Mrs Ward and baby travel plans disrupted by cancellation
Mrs Clayton Ward and her baby Benita had their flight to Ireland canceled in favor of a government official. Ward expects to rebook in August. Mr and Mrs Charles Mumpers of Brighton visited Washington today. Fred Speed party returned from Springfield Illinois and Warrenburg Missouri with Ozarks lingering. Barbara Lillig resumes work in the Paul Horak office after a Chicago trip with sister Mary Jane Lillig of Keota.
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Ireland
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Springfield
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Paul Horak
Chicago
Mary Jane Lillig
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Communists Ramp Up Anti Church Campaign in Czechoslovakia
In Prague the Communist press charged the Vatican with subversive acts and condemned bishops and priests who follow the excommunication decree. Justice Minister Cepicka warned that enforcing the Vatican decree would be treasonous, highlighting state concern over church opposition.
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Czechoslovakia
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Remedelski Noving
Alexe Cepicka
All Stars Edge Fairfield 2-1 In Tight Greenfield Bout
Stewart and Crone All Stars edged visiting Fairfield 2-1 as Art Edmondson limited opponents to five hits. Troop routed 10OF 19-6 in a five inning opener with a barrage of runs in the second inning.
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Washington
Greenfield
Stewart and Crone All Stars
Fairfield
Art Edmondson
All Stars
Major League Standings and Results Summary
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with an 75 19 record, followed by St Louis Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati and Cincinnati. Yesterday results include Brooklyn losing 5 to 11 to Chicago and Boston beating St Louis 6 to 1. Today's schedule lists Chicago at Boston and Pittsburgh at New York among others.
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Tournament and Classes Planned for Washinton Golfers
Wash neton Golf and Country club announced handicap tournament qualifying rounds must finish by Saturday evening July 23. Charles Wiele club pro said the event drew many requests and players may start rounds tomorrow or next week. Pairings will be made next Saturday evening. Juvenile golf classes begin next Thursday 9 to 10 am for ages 10 to 15. free four week instruction open to all, with clubs provided if needed. Participation not limited to members.
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Washneton Golf and Country Club
Charles Wiele
Club Pro Club
Wiele
Joint Meeting of West Chester 4-H Clubs
Nine members of the Jolly Jokers 4-H club joined seven members of the Westpoint 4-H club for a joint session at the West Chester Methodist church. Mrs. Melvin Booth led a furniture refinishing lesson, covering finish removal prep and application, while Westpoint leaders provided refreshments.
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West Chester
Jolly Jokers 4-H Club
Westpoint 4-H Club
Methodist Church
Melvin Booth
Jolly Jokers
Westpoint
North Carolina
Community sale and livestock auctions weekly schedule
Community sale every Friday at Whittaker sale barn. Livestock sales every Wednesday at Midway Sales Company Columbus Junction Iowa. Livestock sale every Thursday at Kalona Iowa Whittaker sale barn. Livestock sale every Tuesday at 1 00 p m Ollie Livestock Exchange Ollie Iowa.
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Midway Sales
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Alona Sales
Kalona
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Cardinal Pitchers Fight for Lead in Tight National Race
New York reports St Louis Cardinal pitching staff rallied behind Howie Pollet delivering a 1-0 win over Philadelphia as they chase first place a game and a half behind the Dodgers. Dodgers beat Reds 11-5. Spahn paced Braves past Cubs while Yankees extend AL lead with Lopat shutout of Browns Berra homers twice. Lipon keys Tigers late rally to top Red Sox. Yost homers for Senators in loss to White Sox.
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St Louis
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Philadelphia Phils
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Reds
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Roy Campanella
Tommy Brown
Don Newcombe
Ken Haffensberger
Warren Spahn
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Boston
Pete Reiser
New York Yankees
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St. Louis
Yogi Berra
Ned Garver
Philadelphia A’s
Dick Fowler
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Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Johnny Lipon
Vern Stephens
Iowa Young Republicans and Democrats Launch Nationwide Essay Contest
Both parties in Iowa start a state contest to select 18 to 25 year olds who will write 100 to 500 words on Why I am a Republican or Why I am a Democrat. Entries go to American Forum of the Air in Washington with Iowa judges and state winners moving to a nationwide final on September 26.
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Iowa
Washington, D. C
Washington
Job Osmundson
Iowa City
Alanson Elgar
Mount Pleasant
Des Moines
Young Democrats of
Ralph Becker
Young Gop
Roy Baker
Young Democratic
Jimmy Naughton
Sioux City
Robert Munger
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Senate
Ted Clark
William Welch
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American G I Tells Of Torture by Reds
An American G I said Soviet guards beat kicked spat upon and tortured him while held as a suspected spy for five months. He described living in the same clothes for 142 days and no daylight for 140 days before release to American military police. He described the experience as horrific and wished death at times.
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Christus
Rangraves
New York
Serlin
George P. Tlays
Head of Rail Union Dies Unexpectedly
Alexander Fell Whitney 76 longtime president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen died at his Suburban Bay Village home in Cleveland after a heart attack. He had worked late, dined, and retired. D. A. MacKenzie will serve as temporary head as the board selects a successor within 30 days.
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Alexander Fell
Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Bay Village
Max Markey
Usta
Markey
D. A. MacKenzie
Salt Lake City
Rail Union
Brotherhood
Ted Woods Begins Vacation Leaving Cedar Rapids for West
Linotype operator Ted Woods of the Journal starts a vacation today. He travels from Cedar Rapids to Washington to visit relatives, then to California before returning home.
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the Journal
Cedar Rapids
Washington
California
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