Outlook Dim for Dodgers Giants to Move From New York
The outlook dimmed for the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants remaining in New York as talks with City Hall failed to yield a new park site by October 1. Mayor Wagner said no city-built or subsidized park for either club will be provided, and neither owner guaranteed a stay. OMalley and Stoneham expressed pessimism and openness to West Coast moves as negotiations continue.
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New York
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Walter O’malley
Horace Stoneham
Robert F. Wagner
City Hall
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Giants
San Francisco
O'Malley
Stoneham
West Coast
O’malley
National League
Yama Bahama Seeks Second Victory Over Turner
Miami Beach middleweight Yama Bahama aims for his second straight win against Gil Turner in a 10 round feature on ABC at 9 p.m. EST. Bahama, born in the Bahamas, fought his first bout at Miami Beach Auditorium on Nov 17 1953 and has since fought in Detroit and New York. Turner, described as a boxing craftsman, faces a tougher test after a prior NY fight where he struggled to be in shape.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Yama Bahama
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Bahama
Turner
ABC
Harry Irwin
Detroit
New York
Bimini
British West Indies
George Katz
Gill
Otto A. Hansen Named Apple Service Fieldman
Otto A. Hansen will replace Harvey D Beeler Jr as fieldman for The Appalachian Apple Service Martinsburg West Virginia. Hansen to begin mid-June after NYU Agricultural Institute graduation in June. He is 29, married, educated in Denmark and the United States, and has four years in the U. S. Air Force with two years in apple growing and food retailing. His duties cover wholesale and retail fruit receivers in the South and East.
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Appalachian Apple Service
Martinsburg
W. Va
Otto A. Hassen
Harvey D Beeler, Jr
Consolidated Orchard Company
Paw Paw
Mr. Hansen
New York University
Agricultural Institute
Denmark
Hansen
U. S. Air Force
South
East
Miss Capitola Saxe Hollins Graduate
Miss Capitola Wilson Saxe daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond D Saxe of 512 Courtfield Ave received a B A Degree from Hollins College June 2 She studied in Paris during a year abroad and graduates from Handley High School in 1953 She is listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities A sociology major she held Student Government and other college leadership roles and was president of the choral club and dormitory president
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Capitola Wilson Saxe
Raymond D. Saxe
Courtfield Ave
Hollins College
Saxe
Paris
Hollins
Handley High School
College Christian Council
International Relations Club
Freya
Richmond unions barred from picketing Seaboard building
Federal Judge barred the Richmond laborers' union from the present picketing method at the Seaboard Air Line Railroad office under construction. The order also restricts three other locals from striking subcontractors on the multi million dollar project. The strike began May 15.
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Richmond
Richmond Laborers’ Union
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Sterling Hutcheson
Loc
International Hod Carriers
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Assn. of
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Doyle & Russell
Hutcheson
Laborers’ Union
Market Quotations From Baltimore Fruit and Grain Prices
Fruit and vegetable prices listed for apples strawberries and potatoes with regional variations. Notable items include Jonathan apples 2% inch up to 3.00 for different sizes, Maryland crate and carton prices for strawberries, and New Florida Sebagoes and Round Reds potatoes with several weight classes and quality notes. Several lines cover feed grains and flour, ending with butter prices.
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Maine
Four High School Graduates Awarded New Wrist Watches
Four local high school seniors receive eight day clock awards from Hod gson and Brown. Handley selections Betty Petrie and David Smallwood join James Wood winner Molly Seals as top ranking seniors. Douglas senior watch winner to be announced at Friday commencement.
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Hodgson
Brown
Handley
Betty Petrie
Richard Petrie
Valley Ave
David Smallwood
Leo Smallwood
E. Boscawen St
Molly Seals
James Seals
Mt. Falls
James Wood
Douglas
Dream outdoor job seeks lone hunter to clear porcupines
Colorado Springs report says the State Employment Service lists a four man post to live in northern New Mexico high country. The crew will track down and destroy porcupines in pine forests. Annual pay is $3,415.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
State Employment Service
New Mexico
Agricultural Market Report Highlights Poultry and Egg Prices
The Agriculture Department notes fair to good conditions with adequate supply. Live poultry prices show broilers and fryers at modest ranges, small turkey fryers and heavy breeder hens priced per grade. Egg markets in Winchester and Harrisonburg list Grade A Large and Medium, with mixed Grade B quotes.
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Iesen
Senate
Wee and
Toms
Winchester Egg Market
Eros Agri Ea Cieccta
Sevnee
Harrisonburg
Hunting and Fishing Licenses On Sale In Clerks Offices
New hunting and fishing licenses effective July 1 are on sale at Payton J. Marshall Clerk of the Corporation Court and Lee N. Whitacre Clerk of the Circuit Court offices. Licenses available 9 a m to 5 p m starting today.
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Payton J. Marshall
Corporation Court
Lee N. Whitacre
Circuit Court
Kiwanians to Attend National Convention at Atlantic City
Winchester Kiwanis Club members Charles A. Pine Sr Ed Molden and Garland Center will attend Kiwanis International 42nd annual convention in Atlantic City June 23 27 Featured speakers include Vice President Richard Nixon Reed C Culp Salt Lake City president of Kiwanis International Carlos P Romulo Philippine ambassador to the United States and Dr Edward L R Elson pastor of the National Presbyterian Church in Washington D C The program opens June 23.
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Charles A. Pine, Sr
Ed Molden
Garland Center
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Atlanticity
Richard N. Nixon
United States
Reed C. Culp
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carlos P Romulo Philippine
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Memorial Service Brings Evening Observation and June Elections
A musical memorial service will be held in the evening with the election of officers scheduled for the morning of June 26. Details emphasize a communal tribute followed by organizational leadership selection.
Detroit Board Rejects Marriage License Cost Increase
Wayne County Detroit supervisors voted down a proposal to raise marriage license fees from $2 to $5. Councilman Louis C. Miriani defended keeping Cupid tied to the budget. The move aims to curb inflation effects on municipal revenue.
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Detroit
Louis C.miriani
Wayne
Board of Supervisors
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N.Y
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MISS
Capitola Saxe
Shoecenter
Loudoun St
Baltimore
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Rockingham
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Atlantic City
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Medical Arts
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Winchester
HCO
Chester’s
Evening Star
North Loudoun
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Lowes
Nous
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Safeway
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Leggett's
Dan River Gil
Nghams
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Linen
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Wey
Seattle
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