Browns and Colts Favored in Tithe Games for Tomorrow
UNITED PRESS reports the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Colts enter Sunday as favorites to claim NFL division titles. Cleveland can clinch the Eastern crown by beating or tying the Lions in Detroit, though Tommy OConnell may miss the game. The Colts must beat the Forty Niners in San Francisco to secure the Western Division, with San Francisco favored to win at home. The weekend slate also features Giants vs Steelers, Bears vs Cardinals, Rams vs Packers, and Redskins vs Eagles with varied chalk.
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North Carolina Opens Season Despite Jitters And Postseason Losses
North Carolina, last year’s national champion, opens the season facing Clemson as coach Frank McGuire reshapes the lineup after Lennie Rosenbluth’s graduation and Joe Quigg’s season-ending injury. The Tar Heels rely on returners Tommy Keams Rob Cunningham Pete Brennan and Lee Sinisler. Other top games feature Temple at Kentucky, Kansas State at Indiana, Kansas at Northwestern, and Notre Dame at Wisconsin as college hoops kicks off.
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Dodgers to Stay in LA Despite Referendum
Dodgers president Walter OMalley insists the team will remain in Los Angeles, dismissing Brooklyn return talks amid a ballot vote on Chavez Ravine construction. He says they are happy in LA and plan to play at Wrigley Field under the Coliseum in 1958 while waiting for land assistance approval.
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French Communist Party plan to deter NATO bases in Europe
The French Communist Party announced a nationwide campaign to oppose United States missile bases at the upcoming NATO summit. Delegations will agitate at the Paris talks December 16 to 18 and press President Eisenhower or Vice President Nixon with peace petitions.
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Redlegs Add Six Pitchers in Major Swap from Phillies
Cincinnati manager Binlie Tebbetts announced six new pitchers joined the Redlegs after trading Harvey Haddix from Philadelphia in a deal that sent power hitter Wally Post to the Phillies. Tebbetts aims to mix options in a reshaped pitching staff while Phillies GM Roy Hamey said Post fits their offense.
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Road Funds Invested In Short Term Government Securities
FRANKFORT 9h The 3 million dollars from the sale of Kentucky highway bonds is invested in short term government securities Finance Commissioner Ward F Gates said Thursday Six point two million of bond proceeds are in U S Treasury notes due March 6 1958 at 3 1 percent Another 3 900 000 is in Treasury notes at 2 78 percent maturing June 15 1958 The remaining 19 900 000 is in U S certificates of indebtedness maturing December 1 1953 yielding 3 42 percent Investing in short term government securities will yield higher interest than state bonds Gates added The 34 million dollar block of highway bonds sold recently was the first section of Kentucky 190 million highway bond issue placed on the market
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Japan and Soviet Union sign trade and payments pact
Tokyo and the Soviet Union signed a trade and payments agreement and a commerce opening accord to boost Japanese Communist trade. The move signals broader economic ties between Japan and the USSR, outlining steps for future cooperation and market access.
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Obituary of Laura Malinda Snavely Navigates Hardship
Mrs Tara Moline Snavely 67 died yesterday after years in Grays Kentucky. Survived by husband Marvin L Snavely and two sisters Mrs Henry Chosi and Mrs Biissingham and Mrs M A Bizzell Dayton. Funeral 2:30 p m Sunday Methodist Church Gray s Ky with Grays Cemetery planned.
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Hospital Notes From Midlesboro Clinic Visiting Hours
The hospital notes list visiting hours for Midlesboro Hospital and Clinic and name several individuals and families connected to patients. The fragmented text mentions Ms Miss Edna Penjaml, Mrs. A Edds, Mrs. Flerman Novien, Mrs. Lee Cooper, Mrs. James Ramsey, and others across Cumberland Gap, Tazewell, New Tazewell, and Tarrogate, with a baby boy noted among the entries.
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Flood Meet Is Scheduled In Harlan County
The Army Corps of Engineers will hold a public hearing December 16 at 7:30 in Harlan County on flood protection for the Cumberland River basin above Wolf Creek Dam. The meeting seeks data on need for flood control and drainage, hydroelectric potential, national defense aspects, and suitable reservoir sites.
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Family First for Worrying Woman
A woman contemplates modern anxieties from family finances to national issues. She weighs child upbringing, education, inflation, and foreign policy against the duty of managing home life. The piece argues women naturally carry worries about both family concerns and broader events.
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Mount Rushmore Faces Stand Tall in Black Hills
Sightseers view the Mount Rushmore Memorial in South Dakota. The colossal faces of four U.S. presidents are carved into stone, their noses lasting longer than the emblematic length of Egypt’s Sphinx and its famed monument.
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Great Lanes Shipping Moves Vast Net Tonnage
Combined shipments of war, grain and iron moved over the Great Lakes reach 38,990,319 net tons this season to November 4, up from 21,154,516 net tons to the same date in 1908.
