Semifinals in Kentucky high school basketball tourney today
Semifinals pit St Navier Louisville against Monticello in the east while Clack County meets Daviess County in the west. Louisville Tigers edge Dunbar 49 46 as Monticello Trojans rally to defeat Clay County 54 45. Clark County Cardinals beat Bowling Green 67 64 with Joe Farris standout. Rascoe scores 34 for Daviess County in a 61 40 win over Hazard.
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Stalians
Blue Grass
St. Navier
Louisville
Monticello
Clack County
Daviess County
Kentucks
Tigers
Lexington Dun
Sehnurr
Julius Terry
Dunbar
Werthy
Trojanis
Clay Sonny
Trojans
Clay County
Gene Pendleton
Trojan
Don
Fred Frye
Jer Flay
Monthed
Don Frye
Iar
Ry Ledbetter
Dreak
Clay Conwy
Ledbetter
Bob Keith
Chik County
Joe Farris
Cardinals
Bos Green High Street
Faris
Cynthiana
Farris
Clark Counly
Siler
Charlie Tett
Clark County
High Street
Paul Smith
Clark Courty
Bowling Green
Bobby Parrish
Babby Teascor
Panthers
Brac
Hazard
Rascoe
Hazari
Bulldogs
Bobby Baker
del Smith
Thounain Bays
Panther
Romulo Arrives in Manila for Garcia Consultations
Philippine Ambassador to Washington Carlos P. Romulo arrives in Manila to meet President Carlos P. Garcia. They will discuss Garcia’s planned American visit, scheduled for mid June.
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Manila
Philippines
Washington
Carlos P. Romito
United States
Carlos P. Garcia
Romulo
Garcia
Sched- Wei
Government cracks down on alien seamen in US
Washington officials report a crackdown on sailors who jump ship to stay in the United States. Justice officials say about 5,000 ship jumpers are now in the country legally and working ashore, disclosed by Vice Commissioner Joseph M. Swing at a conference of attorneys.
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Wasseengton
Timi-gration Vvice
Joseph M. Swing
Swing
Mince UN
United States
Hospital Notes and Visiting Hours Mixed in Middlesboro
Hospital notes from Middlesboro indicate multiple dismissals and admissions at Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic. Entries list patients and cities, with visiting hours noted, alongside an appeal for Indonesian relief funds and a tanker keel laying in Pascagoula Mississippi.
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the Memorial Hospital
Ella Hunley
City Desk
Douglas, Duff
Tenn
James
Gordon
City
Matt Donaldson
Honeybee
Pearlig Wilcox
Straight Creek
Betty Frits
William Hunley
Tiwrvey Huddleston
Dutt
Ada:Fox
Brookside
Woodrow Perkins
Walter Carroll
la Follette
Florence ‘Tucker
Marshes
Sud
Hubert Herd
Hydrick
John Carum
Delmus Grubus
Daghter
Pineville
St Patrick's Day Parade in New York City
Ellis Easterly reports on a vibrant St Patrick's Day in New York City with a six hour parade along Fifth Avenue. The piece highlights diverse Irish groups from colleges and Scouts to nurses and soldiers, notes the green theme, and recalls historical ties to Ireland and U.S. celebrations.
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Ellis Easterly
New York
N.Y
Fifth Avenue
Boy Scouts
Fordham College
O'Neills
Ima
New York City
Erin
Kentucky Briefs: Cherry Blossom Queen Candidate and Local Incidents
Washington reports Pat Travis of Owensboro, Ky., competing for Cherry Blossom Queen at the festival. Somerset shows Carl West, 28, Lexington construction worker, electrocuted on General Electric plant job. Louisville records a fatal truck crash injuring May Wilson, 15. Library weighs overdue-book fines. Boyd County imposes 30-day quarantine to curb dog bites and rabies risk beginning April 1.
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Washington
Pat ‘Travis
Owensboro
Kentucky
Somerset
Carl West
Lexington
General Electric Co
West
Ashland
Boyd County
Franklin Tall
Mother Shows True Instinct in Night Alarm Ventura
In Ventura California Mrs. John A. Besand awoke at 6 AM to find her 1-year-old Keith missing from his bed. Neighbors aided the effort as Mrs. Robert Curtis, awakened by the disturbance, carried Keith back to safety and checked on her own son Danny, who slept undisturbed. The night’s events hinge on mistaken wandering due to darkness and close living quarters.
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Ventura
Calif
John A. Besand
Keith
Robert Curtis
Danny Curtis
Obituary notices for Scott Fee and Hiram Fee
Scott Fee 72 died Friday evening at home near Rose Hill after illness. His brother Hiram H Fee 67 died Thursday afternoon in Hagan Virginia. Double funeral Sunday at 10 with Davidson Funeral Home Rosell officiating. Burial Fee Cemetery Rose Hill. Scott survived by Nettie Fee and three children Eugene Fee Edith Presley and Watila Shell. Hiram survived by wife Maude and son Joe S Fee. Additional survivors include five brothers and five sisters. Davidson Funeral Home Rose HAM in charge. Note on Ohio farm deaths percent in elderly residents.
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Scott Fee
Rose Hill
Hiram
H. Fee
Hagan
Virginia
Gielock
Davidson
Rosell
Roy Walters
Ross Criter
Fee
Rose Tu
iHardys Creek
Bristol
Mt. Vernon
Kentucky
Bertha Ingle
Jonesville
Della
Lilly Fee
Alice Fee
Cincinnati
Ohio
Davidson Funeral Home
Rose Ham
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Felis Scrugs
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Magard
West Kentuckians
Manring Theatre
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Brigitte Bardat
Curt Jurgens
Tomulo
Man IN the
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William Campbell
the Bold and the Brave
Wendele Corey
Mickey Rooney
SUN. & Mon
Debbie Reynolds
Sddie Fisher
Ithe Middlesboro Hospital
Moura
Hobart Moore
Margaret Rogan
Lenas Millar
Tazewell
We A. Rowlett
J.C. Carmon
Houston Rowlett
Ewing Eddie Rly
Cumberland Gap
Ronnie Sharp
Harry Patterson
Frank Woodward
Wy BL Creswell, Jr
Indonesia
East Asia Christian Conference
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41Th Street
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United Press
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General Hospital
Louisville Free Public Library
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Hiram H. Fee
Enzeie
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Tera
Hollywood
Tome
Itrellam
Brigitte Bardot
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ANPA
Daily News
Tri-State
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