Ottawa Teams Struggle With Home Losses In 60s Era Report
Ottawa ball squads struggle to win at home with the girls softball team and the Legion both mired in long losing streaks. The Legion has fallen to Cha nute Paola Ola the Highland Park while the girls’ home efforts include losses to Pyramid Life South Side Mer chants of Topeka Garnett Ira Price Cafe of Topeka. their lone win came against Happy Hal's of Lawrence. Pomona baseball shows momentum with two straight wins before a 8-0 loss to Forbes All-Base, led by Haig Barsegian Jack Bittenbender and Danne Schultz. district nationals at Lyndon begin June 28 with Pomona facing Forbes 55 A-E and Appanoose meeting Northern Heights on June 30.
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the Legion
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Great Bend
Clay Center
Hutchinson
Pomona
Haig Barsegian
Jack Bittenbender
Danne Schultz
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National Baseball Congress
Lyndon
Forbes
A-E
Appanoose
Northern Heights
Two Teams Lead Church League After Clean Start
United Presbyterian and Church of the Nazarene top the church softball standings with 2-0 records. UP defeated North Baptist and First Christian while the Nazarenes beat Assembly of God and Wesleyan Methodist. Trinity Methodist and First Baptist trail with one win each and two losses for First Christian.
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Seeee Saath
First Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Fire destroys Fanestil Packing Co in Emporia
A two story Fanestil Packing Co building in Emporia Kansas burned overnight, with firemen fighting the blast for over two hours after night foreman Ralph Clark discovered it. Co owner Ed Fanestil said the building was a total loss and reported the facility contained 25,000 square feet of floor space. Only meat saved was in the process area.
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Emporia, Kas
Fanestil Packing Co
Ralph Clark
Ed Fanestil
Carl
Fire damages trucks near company yard
A fire damaged several trucks parked near a company yard. Origin of the blaze was not known and investigators were awaiting further details.
Lightning Kills Father Of Five In Wichita Storm
A father of five, Charles R. Farragher, 37, foreman at Beech Aircraft’s No. 2 plant, was struck and killed by lightning during a Wichita storm. Nearby supervisor John F. Allen, 46, was hospitalized with shock but unburned, and Lawrence Baird escaped injury. Farragher, a Beech employee since 1940, was a Parsons, Kansas native. survivors include his wife Mary Jeanne and four daughters and a son. The storm brought hail and rain with no reported major damage.
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Charles R. Farragher
Beech Aircraft Corporation
No. 2
John F. Allen
Lawrence Baird
Farragher
Beech
Parsons
Kan
Mary Jeanne
Weather Bureau
Rules Strict In Coed Dorm at Kansas City Campus
Twenty one women moved into the fourth floor of a coeducational dorm at the University of Kansas City with three empty lower floors for men. Locking devices and alarms mark the division. Closing hours are 11 p m weekdays for non freshmen and 10 p m for freshmen, with a 1 a m weekend curfew for all if approved by parents. Students express cautious curiosity about the setup. Judy Campbell Carol Robinson JoAnn Baker are quoted on the novelty and implications of coed housing.
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Kansas City
Cupid
University of Kansas City
Judy Campbell
Kremmling
Colo
Young Bicycle Rider Killed in Olathe Collision
An 11 year old bicyclist, Christopher Allen Hyer, was killed when a car driven by Ruth Aileen Laptad, 47, wife of Olathe's mayor J Lee Laptad, struck him on K7 north of Olathe. Witness Donald Towner, 14, said the boy rode from a side road into the car's path. Hyer's parents are Dean and (unnamed) Hyer. his father is general manager of C H Hyer and Son Boot Co.
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Olathe
Kas
Donald Towner
Christopher Allen Hyer
Ruth Aileen Laptad
J. Lee Laptad
Missile Plant Struck By Wildcat UAW Walkout
DETROIT AP. Labor trouble hits Chrysler guided missile plant as a wildcat strike idles several thousand workers at Redstone and Jupiter facilities. UAW Local 1245 blocks gates protesting alleged company discrimination. Chrysler denies the charge amid a no contract period.
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Detroit
Chrysler Guided Missile
United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Redstone
Jupiter
UAW
Industry's Big Three Tackle Expiration of the Old
Chrysler Ford and General Motors confront the expiration of the old regime shaping industry. The trio weighs market shifts, regulatory pressure, and strategic pivots as they navigate evolving auto landscapes and consumer demand. Leading executives outline plans to adapt amid uncertain economic currents.
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Ford
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