Yankees Pound Detroit Tigers 10-3
The New York Yankees crushed the Detroit Tigers 10 to 3 behind a 15 hit attack as Whitey Ford stayed unbeaten and Mickey Mantle drove in three runs. Tom Tresh added a three run homer and Bobby Richardson collected three hits, while Hank Aguirre took the loss.
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Mrs Bluemenstein Home from Illinois
Mrs Ed Bleumenstein returns from a visit with relatives in Freeport Illinois. Her son Mearl Blumenstein is hospitalized in Chicago. Billie Bittermiller marked his birthday with neighbors and ice cream cake. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including anniversaries and travel reports from Des Moines to Germany and Austria.
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Germany
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Cedar Rapids
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Junior Bowlers Banquet Set For Friday Evening
Melody Lanes juniors who took part in this year’s league will hold their annual banquet Friday evening May 10 at 6 30 p m in the schoolhouse on the fairgrounds. The event was moved from Thursday due to a high school concert. Junior bowlers should call their league secretary to reserve seats.
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Demon Track and Golf Teams in Action Today
The Demon track and field squad hosts Muscatine in a dual meet at Case Field this afternoon while the golf team travels to Fairfield for a meet with the Trojans. Both events start at 4 oclock.
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Kennedy Shakes Up Military High Command Surprise
President Kennedy announces a third major shakeup in three years. Admiral David L. McDonald will replace Admiral George B. Anderson as chief of naval operations, while General Curtis LeMay will be reappointed for a shorter term.
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Washington council votes to begin sewer survey north of Eleventh Street
Ten years ago today the Washington city council voted on Monday night to commence a comprehensive sewer survey for the area inside the city limits north of Eleventh Street.
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