Englishman Would Open 1960 Olympics To Pros
Sir Arnold Lunn plans a campaign to allow professionals into the 1960 Olympics, starting with the June meeting of the International Ski Federation to restore Zeno Cole’s amateur status. He argues current rules undermine true amateurism and cites Soviet bloc athletes as pseudo amateurs.
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Switzerland
Arnold Lunn
Britain
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International Ski Federation
Italy
Zeno Cole
Ski Federation
Montreux
Cole
International Olympic Committee
Paris
Heaven and Earth
Arnold
Sir Arnold
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Pins Falling Again In Frontier All Star League
The Frontier Lanes All Star League shows a rebound with four teams posting shutouts. Nein Brothers Realty led by a 1,030 single, A Leaks 645 in three victories over Steele's, and Mag node Products paced by Don Dennis 181 170 246 597 romped to a shutout.
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Nein Brothers Realty
Steele
Mel Steele
Gene Sargeant
Hawley
Don Dennis
Charles Elliott
Marvin
Stroh
S. Gray Harrison
John Makovich
Ralph Lackey
Dakar
Burger
Moe Robinson
Elks Keglers Lead in City Singles as No 7 Shutout No 2
Newly crowned City Singles Champion Jim Saylor scored a 630 series to lead the Elks Keglers to a shutout over Lowell Murphy's No 2 squad. Jasper Harrison added 624 for No 3 and Gene Fishbaugh 604 for No 6 as the No 6 team also shut out its opponent. Tom Kelly carried No 4 with a 592 and two wins, while No 5 overcame No 1 in two games. In the Elks Ladies League, Dot Long posted 477 as No 4 swept No 8. Further results include Gardner Board League top score by Dick Johnson with a 577 for the Technicals, and several league matchups across divisions.
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Larry Wardlow
Riggers
Doug Howard
Ed Bunnell
Gene Lay
Howard Hueshue
Jack Repper
Eastside
Jim Patton
Junior Stamper
Patton
Shattle Brothers
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Alpha Council
Bill Crase
Leonard Emrick
Interstate
Walter Watson
Roger Wagner
Jim Saylor
Elks
Morris Evans
Bill Reardon
Dot Long
Mi Long
Edith McGraw
Sophie Buchanan
Elaine Perry
Dick Johnson
YMCA
Manchester Machine
Main Office
Dick Lyons
Carton Office
Carton Reds
Bill Click
Texans Create Their Own Mess in Texas Veterans Program
Rep. Omar Burleson says constituents asked him about the mess in Washington and now he can visit Texas to hear about the mess in Austin. He deplores both situations.
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Lubbock, Tex
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Texas Veterans Land Program
Washington
Bakery Drivers Vote to Extend Cincinnati Strike
Bakery drivers on strike for a five day week vote to continue the six week walkout. Union officials report a more than two to one vote against returning to work with nearly all 500 members present. James Hoffa urged a return to jobs.
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Cincinnati
AFL
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
International Teamsters Union
Bud Westmore Plans Nuptials With Former Beauty Queen
Hollywood makeup man Bud Westmore, 37, was a judge at the 1952 Miss America Contest where Jeanne Shores, Miss California, placed second. They will marry next Friday. Shores is 23. Automobiles provide transportation to jobs for 74 percent of U S workers.
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Hollywood
Bud Westmore
Universal Studio
Jeanne Shores
Miss Shores
U. S
Ross Motors appoints Carlos D Whitt to sales staff
Ross Motors Inc announces the appointment of Carlos D Whitt to its sales team. Whitt previously worked with Pollack Paper Co after returning from Korea.
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Whitt
Ross Motors, Inc
Carlos D. Whitt
Mr. Whitt
The
Pollack Paper Co
Korea
Florida Stable Headed North With Star Thoroughbreds
Allie E. Reuben, head of Hasty House Farms, prepares a 20-horse lineup for summer campaigns in Kentucky and Illinois. The Ohio-based operation has earned about $300,000 since New Year’s Day and features champions like Stan and Mister Black. Sea O Erin sat out a Gulfstream race as Mister Black won $42,100.
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Miami
Fla
Allie E. Reuben
Florida
Reuben
Hasty House Farms
Kentucky
Illinois
Hasty House
Billie
Toledo
Ohio
Reubens
New York
Stan
Mister Black
Argentina
Hasty Road
Sea O Erin
New Orleans
Sean Erin
Dark Bay
Roman
Discovery
Reubens Star Hasty Road Tops New Orleans Handicap Contenders
The Reubens praised Hasty Road as a top thoroughbred after his New Orleans Handicap performance, noting his $540,922 earnings and high public appeal. They credit trainer Harry Trotsek and jockey Johnny Adams, and emphasize racing as a public trust while detailing their breeding and year’s seven stakes wins by six horses.
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Reuben
Harry Trotsek
Hasty House
Johnny Adams
Skunks End Month-Long Battle At Winthrop Harbor Home
Mrs Helen Luther village clerk and her four children return to their Winthrop Harbor home after a month long struggle with a family of skunks under the house. The final skunk was trapped after 75 tips from residents in 20 states. The house was deodorized and treated and furniture cleaned.
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Chicago
Helen Luther
Winthrop Harbor
Luther
Japan Records Paper Output In 1953
Japan produced a record 3,883,300,000 pounds of paper in 1953, the latest figure reported, reflecting continued industrial growth and higher production levels across major mills.
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Japan
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