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The Ledger and Times, October 4, 1958 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 10-4-1958 The Ledger and Times, October 4, 1958 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, October 4, 1958" (1958). The Ledger & Times. 3429. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/3429 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 OCTOBER 3, 1958 Selected As A Beet All Round Kentucky Community Newspaper apolis fireman named Largest is credited with in- First ... e game of softball in Circulation In with The City Local News Largest Circulation In 6 and The County Local Picture, l October 4, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 236 United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon MOVE IS TAKEN TO ANNEX NEW AREA Four Freshmen To Auction Man Waits To Over Hundred Homes Are In FDEA To Hold 74th Annual Appear At College Court Appeals IRadio Die From Rabies The Four Freshmen, nationally Proposed Annex To The City on Gives Reasons Is Endorsed ATLANTA UPI — 55-year- Session Here On October 10 keown vocal group, will be the., Murray State College Camp- old Atlanta man is lying in a The Murray City Council last ed a report for the past quarter. us Tuesday, Oct. 7, for a tiwo- A number of Murray's leading local hospital with the knowledge Education 'may be night voted unanimously in favor In this report he showed $170.00 h week, The First District' hour coecert. For Ruling citizens have voiced their en- that within a week he seventy- ordinance announcing, the collected from miscellaneous fines Association will hold its Sponsored by the Murray State dorsement of the radio auction dead from rabies. of an Oct. 10 on doctors' diagnosis is intent of the city of Murray to and $139.50 front parking meter and fourth annual session Student Organization the concert being held next Tuesday, Wed- If the camp- Fli..)kiNKFORT (UPI) — The Wille Ester Ray is do- t)riex a large section to.. ths. fines in July; $562.50 in miscell- the Murray State College will begin at 8 pen, in the•Col- nesday and Thursday nights over correct, cain state Court of Appeals today omed. Ray was bitten on the aneous ftnes in August and $158 us. lege Audturium. the local station. gave its reasons for dismissing nose by a dog Sept. 13. Friday The area in question is a from parking meter fines; and A unique feature of the Four The auction is being held by Dr. Kenneth McFarland, edu- the election contest of Rep. Noble night he was in "critical" con- rectangle lying on the northwest in August $452 from miscellaneous Freeshmen is the fact they pro- the Murray Junior Charriber of sational consultant for General Gregory of Mayfield, who was dition at Grady Memorial Hos- of the city and having $fl6or7 parking vide their own instrumental ac- Commerce to raise funds toward edge Motors, Dr. Lyman V. Ginger, defeated for the Democratic nom- pital, and apparently about to be- Chestnut street and the College finmeTest fines. companiment — a fact that per- the purchase of land for an air Jean of the Uriiversity of Ken- ination for 1st District congress- come one of the rare humans Farm Road as its southern boun- The the quarter are , mits them almost unlimited ver- taLetrillresee and _Call suctky cielatietment of er.ducatioree_ man—by-- Frank--A- • Stabblefielel killed by rabies. dary, a ri-ne-about 250 feet west $1185 from miTceilineous -fines, „ siffility-Th concert —treffbefrigaek.- county. The proposed site is and Dr. Lucille L. Lurry, asso- of Murray, last May. At the time he was bitten, of 18th street running to the $464.50. from parking meter fines They each are outstanding in- located just ote highway 641 near ciate professor of education at health authorities advised him to home of Jack Sharborough on formaayogrrandEllistotanl hoofuh$eled949.t500 strumentalists, appealing to aud- The court said Gregory had Midway. or U. of K., will be featured speak- either begin rabies treaments the Mayfield highway as the * the iences visually as well as vocally failed to comply with the statute "We hope to raise $3,000 with rabid. ers at the convention. find the dog to see if it was west boundary, a line from that council that the street widening and instrumentally. governing primary election con- this auction" a aecee spokesman this until he The morning session, which Ray declined to do point due east to Orchard Heights program on the square would Bob Flanigan sings the top tests suits in that his petition. said. Merchandise for the auction found himself unable to swallow will begin at 9:30, will feature