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For more information, please contact [email protected]. • • • • •••• MAY 26. 12 !NOMA Ks ger MT Rohn itninety CrIffIlltncry Newspsper In Largest 'VG Circulation In God The City Sunday We Largest ind ry Needs Trust Circulation In The County 'OM Irch Hour United Press International IN OUR 83rd YEAR Murray, Ky., Monday Afternoon, May 28, 1962 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXXIII No. 126 111•11•111. .••• PRIMARY TUESDAY WILL BE "MET 99 I Wind, Rain. Light Vote Is Expected With G!! Building On Two And Hail Pelt "Short" Ballot Being Offered Min 12 25c >illy at 7 p.m. LOUISVILLE, Ky. WI} — A candidate for variou, offices. 1:00 p.m. County Area primary election campaign so quiet Vance has supplied the only Local Projects that most of the news has been real action of the campaign, tour- Murray and Calloway County created by candidates dropping ing the state in his sound truck were hit by a wind, rain and hail out of the various races ended storm Saturday bringing some re- today with only a very light turn- lief from the drought which has out of voters eXpected at the polls Begins June 10 delayed much of the tobacco set- on Tuesday. , ting the past several days. Kentucky voters were to choose the past several gays. candidates for the' U. S. Senate • The Atlantic office of the Public streets, curbs and gutters. The storm started out with gusty seat now held by former Republi- Housing Administration has ap- An administrative building will winds which wrenched limbs from can National Committee Chairman proved the low bid received by be built in the Nash Drive pro- trees, however little damage was Thruston B. Morton, and for sev- the Murray Municipal Housing ject, and a rental and utility reported. en seats in the U. S. House of Commission lain Tuesday. building will be constructed in Hail _stones the size of marbles Representativq. pelted the city and county and the Cherry Lane Apartments area Frank A. Stubblefield The bid of Hardaway Construc- also. almost made the ground white It will mark the first time Ken- tion Company of Nashville, Ten- before it came to a halt. Rath tuckians have voted under the nessee was accepted by the Com- was mixed with the hail and final- new congressional districting,plan lr77.71 mission and the PHA. The com- Stubblefield ly turned in.to a downpour of rain which resulted from the loss of a pany bid $599,400. which brought relief to parched seat in Congress after the 1960 fields, gardens and yards. census. 6 L. D Miller. Jr., Executive James C. Williams A fire alarm was turned in Fast Count Expactad • Director of the Commission said Race Has The at Editor, Ledger & Times the heighth The short ballot, lack of any that construction on the housing of the storm at the Murray. Kentucky , new cafeteria on hotly contested contests, growing TONITE project would begin about June the Murray State Witson W. Wyatt Campus, however this turned out 111111i. use of voting machines and the Checker in Dear Mr. Williams: Interest Here to be an Memorial Day holiday coming up which blares forth his campaign The company has 330 calendar error. Someone saw re- KNOCK THE Wednesday, all were expected to song, "Put the Jam on the Lower in which to The .members of the American flections from a welding torch W1ST" days complete the combine to produce a fast vote Shelf Where the Little Man Can projects Legion Auxiliary want to thank and thought that electric wiring AND • project. Normally such Preparations are complete for count Tuesday night. Reach It." and making numerous the citizens of Murray and ('allo- was sh,irting out. 416 are completed wetf ahead of time the primary elecCan tomorrow radio or television speeches. ..D WOMEN" way, the Ledger & Times, and the Princess Morton was considered certain which would put the completion with all voting machines in place. State Dairy Wyatt Ignores Vance radio station for their contribu- ••• to be renominated in the Republi- date about January 1963. Calloway County residents will tions which made l'oppy Day a Marinell Myers can primary, his opposition being Vance, a former state repre- The projects to be constructed nominate a U. S Senate candidate endeavored to link great success little-known Thurman J. Hamlin sentative, has ESDAY id are Nash Drive Housing Project and a U. S. Congress candidate. I •' Busy: is the word for Marinell