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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
5
Notice of sale under deed of trust details a trustee sale for property in Bristol Tennessee. The document cites Security Investment Company of Johnson City as trustee and references a May 1928 deed of trust with Prudential Insurance Company of America as party of the third part. Sale set for July 1 1932 at the county courthouse door Bristol Tennessee.
Legal document dated May 28 1932 shows Security Investment Co trustee with president B W Horner and secretary G W Toncray affixed corporate seal attestation by G W Toncray. Notarized stamp reads 5 30 d4t mon.¢.
Kingsport schedule shows multiple daily departures from Kingsport Lyon and surrounding hubs with times ranging from 7:00 am to 8:30 pm. The notes indicate commuter books sold at bus stations and list Patrick as manager in Johnson City and contact numbers for Kingsport.
The owner of the debt on promissory note dated April 12 1932 by W D Nelson and L Ketron, secured by a deed of trust, has directed sale of the described house and lot on the east side of Sylvania Avenue north of Maple to the county courthouse Bristol at 10 o clock a.m. to the highest bidder for cash, all equities of redemption and homestead rights waived.
The item lists student answers to questions: 1 Reddish brown, 2 Texas, 3 Louisiana, 4 The Aleutians, 5 Republic, 6 Pinckney Benton Stewart Pinchbeck, 7 The District of Columbia 3s, the only one, 8 New York City, 9 Charles J Rhodes, 10 Three.
Atlanta June 6 AP The Little Rock Travelers emerged as a dangerous contender in the Southern Association after a meteoric start. The Arkansans climbed to third place by rallying with strong hitting and pitching in a doubleheader against Knoxville, winning 11 to 0 and 22 to 1 while totaling 29 hits.
Nashville Volunteers powered by 31 hits in two games beat New Orleans 12 to 2 and 8 to 2 to move into fourth place. Birmingham split a doubleheader with Chattanooga as Lookouts held the league lead. Memphis Crackers upset Memphis Chickasaws 7 to 4 with a ninth inning rally.
In Wollister California a 5 000 strong crowd at an Elks picnic selected Mrs Emma Johnson a 52 year old San Jose widow as the bride for Jim Dale a 58 year old Petaluma poultryman. Seven candidates cooked for Dale while the crowd cheered as judges named the winner. Governor Rolph attended as best man and Miss Emira Strumbe was maid of honor.
Washington reports a sensational finish promised for the Senate stock market investigation before adjournment. Committee counsel to wind up with a bang after reviewing evidence piled for summer hearings. The selected case, regarded as bigger than prior ones, may involve hear raiding and bull operations with public manipulations by insiders. Richard Whitney to be recalled for further questioning.
Henri Cochet defeats George De Stef Ani to capture the French singles title for the fifth time in a World War I era run. Final score 6-0 6-4 1-6 8-3. The open era has seen Cochet, Lacoste, and Derotra hold the title with foreign challengers rarely winning.
DES MOINES Iowa June 6 Six Republican candidates for United States senator competed for primary support as 35 percent of the vote was needed for nomination with others aiming to split the field. Incumbent Brookhart faced foes including Henry Field George Cosson Glenn Hayes Louis Wiedelberg, while five Democrats sought the nomination led by Dan Steck and Levis Murphy. Weather favored steady turnout and farmers aimed to vote after long workday hours.
Sioux City reports that redistricting has made congressional races unclear for voters and candidates. Local officials note shifting district lines may alter who runs where and affect incumbents. Citizens await forthcoming maps and schedules from state authorities.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn June 6 Engel Lookouts manager refuses salary cuts to keep pennant chances alive. He told a players committee he will not lower pay, insisting he and the club will continue to field a winning team despite Southern Association cost-saving moves by others.
Overnight summaries show Senator Moses of New Hampshire asserting the Republican platform will include a prohibition resubmission plank. Other items note safety concerns for Hausner in New York Warsaw links, Mussolini assassination plot thwarted by youth, Reynolds leading Democratic senatorial contenders, and Hoover with R F C considering coordinated economic relief.
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