Milwaukee signs Dennis Overby and Harold Stowe in early signings
Dennis Overby an 18 year old southpaw with nine high school and American Legion no hitters signed by Milwaukee. Gueases on the bonus paid the Chetek Wisconsin youth range up from 100000 dollars. Harold Stowe Clemson pitcher signed for about 28 thousand dollars. Bubba Phillips named quiet man of White Sox was a star in football and college. Seattle acquired Bob Mabe from Cincinnati on option. 8 Cardinal Gas House Gang members met to relive the 1934 World Series victory. Juan Pisarro Lewisville left hander pitched his first net hit game against Charleston.
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Dennis Overby
American Legion
Milwaukee
Chetek
Wis
Yankees
Clemson
Harold Stowe
Bubba Phillips
Chicago White Sox
Macon
Miss
Bubba
Mississippi Southern College
Seattle
Bob Mabe
Cincinnati
Leuis
Inflation robs fixed incomes as prices double since 1939
A family economics study from a national life insurance company argues inflation misleads Americans about genuine prosperity. It notes output per person rose, yet money in circulation tripled, causing prices to double and harming widows orphans retirees and other fixed income groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Prough
Family Economics Bureau
National Life Insurance Company
Insurance Company
U. S
Gas taxes. federal plan questioned by local editorials
In Breese Berlin and Lincolnton editorials the cost of gasoline is examined with tax shares near 80 percent of refinery prices and a critique of proposed higher federal and state taxes. The Breese piece argues excess tax burden dilutes highway funding while funds diverted to general treasury would cover deficits. The Lincolnton note champions intellectual freedom and warns against restricting inquiry and criticism as a path to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breese
Berlin
N. J
Congress
Federal Highway Trust Fund
General Fund of the Treasury
Highway Trust Fund
Lincoln Times
Lincelnton
N. C
Affair Over Home Life Strains Push Roy Toward Romance
Roy confronts a failing marriage and begins an affair with Helen after deciding to change his routine. He invites Helen for afternoon coffee and later dinner and dancing, hoping to escape his home life with weekends away and more dates. Helen reacts with mixed emotion as Roy confesses his plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Helen
Lions Elect International President
The Lions Clubs announce the election of their International President. The organization highlights extensive youth programs community service sight conservation and aid to the blind. Last year clubs worldwide completed more than 180000 individual community service projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Clubs
Real estate transfers in Marshall area during 1958 1959
A sequence of warranty and special warranty deeds records transfers in Marshall and nearby areas. Notable entries include James E Haslitt and Beverly Haslitt transferring land to Beulah and T H Clower for $1 in section 28 township 11 range 12 dated May 9 1958. Other deeds cover Mary Jane Haslitt and Dr Claude M Pasquer Jr to Beulah and T H Clower dated June 14 1959, Faith Somerville to Fenton B and Cledar Cole dated July 3 1959, Cole to John and Lucy Franklin dated June 29 1959, Franklin to Leland Routledge dated July 6 1959, Ida Lippencott and others to Thomas Nathan and Elsie H Conner dated June 15 1959, and John Ratts and Lala Ratts to Glen and Irene Atkins dated July 7 1959. Each describes land parcels in Marshall and surrounding blocks with nominal consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E
Beverly S. Haslitt
Beverly Haslitt
T. H. Clower
Mary Jane Haslitt
Claude M. Pasquer, Jr
Beulah
Faith Somerville
Fenton B
Cledar Cole
Marshall
Coleté& Cole
John
Lucy Franklin
Woodford Dulaney
John and
Leland Routledge
Ida Lippencott
Thomas
Nathan
Elsie H. Conner
Lambs Convey Lot In Woodford Dulaney Addition
George and Etta Lamb deed to Richard Alden and Marymarie Hicks for lot 16 in Woodford Dulaney's Addition to Marshall. Consideration one dollar. Dated July 1, 1959.
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George
Etta Lamb
Richard Alden
Marymarie Hicks
Woodford Dulaney
Marshall
Publication Notice in Clark County Circuit Court
State of Illinois files equity suit for divorce against Edwin L. Stogsdill in Clark County Circuit Court. Edwin must answer by August 10, 1950, or default and decree may be entered. notice dated July 8, 1959, by Clerk Ray Burkybile. Attorney Zollie O. Arbogast, 525 Locust Street, Marshall, Illinois.
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Gloria Stogadill
Edwin L. Stogsdill
Edwin L
Circuit Court
Clark County
Illinois
Marshall
Ilinois
Ray Burkybile
Zollie_O. Arbogast, Jr
Locust Street Marshall
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Jack Dempsey
Ring
Nat Fleischer
Billy Casper
Apple Valley
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Shirley
Marchal Herald
Claus En
June
Srpdieem
Hales
Lions Elect International President
State of Illinois
Clark
Adv
Marrs Furniture Store
Danville Livestock Commission CO
Hickory
Hillery Road
Bruce Waldorf
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