Kingsport Schools Open September Seventh 1980
Professor Robinson names a complete teacher roster for six Kingsport public schools as the district plans to start the 1980 81 year on September 7. About 2,000 students expected. staff includes principals and teachers from Tennessee Kentucky and North Carolina with varied assignments. Coaches and campus leaders noted for the upcoming year with a full list of staff provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Rugs SN
Robinson
Hawkins County
Scott County
Virginia
Robyns-Bennett High School
LeRoy Sprankle
Guidirm
Earnessay
Camp Hammond
Blu
Sulyena Dobyns-Bennett High School
C.K. Kofman
Tennegave
Leroy Sprinkle
Tenn
C. H. Nave
Nancy Wytie
Harlone
N. Giz Eunice Welch
Hattiesburg
Migs
A. Cooper
Jefferson City
Lela S. Mason
Londont
Kentucky
Grace Elmore
New Market
Lottie Whitney
Scattaville
Kyi
Agnes Montgomerie
Wheaton
Ruth Springer
Kansas City
Mothe M. Davia
West Durham
N.C
Huon Kullock
Concord
Pauline Zeydler
Orangeburg
Keeen Holmes
Lexington
A. Counce
Corinth
Mrssf
L. Tioner
Adie
Wimpy
Pembroke
AL T Vankaton
Columbia
Lucile Mussengill
Church Hill
Minnie Morrell
Knoxville
Isabel Heupel
Clinton
Flown
C. 2K
Donahue
Luttrell
Ronn
Kingsport 1932 32 School Calendar Highlights
The Kingsport calendar shows four vacations in the 1932 32 year including Armistice Day Thanksgiving and Christmas with Christmas recess running December 18 to 20 and closing December 29 meaning no New Year break. The schedule lists September 7 opening, exams begin January 14, senior exams May 18, and final close May 24 with multiple make up days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Tennessee Education Association
Dobyns Bennett High School
Dobyns Feungét High School
East Tennessee Education Association
Demeber
Hegin
Mussolini to visit Germany after Rome talks
In Rome Premier Mussolini and German Chancellor Hitler agreed to strengthen ties. They planned a return Berlin visit by Mussolini with dates to be set. Diplomats Grandi and von Ribbentrop accompanied the leaders as they departed, signaling broad agreement on disarmament, reparations, and European politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hieinrich Brugning
Julius Curting
Germany
Duce
Berlin
Italy
Dietrich calls libel and alienation suits absurd
Hollywood reports Marlene Dietrich denounces libel and alienation of affections charges filed by Mrs Eiza Von Sternberg wife of Josef Von Sternberg. Dietrich and Dietrich's band deny settlement and vow to face court if needed. von Sternberg claims alimony breach. contempt alleged but denied as case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Marlene Dietrich
Eiza von Sternberg
Josef von Sternber
Dietrich
Husolf Sieber
von Sternberg
Miss Dietrich
New York
Diamonds Found Guilty By Court
New York August 3 AP Jack Diamond known as Lees by his boyhood speed faced a federal jury verdict convicting him on two counts conspiracy to violate prohibition law and possession of an unregistered 1500 gallon still His associate Paul Quattrochi was convicted on the conspiracy count and acquitted on another count Sentencing set for Wednesday before Federal Judge Joe J Hopkins Diamond faces a possible four year term and $11000 fine while Quattrochi could receive up to two years and $10000 fine The verdict came after a two hour jury deliberation Diamond showed emotion as his wife cried and his lawyers prepared to appeal The trial began Tuesday and a continuation note appears on page six
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Gardner Bridge
New York
Jack Diamond
Catskills
Paul Quattrorchi
Lot
Joe J. Hopkins
Kansas
Bs Continents
Imself
Quattrocenim
Diamond
Daniel H
Prior
Hopkins
Plan to send wheat surplus to Germany presented
Berlin Aug 8 The bulk of American farm board wheat holdings would be used to ship Vermany from next spring to harvest time enabling German farmers to sell part of the crop for cash. Germany proposed delivery in 1922 if terms are set. An emergency measure lets farmers store grain with the government in exchange for negotiable receipts. If accepted at the May option price the board would incur the spread loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
American Farm Board
Germany
German Farm Board
Byaazi
Sullivan county to consider suit over clerks tax fees
At a Bristol meeting of Sullivan County's finance committee three magistrates hired counsel to advise if the county should sue county clerk J B O'Dell for 5300 in fees he collected for preparing tax books and duplicates over five years. Auditors say he should not have been paid 6300. The October county court term will decide the action and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
S. R Morrell
Blountville
Jf A. Anderson
Piney Flats
E. L Warren
Bristol
War
Yen
H. Hy Haynes
John F. Blevins
Bigantville
J. B. O'Dell
Coir
County Court
Sullivan County
Finance Committee
O'Dell
O’dell
Weather Rain No Change In Tennessee Note
Local thunder showers Sunday with Monday largely fair and little temperature change. No significant variation expected across the state.
