Death and Funeral Notices from Rogersville and Rogersville area
Death notices report Fred H. Scism 28 died at home with wife Rozella, daughter Bente Nell, parents, siblings, and a list of pallbearers. Funeral Friday 2:30 pm at McPheaters Bend Baptist Church with burial at the church cemetery. Separate notice for Sarah Elimghech Payne 78 dies at home Route 1 Rogersville. Funeral Friday 1:00 pm at Gills Chapel Baptist Church. burial at Larmers Cemetery. Also local baseball result: South Side defeats Union City 7-5 to reach West Tennessee finals. Whitehaven leads Alamo in semis. final set for tonight.
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Fred H. Scism
Rozella Charles Scism
Bente Nell
Hele Scism
Jot Scism
Paul Dreke
Harmon Cavin
McPheaters Bend Baptist Church
G-D. Barrett
Hugh Davis
Paul
Rogersville
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Sarah Elimghech Payne
Route 1
George Payne
Clay Carr
Myers
Gills Chapel Baptist Church
Larmers Cemetery
Charles
Hurd
Ev. Jerert Perkins
Cobboch-Price Funeral Home
South Side
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Acheson Pushes $2.285 Billion Europe Aid Plan
Acheson outlined a second year program to aid western Europe against threats, proposing $2,285,000,008 to strengthen allied defense. He stressed bolstering U S and Atlantic alliance military strength amid discussions with British and French ministers. Democratic leaders warned against frequent Capitol Hill briefings on administration actions.
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Acheson
Western Europe
United States
Atlantic
Lucas
Capitol Hill
Conaresy
Atom Spy Case Seeks Court Appointed Counsel
Harry Gold asked Judge McGranery to appoint counsel to represent him in the U S case. The judge said the charge about harming the United States was not proven and noted Gold would handle other issues with his counsel. Gold cited limited funds and sought a lawyer trusted by the court and public. Kansas City Centennial rites loom as the city approaches its 190th birthday with events planned Saturday.
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Gold
Helmetsburg Prisot
Hhidge McCranery
Harry Gold
Bureau of Investigation
Philadelphia
New York
Milligan College Commencement Weekend Highlights
Milligan College opens commencement Saturday at 8 pm in the auditorium with a garden party after the play Gift For Patricia performed by the college players. Notable events include worship, Baccalaureate, Alumni Dinner, and the commencement address by BM Belk of Johnson Bible College.
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Milligan ‘College Players
Donald Elser
Youngstown College
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Johnson Bible College
Guresh Idiamer
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Enka Workers Protest Tennessee Guard Crackdown
Emil Rieve and union officers accuse guardsmen and police of beating strikers during protests. The Textile Workers Union of America CIO seeks a civil rights unit investigation for alleged brutality and strike breaking. Murray urges Governor Browning to remove guards and police to restore order.
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Hamblen County
Tenn
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CIO
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National Guard
Howard McGrath
Chadian Shert
Thomas
Utah
Senate Labor Committee
Tennessee
Morristown
Leftist Strike Pressure in Japan Across Occupied Zones
Paragraph notes Communist led general strike plans in Japan with an estimated 600 900 of 6 250 000 organized workers under Red influence. University students from 54 institutions face expulsion as nationwide protests loom. Police tighten surveillance amid warnings from Nippon Times editors. Occupation officials warn Reds to behave. A feature horse will drink 1 2 gallons of water.
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IOC
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Arrival of Bonus Boy Frank Quinn Boosts Chattanooga Hope
Chattanooga awaits Friday arrival of Frank Quinn a Yale alumnus and former Red Sox bonus signee. Quinn joins Chattanooga after being optioned from Washington earlier this season and is expected to bolster the Leagues struggling lineup as they chase seventh place in the Southern Association.
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Frank Quinn
George
McArthur
Formar
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Mobile
Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Yale
Washington Senators
Mobile Bears
Memphis
Joep Priday
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Nashville
Crackers
Barry McPhersey
Rocks
Lou Lombarde
Mashville Vols
Umberto Falmmini
Harry Fisher
Marvin Robblatt
Lee Kiely
Fei-State Bus Driver In Critical Condition After Assault
A Tri-State bus driver, Kept unnamed, remains in critical condition days after a late night attack on a roadway. Police say leads are being pursued and investigators expect more information as the driver regains momentary consciousness but cannot recall the incident.
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Weteram
Fox
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Arms Aid for Asia to Hinder Communist Threats
The President announced new military assistance in Asia to aid independence movements against strong Soviet pressure and to support the Philippines and South Korea in maintaining internal order amid Communist threats. The program aims to continue and expand aid in the region, with about six hundred thousand dollars mentioned in context. The exact number of benefiting countries was not specified.
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Philippines
China
Jennings Levels Charges Against Smith In Political Feud
Jennings accuses Guy L. Smith editor of the Knoxville Journal and leader of the State Republican committee of mounting continuous malicious attacks. He says Smith uses the Journal for personal gain and conspires to deny him county primary board representation in at least five Second District counties. Smith declines to comment.
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Knoxville Journal
State Republican
South
Jennings
Parachute Jumper Killed Near Fort Campbell Kentucky
Hopkinsville reports Lt Edward Humphrey a parachute jumper from the 187th Airborne Infantry Regiment died after landing in a corn field near the Fort Campbell reservation during a carnival jump. Army officials said his parachute malfunctioned but he opened the chute and bailed out safely at 4 008 feet.
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Edward
Humphrey
Corm
Fort Campbell
Airkornine Infantry Regiment
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