Bombs attack neutral camp threaten Korean armistice
Reports say three bombs were hurled at a neutral nations camp near the Korean armistice line, part of a tense campaign by Communist factions to disrupt supervisory officers and police protections. The incident followed clashes as the neutral NNSC commission warned of potential reprisals if violence continued.
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Three Gunmen Take 3500 From Cave
Three masked men robbed Rey Acal's Danmar Cave early today, escaping with an estimated 3500. Ray Act and associates notified authorities after the intrusion. A local business owner linked the cave to AS aR Investment and indicated the assailants threatened violence during the抢. Police traced the suspect vehicle as the investigation began.
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Kefauver Targets Vogel and Sutton in Tennessee Fight
Senator Kefauver attacks opponent Pat Sutton and criticizes Knoxville editor Gar Smith while promoting TVA stance in a heated primary contest. He cites Suttons support from GOP figures and Glamor on 1st Century change, and notes Sutton’s amendments on Navy bases and deportation policies. Elsewhere President Eisenhower names Brig Gen Herbert Vogel to head the TVA as Clapp’s term ends, Vogel awaiting Senate confirmation and planning to retire Aug 31.
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McCord Praises Tennessee History at Kingsport Inn
McCord spoke to a combined Exchange and Monday club meeting at the Kingsport Inn praising Tennessee's historical leaders. He listed presidents from Tennessee, noted Sam Houston's roles, and cited other figures while criticizing current politics and recalling Isham Harris. He recalled Harris’s Civil War era actions and Johnson’s governorship, saying Harris served as U.S. Senator until his death.
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Conorona
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Thom G. Harris
Addington to Run in Washington Co Candidate Filed
H. Addington of Fall Branch announced Monday as a candidate for magistrate from the 7th Civil District of Washington County. He is 51, employed at the Tennessee Hasta Company, and a member of the Fall Branch Baptist Church. He serves as president of the Brotherhood and of the Fall Branch Ruritan Club.
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Washington County
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Tennessee Hasta Company
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Brothechoud
Whitesburg Blast Kills Many In Car Tragedy On Pine Mountain
In Whitesburg Kentucky a dynamite linked car crash on Pine Mountain left a family of Browns and a visitor dead and several injured. Maxie, survivor, refuses to live after the wreck that killed Martha Gibson and six others. The National Safety Council calls it the county’s worst single car toll with multiple funerals and separate graves.
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Pine Mountain
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Ugha Oshater
Cheese Fork
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National Safety Council
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Brea
Louise
Bobby Ray
Bet i Sue
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Hayden
Lula Brown
Geraldine
Browns
Shirley Jean
Christing
Miss Gibson
Gibson Family
Bull Creek
Jim Ae Eninn
Mishap Destroys New Lookout Mountain Subdivision House
A near-completed house at Lookout Mountain foot in Chattanooga was destroyed by a dynamite explosion late today. Police say the blast occurred as the builder and crew were finishing, with officers aided by volunteers sweeping the area. An unidentified man fled after the blast and could not explain motive. No injuries reported.
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Hearing Slated in Scott County Negro Slaying Case
Scott County authorities announced a hearing Monday in the case tied to the fatal axe attack on a man identified as a member of the Sayili family. Robinette, a key local figure, described the killing as self defense after the suspect, Smith, reportedly attacked with a knife before the fatal blow. Sheriff W C Salyers noted the suspect surrendered and the body remained at the Perryville Home.
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Abeshevitt
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Goat Co
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Fairview
Terra Haute
Lid
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Wf Finers
Scott County
Punevitt
Oreille Tabi
Acting City Judge Reverses a Driving Case Decision
Acting City Court Judge J R Pecktal overturned a prior ruling and said he may have erred, after reviewing the Saturday case involving a Kingsport motorist fined 4 Kingsport dollars for driving the wrong way on a one way street. The judge noted scene visits and blocked Circle Street redirected the driver onto Watanga Street, complicating the infraction. He criticized the visibility of the one way sign and said the decision could be wrong, seeking ethics guidance.
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Red Leaders Face Heavy Bond Set in Denver Arrests
FBI agents arrested five alleged Communist leaders near the Capitol in Denver. Bonds were set at $100,000 each for those detained, including Arba Bray and Anha Correa Bray. The group, tied to efforts to overthrow the U.S. government, was taken for fingerprinting and scheduled for preliminary hearings.
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House Committee Says Farm Price Cuts Have Not Reached Buyers
Washington reports the House Agriculture Committee formally released a study showing farm price declines have not fed through to shoppers. It warns continued drops expected in livestock and meats while retail costs remain near 1932 peaks, with processing and marketing taking a large share of the consumer dollar.
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Leaf Association in Meeting Today in Greeneville Tenn
The Tennessee Burley Leaf Association holds its annual meeting in Greeneville with a statement that important business will be discussed. Funds formerly handling federal tobacco price support in Tennessee have been tied up in litigation since last September. Farmers received 44 cents of which 26 cents covered production costs. a plan for distribution of funds is noted.
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Both Parties Plan Rallies Across Sullivan County
Sullivan County Democrats and Republicans plan county wide rallies as election day nears. Republicans meet at the courthouse in Blountville with all county candidates to speak. Democrats from the 18th District meet at Pactorus Schon and the 7th District at Indian Springs School with their county candidates due to speak.
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Local Man Pays Peeking Fine
A 37 year old Kingsport man paid a fifty dollar bond in Gily Court on a peeping tom charge after police found him peering through windows in the northern part of town early Sunday. Also fined were a 50 year old man and a 21 year old woman for whisky possession and public drunkenness, with several others assessed various fines for traffic and related public order offenses.
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Highway Patrol Car Involved In Mishap Near Grindstone Hill
August 3 A highway patrol car left the road on Grindstone Hill west of Here after a mishap. Five Tennessee Highway Patrolmen were en route to a tent when the vehicle overturned. Cpl. Ratingen was uninjured. others were reported hospitalized with unspecified injuries. The accident was reported to patrol headquarters in Kingsport.
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