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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1954

Page

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Demos Clash Over Bootlegger Allegations in Sullivan County

A political dispute centers on bootlegger claims backing David Gray. Democrat McNeese demands county GOP chair Thomas J. Qwean reveal alleged bootleggers, citing Gray as a reformer with 17 years in law enforcement and a City Judge background. Critics question sheriff and deputy responses to local incidents while urging disclosure of names behind the charge.

Wd. McNeese Lula Giwily Democrats Thomas J. Qwean GOP Bynean David Gray Times - News Mhuniis Hurd Dave Uray Sulllyin Bristol Tennes Gray Grey Nas Ilegal Sullivan County Dave Gray Kingsport Hie Duncan Countty Mr. Hurd Stete Itphway A& Constable Blair's Gap Prisbher Old Lily Burcah

Hawkins County Man Killed By Tractor

A 26 year old Hawkins County farmer Johnny Hipshire was killed instantly when the tractor he was arming turned over near Rogersville about five miles away. Sheriff Dan Anderson said the accident occurred as Hipshire started the tractor and it rolled backward crushing him. He is survived by his widow Evelyn Hipshire a son David Hipshire and sister Arak Thacker all of Rogersville.

Rogersville Hawkins Comey Farmer Johnny Eipshine Dan Anderson Hipshire Farmer Evelyn Hipshirer David Hipshire Sores Cathy Hipshire Arak Thacker

Strong Protest Over Return Of U S Soldiers To Czechs

The United States delivered a sharp note to the Czech Foreign Office in Prague demanding the immediate return of seven U S soldiers seized by Czech border patrols near Baernau on July 4. Capt. Jack Davis and six enlisted men were identified by the Czech news agency Ceika as the captor victims. the army said they were probably on sightseeing trip and without arms.

Washington vii United States U. S State Department Prague Clims Baernau U.S Suttllite Leurch Vienna Caschuslovak Ceiika Lalaphone Tron Vienna Jack Davis Richard Juniper Leonard Tennis Gah Glasson Ross McGinnis George Switzer Jerry Griffith Celike Germany Czech

Puerto Rican terrorists receive maximum prison terms

Four Puerto Rican assailants who shot at the House of Representatives on March 2 and wounded five lawmakers were handed sentences up to 95 years. Lolita Lebron, 34, received 50 years, with her male companions getting 75 years each. Judge Holscott said the actions were so serious they shocked the nation.

Washington House of Representatives Lolita Lebron Eucub U. S Alexander Holscott Uvail

Lattimore Faces Perjury Charges in High Court Ruling

In Washington the U S Court of Appeals ordered Owen Lattimore to stand trial on five perjury counts while striking the key charge of promoting or sympathizing with communism. The ruling upheld dismissals of two counts and reinstated two others, with defense attorneys calling the decision a blow to their case. U S Attorney Leo Rover said a report will go to the Solicitor General for potential Supreme Court action.

Washington IRS U.S. Court of Appeal Owen Lattimore Mtst Labthnore Abtorneys Joseph C US 5 Simon Lobe- Taft Justice Department Supreme Court Rover Saltinore Shale Department Astalic Senate Internal ‘Security Tnilute of Pacific Relations

Dulles Aims to Keep China Out of U N

Secretary of State Dulles declared America will seek to bar Communist China from United Nations membership. He outlined a strategy including using the U N Security Council veto and a General Assembly two thirds vote, rejecting Peiping's admission and warning against U S withdrawal. Knoyland lauded the stance and urged bi partisan Senate disapproval of Red Chinese recognition.

Washington INS John Foster General Assembly Dulles U. S United States China United Nations WN Security Coun Cil Peiping U. H U.N America Bat Red World Organisation Senate GOF William F. Knoyland Eisenhower Knowland Congress

Dulles Says He and Smith Will Not Attend Geneva

Washington reports Secretary of State John Foster Dulles announced that neither he nor Undersecretary Walter Smith will return to the Geneva conference. He noted the United States is represented by Ambassador Alexis Johnson in Geneva and believes Johnson is competent to handle the talks. Dulles declined comment on reports of other secretaries planning a return and attributed present crises to past evils, while noting the current situation in Indochina.

Washington Ins John Foster Dulles Walter Dedel Smith Geneva Dulles Tlans Smith United States U. S Czechoslovakia Alexis Johnson Johnson V. M. Murutov Richard M. Nixon Indochina

City Schools Plans Bond Referendum for Junior High

City officials announced a bond referendum to fund a new junior high, likely in mid September, with occupancy targeted for the 1956 56 school year. An annexation of a 15 acre site at Memorial Boulevard and Kenwood Drive may proceed, and two firms will survey plans and site. When second junior high is built plans call for adding the ninth grade, easing crowding at Cobyna Bennett Wheehanl and the existing junior high as enrollment rises.

