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The Ledger and Times, March 11, 1957 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 3-11-1957 The Ledger and Times, March 11, 1957 The Ledger and Times Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt Recommended Citation The Ledger and Times, "The Ledger and Times, March 11, 1957" (1957). The Ledger & Times. 2959. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2959 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Ledger & Times by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. , s • ••• %Ft ••• ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• ••• - 1957 Selected As A Best Al! Round Kentucky Community Newspaper Largest i. Cirzulaiion In with The City Local News Largest and Circulation In The County Local Pictures United Press IN OUR With YEAR • Murray, Monday Afternoon, March II, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 -Vol. LXXVIII -No.-60 STORK FORCED DOWN BY STORN-1 UP Vice-President &City Resident ;Farm Bureau Has Heart Attack Highlight In Annual Struggle For Title' WASHINGTON ;LP -President • Dies Friday Membership Eisenhower today expressed Willi Begini On Wednesday theMusic•Planned ; hope that Lyle C. Wilson, United . Press vice president and Wash-Wash- 54-49. By UNITED PRESS , besting Bowling Green, In ington manager, would recover led by only a Memphis Drive Is Set The ever colorful struggle of Tompkinsville rapidly from a heart attack he but pil- Byy Rotary the newcomers tussling for rec- single point at halftime, suffered lagt week. ed up a lead in the second half Walter G. Wilkinson, age 75, Plans are being completed for ognition against the old timers Press Secretary James C. Hag- that, amounted -. to 10 points at • former barber of Murray. died Lin organized drive for renewals hoping for yet another moment erty said that the President. who when one time. , Friday March 8th at 10:00 at and new memberships in the in the limelight will unfold suffered a coronary thrombosis The sharp-shooting Eagles of the ,Baptist Hospital in Memphis. Calloway County Farm Bureau, le Kentucky high school basket- in 1955, asked him to express his Eastern finally put an end to a Tenn., following an illness of according to an announcement by ball teams begin play in the state hopes that Wilson's "condition series of upsets by tournament- more than ten days at the Mur- President Holmes Ellis tournament at Louisville Wed- and Vice- improves rapidly and he gets out •. in the 7th at ray Hospital before being remov- nesday.- wise -St. Xavier President Leon Chambers. Mr. of the hospital soon." 55-47. ed .to Memphis March. 1th. His Of the 16 regional champions, IAnijsville. winning Chambers, sas county member- Wilson-is under treatment in Bulldogs, state death was attributed to a heart seven will me making the•trip to The Hazard ship committee chairman, is Doctors' Hospital which he en- baC:Ic in 1932, attack. the four-day tournament for the champs in 1955 and heading the drive with the help tered Saturday. The hospital .re- tournament He is survived by his wife, first time. Thejlewill join veter- made it to the state of membersRip captains f r o- m ported, At.' ,r•qp•iag tha• he spent I Mrs. Martha Wilkinson,.412 S. ans- Hazard. 17 tournaments;1again by beating SIFtiitesberes. each of the - seVen magisterial a very restful night. finals at 61k Street, Murray; four sisters. Pikeville. 12; -Clark County, 1 , 63, in the 14th Region districts, was high *Mt. Ellen Miller, Calloway Lafayette 8: Tompkinsville,. 11;. Hazard. Claude Craokes s The week of March 18-23 will for Hazard. County, Mrs. Cora Houston, Par- s-klardford. 5: Daviess County, 5: scorer with 20 points be Farm Bureau Membership state champ, sons, Tenn., Maas Amy Smith,. Gusty Winds Bring Clay County. 4: and Hart Me- Another • _farmer Week, during which members a .re- Purs..ear, Tenn., Mrs. Arby White, morial, 3. Clark County (1951e got who have not renewed, and pros- Mild Temperatures Louisville by whip- Paris, Tenn.; two brothers, Ike The rookies include: Fulton. turn ticket to s will be contacted by the Morehead, 68-61. A. Wilkinson. RFD 5, Murray,• South Hopkins, Dixie Heights. ping Russell at District Captain and their five By UNITED PRESS little doubt Likonard Wilkinson, Stevenville, Fastern, Grant County, Nicholas . Daviess County left MRS. HELEN KRAUSE gets her first look at her baby after the stork to ten helpers .in each diMrict. Gusty winds that reached more Tenn., -and several nephews and Russell County. On- about its suPeriority in the 3rd made the delivery In an ambulance outside the Krause home in Members ashes have received ex- than 60 miles per hour pounded County and neices. is' repeat-- Region, knocking over Owens- Ridgefield, Ns],at the height of a sleet storm. Patrolman Ben Herten, piration notice -.re urged to mail the central portion of the nation ly one team. Lafayette,' • He was a member of the First , boro Catholic, 74-45, and Hart- who aided In dillvery.Ulds baby-a by who Will be named George. bring ?TWIT-15.00 - MerribershIp today, bt hieing mild temperaturee nig /rum, last .year'1_2.'