Mrs Clement Appears Aglow In Public Life
Tennessee's first lady Mrs Frank Clement speaks warmly of her three sons Bob Frank Jr Gary and their experiences as the governor’s sons. She recalls her own career from clerk to receptionist and radio work while noting the travel and public life as her husband’s political path continues.
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Betty Bishop
Times-News
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Bob
Frank Jr
Gary
Frank
Clementi
Clement
Clement Deel
Old Hickory Lake
Hawkins Rally Aims at Mount Carmel Republicans
Hawkins County Republicans name county candidates for race with James H. Quillen as principal speaker at a Hawkins County rally supper at Heritage Hill School. Included are J O Har ille for school superintendent and several others seeking county and state posts amid remarks on privacy and public life.
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Mount Carmel
Sare
Hawkins County
Iherty Hill
St Disritt
James H. Quillen
Hawking County
Harille
Jones
Guy Trent
Bill Ferrell
Lon Bible
Omar Robinson
Gale Robinson
George Williams
Milary Jnykins
Bellone Electronics promises hearing aid help
An advertisement asserts Bellone Electronics and its team offer hearing loss solutions with precision devices. It emphasizes urgency, memory benefits of hearing, and invites readers to contact for services and support backed by research and expert staff.
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Heras
Belroner Reh
Bellute
Bellone Electronics Corporation
Undisclosed recipe tweak for curry flavor
A home cooking note suggests adding nutmeg and a little grated orange rind to curry, with steamed rice served alongside. The line emphasizes aromatic enhancements and pairing as a simple serving idea.
Chattanooga to Cut Off Joint Funds
Chattanooga City Commission announced a plan to end all appropriations to jointly funded city county agencies over three years. The current budget includes 790,450 in joint grants with Erlanger and Thompson hospitals receiving 500,000. Next year 500,000 would drop to 250,000 the following year and then halt. Mayor Ralph Kelley says taxpayers bear an unfair city and county tax burden.
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Chattanooga
Hamilton County
Erlanger and
T. ©. Thompson Children's
County Health Department
Ralph Kelley
Kingsport Library reports growth in first annual re view
The Kingsport Public Library and Carver Branch show a rise in volumes to 50 198 at downtown and 3 110 at Carver with total 53 308. Five year circulation reaches 997 625 with 220 417 borrowings last year. Cal Hendrix notes no reference consultant hired this year, still being sought.
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Spart
Carver
Kingsport
Library Commission
Cal Hendrix
J. Fred Johnson Memorial Library
Hendrix
ETSU Professor Appointed Regional Judge for Poetry Award
East Tennessee State University English teacher Grace Leach has been named a regional judge for the National Council of English Achievement Awards Program of 1944. She will join a committee of English teachers from colleges and high schools to evaluate writing skills and literary awareness of about 7,000 high school participants, part of a national effort by NCTE to improve English instruction across levels.
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Johnson Cry
Tennessee State University
Grace Leach
Loft
NCTE
E&H College to Meet on President Vacancy
Emory & Henry College board plans a meeting to discuss the vacancy after Dr. Earl G. Hunt left to become a bishop. Board Chairman Russell R. Kramer will convene in Knoxville with Methodist Church support from the East Tennessee Southwest Virginia conference. Potential candidates include Dr. Paul Worley and Dr. Ben St. Clair, tied to Knoxville and Nashville churches.
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Knoxville
Emory & Henry College Board of Afters
Spon
Russell R. Kramer
Kramer
Earl G. Hunt
Methodist Church, Emory & Henry
Emory, Va
East Tennessee
Southwest Virginia
Paul Worley
Church Street Methodist Church
Ben St. Clair
Nashville
West End Methodist Church
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