as the north boundary, then begin on Monday morning with voice, plays troMbone and doubles did not specify the names of is being donated by local busi- food or water. He suffered.spasms speeches by Dr. McFarland and south to Chestnut street again. the Musrcay Electric System cut- on bass. Den Barbour, the second the alleged illegal voters.' ness men. The Jaycees first be- of the throat muscles, one of the Dr. Ginger and performances by Over 100 homes are located in ting the necessary trees. voice, is feitutred on many solos came interested in the airport first signs of rabies. the Murray State Band and the the area and several businesses. He pointed out that also the and plays guitar. RdeeeBarbour Judge Morris Montgomery, who project when it was pointed out The dog has not been found, a capella choir. Most residents of the area under sthtaetestwreiellt b ritpitnn construction =onin ha nd 1 es all the introductions, wrote the _minion, said, "The that an airport is often the de- and thus doctors will not say consideration have expressed a After a 'her: terieral session bangs ehird settee. ell plays contest of the prirnary election ciding factor in obtaining new for certain that Ray is dying of desire to be in Vie city lirnits. front of the Calloway County in the afternoon, at which the drums and trumpet Ken A/bers, Is a statutory proceeding. The industry. rabies. But they are fairly sure Last night Clarence 'Horton, a Irinift rsos't rerneetent Association to Dr. Lucille L. Larry teachers will be briefed on recent the beat voice in the group, plays statute must be strictly observed Some of the prominent citizens he is. resident on the Mayfield high- Chestnut improvements in the teacher re- trumpet and tnello-phone and is to give the court jurisdiction. who have endorsed the auction Ray said he knew he was "go- way within the proposed area, He said that Jack Carson, First tirernent law by W. R. Holt, of featured solo-wise both vocally are Verne Kyle, Ray Kern, Judge ing mad" from a rabid dog bite "Such a contest must be dis- asked that the north line of the District ted Highwaywtah)e. Engineer the , teacher retirement system, and instrumentally. Bob, Ross, Waylon Rayburn, Mayor Holmes but could not find a doctor who posed of expeditiously. This re- new city limits be jogged south- recommended giny ileurt and will hear greeting from KEA and Don are original members Ellis, Dr. Ralph Woods, George would believe him. According to quires Strict construction of the he ward to eliminate land owned by oil or tar on the municipal park- by Lyndle Barnes, the group wj r the group, and are all from Hart, Glenn Doran, Buford Hurt, police and hospital records, rule concerreng pleading et that times during the past him along the Mayfield highway, ing lot, then cover' with lime- divide into sectional meetings. Indiana. Ken, who replaced Ken stale WOW manager, W. Z. Car- tried three the centestee may have notice week before the city hospital but to include his home. Mr. stone. This would seal the lot Dr. Lurry will speak at the Errair with the Freshmen in ter, Mrs Charles Clark, Mrs. J. concerning everything that he would take him as a patient. Horton said that he owned most against the. weather, he said, and elementary education section. April, 1958, hails from New Jer- A. Outland and Mrs. ',andall may be expected to answer." Hospital authorities said they of the land along the highway better prepare it for paving next Luncheens will be held at 12 seY• Weather. The state high court took note had doubted Ray's story because on 'he north side. spring. The council voted that noon by the West Kentucky The Four Freshrnen have won • of Gregory's argument that his he was a wanderer and homeless this action be taken. Administrators Club, the Busi- the "Best Vocal Group" category The attorneys had been denied access and they thought he was just council indicated that they Hilton Hale appeared before ness Educeion section, the Li- in the Metronome Magazine Poll were in to the records needed to prepare seeking a free bed for the night. sympabhy ,with his re- the council and asked that the brary Division. the Association the last three years, Downbeat Murray Hospital I quest, but an their suit during the .15-day stat- Ray was finally admitted to the that engineer had, city attorney and 'the' mayor visit for Childhood Education, and the poll the last four years, and in at the city's utory period for filing a contest hospital with a chest injury expense, just corn- his trailer court for an inspec- home economics teachers.
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