Middlesboro Daily News (Newspaper) - August 22, 1957, Middlesboro, Kentucky VOL 47 NO 123 FULL WIlli MIDDLESBORO KENTUCKY THURSDAY AUGUST 22 1957 62 PRICE FIVE CENTS Insurance Rates To Change Here Mayor F R today received a letter of notice that the Kentucky Inspection Bureau is changing tain local insurance rates The letter from G H Parker Manager Kentucky In- bureau to Mayor was as L i enclose copy ol bulletin HCL Thought To Have Set TI 1 As vou know we have A definite standards and schedules O which must be tiled with the which is to all baro agents this date Needless to say 1 regret having to lake this action after your valiant unsuccessful efforts lo com- ply with our filings have WASHINGTON UMH mists believe today tlic cost of living in America reached an record high last month for the eleventh month in a row They said high-priced fresh Commissioner of Insurance and after his approval we have no choice but lo follow is Hie only city in Kentucky where we have been violating our filings by lowing risks more than three miles from a fire station over fruits and vegetables will bo Ihc j roads usable year around villians in the latest by apparatus lo receive WILI CONTINUE CIVIL Republican legislative leaders told President Eisenhower they will continue their fight for a stronger if it means keeping Congress in session into September Senate Leader William and House Minority Leader Joseph Marlin gave newsmen a report on their talk with the President in the office of While House Press Secretary James The index lumped 5 per cenl had much correspondence 11 June to 120.2 per cent of many distance telephone The Labor Department's Bureau of Statistics planned lo announce today ing index for July showing how far the American dollar has shrunk or stretched since June In June to 120.2 pe average prices Tint means Americans paid a little more for the same item lhat cost less than 10 years ago After nioro than tyo years of holding steady the index ed to climb in March of year Prices have gone up every month except one since Economists said that it there is to be a stop to the price spiral it bly would come when the gust index is announced next month Crops start coming to market August reducing the cost of food which accounts for almost one-third of the average family's spending While higher food prices have accounted for recent spurts in the index they still lag behind price increases o other items WEATHER Generally fair with 1 i 1 11 c assured lhal lake the necessary s t e p s to properly these risks and increase the of department As you well know since you have been Mayor we Among Counties Set Emergency Soil Aid calls and we have had our en- make special trips lo'coive- gency Now thai the situation has funds been corrected from a rating I am very hopeful WASHINGTON UP Twenty proved by the House and sent to way Carlisle Clay nine Kentucky counties will re- the President Daviess Floyd Fulton Graves some in It would aid II western Henderson federal that the Council will ately comply with your lo build and man an additional station It is fortunate lhat very risks will he affected by the j change and lhat between now and the lime the new station is established very few policies will expire and risks sub- to the new rales on the written policies A little more if President approves a measure given a green erosion light Wednesday by the House of Sen John Sherman Cooper Representatives Ky lold the Senate Tne measure which age of Hie that certain passed the Senate was fions in western have suffered soil erosion from excess rainfall as severe as that in some eastern Kentucky areas ravaged hy the Hash floods of last Takes Life PINEVILLE John Bradley effort on your part aided by Black Pineville died yesterday the local 1 am at bis apartment between sure secure ihc desired pie and Cherry Street I want lo thank you and the who have assisted in ing lo hring about ibis sary improvement in your fire ami sincerely hope that within very near future I you will be able to advise me that construction of a new lion has been started Please remember thai to Coroner Billy Durham after an informal investigation stated in his opinion Black died from a self-inflicted gun wound He was pronounced dead on ar- val at the Pineville conservation tucky counties and 13 counties in Johnson Knott Leslie Letch Eisenhower eastern Kentucky in battling soil er Livingston Magoffin Marshall Perry Pike Webster