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Middleshore High Sects Seniors Present Mystery Play
Middleshore High School seniors presented the mystery play Whispers: Wills at Center School auditorium under Miss Anarkhan. Cast included Roser Movers Gerald Mitchell Lilly Smith Ky Henry and others. The event featured suspenseful scenes in a setting called the United House near Salem with praise for backstage crew.
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Pep Club Plans Christmas Party at Middlestown Game
The MHS Pep Club met to discuss a Christmas party plans. The vell was checked and the Cheerleaders voted the Pep Club two new yells for the Middlestown vs Pruden game. Mrs Patterson and Yvonne Shelton discuss party plans.
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Seniors Put Up Bulletin Board at Study Hall
A yellow titled bulletin board labeled Senior Bulletins decorates the study hall. It features various notices and announcements for college books and related items. The seniors appear proud of the display and its community use.
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Bulletin Board Display At MAS Library Sparks Curiosity
A large display titled Whatnike and others appeared on MAS Library top bulletin bar on Monday November 18. The exhibit featured a moon crafted from tinfoil and paper with a crowded sky motif and a “Don’t Get Lett” warning. The scene included a “Moongret” and a distant halt house rendered in colored paper, inviting readers to follow the Sputnik era style.
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Penny Paynter Basketball Team Opens With Win
The Penny Paynter junior high team opened the regular season on November 29 at the Junior High Gym. The Jackets led Pruden most of the first half, but the second half stayed tight. A two point margin decided the victory as Penny Paynter finished 51 to 19. Judy Morrison.
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This Is Your Life Miss Sally Clark Smith
Beverly Davis recalls Sally Clark Smith born in Middlesboro Kentucky in year ten. She studied dance with Mrs Sue Yarbrough South and appeared in many shows as a child. Now in her fourth year cheering at Middlestorn High School and crowned Fooths Queen of Middleshare High School in November.
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Seniors Sell Light Bulbs For Washington Trip
The MMS seniors are selling light bulbs to raise money for their senior trip to Washington in April. They plan to offer other items later in the year to support the trip. Buy from a member of the prospective class to help send them to D.C.
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Former Indianapolis Driver Speaks to Middlesboro Students
Middlesboro High School students and faculty welcomed Jimmy Daywalt, former Indianapolis Speedway driver, as he spoke on the importance of driving safely. The event occurred Friday, November 22, 19a7, with Mearl Wilcox officiating.
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Beta Club Talent Show at Central School Auditorium
Beta Club presented a school talent show in the Central School 1 Auditorium on November 27. The event split into dramatic and musical divisions with prizes awarded. Ronnie Moyers won first in drama for a humorous reading on the Battle of Bull Run, while Songhints led the musical division.
Glee Club Prepares Holiday Program at High School
The Girls Glee Club under director Janet Mathea are practicing for a Christmas program to be presented on December 20 at the high school. They will sing What Child Is This and Be Home For Christmas with participation from Middlesbera High School chair Emily Greer.
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Thespians Aid Makeup for The Tobe' Robe Production
The Miss. Marckham's Dram Club Thespians assist with makeup for L.2 Theatre's upcoming production The Tobe' Robe. Beginning Dramatics Club members shift from usher roles to ushering duties for this show, led by Kay Ely.
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MHS Group Makes Trip to State Meet
The Al-Styte Chorus traveled to Bowling Green for a state meet on November 47 20, led by Mrs Herman Matthews. Participants included Wesley Yeary Xeltha Fletcher Tent Moore Margie Meyers Geraldine Evans Nancy Hall Pern Nicholson Tommy Colgan Helen Kalfas Barbara Blondel Kirby Smith Lawrimee nckson Helen Faye Stapleton.
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Straight A Group In Greeing Period
Those making straight A s the second six weeks were freshmen Editc Marsee Indy Morrison Joan Campbell Patel ela Wilson Far Southern Anse Roams Alma Mace Kay Yoakam Sally Thomasson sophomores Shergie Head Lake ly Carr Margaret Nagle Mary Nelle Baker Thelma Burchfield Velen Jones Virginia Thompson Sherman Moods Vernah Brooks Strewell Dowgins Martha Nie irk juniors David Nicholson Emily Greer Nancy Holt Jane Bowling John El Goin seniors Bonnie Blake Pat Tildridge Lori Moslins Shirley Isarkiany Mildred Turner Kaj Henry
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This Your Life of Mr. Shelvie R. Fuson
Born in Pineville Kentucky on April 30 1920 he married August 16 142 and has ten children two dogs and hobbies fishing and hunting. He graduated Pineville High School in 1939 as salutatorian attended Union College earned a BA and studied at Peatexly and Western for YM A. He pursued postgraduate work at the University of Kentucky. He began teaching at Tone Jacl served as principal and coach for three years then taught Commerce at Pineville High School. He later led Middlesboro Junior High as principal and coach and is now principal of Middlesboro High School. This is Your Life Sue Martin.
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