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The County United Press IN OUR 79th YEAR Murra , Ky., Saturda Afternoon, June 14, 1958 MURRAY POPULATION 10,100 Vol. LXXIX No. 142 $RROW- Frosting all face, Ronald Peter-, *OSBORNE UNABLE TO HEAR CONTEST SUIT rently was enjoying sirthday cake on the Ktrksey la Gold Emblem FFA Chapter n New York of the Bottom Of Recession Passed Bonds Set For 'Special Judge Will Hear Suit ea. Something must e amiss and the boy saying what it is._ la *Administration Experts Say Youths In Here Next Week On Logan Vote II mlitil7 / hIRRAY By MERRIMAN SMITH be reached during the second Court Here Press International -ER THEATRE United quarter of the year. Judge Earl Osborne will not lost one vote. Gregory 17, Stub- Ad- WASI11.979.14. (UPI ) — The.y. were joined b1 directors be able to hear the contest suit blefield 74. START DUSK 8:30 — ministration leaders of the ii Chimr -OrTbric-- which has been filed by Noble Number 16. Spa, Stubblefield conviction today that the for growing merce who met here Friday Two of the four youths charged J. Gregory for Logan County and lost two votes. Gregory 3, Stub- ITE & SAT'DAY bottom in April. recession hit a twice-a-year symposium on with breach of the peace ind two precincts in Calloway Coun- blefield 28. of Commerce Sinclair Secretary business conditions. chicken stealing in Hazel lass ty, :t developed this morning. Number 17, Baugh, Stubblefield tiCTION HITS!! it flatly. Dr Clabriel Weeks said The Labor Department reported Tuesday night were elven a hear- Judge Osborne told lawyers lost two votes. Gregory 9, Stub- &Hauge. President Eisenhower's jobless bene- COLOR Friday the,, nation's ing yesterday in county court. representing Noble Gregory and blefield 46. oth in had no l'staff economic adviser, fits rail have-n fallen for the The other two, both minors, Frank A. Stubblefield that they Number 18, Lewisburg, Greg- change his late winter reason to seventh straight week. will receive hearings, possibly by should get together if possible ory lost one vote. Gregory 37, the bottom would forecast that Signs Money BUI Monday, according to officials in and select a judge to-hear the Stubblefield 88. The report came as President the county judge's office. contest suit. ouNuorratibne:d Levo wteisbGurregarx_m_g. Greg- Eisenhower signed into law an One of the ..i .. eis, - However, if tire- lawyers on the one emergency $664,700,000 money Johnson of Hazel, is reported to opposing sides fail to agree on Stubblefield 53. bill to provide loans to states be in good condition after being a judge to hear the case, then Number 20. Lewsiburg, Greg- to extend their unemployment ory gained one vote. Stubblefield in released from the Murray Hos- Judge Osborne said that he would Seen & Heard compensation programs up to 50 lost one vote. Gregory 37, Stub- te- pital yesterday. Johnson had been certify to this fact to the Court per cent as an anti-recession blefield 35. - A N D an- shot in the disturbance Tuesday of Appeals and ask them to move. night when Chief Hicks shot appoint a special judge to hear Number 21, Homer, Stubble- The Labor Department report at the car the boys were riding the case. field gained two votes. G,regory Around Murray showed the number of idle work- in to mark it. He is now at his Judge Osborne is in the Circuit 11, Stubblefield 75. ers actually receiving jobl es s home in the custody of his Court session in Marshall County Number 22 Bucksville, Stubble- 91711113 benefits fell to 2,827.600 in the parents. and took out this week, after (Continued on Page Six) What with recounting of votes, week ending May 31, a .decline - • The other minor, - Joe Rasp- receiving the Grand Jury there, r etc. time has been a scarce com- of 65.300 from the prevent, week. Here are the officers of the Gold Emblem winning Kirksey Future Farmers bery, is being held in detention. to . hold the recount of ballots famillua.KIIONTILALOIE modity ttes week. New jobless claims declined to of America Chapter. ire Murray until Monday's hear- for Marshall, Logan and Callo- SIM VON LIZ NIAIMI MOW (11,~1 321,600 in the week ended June Left to right are Jerry Key, vice-president; Pat