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The Ledger and Times, June 4, 1955 Murray State's Digital Commons The Ledger & Times Newspapers 6-4-1955 The Ledger and Times, June 4, 1955 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, June 4, 1955" (1955). The Ledger & Times. 2373. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/tlt/2373 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]. I -7 As 'A Best All Round Kentucky Community Newspliper 40 Selected t. JUNE 3, 196 Largest Largut In The NTS MADE • Circulition In The Circulation FAMILY City; Largest City; Largest Mr..21 Circulation In sa made by Circulation In • Berryman of tri The County le Farm and Horn The.County Program is report Broektrian, area agen eesity of Kentucky. ••••• remodel 8,000 LX)-CVI No. 1 33 n has been united Press IN OUR 76th YEAR Murray, Ky., Saturday Afternoon, June 4, 1955 MURRAY POPULATION Vol. enience, a bathroon her rooms refinished 1-provementa to the covering the outsidi s redecorating in id Z a deep freezeffe m. fences have beer rebuilt and field. effort will' be madt man to have 12 cow. OFFICERS ng MURRAY COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS 8,000 pounds of mul id acre of strawber lu- ✓ plus an acre nex Politics Warms Up HONORS FBI CHIEF, SEES 'A' SHOW ge Authority Given Board To of Residents Promised Quick Ford-UAW In as nprovements planned In Kentucky ling the capa.lty of June 4 Jr -Jess ouse and a new FRANKFORT. Purchase Necessary Ground Action On City Street Repair Ward, Paintsville, who became the Deep Sessions ade A milk. - Aifth candidate tosfile for the Dern:- Charlie ocratic nomination for lieutenant The site Si' the location of the Robert Hahs, L. D. Miller, AY and A delegation of about twenty lines The line can be placed under- governor today blasted the tactics Over Weekend Murray Country Club has been Costello. and C. B. Buchanan. been ap- persona attended the meeting last neath the pavement. of a fellow candidate. Harry Lee purchased acoording to officials tot Committee heads have URDAY right of the Murray Ciy Coursed. City clerk told the council that Water-field. the dub, and plans are now un- pointed to determine the cost of The group By REV BRUNE pool, golf represented residents the sale of privilege and automobile .In a statement issued after he derway to consider what part of building a swimming of the South 15th. street. Woodlawn United Press Staff Correspondent facilities. licenses was slow. The penalty for filed his declaration papers, Ward the grounds to improve first. course, and housing area and the Farmer, Miller not DETROIT, June 4 us -- The each will avenue purchasing these licenses goes said he was "especially contemp- The club will be located on The minimum cat of area. CIO United Auto Workers, pressing into effect on June 15 in the Nanney Farm which is located be reported baok to the directors tuous of the manner which Mr. to an Councilman Darrell Shoemaker wrap up unprecedented an- the for consideration. Roy Starka, a spokesman for the Waterfield ia attempting to sneak one and one-half miles from brought up the question of the nual wage package for its minim - for the lieutenant governor's (A- courthouse in Murray'. The loca- The best possible program group thanked the council for into odd members launched a fateful recent extensions of the city limits tion which has been described as the country club budget will then assurances that the streets and lice." He charged that Waterfield weekend of negotiatians with Ford and the effect of these extensions excellent, lies between the College be pre-ented t•i the membershn ditches in the area torn up by "is attempting to slip into office and General Motors today. on persons whc can now vote in Farm Road and the Mayfield for sewer and water pipe installations, as pert of the tail of Chandler's What happens at the weekend approval. the city elections. The conclusion 'highway. The acreage is roughly At the present time approxi- would be repaired. He asked the kite." talks could have an important was that only precincts 9 and 10 in shape with the mately 100 members have jorned council when they might expect Waterfield is running on the bearing on the rectangular are affected, and that these voters entire national Officials this work to be done with A B. greater part facing a road which the Murray Country Club. merely pick up same ticket Chandler, economy. may their city connects the College Farm Road expressed the opinion that if ap- ballots who is