Chicago Cardinals Seek Their 19th Head Coach
Chicago Cardinals leading the NFL in coaching changes announce Ray Richards resigning after a 3-9 season and a 27 to 2 playoff loss to Pittsburgh. Charley Trippi exits as assistant coach amid speculation of a successor while the team had been seen as title contenders for 1957.
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Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Ray Richards
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Richards
Joe Stynahar
San Francisco
Charley Trippi
Trippi
Georgia
Cardinal
Lightning Hits Ranger Goalie Two Days In A Row
The New York Rangers suffered back to back defeats as Marcel Paille allowed six goals in a 7 to 4 loss to Boston. Montreal then beat the Rangers 4 to 1 after a fast start by the Canadiens. Boston slipped to Chicago 4 to 3, while Toronto lost to Detroit 3 to 2 and Detroit beat Montreal 2 to 1.
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Lightning
Ranger
Associated Press
York Ranger
Marcel Paille
Rangers
Boston
Marcel
Bruins
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Montreal
Wey
Chicago Black Hawks
Hawks
Toronto
Detroit
Red Wings
Finnish Olympian Eyes KC Meet Pole Vault Bid
A two time Olympic starter from Finland, Eeles Landstrom of Helsinki and former Michigan star, is an early entrant among pole vaulters for the Knights of Columbus track meet January 18 at Boston Garden. Landstrom won the European title in 1955 with a 14 feet 10 inch vault.
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Boston
Finland
Knights of Columbus
Boston Garden
Eeles Landstrom
Helsinki
University of Michigan
Honor Roll and League Scores From Joy Haven Kennels Event
A dense listing of team scores and player achievements from multiple leagues and events. Highlights include women's and mixed doubles results, 200 and 180 game tallies for men and women, and notable performances such as Buck Emerick 233 and George Lewis 210.
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Sol A. Finkelman
Ranch Inn
Rossi's
Nelson & Wells
Coca-Cola
Civilian
Canteen
Blueball Presley
Moorman Sand & Gravel
Harkrader Realty
Perfection Cleaners
Pirates
Indians
Giants
Yanks
Braves
Sam's Kids
Lou-Lou
George Lewis
Frank McClain
Denville Lovelace
Gladys Medley
Frisbie Koeppel Honored At Saturday Pin Banquet
Sterling silver life membership cards were presented to Jack Frisbie and George Koeppel at the Presidents and Secretaries Banquet in the Sports Bowl. Aaron Fields gave the awards. Al Matrelie spoke as guest. About 80 league officials attended as the City Bowling Tournament kickoff. Joe Thoetking announced the 1958 setup and projected over 200 entries.
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Sterling Silver Life
Beling Association
Jack Frisbie
George Koeppel
Aaron Fields
MBA
Frisbie
Koeppel
al Matrelie
Treasuer
American Bowling Congress
Joe Thoetking
Middletown Bowling Association
Bears and Colts Hold Top in CYO Loop
Bears beat Bobcats 31 11 and Colts edged Buffaloes 20 16 keeping both teams atop the CYO National League standings at Trinity Gym. Tom Olson led the Bears with 14, Colts’ Mike Facta had six, Gophers beat Rams 33 30 with Ty Milton scoring 11, and Bobcats’ John Kraft added four.
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Colts
Trinity Gym
Bobcats
Buffaloes
Gophers
Rams
Tom Olson
Tom Dobroszi
Ty Milton
Tim Cole
Mike Facta
John Kraft
Ohio Skaters Take Five Titles At Lake Erie Invitational
The Lake Erie Invitational Figure Skating Tournament at the Cleveland Skating Club concluded with Ohio skaters earning five titles. Cincinnati entrants won three events and Cleveland participants claimed two. Detroit led the seven-city field with four first places.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Cleveland Skating Club
Cincinnati
Boxing results from five bouts in Hollywood and abroad
Don Jordan outpoints Willie Morton in a 140 pound bout in Hollywood. Hiroshi Okawa stops Omsap Laemphafa at 133 pounds in Tokyo. Jules Touan outpoints Tanny Campo in Abidjan at 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
Hollywood
Calif
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Willie Morton
San Francisco
Tokyo
Hiroshi Okawa
Japan
Omsap Laemphafa
Thailand
Abidjan
French West Africa
Jules Touan
Ivory Coast
Tanny Campo
Philippines
Hawaii All-Stars Triumph In Hula Bowl
Hawaii All-Stars defeated College All-Stars 58 to 4 in the Hula Bowl. Optimist Bowl saw College All-Stars lose 56 to 4 against Tucson Pro.
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Tucson
Sailor alleges guard beat him for prayer at Sasebo brig
An American sailor testifies that Marine Sgt. Robert Barbuti beat him for saying a prayer in the brig at Sasebo naval base. Barbuti pleaded innocent to 29 counts of cruelty and maltreatment as eight guards were convicted or acquitted on similar charges.
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Japan
Sasebo Naval Base
Robert J. Barbuti
Schenectady
N. Y
Barbuti
Carlos E. Vota
Amarillo
Tex
Vota
Brig
Sgt. Barbuti
S.o.b
Lir
J.g
Charles E. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ian
GIs Firing At Girl Held Unlawful At Kunsan Base
At Kunsan Air Base in Korea US Air Force prosecutors say Airman Edward L. Young of Philo Ohio fired on a Korean girl violating orders and risking life. Young pleads innocent to involuntary manslaughter after Airman Carroll D. Taylor is convicted of assault.