Murdock, treasurer; Bobby ing, officials said. The Child way counties. An effort will be 7. a drop of 16,500 from the Proposed New There have been so many law- Bazzell, reporter; Gary Key, secretary; Charles Parker. president; Hal Adams, Welfare worker, Mrs. Sylva At- made to complete the recount yers in the courthouse this week, previous week. In the comparable recent- kins, will make a report to the before Tuesday of next week. - MON. - TUES. sentinel. Both Parker and Adams were delegates to the convention held that someone suggestd that they week last year, however, new ly. county court on both the boys. The recount of votes w a s c' iims totalled only 218,100. 9:00 t RUN MURRAY! &wear different colors for identi- The chapter was one of 23 in the state to win the Gold Emblem. There are Henry Blakely and Dan Jones continued this morning at Highway Links ire '''ficanun purposes. Dr. Emerson P. Schmidt, eco- waived examining trial yesterday a.m. for the fourth straight day nomic research director for the 207 FFA chapters in the state organizaion. Hemp Brooks is advisor of the Kirk- on the charge of chicken stealing, with the court of Judge Earl The Fiscal Court could do a lot national chamber, was asked sey chapter. The chapter won 37 of 38 points in winning the Gold Emblem. and bond was set at $1000 each Osborne supervising the counting Miami-Seattle of peeple a big favor by airecon- where he expected the country to insure their appearance bef, re procedure. EIEHURIN6 chtiornrig the Cirruit Court room to "pull out" of the recession. Strange Cannery Open the Grand Jury in the September Frank Albert Stubblefield has ef the courthouse. The roorn Sees End This Year Creature term of circuit court. Both the a net loss of 53 votes the 'Com- A. new pr .posed Federal High- -las been gedlang hot ali week "Once the public is convinced None Injured For Use By joung men entered pleas of not plete recount of the Logan Coun- Killed In Nepal Miami, IRTAIIMBIT long. 100 degrees would be a that we are at the bottom and guilty to the charge of breach ty ballots' indicated yesterday way extending from The Public Now Florida To Seattle, Washington, Ned estimate. that there will be no more of the peace. Bond id $500 each afternoon. His net loss in tile with EMEI layoffs." Schmidt said, "then they KATMANIU, Nepal UPI — A *le was set on this charge, and the Mbirshall County recount was woteld hi* the southeast arid will start to buy and the reces- In Two Wrecks young men are to appear in votes. the northwest, according to the It Is relaxing to go home strange creature - possibly a Turnpike or- gait out in the back yard and just sion will begin to end. This close relative of the elusive The Community Cannery at county court next Wednesday for At press time today he showed M iami o-Seet t look at the verdant green for a will happen before the end of aihorninable snowman-has been Murray State College is now open trial. a net loss of 4 in the recount ganization. - IONE PARR the year." Willed in a rugged, 14,000-foot for use of the public as a Com- Neither Blakely or Jones posted of the Calloway 'County ballot. This straight-line High5.Vay, la Harry A. Bullis, board chair- Two accidents occurred yes- A- HINE DIE11101 mountain pass near the wild munity service. The Cannery is bond in either amount, and are By 10:05 7 precincts had been belted "The Main Street of man of General Mills and a terday according to city police. would be reached from Seems as thou& a great exodus border of north-western Nepal open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- still held in the county jail, counted. mfrica" LARGITION chamber director. said "there is At 9:45 a. m. a p:oicup truck according to county officials. by driving about two of folks takes place today for and Tibet, it was reported to- day through Friday and from 7 The net losses suffered in Murray good rea.son to believe that we owned by J. 0. Price of the Memphis. The vacation si)ots around the na- day. a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. the Logan and Marshall recount thirds the way to are near the low point of the RCA, Mayfield, was rammed by Birming- tion.