Brown Pitches One-hitter To Boost Orioles Lead
Orioles pitcher Skinny Brown, once mocked as line drive Brown, held the New York Yankees to one hit and beat them 4-1 to lift Baltimore to a 2 1/2 game AL lead. Ronnie Hansen hit a three-run homer for the Orioles in the fifth, boosting their surge as Frank Baumann stymied Detroit earlier. Other scores across the leagues included Pirates 5 Reds 0 and Cubs 2 Giants 1.
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Paul Richards
Brown
Baltimore Orioles
Ieader
Greensboro
N.C
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Baumann
Frank Baumann
Detroit
White Sox
Tigers
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Friend
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ronnie Hansen
Duke Maas
Scottish Rite Plans Annual Fish Fry in Evansville
Scottish Rite Masons from 19 Indiana counties including Greene will attend a Saturday fish fry in Evansville. The event at the Scottish Rite Gardens on the Old Boonville highway starts at 2 p.m. and the fried fish supper runs 5 30 to 6 30 p.m. Professional entertainment is included.
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Indiana
Greene County
Evansville
Boonville
Students observe Law Day at manslaughter trial
Students from seven Orange County high schools attended a manslaughter kidnapping trial in Chelsea Vermont as part of a program for observing Law Day.
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Chelsea
UPI
Orange County
Electric motors and fishing tales mix in local SPORT SLANTS
Local anglers discuss shifting from gasoline to electric motors amid weak batteries and paddles as a nod to practical gear. The column notes anglers from Ohio and distant license plates at pits, plus baseball insight tying catchers to successful managers and pitcher management.
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Ohio
Minnesota State Fair Moves to St Paul After Rivalry
The Minnesota State Fair, once rivaled by Minneapolis when the rival city sponsored a competing event, settled in St Paul after Minneapolis drew larger crowds. The fair changed venues for five years before establishing permanent grounds in St Paul.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Linton Stockton Class of 1935 Holds 25th Reunion Dinner
Twenty five members of the 1935 Linton Stockton High School class gathered with spouses at the municipal golf course clubhouse for a 25th anniversary dinner. Hubert Lynch emceed, honored five deceased members, and read messages from several classmates. A prize recognized the farthest traveler and the member with the most children, with plans for a five year reunion and a social hour to close the evening.
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Linton- Stockton High School
Municipal Golf Course
Hubert Lynch
Darrell Woolsey
Faye McKee
Wendell Carter
Geneva Elkins
Louise Rode Cunningham
Paul Dean
Mary Beck
Harold Miener
Jessie Heaton
Dale Curtis
Rosemary Walker
Carolyn Singer Jones
Vernon Foster
Hubert Trinkle
Robert Cannon
Robert Mellon
Comrade Walter Wakefield Rites Held at Bloomfield
Comrade Walter Wakefield born June 10 1886 at Switz City died May 22 after months of ill health. A longtime educator and attorney he served Greene County as school superintendent and county prosecuting attorney. Purple Heart WWI veteran, he taught 31 years and held a law professorship at Valparaiso. Funeral at Jenkins and Sons Bloomfield with full military honors by Linton American Legion post. The service featured graveside rituals, taps and benediction.
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Walter
Jack” Wakefield
John E
Joanna Yeoman Wakefield
Switz City
Wakefield
Greene County
Marco
Freedom
Solsberry
Valparaiso University
Linton First Methodist Church
Linton American Legionist
Ruth Strauser Wakefrele
William Wakefield
Wheaton
Berniece Rogan
Hammond
Andrew Hayes
Herbert Poole
Ancil Tryon
Elmo Tincher
Max Edington
Harvey Hodges
J. Fred Hineman Sr
Robert Hemmerling
Roy Brannon
Brannon
John Reeves
McCarty
New Push-Button Phone Debuts for Office Use
A new push-button telephone from North American Philips eliminates dialing and connects parties at triple speed for inter-office use, offering faster direct connections.
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New York
UPI
Philips
Headache as Leading Cause of Absenteeism in Minnesota
St Paul Minnesota reports from the Minnesota State Medical Association show headaches are the top reason for worker absenteeism in offices and industry. Physicians hear more headache complaints than any other illness and patients spend more time seeking cures than for other ailments.
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ST. Paul, Minn
UPI
Minnesota
Big Time Is Waiting For I U Alumni
Bloomington grads return for a weekend of events starting Friday June 3 with a 5 30 p m alumni banquet at Memorial Stadium and a pair of Alumni Institute lectures on The Impact of Science on Our Civilization.
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First Institute
N.R. Hanson
E. E. Grant
Department of History
Logic of Science
Board of Trustees
Hermann J. Muller
EJ. Konopinski
Philip Appleman
C.L. Schutze
Well House
Emeritus Club
Union Building
George F. Krueger
Singing Hoosiers
Hoosier Queens
Europe
Schools of Law
Arthur Miller
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Steers Opts to Run Again as Attorney General
Indianapolis United Press International reports Attorney General Edwin K. Steers will seek renomination for a third term at the June 24 state GOP convention, ending speculation about a lieutenant governor bid. Steers, in a second term as AG, said county leaders urged him to run and he announced his candidacy for attorney general.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Edwin K. Steers
Steers
Beneath It All New York Lingerie Spending Stats
A UPI report notes New York career girls spend about 150 dollars yearly on lingerie. Kayser interviews reveal averages per woman: four girdles, six bras, ten panties, twelve slips, plus six nightgowns, three pajamas, two robes and one bed jacket.
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New York
UPI
Kayser
Madison Avenue
Cases Heard In Greene County Justice Courts
The Greene county justice of the peace court list includes defendants from several states charged with traffic and ordinance offenses. Notable fines include Donald G. Clark for driving without a license, and George Lee Dearing for failing to stop at a sign. Other defendants face curfew violations, improper passing, speeding, and public intoxication. Several defendants unable to pay fines are committed to Greene County jail.
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Justice of Peace
Greene County
Donald G. Clark
Indianapolis
Dixie L. Copeland
Charlott Powell
Worthington
Worthington Ordinace
Oral D. Norris
Bloomfield
George Lee Dearing
U.S. Highway 231
Fletcher Bendler
Highway 231
Garry W. Stahl
Sullivan
Malone Wills
Sandborn
Leon M. Uland
Solsberry
James Peter
LaPeer
Mich
William J. Tindell
Eldorado
Ill
Linton
Ancil Jewell
North Bucktown Visits and Holidays Gatherings Mentioned
North Bucktown residents report visitors and family gatherings over the holidays. Dennis Fordice and friends attended a White Rose church Fellowship on Monday evening. Otto Ridge and Louise Ridge of Paxton visited George Fordice, with Linda Goodman a guest of Brenda Mayfield. Carl Ridge and Cass relatives joined Willard Goodman’s family. Roy Lee Smith returned home after Pennsylvania visit. Claude Foster and son hosted Lawrence Brewer and granddaughter from New Castle. Leon Pahmeier and children from Muncie visited Donald Pahmeier and Ocie Jackson, spending Sunday at Owensburg cemetery. Willard Andis of Pleasantville visited Dennis Fordice Thursday. Dale Jacobs of Linton visited his mother Martha Jacobs Sunday.
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Dennis Fordice
Dugger
White Rose Church
Otto Ridge
Louise Ridge
Paxton
George Fordice
Linda Goodman
Brenda Mayfield
Carl Ridge
Cass
Willard Goodman
Roy Lee Smith
Smith
Willard Andis
Pleasantville
Dale Jacobs
Linton
Mr. Jacobs
Martha Jacobs
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