Charles Scott Man Of Varied Interests
Inventor and jeweler Charles Garvis Scott from Wise County Virginia pursues many crafts. His career spans patenting weaving mechanisms and watch components, leading to a band that included Lester Flatt, plus photography and woodworking ventures. He lives at 714 Birch St and continues to pursue new inventions.
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Norma Hawkinson
Weller
Charles Garvis Scott
Scott
Wise County
Lester Flatt
Flatt
Scruggs
Sewler
Covington
Kingsport
Bristol
Birch St
Tennessee Briefs Toll Rises From Weekend Traffic Deaths
Multiple fatal crashes across Tennessee over the weekend claimed several lives. Victims include Earl Briggs near Johnson City, Marvin Harris near Nashville, Hezzie Shaver north of Nashville, Dr. John Witherington west of Covington, and John Whaley near Middleton. A Mississippi boy also died from injuries in a crash near Brownsville. Chattanooga reported its first homicide of 1963, while in Nashville Bernard Swain the self styled Bishop St Psalms faced a grand jury in a bad check case. Lawyer Ralph Kelley announced a challenge to Mayor Olgiati in the March election.
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Tennessee
United Press International
Earl Briggs
Johnson City
Nashville
Marvin E. Harris
Joelson
Hezzie Carl Shaver
U.S
John D. Witherington
Covington
Witherington
Tipton County
John W. Whaley
Middleton
Greenwood
Miss
Michael Coleman Tubbs
Brownsville
UPI
Bernard Swain
Bishop St. Psalms
Atty
Harry G. Nichol
Swain
Chattanooga
Ralph Kelley
P. R. Olgiati
Kelley
Young Democrats Club
Olgiati
Shorthand and Typing Classes Begin at Dobyns-Bennett
Paul J. Moore announced evening courses start this week at Dobyns Bennett. Enrollment for Typing I and II requires reporting to rooms 102 or 101 on Tuesday or tonight. Shorthand I meets in room 104 Tuesday night. Shorthand II also starts Tuesday night. Classes run twice weekly for 18 weeks from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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Dobyns- Bennett
Paul J. Moore
Area Man Forfeits Bond On DWI Charge
A 29 year old Church Hill man forfeited a $50 bond in City Court this morning on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Thomas Eugene Dean Jr. of Route 5 was arrested Jan 12 by Cpl. Paul Porter. Judge Marvin Parsons ordered Dean's license revoked for five months and 29 days.
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Church Hill
Thomas Eugene Dean Jr
Route 5
Cpl
Paul Porter
Marvin Parsons
Dean
State Department of Safety
Thieves Take Wrapped Tires At Sam Moore Station
Sullivan County investigator J C Fletcher says thieves stole four tires from Sam Moore’s service station on Highway 11 W. They grabbed old tires wrapped in wrappings saved from six new tires Moore had planned to discard. Only damage noted is a $5 door dent. Moore suspects the robbers unwittingly removed usable tires.
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Sam Moore
Highway 11
Sullivan County
J. C. Fletcher
Moore
Fletcher
First Aid Course Slated At LG School
A five week first aid course begins Tuesday night at Lynn Garden Elementary School. Sponsored by the Lynn View and Lynn Garden PTAs. Taught by certified Red Cross instructors. Classes run 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Lynn Garden
Lynn View and
Lynn Garden Pta
Red Cross
MSU Gridder Stabbed After Drag Race Dispute
Memphis State sophomore guard Philip Rogers, 19, and a companion were accosted by teens outside a theater. Rogers was stabbed with a pocket knife and hospitalized. James Richard Bailey, 17, of the Hurt Village Black Widow Gang, said he attempted to force a drag race and reacted angrily when Rogers declined.
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Memphis
UPI
Philip Rogers
Memphis State
Rogers
James Richard Bailey
Burglars Hit East Lawn Oak Hill Cemeteries Offices
Thieves ransacked desks and cabinets at the office buildings of East Lawn and Oak Hill cemeteries. Locks on a gasoline pump and an oil house were removed, with twenty gallons of gas and oil cans left behind. Entry routes unknown as heavy weekend rains washed away clues. break-ins at these facilities have occurred about ten times since 1955, including a previous incident in the past year. Candy from the East Lawn office was taken, but other valuables remained.
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Oak Hill
Fletcher
Oden
East Lawn
Bostic
Trooper Rouses Family From Burning Home on Fort Henry Drive
State trooper C D Hamby woke occupants at Earl Going home 2084 Fort Henry Drive early Sunday morning after spotting smoke. Three treated and released at Holston Valley Hospital for cuts and bruises while Going uninjured. Fire confined den with heavy smoke damage. cigarette probable cause. A second 8 40 a m fire at Brenda and Rush Carney 957 E Sullivan St involved a bedroom mattress.
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Fort Henry Drive
C. D. Hamby
Fire Department
Earl Going
Brenda
Rush Carney
E. Sullivan St
Law Court Opens With 35 Attorneys at Kingsport Session
Law Court Part II opened this morning in the new City Hall building with about 35 attorneys present. Judge Jack Raulston reviewed the docket for new cases as the fire department notes an electric clock shorted and fell on a mattress, causing smoke and water damage but no injuries.
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Kingsport Law Court Part II
City Hall
Jack Raulston
Fire Department
Tennessee Legislature Eyes Governor Budget Speech
Tennessee lawmakers idle in the opening weeks await Gov. Frank Clement's budget message. He will seek about 1.2 billion dollars over two years, with 700 million from state funds and the rest from federal sources. Education, highways, mental health, and welfare would dominate spending, with a teacher pay raise likely and a proposed capital punishment abolition stirring debate.
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Nashville
UPS
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Clement
Tennessee Education Association
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