and Civil Term Jurors Told Jurors for the Civil Term of Bell Circuit Court scheduled to open day Sept 3 have been an- They Lewis Green Abe Wilder Galloway Thompson Mrs II C Miracle Chenoa Conley Bryant Middlesboro Mary Wilder Miracle Ho unit Brock Field Charlie Hoskins Stony TVA LAKE STAKES Fort Loudoun Watts Bar Wolf Creek Dale Hollow Center Hill Great Falls 785.3 Norris South Holston Henry Standards of Safety We have you about Ibis eral times Mayor Whalin commenting on iio letter staled The cily limits have never been changed in that area 2t That safely code was over one year ago 3 Detail building plan cations are being worked with a meeting being held today to go over the plans -1 Land site has been purchased for the buildings Mayor added issue being forced bv th I Hospital at 2 p.m Investigating officers were George Lockhard and Charlie i Funeral services for Black 32 will be held at 2 p.m row at the Morris Cemetery al Bimble with burial in the ris Cemetery will he friends Hie body is at the Durham Funeral Home ter For a farmer lo for aid under the federal Agricultural Conservation Program he must carry out specific conservation practices such as terracing age work building ponds and other projects Cooper said lhat last week the state's disaster committee r e ported about in cy soil conservation funds were urgently needed in western Kentucky counties affected by Assessment In Bell Figure Increased State Has Billion FRANKFORT Assessed perty on tax books in Kentucky lias hit a record o n gain of over a year ago Final figures on now assess on which taxes b paid ibis year were this week in the Department 0 Revenue from returns filed County tax commissioners anr local of supervisors County totals were fied buck to Hie local authorities who will make out individual tax bills before January 1 The increase was 5.5 per cent above the on of January 1 showed a de- in assessment values front I lie year-ago level They are Knott Lewis Nicholas Russell and Wolfe Breakdown of the stale total bv property Renl estate up tangible property decline of bank shares 425 un annuities up ers accounts receivable 121 with ro comparative figures available Bell County's total ment values were com- pared with 1956 total assessment of Jimmy Knuckles Bell County Tax Commissioner gave this com- study of 1957 and 1956 Hoffa Charged With Bribery WASHINGTON UP Sen John L charged today that former heavyweight champion Joe Louis was paid lor silting in the courtroom two hours during the trial of Teamster crown prince James E Hoffa Hoffa was acquitted by a jury which included eight Negroes assessments Seven counties Methodists Approve Integration Without a dissenting vote the Kentucky An- Conference of The Methodist Church Wednesday approved a constitutional ment to allow Negro Methodist churches lo transfer into white conferences The vole was 200 lo 0 assessments 1937 Real abnormally heavy rainfall The Fork Luster Martin Beans committee put eastern Mrs George Lockard at for the 15 Nancy Woolum ies in that area In Kitty Brooks Pineville Mrs Funds allocated lo John the emergency appropriation vould be in addition to the allocation under the soil program counties include Ballard Bell Bourbon Caldwell Heal 1957 tangible property 1936 tangible property manufacturing machinery 190 1936 manufacturing ery intangible perty 1956 intangible properly 1557 ties 1936 annuities 1957 bank shares anil bank shares Knuckles report shows mineral and timber had declined from in 1956 lo in 1957 villo He is survived by his mother Mrs Bertha Black Straight Creek one sister Mrs Smith Bimble two brothers B G Biack of Cincinnati and Black of One Man Fined Only one case was heard in Police Court this morning Inspection Bureau in the face of John D Godsey was fined Continued On Page and cost on a drunk charge Top Hats Tail For Royal Party at Game J of LONDON Taylor The first set of minors hit Ka- style has out now Britain's lop arbiter of men's ville Row Ihc capital of English hill why couldn't Maryland fashions got to musing recently Somebody it in honor of the about Queen Elizabeth's visit to is culling Ihc lops off of top lints Queen's The session of the annual conference is being held here at Union College which is affiliated with church Bishop William T Watkins Louisville is the pre- siding officer The Kentucky Con- ference includes Central and most of Eastern Kentucky on I h c proposed amendment Bishop Watkins