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The Ledger and Times, August 11, 1947 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 8-11-1947 The Ledger and Times, August 11, 1947 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, August 11, 1947" (1947). The Ledger & Times. 1559. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/1559 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]. Or • Selected As Best All-Round Kentucky Weekly Newspaper For 1947 •M• ' aureate II WEATHER FORECAST UDIT ock UREAU Kentucky-Partly cloudy and of IllYt continued %%arm and humid ay( I SC UtATI44S with a fee scattered thunder- in- showers tonight and Tuesday. :30. ev- Standard Printing Co. X NEWS- YOUR PROGRESSIVE H 0 Da E MURRAY POPULATION - First St. K; No. 47 United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kepfucky, Monday Afternoon, August 11, 1947 120-230 S. Zone ach ach • rd- ach Journalist Says Murray's un- Over 106 Entries Compete irth Progress Has Been Work and- lun- ting In Calloway County Horse ck. Of Great Men and Women hird Professor L. J. Hortin, recently.-- ock. resigned as head of Murray State's I Churchill Declares Show At Cutchin joutnalism department, wile the Stadium sach writer of an article on Murray in Government Bill Is yesterday's issue of the Paducah - Sun-Democrat. Strongest Ever Asked Calloway County Owned Horses Are Winners Cu The article was one in the series Bureau Says London. Aug. 11 (UPi-Winston being carried by the newspaper on In Event Sponsored By Calloway Retailers Churchill told Centime* today that Hot Weather "What's Right- with western Ken- the government's crigis bill giving Here To Stay Murray's 1947 edition of the Cal- Richardson, rider. Day tucky towns. loway County Horse Shoe, came to Five gaited Pony: I. Lady Esther, the cabinet powers to deal with fellows: 'Mr. Hortin's article economic emergency was "pow- a deer Saturday night and show Mrs. Elsie Jarman, owner, Ernest sday the By United Press officials termed it one of the best Petty. rider; 2. John Bowlin. Judy Right With er such as no government in this What's in the history if the yearly feature. island has ever before dared to Long. Benton, owner and rider; 3. Murray, Kentucky The U. S. weather bureau said demand except when enemy bay- 0csi•aesrstls0Opreensternietesdapatpetahreedmini,, ay Martha Direct, Glenn McLin, own- today that tO current midwest er. "In the heart of Jackson's Pur- onets were at our throats," 21 Tommy Glenn. rider; 4. Patsy, heat wave is here to stay awhile. blue Ken- numer_ Alton Rodger, Paducah, owner, chase," nine miles from Considering opposition amend- show and $1,800 in cash and tucky I sike is Murray, Kentucky- The mercury fell somewhat in ous trophies and ribbons were Gina Richardson. rider. Mrrile TO-rift u-anstuonal powers home of Murray college, home .of ners, a a a er -Srei-lator third bill. commons defeated by a vote er _theeeseehhrwi. sane_ heme oflila,. the northern and central Rocky stables__ _were_represented by win= II. Plainview Stables, owner, of 256-11s1-25 -first Ltberal-party women. Mountain states today, but hot wea- ners. y at men and noble amendnieet to "clarify" its pro- Calloway stables were rep- Thomas Banks. rider; 2. Miss Bach- ther continued throughout a broad resented by winning horses at both elor. A. W. Lasley, Jackson, What:s rieeht . with Murray" Fiest • Tenn.. visions. • area extending freers Minnesota =and tnitY.thirepireithe*ho- -nights-dr .the shaw. wrier - rind rieitee 3-.•-•Iaacy One Laborite back-bencher, Capt. ZAP st-Acn PARTY=ATTokl-YO's Conerffland, Elbshirna teach, relaxation Is similar tc Wisconsin south and southwest it eighe. bourne. Shorty Stacey, Paducah, here to 'make Blackburn, said he proposed prevailing American fashion. Mother smokes her cigarettes in a thin pipe called e Jim Moore. head grid coach at A. R. the along the Miseissippi Valley. eas- owner and rider: 4. Mable Dawn, Dr. Rainey T. Wells, whose vis- the opposition "be- what looks like popsicles. The farnil} Murray State. and manager of sue- to vote with "kiseru" while the kids get their enjoyment out of tern Nebraska, the Texas panhandle G. Kirkendoll, sagacity, and unwav- cessful•shows in the past, was man- Marion, Ky., owner, ion., ptilitical cause this is a, totalitarian meas- Supplies ace taken along in a kerchief that takes the place of a beach bag. and Oklahoma. That area won't Murray col- ager ()tithe 1947 spectacle. Husta B. Clark, rider. ering courage rhade ure." get relief Ant the middle of the Verge a "dream come true, is one of Max- Hurt served as