Combined Funeral Set For Victims In Tennessee Tragedy
An autopsy confirms the mother Georgia Danner and her two children Dory Diase and Steven Worley drown in a lake at Wil.Yorks Bach State Park. Authorities say all three could not swim and were wading near the edge when the accident occurred. Funeral plans are announced by Tettick Funeral Home Elizabethton with services at the Caldwell Springs Cemetery.
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Danner
Bual Harbor
Bach State Park
Biltmore Big Choren
Danver
D &. Upchurch
Wst
Muather
Downing
Upchurch
Linn
Lani
Dory Diase
Steven Worley
Charles Worley Danner
Frank Williamson
Tennesare Highway Patrol
otcUfresh
Park
Tettick Funeral Home
Elizi
Dapner
Samuel P. Carter
Elizabethton
Grace Lyons
Boone St. Kingsport
Roy Lyons
Knoxville
Fayette Stout
Clyde Jenkins
Alice Danner
Rowe
James Carter
Mino
Fla
Charles W. Danner
Kingsport
Ida
Duckles
Knightstown
Ind
Minternal
Samuel P. Cutler
Glyde Jenkins
Shizabethton
Drowning Tragedy On Warriors Path Prompted Taxi Ride
Five year old Diane Danney testified that a drowning remark came during a taxi ride to a lake scene. Robert Frazier, 29, said the mother Georgia Carter Danner barely spoke during the trip and they planned a swim with no life gear. The driver recalled the family setting out for a walk after the drive to Warriors Path Blaze Park.
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Diane Danney
Teather
Warrior
Aeid
Robert Frazier
Holyakin
Moiker
Georgia Carter Danner
Frazier
Eremed
Meade
Oii
Mmaker
Sirven
Thei
Hin
Warners Path Blaze Park
Praxivr
Woman Found Dead In Long Island Home
A 82 year old woman was found dead in her Long Island home early Thursday in what police call a possible burglary. The victim was identified by Mrs. Monty Staplelim and officers Brive.
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Long Island
Monty Staplelim
Clete Brive
Kenny Stipirlon
President Eisenhower declares economy improving midyear
President Eisenhower announced midyear that the economy is improving after a recent decline. He cited unemployment not exceeding wartime levels, rising retail sales, strong business investment, high construction contracts, reduced inventories, and solid consumer confidence as signs of progress and said the current Congress is enacting milestone legislation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Amer
Certan
Jae
Congress
Four Birmingham Policemen Arrested
Police crackdown in Birmingham uncovers a scheme involving at least 50,000 in loot over two years. Police Director Paul Singer warned up to 60 officers may be implicated as raiding squads seized goods from 23 officers’ homes and headquarters. A former officer, Trav A. Ferguson, provided key burglary charges and named several ranks among those involved.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul Singer
Trav A. Ferguson
Singer
Ed Dickenson Solitary Fear Tainting Prison Stay
The Army said former Col Edward Dickenson, jailed 10 years for aiding Communist captors in Korea, spent 10 nights in a solitary cell at New Cumberland disciplinary barracks Pa due to fears of mistreatment by fellow prisoners. He was moved on duty 13 pending a review by the army board.
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Army
Edward Dickenson
Korea
New Cumberland
Dickenson
Army Review Board
Tyers Hall
Atomic Workers Return To Jobs After Injunction
Oak Ridge and Paducah plants resumed operations after a Taft Hartley injunction blocked a planned strike by 4 300 workers. Officials said business as usual with no disturbances as talks continue on wage demands. The plants supply uranium 235 for hydrogen bombs and atomic weapons.
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Robert L. Taylor
Knoxville
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Energon Pownall
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Wege
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Elwood Hain
Atlanta
Paducah
Oak Ridge
Warren 5
Burger
Washington
Padugah
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel
CIG
Bickeriies
AFL
Momic
Kingsport Welcomes Natural Gas Utility Rollout
Mayor John Wimberly lit a ceremonial torch as natural gas became available to Kingsport retail users. The Volunteer Gas Company will host an open house while an ordinance clears the way for immediate retail supply. Susan M. Walker of East Tennessee Natural Gas Corporation praised pipelines as a new transport form.
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Sout
Susan M. Walker
East Tennessee Natural Gas Corporation
Kingsport
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Walker
Tri-Cities
Volunteer Gas Company
D. S. Sampie
Court Hearing Set On Beer Petition
The hearing on a petition to close Kingsport's Kerr Wholesale house is set for Monday in a Brownsville Criminal Court. Judge Rogan will preside. The August 2 petition targets Southern Distributing Company at 2359 Johnson City Hi-Wail for selling beer wholesale and retail without a permit and claims a church within 2000 feet.
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Kingsport
Kerr
Criminal Court
Brownsville
G. W. McKinney
Jude Thomas H. Rogan
Southern Distributing Company
Johnson City High
McKinney
No New Policy Said by Soviet Officials
A Soviet statement after talks with Foreign Minister Georgi Malenkov said no new policies would be implemented, though the discussion confirmed ongoing policy positions and no major shifts were announced.
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Moscow
60 Year Term Recommended In Virginia Case
A motion to set aside the verdict recommending a 60 year and one day prison term for Robert C. Russell was heard by Judge Ezra T. Carter on August 27. The case drew a crowded courtroom as prosecutors urged maximum punishment for the 24 year old Duffield man found guilty of a reported incident in Weber City in June. The defense argued innocence and raised questions about evidence, while the jury faced instructions to weigh testimony beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Virginia Davis
Yanan
Jess
Scott County
Carter
Weber City
Russell
Carler
Commonwealth of Virginia
Peggy Russell
Ezra T. Carter Dy
Kingsport
Dulfield
Cinechport
Ini Sam Colennit
Jner
Town Meeting Tonight Over New School Issue
Kingsport residents will address a proposed 825000 bond issue to fund a new junior high. The meeting begins at 1:30 p.m. in City Hill courthouse where officials will outline the need and allow public comment.
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Kingsport
City Hill
Debate limit spurs quicker path for atomic bill
A Senate deal to cap debate on the atomic energy measure aims for a faster adjournment. The plan sets a three hour floor limit as the bill heads to a vote, with final passage contingent on further conference andPossible tweaks to patent sharing and civilian plant provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Enowland
California
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House
Senate House
America
Sen
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Florida
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
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