oppo,ing Bert T. Combs Besides the issue of labor peace. The council and Mayor George at their regular voting Mayfield Highway. proximately 130 Members have tor the Democratic gubernatorial or strikers die question of the guar- and the Hart told the group that the con- places will have a 200 foot joined by August 1, the closing Ward said he resigned as chief anteed annual wage was at stake. The club • tractors would be on the scene on the Maygield highway date for charter members, the - petroleum - gas inspector If the talks fan through, the frontage Monday, and 'hit if they were building program can be for the state Department of In- national economy could be and a sixty foot right-Of-,way on entire Chapter not there, then the city would hit City Resident surance to enter the race because sharply by a crippling auto stnike the College Farm Read. This will accompli hed. "HER GIRL begin the work on Tuesday morn- to not the plan to build a he believes "the office should be A stoke would affect malty other give three- possible entranCes It is ing themselves. Passes Away clubh.ouse at the present IE KONGO" filled by the wi,11 of the people industries dependent on iutomobile the club grounds. complete At a meeting this week officers time, hoso er some facilities In case of inclement weather, Oakley C. Walston, age M. pas- and not by the when of politi- production. • were elected and a full board of be co-.atructed for minimum re- 'Mayor Hart said, then of course sed away on Friday at 9:00 p. rn. cians." Could Be Extended directors named. zpr‘r:ements. the work would have to be post- at the Murray Hospital. He had Others who are seeking the If the union wins the annual wage for the Dr. John Quertermous Was Prircipal projects at poned further. been ill for the past five years, Democratic nomination for lieu- nearly half million wcrkers at Fortl and General Mo- named president of the club. and first will be the swimming pool The contractors have been ob- however his death carne suddenlat. tenant governor are Commissioner tors it would quickly be Henry Holton vice-president. Aud- and the golf course. A small con- ligated to replace streets, drive- Survivors include his wife. Mrs of Agriculture Ben S. Adams, At- extended to the union's other members. rey Simmons %vas elected treasur- cession stand. lockers and show- 10NITE ways, and drainage ditches as they Vera Walston, five sisters,, Mrs. ty. Gen J D Buckman Jr. and Other industries might also follow e: and James M. Lassiter secre- ers will be the only other planned maire prior to the water and sewer John Palmer. Mrs Lena Banister, 011ie W. Montogenery, Campbells- suit just as they have follavd tary. building condrutat.on at this tirro• pip, Installations The weather has Miss Surie Walston, Mrs Jim ville other precedent-setting steps of the The ottor members of the board • it is hoped that sothetime in hotel very bad In recent months Washam, all of Brewers and Mrs. auto industry in the past, such as of ria• o• ,t-s are Verne Kyle. Dr. the future a complete club house for street repair. however. Danial Butler of Paducah: one he cast-of-living contract in 1950. with all facilities can be construc- City Street Superintendent Rob brother. Thomas of Hardin: also CIO President Walter Reuther ted. Huie was instructed to rent a gra- a number of nieces and nephews. McElraths Have streets in appeared hopeful that weekend Gangster Given Officials r• the cildb"said Veiny der and put the gravel The funeral will be held at the Several Visitors talas scheduled with both com- that the club is now an actual order and to prepare other streets Brewers Methodist Citoretth. which Year Sentence panies would, .nelp him bring 19 reality and the plans are be'rre for heatable pevips this surnmer ootended, at 2:30 on Sunday Recent guests at the Ronald 'bear enedgh. Ptilissurg to force definitely laid for countrY eh* 1e council voted to accept the Cole and Bro. JERSEY CITY, N J. June 4 with Rev Leonard Churchill on Lake county tax list as has been the cabin Kentucky through his annual wage demand - Onetime gang lord Albert J D Harron officiating. Burial were Mr. and Mrs C Leroy Cox. contract with • custom In the past The union Fogd Anastasia sat glumly in Hudsan will be in Brewers cemetery. Mary Linda. and and the union The acreage. owned by the Nat Ryan Hughes cited a city Thomas Leroy. will run cut Monday County Jail today. waiting for Pallbearers will be his nephews of Columbia, Mo.
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