_Sw_i_ Six- Christian church of Murray. The Hazard ford overcame 13ieller Country- - fee to the County Farm Bureau as far north as the Great Lakes. teen." Besides Lafayette. funeral was held at 2:30 o'clock only Early lead and put an the de- office prior to membership week The storm sent southerly winds and Clark County are the ("Sunday afternoon at the J. H, for fensive clamps in the second half 6 and thus save time and travel whipping out of Texas through former state champions back Churchill Funeral Home with Hospital Ner.7).77 to score a 52-40 win in the 4th Dr. for the volunteer solicitors. Oklahoma and Kansas with ve- another_ try. Priestley at Beaver Dam. Howard Nichols conductihg the T Saturday's finals pros'ided Region final Membership drive captains by locities of more than a mil-a- service. Burial was in the Murray _ Friday's complete record follows: magisterial districts are: minute. many thrills and one major up- Cemetery. Census 37 Harold Broach,. Murray; Mr. A mall tornado was reported set when the. Bluejackets of Active Pallbearers were: Allan Will Speak Adult Beds 65 and Mrs. Herman Darnell, Brink- south of Temple, Tex., but dam- Nicholas County edged our Ken- . Rose. Freeman Fitts. Laverne Emergency Beds 28 ley; Erick Dick arid Marvin Hill, age was confined to a wrecked tucky's winningest teams Mays- Five Injured -Perier_. Earle.Y.,__C....ellltte -- - . Ws I'is, Patients Admitted-- - TV antenna': .7 , es; -119e80 -itt--the-4-fe-h-te- Thompson. aieT. Mr: and Mrs. Goebel Ford and Ave Patients Dismiss'ed 4 Before Clpbs Rubinoff and Nis Violin Roberts, iNadesboro; James Har- Winds in eitcess of 50 miles thiana. -Citizens 1 New ris, Swann. A captain for Con- per hour swept the Plains States Nicholas County led all the As Airliner The people of this area were Patients admitted from Wednes- cord will and sections of the northern' way but had to fight for its life be selected. assured today of a musical high- day 9:30 A.M. to Friday 2:00 P.M. The volunteer and central Roelcies. when it lost center Ned Jennings Dr. Gerald Priestley of England solicitors help- light on April 1 when Rubinorr County Woman Mrs. Virgil E. Smith, 502 S. ing each of these The south winds sent ternpera- on fouls in the third period. A will address the membership Of captains will and his violin, internationally Overturns Pth Extended, Murray: Mrs. Ludie tures climbing over the Mirsais- tiny guard, Donnie Hillocks. took the Murray Rotary Club. the be announced at a later date. artist, ap- Arthur Valley and into the Great famed popular concert by driving in for B. Canter, Lynnville; Mrs. Murray Lion's Club and the Only ten other Kentucky coun- -sippi up the slack jumped by 30 pears at the Murray State Col- drawing free Passes Away Lavender. Rt. 2. Hazel; Mr. Rob- Young ties now have more. Farm Bureau Lakes. Readings layup shots and eft - Business Men's Club to- Auditorium under sponsor- .LOUISVILLE. March 11 ert Everett Whitford. Dover: Mrs. degrees in northern Illinois and lege throws that accounted for eight morrow night at the Woman's members than Calloway, accord- Aeronautics Board officials early today as com- ship of the Murray Rotary Club, in tge Civil Garvin Bourland, Rt. 2. Murray; Club House. ing to President Ellis. The 1956 eastern Iowa Nicholas County points Sun- it was announced by H. L. Oak- today investigated the crash of Master Barry Mitchell Rose Rt. membership of pared with the same time hard-fought .final period. On Sunday This is the second time that Callowas- was of the club. a two-engined Eastern Air Lines 1, Murray; Mrs. H. L. Riley and day. ley. president Pikeville. a team regarded as Dr. Ppestley has come to Mur- 1204. The Farm Bureau board of plane 'whie'. overturned and girl, 901 Main, Murray; Forecasters said the mild air and cer- baby directors has ,set indeed fortunate in ono of _the strongest 1,;,9 ray. Fie will speak on current 1300 members today -We feel feet On its Mr. Edgar Morris, Rt. 1, Murray: a will everspread the East thinly Imie tr'the'Most eoloriC, Mrs. M. 104. "Sykes, aged 59, world affairs. -as goal for 1957. being able to bring such a great while landing here Sunday. Mrs. Daniel Morgan Cunningham.
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