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The Ledger and Times, March 23, 1957 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 3-23-1957 The Ledger and Times, March 23, 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 23, 1957" (1957). The Ledger & Times. 2970. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2970 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 • e 4 • Selected As A Best AU Round Kentucky Community Newspaper =et wak.61... Largest -11.••• ;SIA !'" • Cir-zulation In • First. IP The City .with Largest Local News Circulation In and The County Local Pictures United Press IN OUR 78th YEAR ....MurrayKy., Saturday Afternoon,March 23, 1957 MURRAY POPULATION MIN Vol. LXXVIII-No. 71 PROMOTIONS ARE MADE IN CITY SCHOOLS Nation Spanned In -- -• Boy Born To Mr. Three, One-Half And Mrs. Klapp Holland., Moser, Schultz Are School Building Hours Mr. and Mrs. Jams Klatep of the Churchill Promoted; Carter is Rehired SANFORD, Fla. — The Apartments. are ,the parents Navy claimed a new unofficial of a baby boy born at 1:15 yesterday. He weighed speed record today on'the flight Three promotions- were an- census of Murray High, (it has Being of a sleek twin 9 pours& 'eat '1512 ousees. He Proposed. -let Skywarrier nounced last night 1st a _meeting_ almost the smallest number of -has been named James Norfred 'from .Califoiner the City School Board, students of any high schoqi play- Watip. of and A proposed building costing an average speed of more than i at the same time two completely, ing football in the Western part system's physical plant would Mrs. Klapp is the former Miss about $80,000 is now under con- 641 miles an hour., hew offices were set ,up in the` f the 'state) the Tiger squad be of similar constructibn to the • Jean 'Atkins of Leicester, Eng- sidlration of the Murray City A Navy A3D flew from Bur- city school ,system. s consistently dónéëTl in other buildings housing the the School Board. The city's bank International Airport, Calif.. new school school children. Preston Holland, known as ts field. building would house the Indus- a "timing point" over Miami land:to 0 one school in the West The first floor will contain the the Dean of Coaches in Western trial Arts department and the in 3 hours, -39 minutes and 24 Teenagers Kentu y Conference has won Industrial Arts department. A From Kentucky, was named as the ( Music Department. seconds Friday. more Abell conference titles - class room will be on either side Hopkinsville Killed new Director of Athletics for s The building, if constructed, Cmdr. Thomas C. Deans, of than Mu y High. Mayfield lies of the front entrance, and a large Murray High Schol. This new will be located on South Ninth the Sanford Naval Air Station won five ti es and Murray four. 45x60 foot room will take up the HOPKINSVILLF. Ky. it?— position is one_which is higher Street. adjacent to the A. B. where the plane landed, said it In basketb I Murray High has back portion. A paint room and Two teen-aged girls were killed than the present head coach Austin School. was "unofficial" but almost cer- won the dis ict title several boiler room-- will also be- on the- .and seven other _ teenagers were holds. The new addition to the school iiiifethat aleeraftetirnke The times and tie. beseetee tegionat ground floor. The second story injured early today in a two-car W. Z. Carter Moser As Director of Athletics Hol- previous coast-tosscoast record set W. B. • runner-up twice. he school has will be arranged approximately collision at the intersection of land can, if he wishes, be re- by an Air Force B4T bomber won five track tit'ts and won like the ground floor, but will Ky. 0 and the Princeton Road lieved of apy coaches duties he on a run from California to second place in the be used by the music department. in Christian County, sees fit, At the present time ate- trials Massachusetts by some eight one year. A large room will take up the State police listed the two kil- he personally eupervises mist minutes. • Preston Holland started the rear of the floor and two elass led as Linda Hunter, 17, daugh- of the athletics the school parti- Seen & Heard He said the Navy would check baseball program rooms will be located at the front ter of Mr and Mrs Woodrow cipates in. id Murray and to gel the exact time of the has A room is also set aside been one of its mainstays for