ringmaster - Jumping Class: 1. Pegasus. H. ,R. Churchill introduced an amend- week. "i Taturrayes truly great men. In and George Baker was announcer. Belew. Jackson, Tenn., owner and ment to include in ihe bill a state- The temperature was in the 96's many respects the city and,college Murray Boe Scouts served as ush- rider: 2. Roma B.;.H. R. ment that it was intended to in- Hazel F. F. A. along the southern shores of Lake are but the lengthened shadow of era and Turner Young. Lebanon. Jackson. Tenn., Owner, James Ex- sure that the country's fulls- re- Michigan, and the forecaster said this Kentucky statesman. :He is a Merchants Meet Tonight President Is Tenn., was judge. , urn, rider; 3. Sun Fire, H. R. Be- sources were used in the best in- would stay that way for several of what's right with Murray. it A group of Calloway and Mur- leer, Jackson, Tenn.. owner, Belew part community. terests of the Winner At Meet days. ray State young ladies were- spon- & Exum. rider; 4. Dan, 011ie Brown, Nathan B. Stubblefield, member He criticized the power granted Normal temperatures prevailed sors of the various classes and Murray, owner and rider. of a proud and distinguished fam- to the government to shift workers its Tee delegates free tile Hazel in the east and fur west. awarded prizes. They were Fay ily. gave the __world one -of Retail Saturday Night saying: Group another. New from one job to to Form Nell Anderson. greatest inventions -- the radio. Future farmers of America chapter Some "locally substantial" show- Anne Richmond, "This ,gang of snoopers is to ge Carolyn Veale, Carolyn Carter, Dor- Far-seeing and destined for the Murray merchants will meet at were delegates to the State. Future ers sprinkled the Dakotas last Jumping Class: 1. Roma B., H. R. around the country to find means othy Smith, Patricia Drake. Patsy stare this man gave Murray fame Farmers 07 America conventiey at night, and rain fell in the Rocky Belew, Jackson, Tenn.. owner, of taking working people from o'clock tonight in tne eiuoway Porker. Jeanette Farmer, 17t -irkeieee. E and a mime that he earned for C. 0. Beach Claimed Louisville on August 8-8. Ofgoelk!" sq44.111.01sst sAPc.1 eider; 2. Pegasus, H. their existing conditions and mov- county court nouse to organize a himself, but which he never re- The two Hazel delegates were along the Gulf coast. But the skies lati`:=Bolliyt'ttiroirlaire77 r-7-Belew:4 -owner and rider; 3. Dan, ing them against their will or evith- retail merchants associatien. By Death At Detroit ford, Minnie Lee Churchill, Wanda ceived . Joseph Davt.nport, president of the *ere clear over most of the mid- 011ie Brown. Murray. owner, Pas- out their consent to other indus- Farmer, Charlotte Owen, Leita busi- 'Chamber of Commerce officials Hezel 'chapter. and Frank Meyers west. chall West, rider; 4. Sun Fire. H. R. Warren S. Swann, mayor, tries . " C. 0. Beects 55-yeei-,ed former have announced_ that the Ilt•W as- Hill. The weather bureau said the Rose Gholson, Hazel Hood, Naomi Belew, owner, Belew and Exum, ness man, financier, provided the grocer, and resident of Murray. The commons debate followed sociation will include all persons Joseph Davenport was awarded corn crop in Illinois and Iowa Lee Whitnell, Ann Littleton, Jo riders" leadership that gave west .Ken- died Saturday at Herman Keifer Prime Minister Clement R. Alt- ,engaged "in rqtaiL business oj any Oh for placing Iirst in the Pte,. might get badlYeSeeded raine later Ann Hendon and Joan Shroat lucky its greatest federal projeole- Hospital. Detroit, Mich., it was re- Roadster to Bike Stake: 1_ Sena- tee's meeting with the parliamen- nature, including those who dis- district _Future Farmer of Postponed one day because of TVA's 5120,000.000 dam and the chase in the week. tor 11, Plainview Stables, Murray, ported here today. rain. the show was staged at Car- tary Labor party to answer a ris- pense services and supplies." America Field Day in the beef set- Hottest cities in the nation yes- Owner. ad on longest man made' lake in the Beech was a •member of the Thomas Banks. rider: 2. ing storm of criticism against the retail mer- tle contest, terday were Waco, Texas. and Mc- lisle Cutehin stadium arid show of- show world. Without ham, there is a The move to form a Church of Christ, Miss Bachelor, A. W-. Lesley, Jack- government economic program and Murray irew Alester and Ponca City. Okla.. with ficials said today they we're well • year strong probability that the dam chants association in He is survived by one daughter.
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