Appleens Olf Vefyvendium Allen Ny Driyden King Engineering Co Pinkton Abeps Mermorial Boulevard Kenwood Drive General Assembly Cobyna - Bennett Wheehanl Dehyris - Benet High Jvnlorah

City Board sets policy for out-of-city pupil enrollment

The City Board of Education approved a policy allowing noncity pupils to enroll next fall subject to class size limits of 28 and priority to siblings of current tuition pupils. Returning city pupils are automatically eligible. Applications for new tuition pupils must be submitted to the assistant superintendent at the Dobyns Bennett building between July 12 and August 6.

City Board of Education Brthers Sisters Achan Dobyns- Bennett Irl Selvel

White Indicted In City Slaying

Sullivan County grand jury returned a true bill for first degree murder against Gut White Jr and Fred Stump in the killing of H. T. Godse at Five Points. The panel also charged White and Stump with robbery and assault with intent to murder tied to the beating and robbery of an elderly deli stand operator.

Sullivan County Gut White Jr Fred Stump H. T. Godse White Hixey Kingsport Sheen Stumps Allegerdc

Stubbs Faces Murder Kidnap Trial Monday In Sullivan County

Bearded defendant Stubbs, a blonde man, faces murder and kidnapping charges in Criminal Court here. Grand jury indicted him as FBI experts join proceedings while trying to assemble 250 jurors. Axel Holm and wife, involved in the case, were expected to appear. Holm did not arrive in time.

Paul Williams Blountville Grijl Willa Chirles Atubis Rochéster Thomes H. Rogan Vaecass Stubbs Axel Holm Texas FBI Washington State Dulemse CHSC

Miami Police Seek Slayer in Robbery Murder Case

More than 30 men questioned and seven held as homicide detectives probe the kidnap murder of Judith Ann Roberts in Miami. Lt. Chester Eldredge said no definite suspect yet as about 400 women, all known sex perverts and child molesters, were listed for questioning.

Miami, Fla Judith Anne Roberts Chester Eldredge Homicide Bureau

Local Teen Hurt in Auto Accident Near Underpass

Clyde Poston, 17, of 1555 Nal Street, sustained facial and nose lacerations and a minor arm wound in a Thursday morning auto collision at 8 28 near the underpass by Chitch Hill. Holston Valley Community Hospital reported he was treated and released in good condition.

Clyde Poston Nal Street Chitch Hil Holston Valley Community Hospital Poston

Republicans of the Athers-Link Set Meeting Thursday

The Republicans of the Athers-Link will meet Thursday at 7 pm at Cedar Grove School, replacing the previously published Wednesday night time as mistaken in the Times-News. W. H. Coleman, chairman, announced the correction today.

Athers- Link Cedar Grove Times-News W. H. Coleman

Judge Imposes Fines for Missing Jurors and Witnesses

In Blountville Judge Thomas H. Rogan announced a $50 fine for each juror or witness who fails to appear without good cause. Earlier, two opposing attorneys, B. McInturtt and Dann R. Todd, were fined $10 each for contempt after a heated exchange. The trial involved William M. Morelock, 24, of Long Island, found not guilty of failing to provide support for his wife.

Blountville Thomas H. Rogan Crimina Rogan B. ©. McInturtt Dann R. Todd William NM. Morelock Long Island

George Warns Against Withdrawal From United Nations

Senator Waller F. George, ranking Republican on Foreign Relations, warns against U S withdrawal if Red China is admitted to the United Nations. He says withdrawal would make the U N a tool of Communist power and weaken allied support, while opposing Communist China’s admission. President Eisenhower says he is surprised but does not support withdrawal if Pel ping is admitted.

Washington Waller F. George Gaiop America Bernine United Nations China Foreign Relations Committee Eisenhower Senate Gop William F. Knowland George Ching Dong U. S Russia Ibs Hisenhower Kahnuer Pelping

Eisenhower forms three man board to probe atomic wage strike

President Eisenhower names Thomas Glennan and two others to a three member fact finding board to investigate the 4500 worker walkout at Oak Ridge Tennessee and Paducah Kentucky plants. The board can seek a court injunction after reporting, with July 20 deadline. Production disruptions threaten U S atomic and hydrogen programs as CIO Chemical Workers strike seeks wage gains.

Washington Eisenhower Atomic Enlevey Com Peells White House Bernard M. Shan Ley Oki Glennan Case Institule of Technology CIO Chemical Workers Union Cachon Chemicals Co Carbide & Carbon Corp Eisnhower United States Oa Ridgh Oak Ridge Pa‘auch Joseph Joy United Gas Gake and Chemical Workers C10 Jem & Carbon Chemicals Corp Atumic Energy Joy CIO Ininn AFL

Red Delegate Arrives For Geneva Meeting

V M Molotov led a returning parade of top level diplomats to the Geneva conference where an Indochina truce is hoped. He arrived early by plane from East Berlin after a Moscow flight delay. In London Anthony Eden said ministerial consultations may resume at Geneva soon. Pierre Mendes France said he would leave soon for Geneva.

Geneva Figit V. M. Molotov Indochina East Berlin Moscow Anthony Eden House of Commons London Fareieq Pierre Mensies France Chamber Deputies Pars

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