Litt Braves Narrow Postseason Lead With Win
The Little League Braves beat Pomona 5 innings at Forest Park to edge closer to the postseason title. In Babe Ruth action, Richmond rallied past the Giants 6 3 after trailing early, with four runs in the fifth. Winning pitchers were Loy for the Braves and Piersol for Richmond. Mendell and Collins took the losses.
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Richmond
Giants
Braves
Mark Andrews
Billy Green
Jim Johnson
al Fielder
John Boyce
Loy
Collins
Babe Ruth
Mendell
Corey
John Racy
Milliken
G. Kueeser
Anderson
Navy Neptune bomber tests new air retriever device
Navy plans a weeklong test flight from South Weymouth Massachusetts to flying toward Point Barrow Alaska and a remote Arctic island to trial an air retriever. Invented by Connecticut resident Robert Fitton the system uses a Y shaped fork front mount a helium balloon and nylon rope to lift men and gear from inaccessible terrain or ice.
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South Weymouth
Mass
Point Burrow
Alaska
Arctic
Connecticut
Robert Fitton
Tournament Play This Evening
The Ottawa Summer Recreation Little League post season tournament moves into day two at 5 p.m. at Forest Park. The Indians meet the Yankees and the Tigers face the Cardinals. Tomorrow at 5 p.m. the Athletics meet the Giants and Pomona faces the loser of the Indian Yankee game. Babe Ruth post season tourney adds two more games at Forest Park with the Yankees facing the Athletics at 7 p.m. and the Braves opposed by Richmond at 8:30.
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Ottawa
Forest Park
Indians
Yankees
Tigers
Cardinals
Plans for 11 underground nuclear blasts by US
Washington AP United States plans 11 small underground nuclear explosions and possibly 21 with conventional charges over the next two years to improve detection of subsurface atomic blasts. Defense Department document released by the Joint Senate House Atomic Committee outlines planned shots following President Eisenhower’s May 7 pledge of a new test series.
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Washington
United States
Joint
Senate House Atomic Committee
Defense Department
Eissenhower
Mrs. Kinne Out On Bond in Kansas City Murders
A 20 year old widow, Sharon Kinne, was released on 24600 bond after Judge Gerald Cross found no preponderance of evidence. The state cites circumstantial evidence in the murders of her husband James A. Kinne and Mrs. Patricia Jones. Neighbors posted bail. arraignment previously denied bond.
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Kansas City
Gerald Cross
Kansas City Court of Appels
Sharon Kinne
Wiliam A. Collet
Jackson County
Kinone
James A. Kinne
Patricia Jones
Bar Ratners Face Oklahoma Bar Action Over Ethics
The state bar association filed a petition with the Oklahoma Supreme Court asking to bar Payne Ratner and Payne Ratner Jr. of Wichita from practicing law in Chkishoma. Ratner, a former Kansas governor, is accused of unethical conduct and having solicitors call victims or survivors of accident cases.
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Oklahoma City
State Bar Association
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Payne Ratner
Payne Ratner Jr
Wichita
Chkishoma
Ratner
Kansas
Ratners
North Baptists Roll Over Ruhamah Union In Softball
The North Baptist Church league softball team won 12 to 2 over Ruhamah Union Chapel for their seventh straight victory. Westminster Presbyterian defeated United Presbyterian 20 to 15 as they led in every inning. Rev. E. E. Caylor earned the win.
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Mighty North Baptist Church League
Ruhamati- Union Chapel
Forest Park
Westminster Presbyterian Club
United Presbyterian
North Baptist
Roger Howard
Gene McAdoo
Howard
Roy Dunn
Eddie Boyer
Ruhamah-Union Chapel
Thorton
The
Baptists
June Willhite
West ‘Minster Presbyterian
Progress In KCPL Strike Advances Toward Settlement
Kansas City AP report says preliminary agreement on major issues in the Kansas City Power and Light Co strike has been reached. Daniel Rogers of the State Mediation Board notes another meeting is possible Wednesday to settle remaining points. The strike began a week ago with linemen and outside workers unpaid since June 26 over wages work day sick leave and job descriptions. Supervisory staff are running generating stations with no power outage reported.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Daniel Rogers
State Mediation Board
Wednnesday
Poll Shows Boyd Henkle Leading in District Race
The Hutchinson News poll samples political opinion from 33 counties in the 5th Congressional District. Early returns show Republican governor candidate McDill Boyd and Democratic Senate candidate Joseph Henkle in the lead as balloting begins Monday and ends Friday.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Hutchinson News
McDill Boyd
Joseph Henkle
Senate
Kennedy record as liberal on domestic and foreign policy
The article outlines Kennedy’s legislative record across labor and management civil rights farm policy and national defense as part of his Democratic nomination campaign It notes his leadership roles on labor issues his Civil Rights positions support from AFL CIO leaders his farm policy statements sponsored bills on minimum wage social security and aging benefits and calls for a stronger missile and defense program Next in the series will cover two major issues
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Sen
John F. Kennedy
Senate
House of Representatives
Kennedy
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Farmers Union
Wisconsin
National Defense
Army
Marine Corps
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
An ad for FASTEETH powder promises firmer, more comfortable false teeth. It claims the alkaline formula does not sour and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters.
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Little League Braves
Pomona
Piersol
Tretals Urajares
Ander Sol
Totalgrout
Totia
Victoires of Herty
Bhanes
Doghtes Greene
Jounsan
Colans
Cl Col
Ote
Maniegat Braves
Foyeser
Kueser
U Roecher
Ae ” Uldeon
Va Loenen
Pomona AG
Navy
West Coast Lumber
S. Main
Bob McCrea
Mgr
Rida Ie
North Baptists
Westminster
Rev. E. E. Caylor
Bill Abbott
O Baptist
Kusamah-Un
Westmster Presby
United Presby
Feap
Gus
KCPL
Boyd
Henkle
Belman Morinap
Labor and Management
House
Supreme Court
Boston Chronicle
Sen. Kennedy
Susan Hayward
Robert Mitchum
Julie London
Hel Hougres
Audie
Audie Murphy
Hillcrest Drive
RED Cross Shoes
Childen
Frebeer's
White Patent
Paine
Keen Company
Anel Wall
Igher
Earl Schmanke
Bill) Coons
Hubbard “Lumber
Maqenmom Rcl
Mrz Oe
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