said that as far as be knew Ibis is the second conference in the Southwest jurisdiction of the church to pass the resolution un- The other is the Ion Conference in East Tennessee If the amendment is passed by all 193 conferences It still would take n two-thirds majority vole of delegates in any conference lo a transfer The conference also approved a fund-raising campaign to start September 29 for Good maritan Hospital at Lexington The money is to be used for en- parking facilities ing the department and modernizing patients rooms and schools Another proposed al amendment lhat was passed would allow as delegates to the annual conference one layman for Hoffa lold Senate Labor Rackets Committee if he he was not paid by fa know nothing of it The committee asked Hoffa lo submit a list of expenses paid by the union for Louis union officials and goons wiio came to Washington during Hoffa's recent trial on charges lhat he lo plant a spy cm Ihc staff to steal secret menls The committee previously brought out that the union paid Louis hotel The committee said day thut Teamster have paid of a n massed at Hotel here where Teamster officials during Hoffa's long trial appeared iii the room during trial and ed Hoffa explaining io ers that the Detroit Teamster leader w a s an old friend Louis started his ring career from Detroit The retired brown owes Ihc government more than one million dollars income taxes He to professional wrestling for a time lo Iry to pay his debts The committee recalled Teamster vice president for n bird and probably final day of testimony lo wind up its current bearings It hoped lo nail down its charge that Hoffa teamed with Dio racketeer Anthony Tony Carallo and their lums grab the reins of the Teamsters Union in New Yoik for the royal parly lo wear in Baltimore for the football That was he got to ing about the problem of a top hnt Nine Ships Sunk in Storm PUS AX Korea Hi Typhoon sank nine United States Korean ships killed two sons and caused more thin 000 damage when it roared through Pusan Wednesday with winds command reported today It said two small U.S harbor craft sank under waves that swept the harbor during the storm Seven Korean boats also went under and two more were missing The provincial government reported the storm killed two Koreans and hat were injured H said no U.S were killed Police reports in Tokyo said Typhoon killed or injured 23 persons in Kyushu ami Shikoku in southern Japan and that Ifi other persons were missing It the North ball game in October and what should dignitaries wear One version got into a and how it would block the view Top hats tails of course newspaper Tailor and of fans I he thought or more properly Cutler's famous editor as It is said to be history that 1 Q Are Summonsed morning clothes ing hats with very first topper worn in And then he got lo thinking about alert chimneys two centuries ago by a brave man those top hats which would cut off It nil because a named J a m e s the view of those silting from me up and started a riot What would vou Flatten them asked what the mayor of When first on Knox Pipe Line Co violations today as summonses 13 George Karloftis destroyed or damaged homes On Meter Charges Bore holes in them? more should wear to thai football in revolutionary Obviously not thought Taylor game Taylor explained today gear Londoners in their who is the editor of the trade I naturally of morning hats got so excited they azine Tailor and Cutter ami whose dress as we call it It is not so crushed one another to get a good word on men's fashions is law in silly a suggestion There is an old look Women fainted A small boy Hie British Isles tradition in England that the di- his arm broken And a Uut his musings had been aloud rectors of football and Irale fined 50 gold nnd little did he know furore silting in their boxes wear formal guineas for causing a disturbance his thought had caused dress of the king's Toba Moody ard Miracle Balkan Creed Barnetl Excelsior Henry ers Essie Combs Middlesboro by Calvin Charles Dillman Middlesboro Mrs flill is Hoskins Mill Mrs Jo Ball Frank Harrison Straight Creek Saylor Beverly Pete Tinsley G C Clark Hulen Raymond While Middlesboro Robert Elliott Jensen Gahe Lefevers Straight Clell Howard Stoney Fork George Robbins Steve Lee Calvin Omar F Anders ville Ailsie Alderson boro Otis Kettle land Bob Centers Will Oaks Middlesboro and Arnold Faulkner Pineville Fifteen cases