in- Air Force flight before announc- Hunter, and Nancy King, 17. W. B. Moser, who has been strument storage and 'daughter at school fir during the past several years. another for ing anything "officially." of Mr and Mrs. Wayne ,the 28 years, was u_nifertn, Sterne Ho promoted The, program the past several Around Murray -The' Kin kin vele ,th irls from his present post- The building will have two elite students at Hopkinsville a -sir _prilie_Thale trie-Dereetraf---0 about 200. Lt. Ralph St. Barnett, chyle 'boys stairways. astne will he located at High School. Instruction. each -stitnnier. Vista, Calif. Enlisted aviation ' the rear and another about mid- The accident occurred shortly In this position, he will cor- Preston Holland has long had tegw here is a machinists L. F. Trope of Palm god idea, especial- way of the building. Both after midnight. a great influence on the young stair- City, Calif.. and W. J. Prout, relate the studies in all the 1A, for camera fans. ways will have men with whom he has dealt entrances on the Coronado, Calif.. made up the t a lizedeenteeTtermie Stuart elementary and high schools of North side of the building. Hospital here were Eva Maj.-Ad- the city so that all students in the past years and although Do you have an rest of !hes three-man crew. inventory of The North windows of the dison. Barbara Hancock and Jo- in similar grades will be taking he has tried to wen—games in the items Cmdr. bean said the men in your home to use music room will be constructed Manning. all of Christian his coaching career. he has shown made the flight primarily to ann the same course of study. He in the event of a fire? If you of glass brick to reduce County. far erreater. interest in' the build- sound deliver the aircraft to the San- will also set up courses of study don't it is a good idea to make ing of the character of next to the elementary school. "timing" was Treated and released from the in the various grades. the boys Qut a list of everything ford base. The and its The front of the building will hospital were Billy P'Ool, Bobby ,He will devote part of his under his guidance. value. merely an "extra" part of the face South Ninth Street and will Mosely. J94' Flowers, and Betty Fred Schultz has been at Mur- flight, he said. time- to teaching also. be even with the front of the Tuggle Hopkinsville, Hopkins- The tht-d change made by the ray High Schiel during the past Now, this is the good idea re- A. B. Austin School. , vines High School classmilleges of OH tart night was the pro- nine years. and is conSidered an ferred to. Take a number of •I'f • ^ The total cost of the bending the dead girls. Motion i *i,jO miau. • hige schoel rehicator "frier shots of your home to Tiger Grid Schedule in 47kIrgittern Kentecky. is anticipated at about 00.000 The two deaths were the first Preston position of principal ef the high -He corn- show all the little items that Holland 'Fred Schultz It is expected that about 59.000 Is Released Today traffic 4atalites reported in.Ken- 1 school. niroed his schooling at Murray might be overlooked: If th,e will come from the Minimum - tucky in three days. They brought All three recommendations were High School after his fernier pictures are good and clear, moved from Foundation program with the re- The 1957 Murray Tiger grid the state highway death toll for made by Superintendent of City Sturgis. Kentucky you can pick the items right Schultz mainder re the money coming schedule is a carry over from the year thus far to 163. com- Brother llospital Newsj Schools W. Z. Carter and were received his B.A. and out and they will also bring to Of from bonds which would be re- last year with the same nine pared to 131 Jan. 1 through E unanimously by the MA. degrees at Murray State approved mind items which you can easily tired with the present 20c per foes still on hand to furnish March 22, 1956. College, and after he entered the Friay's complete record followc!board. forget. hundred tax. the excitement. Navy he took more courses at R. L. Census 45 The promotions were made Although plans for the build- September 13, Russellville (T); Wade Tufts University at Boston. And Mrs. Lemith Adult Beds effective as of July 1. 1957, the Wasn't my idea. It came from ing are fairly settled. the City 20. Morganfield (H); 27. Mas- Mr.
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