most of his fingers but he continued his lectures at the University of Turin until early this year.
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Turin
Italy
Mario Ponzio
University of
National Coursing Meet Opens in Abilene for $25000 Purse
The National Coursing Association opens its annual meet in Abilene tomorrow with a total purse of 25000 dollars. The event runs through October 30.
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Abilene
National Coursing Assn
Senate Farm Meeting Set in Hutchinson on Nov 7
A Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on farm problems will be held November 7 in Hutchinson as one of 27 nationwide hearings. Senator Schoeppel invites residents to request to testify by writing to the State Board of Agriculture in Topeka, who will forward requests to Washington for agenda time. Chairman Ellender urges local area meetings where farmers appoint spokesmen to represent their groups at the hearing.
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U. S. Senate Agriculture Committee
Hutchinson
Andrew F. Schoeppel
State Board of Agriculture
Topka
Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Barker
Rom Norman
England
Margaret Nichols
Memphis
Tenn
Barbara Watson
Edna Brown
Donna Johnson
Elizabethtown
Ft. Knox
Charles Long
Ruth Fish
Grayson Homecoming Elects New Officers In Osceola
In Osceola Grayson Homecoming gathered residents for a basket dinner. Arthur Volker chaired the meeting with Edith Cox reading the 1954 minutes. Dora Hurley was elected president and Bertha Willey secretary treasurer. The second Sunday in October was set as the annual meeting date. Leona Domann led the program with old time songs, Leland Domann contributed two songs, and two whistling solos were performed, including La Paloma and Indian Love Call by Dorothy.
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Arthur Volker
Edith Cox
Dora Hurley
Bertha Willey
Leona Domann
Leland Domann
Trapp Piano Solo Featured At Local Event
A recital featured Trapp piano pieces performed by Mrs. Domann and other local musicians including Jennie Gibson and Jennie Davis with Hazel Jenkins. The program also highlighted a talk Our School In Other Years and a musical wedding arranged by Jennie Davis. Various community notices follow including travels to Manhattan and Topeka, Presbyterian and Methodist activities, and upcoming Halloween events.
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John Robbins
H. L. Johnson
Manhattan
Naomi Johnson
Kansas State College
Cecil Hudson
Topeka
Lena Hudson
Marlin McCreight
Presbyterian Aid
Warren Means
Vernor Hundley
Berniece
Edna Leech
Clarksburg, Tenn
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Gertrude Goldman
Cleveland
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Richard Sutton
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Caroline Hannah
Wichita
Eleanor Shill
Roger Barker
Phil Sehaggins
Elmer Edmonds
Don Simon
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Nancy Wolf
Lawrence
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