Summer high school baseball league opens Monday night
The Summer high school baseball league returns with six county teams and night games at 7:00 pm in High School park. Linton hosts Switz City in the opener. rosters list players for Linton and coaches for six clubs. The page notes boxing and racing tidbits, plus local golf and upcoming events.
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High School Park
Linton
Switz City Tigers
Charlie Hoskins
Roy Williams
Switz City
Chink Vosloh
Worthington
Herb Hayes
Jasonville
Frank Gourdoze
Bloomfield
Guy Glover
Solsberry
Tom Oliphant
Independent Baseball Nine
Daly Happy With TV Assignments in Europe Tour
New York actor James Daly enjoys a lucrative TV career with the Foreign Intrigue series. He toured Europe for 30 half hour episodes filming backgrounds in Paris Stockholm Marseille and Genoa. Daly notes the experience offered his family education while letting him continue acting abroad with producer Sheldon Reynolds and John Padavano.
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New York
James Daly
Europe
Daly
Paris
Stockholm
Iron Curtain
Sheldon Reynolds
Marseille
Genoa
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis
Reynolds
U.S
John Padavano
Tony
Mike Powers
Tomb Grooming Sparks New Era In Women Styles
New York fashion writers say Cheops tomb findings may spark a revival of ancient looks. They compare the potential trend to 1922 Tutankhamen excitement with Egyptian jewelry, hairdos, and Far East prints influencing everyday wear.
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New York
Cheops
Old Cheops
King Tut
Tutankhamen
Women’s Wear Daily
Costello Elected Ireland Prime Minister in Dail Vote
John Costello leader of the Fine Gael party was elected prime minister of Ireland, succeeding Eamon de Valera. The Dail vote totaled 79 for Costello and 66 against.
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Dublin
John Costello
Fine Gael
United Ireland Party
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Doctors Do Retire In Hartford CountyMd Bulletin Says Half Retire At 65
The Hartford County Medical Association bulletin reports many doctors retire by age 65, with about half of its members retired by that age.
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Hartford
Conn
The
County Medical Association
Americans Smoke Estimated 250 Billion Cigarettes Annually
An estimated 250 billion cigarettes are smoked annually by Americans highlighting widespread tobacco use and public health implications across the nation.
Humor Not Dead Behind Iron Curtain
Oppressed people behind the Iron Curtain share wry jokes about their Red rulers. A Polish Jew asks if socialism can be built in one country. A Budapest shop owner trains a parrot to say shortages. A peasant questions A bomb delivery by leather suitcases. A laborer praises the Communists, then reveals as a gravedigger.
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Washington
Iron Curtain
Red
Red humor rumor hints at traveler’s office remark
A traveler visiting the head of a Red satellite country scanned the office and finally uttered a playful rumor about the scene. The remark surfaced as a lighthearted aside in an otherwise formal visit.
Secret Ballot Joke From Czechoslovakia Elections
An anti-Communist joke circulates about factory council elections in Czechoslovakia. A voter opened the secrecy envelope at the ballot box asking who he was voting for, provoking the supervisor’s admonition that the ballot remains secret. The exchange satirizes intimidation and the mock direct line to Moscow in a tense political climate.
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Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Prague Family Faces Accusations Over Economic Grievances
In Vienna coffee houses a Prague noble family is named in a newspaper notice after a kin’s death. The following day the family is implicated in accusations of complaining about economic conditions and slandering the state, signaling a harsh public reproof.
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Vienna
Prague
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International Soundphoto
Costello
By Harman W. Nichols
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