roll, Clinton, Fleeting, Lincoln, activities All proceeds from the sale will of London, who has often run for Wyatt wen left-wing between South Broad and South Interest . in Oalloway County Myers. of Lynn Grove, who is and Simpson Counties; June 27, through his one-time membership go directly into the Rehabilitation office but with small success. Ninth arid Cherry Lane Apart- will be largely centered on the I akeacly nieep into a June Dairy Anterson County, June 28. Pu- in Americans for Democratic Ac- THEM and Child Welfare fund of the Tiles Sunday He is almost certain to be op- ments extending along Cherry race for United States Congress. Month schedule of activities as laski County; June 29, Adair and tion.' Wyatt has to yet mention American Legion and Auxiliary. posed in November by IA. Gov. mirth of Spruce street. Frank A Stubblefield won over Kentucky Dairy Princess. Robertson Counties; June 30, Hart Wilson W. Wyatt, running with 'V ,Ale or any of his accusations. The housing projects, a total of Mrs. Claude Anderson Noble Gregory in the May 28, Peddie Workman, age 73, died Princess 'Myers, who will be and henry Counties; June 25-30, the backing of the state adminis- ile Wyatt has campaigned 62 units will be of modern con- Poppy Chairman, 1958 primary and two years ago yesterday at 1:30 p.m. at the Mur- graduated in home economics Warren County. tration. fairly vigorously, his campaigning struction with ceramic tile baths Murray Unit he won unopposed. ray Hospital of complications fol- June 4 at Murray State College, June 10 *the will reign over Early this year Wyatt drew un- has been directed almost entirely and sibls. Construction will be so In 1953 St ubblef told received lowing an extended Illness. II have hardly a minute to her- Dairy Days activities at 'Murray expested tipparation from Harry at Morton and the November gen- that maintervairce will be Im4d In .140.802 votes in the tint tlIstrant Me n survived by his wi-fe, Mrs. s until July. State College and June 11 at West- King Lowman of Ashland. sneak- eral election. Morton fee the most a minimum. FIVE DAY FORECAST while Gregory received 15,870. Omie Crass Workman, 102 North She will conclude a week-long ern State College er of the State !tonne of Repre- part has been kept in Washington Y! The homes will be complete in Calloway County turned out for 13th Street; three daughters. Mrs. series of West Kentucky appear- ' She will be at the Blue Grass sentatives, who had the backing Continued on Pag*** Four every detail including electric Stubblefield casting 4.098 votes for J. E. Lovett, West Paducah route ances Friday. June 8, by leading Fair in Lexington during July By United Prins international of former governors Earle C. Cle- ranges, gas heat, gas water heater, him while Gregory received 6413 one, Mrs. W. M. Holcomb. a Dairy Tour of the Purchase. and at the Kentucky • State Fair HOMECOMING LOULSVILLE. Ky. 111111 — The Mem- ments and A B. Chandler. connections for washing machine, votes_ phis, Mrs. Carlin Wright of De- Beginning at Paducah, the tour shen it opens Sept. 7. On Sept. extended forecasts for the five- Lowman Drops Out clothes lines, garbage cans, even The total vote in Calloway troit; one son. Gene is scheduled to reach Kevil at 9-10-11 she will be in Chicago for sit! be a Homecoming day period. Tuesday through Sat- Workman, Lowsnan's candidacy collapsed There to the aluminum TV aerial brack- County in 1958 was 4970. Baltimore; three sisters, Mrs. Al-: 10 a. m.: LaCenter at .10:20 a. m.; the contest to select a National at Coles Camp Ground Methodist urday. prepared by the United in April. however, when he en- et attached to the side of the Immediately following the pri- ton Cole. Murray route Barlow at 1050 a. m.; Wickliffe iDairy Princess. Church Sunday. June 3rd, with States Department of Commerce two, Mrs. tered an Ashland hospital with house. mary in 1958 Governor A. R. Talmadge Jeffrey, Paducah. at 11 a. m.: Bardwell at 11:30 1 The personable princess, daugh- Bro Charles Rains as 11 o'clock Weather Bureau' an what later was diagnosed as an Three different colors of brick Chandler ordered an investiga- Mrs. Carnell Hanston. Murray a m.; Arlin:4ton at 11:40 p. m.; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester My- ulcer, and withdrew from the con- speaker. and singing in the after- we planned, three iirfferent roof Temperatures will average 6 to tion into the Logan County vote.