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Tennessee
Lea Trial Closes Its Second Week in Bank Fraud Case
The Central Bank and Trust Company discounted 825000 worth of notes for Col Luke Lea that were never paid. The 1300000 bank fraud trial enters its second week with Wallace B Davis charged as bank president in conspiracy with Lea Luke Lea Jr and RE Charlet of the Tennessee Publishing Company. Notes totaling 246000 were unsecured and 443000 secured by city deposits. Various securities including Belle Meade entities and stocks were pledged with Len linked firms.
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Asheville
N. C
Central Bank and Trust Company
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Lea
Wallace B. Davis
Luke Lea, Jr
RE. P. Charlet
Clarence Saunders Corporation
Saunders
California
Len
Belle Meade Land Company
Belle Meade Company
Tennessee Publishing Company
United Propertis, Inc
Central Properties, Inc
Standard Properties, Inc
R. Allen
Stewart Kritsky
Hundreds Die as Hankow Hospital Collapses After Floods
An enormous collapse of Hankow Union Mission Hospital caused by floods led to the deaths of hundreds of patients and attendants. The hospital was run by a native section of Hankow under the London Missionary Society and the Welsh Methodist Missionary Society, both British organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
Chine
Hankow Union Mission Hospital
Wim
Hanow
London Milionary Society
Weleyan Methodist Missionary Society
Plebiscite bid to dissolve Prussian Diet faces mixed waves
Berlin reports a planned plebiscite by nationalist and radical groups to dissolve the Prussian Diet and topple Otto Braun. If over half vote yes, the Diet dissolves. but leaders expect under 11 million yes votes, risking failure and delaying elections by about six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iberlin
Prussia
Reich
Otto Braun
Steel Helmet
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Bare Prison Plot Stopped Inmate Escape Scheme
Arizona prison thwarted a wholesale escape plan after superintendent William Delbridge uncovered an 80 foot tunnel beneath the wall. Five inmates had cut bars in the incorrigibles block and were kept under guard in solitary as police investigated. One escapee, Jack Hunter, had served time for highway robbery and part of a prior breakout is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence
Ariz
Arizona State Prison
William Delbridge
Delhridge
Jack Hunter
Lindberghs Welcome at Point Barrow Alaska
Lindberghs reach Point Barrow after 586 mile flight from Aklavik amid cheering Eskimos and whites. The couple will refuel possibly at Nome as ice blocks the Northland, with next leg to Karaginsk Siberia risky due to fog and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Barrow
Alaska
Charles A. Lindbergh
Orient
Bering Sea
Henry de Griest
Charles Dewitt Brower
Northland
Nome
Japan
Karaginsk
Siberia
Plane crash in Lynchburg kills four occupants
Four men died when a cabin monoplane crashed near Preston Glenn airport in Lynchburg shortly before 8 p m. Pilot C H Clarkson 32 and passenger Lt St Mettee 35 from Baltimore were among the dead. Willis Garrell and Jack Adkins of Lynchburg also perished as the flaming wreckage prevented rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Preston Glenn Airport
C. H. Clarkson
St. Mettee
Baltimore
Willis Garrell
Jack Adkins
Appomattox
Rou Fe Rae Saxe
Metee
Clarkson
Wallace Carrell
Akron Launched by Mrs Hoover in historic christening
Mrs Herbert Hoover christened the Akron airship in Akron Ohio marking the ship’s ceremonial launch as a Navy lighter-than-air craft. The ceremony drew about 100000 spectators as Army and Navy air squadrons saluted overhead. White pigeons symbols of states were released as the airship rose.
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Akron, O
Ang
U. S
Akron
Herbert Hoover
United States Navy
United States
Oover
Wheat surplus sought for relief of Chinese starved
Aug 8 Shanghai AP report quotes John Earl Baker calling for surplus US wheat to aid 10 million Chinese flood victims. He cites 16 provinces affected, $300 million damage, and 8,000 deaths in Yangtse valley. Baker urges 5 million bushels for six months under US Chinese credit deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
United States
John Earl Baker
China
Baker
Enormous cotton crop forecast shocks farmers
Washington reports the Agriculture Department projects a harvest of 15,584,000 bales for 1931, up over 1.5 million from last year, fueling concern amid farm board rejection of Germany’s offer to buy surplus. The Chicago market fell sharply, futures dropping to 6.3 cents per pound. Board members warned the news could worsen the agricultural squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbourn Christerson
Washington
Agriculture Department
Farm Board
Germany
Chicago Exchange
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Prof. Robinson
Mussolini
Dietrich Brands
Eliza von Sternberg
Homer
Christine Goff
Kansan City
Philadelphia
Louise Homer
Lake George
Nly
H. H. Haynes
Jno
Buening
Arizona
Lindberghs
The
Associated Press
New
Greenland
Parker Cramer
Angmugsalik
Detroit
Canada
Copenhagen
Denmark
Cramer
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