have been scheduled for ng lo Circuit Court Clerk R E Wilson's office The court docket is as September Mitchell ct al vs Millie et al Sadie Kagan vs Joe Lee ct Sept Katie Kobbins rl al Elijah Brock et Hill Givins vs Joe Lewis Sept City of Pineville vs Moore ei Sept B Pearl ex i Lincoln Life Insurance Co h Charles C Brown ct al vs Railroad Co Sept 10 Bernard E Ward vs Prod ar s City Police continued E vs were issued for 10 persons They Raymond Margaret C Y Blakeman Denver Knuckles Jke Pascal Pineville Water Co Sept 16 Mary vs City of Total assessment in near-by Knox County was Laurel County and Whitley County Bell Schools Registration for the fall ister o Bell County High Kciiool opens Monday August las been released by principal ames Pursifull Monday mst 26 will be registration for and seniors Tuesday August 27 registration for men Wednesday August 28 re- for sophomores dents are asked lo report only on the day when their class registration is to be held Pineville city schools will also open Monday August at 1 p.m with the registration of all students A meeting o I teachers will be held at lhat morning Superintendent C C Gillingham announced the following schedule for all grade first grade report to room second grade room 0 third grade room 12 fourth grade room 16 fifth grade room and sixth grade room 20 All registration will be com- Monday and regular class work will begin on Tuesday School will be dismissed all day Labor Day September 2 High school students are re- quested not to buy second hand books until classes are ed Activity tickets for football games will bo sold be- fore the first game Friday gust 30 These tickets will be each full-time minister As it now stands only one layman is allowed from each church The committee an- raised by special offerings had been given to restore and repair church by Eastern Kentucky floods in January The money was contributed by con- throughout Bishop Watkins Kentucky Tennessee Man Mine Victim CROCKETT A man fied as was killed In Hie Kentucky niino at when a huge rock fell on Mine spokesmen said Ilio rock fell from the face ot thn mine and him on the head breaking neck The rock Has said to weight to 600 pounds Tho man was fo have born April 10 Missing Girl Is Located PROVIDENCE UP A three-year-old girl who had been missing 20 hours was found alive oday wedged in a narrow space between two buildings Firemen and a wrecking com- pany crew began hacking through cinder block wall lhat imprisoned the youngster Fahey The girl object of a search by a posse was wedged in a space between a one- story garage and a three-story frame building Gerald Deroches 13 spoiled Eileen when he leaned out a dow to shake a tablecloth free breakfast crumbs He saw the girl's chubby arm extending upward Damage Is In Morning Fire Only slight damage w a s re- ported trom a fire at the dence of W M Watson on Kast Cumberland Ave this mojning.- although firemen had a hard time locating the fire It was found to bo around a flu boro A J vs Jim Henry Gibson et al Alton Meyers et al vs David Goldberg Sept 17 1 II Brooks Vernon nice vs Life Insurance Bruce and Co of 20 Vancus rein t I Cos vs Miracle sold only at the school and not at the gate Tickets for first through sixth grades will he a dollar and those for the through 12th will be two dollars Bulls Invade Woman's Break China NEWCASTLE England Doris Swan was waiting for the kettle to boil for a cup of lea Wednesday when in walked four bulls Mrs Swan fled upstairs a bedroom So did one of the bulls He charged door pawed floor butted a bed and poked his head curiously in direction of Mrs Swan her woman friend and her daughter f thought we were done for Mrs Swan Meanwhile the three other bulls which had escaped from a slaughterhouse broke a staircase a bed downstairs the boards and some of Mrs Swan's best china The bull that went upstairs looked balefully at women and girl and refused to be shooed of with a broomstick He and his slaughterhouse mates finally fled when Swans spaniel sie took offense at being awakened from a late afternoon nap and barked until they left AT ISAM High hand has shis woel 11 Rand on the Lincoln Memorial campus 1 the group is Cawood a Camp ends morrow night a looks inn uf corner of eye al ihn alarm 1 Hie lime as he sounds ihc alarm to all 3 lime for i rest after a long marching session Assistant Drum Major Karl is at center The band hum noon A brief is se 7 pin Mn row by Ji i