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Korea
Air Force
Edward L. Young
Philo
Ohio
Robert J. Mack
Alexandria la
Young
Carroll D. Taylor
Cincinnati
Taylor
Giant Blast Levels Cliff in Utah Causeway Project
Heavy equipment works on the cliff as a massive non atomic blast last night created 2,138,000 pounds of dynamite and fertilizer. The 49 million dollar Morrison Knudsen project will fill 3.6 million cubic yards of material for a Great Salt Lake causeway replacing 12 miles of the Southern Pacific Lucin cutoff. Seismologists from Elko Nevada and elsewhere monitored the shock to study the earth’s crust depth.
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Little Valley
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Southern Pacific Railway
Lucin
Morrison-Knudsen Construction, Co
Elko
Nev
Girl Found In Icebox After 12 Hours Missing
In El Centro California 3 year old Mary Ellen Jackson was found inside an icebox in her family's yard after 12 hours missing and reported being placed there by an elderly man who gave her a ride. A barking dog led her father to the box. A doctor said she was not molested and 5300 men had searched for her.
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EL Centro
Calif
Mary Ellen Jackson
Sam Jackson
Jackson
Mary Ellen
Fire Ruins Roof Of Norwood Firm
Ripley Ohio reports a fire damages a Norwood firm roof. Burley sales in the eight state growing belt will resume today after a holiday recess since December 19. Warehouse officials report about 1 500 000 pounds awaiting buyers.
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Ripley
Ohio
Notice of Appointment Executors in Ohio Estates
Notice announces Ruth Emrick Link appointed executrix of Flora Etta Emrick of Middletown Butler County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months. Dated December 16 1957 Probate Judge Harry F Walsh. Attorneys Levey Levey Herr. Dec 30 Jan 6-13.
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Bive V. Pochel
Trenton
Ohio
A. Pochel
Butter County
Tarry Walsh
Orney-At- Middletown
Flora Pita
Erick
Ruth Emrick
Middletown
Flora Etta Emrick
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
Said
Senets
D. Levey
R. J. Levey
Joseph H. Herr
Chicken Pox Strikes 74-Year-Old Patient in Chicago
Chicago physician reports 74 year old Byczynski diagnosed with chicken pox. He notes it the oldest case seen by the doctor but states the condition is not serious.
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Chicago
Michale Byczynski
Byczynski
Accent Swings To Selling In Factories And Stores
The article notes a shift to sales emphasis across industries amid ample capacity and steady inventories. Retail volume nears 2.1 billion dollars for the year as higher prices dampen unit gains, with merchants pressed by frugal shoppers and aggressive competition from manufacturers and rivals.
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New York
West Arizona cotton camp killing ends without charges
An Ohio man Ray Coe and his brother were shot by John Garret a 55 year old camp night watchman during an attempted robbery near Phoenix. Garret says he fired after being struck with a bottle and claims the Coes sought his grub stake of 400 dollars. An inquest will be held but no charges filed.
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Ariz
Anis Mitchell
Justice of the Peace
Billy Meek
John Garret
Garret
Ray Coe
Alliance
Ohio
Robert
Maricopa County
Mitchell
Tey
Coe Brothers
Quick Return Urged For VA Questionnaires
Cincinnati area smoke: Over 1640 veterans widows and children receiving VA non service connected pensions urged to return filled questionnaires within 20 days or pension payments may be stopped. Rep. Eastlack notes income limits under law. those with service connected disability or death compensation are not mailed questionnaires.
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Cincinnati
Veterans Administration
John T. Eastlack
High St
Hamilton
WST
Trained Doorbell Alerts Fire At Suburban Home
In Albany area, Mrs. Paul Summers answered a doorbell to find no visitor. She detected smoke and found a small fire in the cellar of their Westmere home. The blaze burned insulation from the doorbell wire under the sub-floor, prompting remarks about the doorbell being well trained.
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Albany
N.Y
Paul Summers
Westmere
Recovery Seen For Rolling Adjustment In 1958 NRDGA Meet
Edward W. Carter of Broadway-Halo Stores predicts the present rolling business adjustment will run its course in 1958 with an irregular expansion in store sales over the next decade. More than 5,000 retailers attended the NRDGA convention, with Canada contributing a 52 member delegation. The NRDGA survey notes 1957 profits fell for 43 percent of stores, 29 percent saw similar earnings, and 28 percent gained, signaling cautious outlook for early 1958 before a possible expansion in 1959.
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New York
Carter
Canada
G. Gordon Dakins
NRDGA
Dakins
Eight Accused Reds Face Trial Today
Eight alleged Communist party members go on trial in U S District Court in Cleveland on conspiracy to violate the Taft Hartley act. Marie Reed Haug and her husband Fred filed non Communist affidavits with the NLRB in 1951 52 while active in unions. Other defendants allegedly urged false affidavits and distributed party directives. The Haugs faced delayed defense funding and appointed counsel. Trial expected to last six weeks with co conspirators named but not charged.
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Communist Party
U. S
Marie Reed Haug
Fred
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Haug
United Electrical Workers
Fred Haug
CIO
New York
Pittsburgh
Haugs
Paul C. Weick
Cuyahoga County
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Youngstown
James West
Edward Joseph Chaka
Andrew Remes
Hyman Lamar
Sam Reed
Louis Ladman
Eric Reinthaler
Martin Chaney
Frank Hashmall
Joe Brandi
Anthony Krehmarek
Gus Hall
John B. Williamson
Mesarosh
Sidney Stein
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