Public Auction Notice of Mortgaged Property in Sullivan County
Legal notice announces a mortgage foreclosure sale by J. H. Martin as Substitute Trustee. The land in Sullivan County Tennessee in the Lith district, described by metes and bounds, totaling 4.77 acres, will be sold at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, June 26, 1983, at the courthouse door in Blountville. The deed of trust was dated February 16, 1929, by George T. Morton and Ora E. Morton to secure indebtedness to Life and Casualty Insurance Company of Tennessee, with the Life and Casualty Insurance Company appointing Martin as successor. The sale is free of redemption rights, subject to unpaid taxes. May 25, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Morton
Ora E. Morton
A. M. Burton
Register
Sullivan County
Tennessee
A. M
Burton
Life and Casualty Insurance Company of Tennessee
J.H. Martin
J. H. Martin
Blountville
Enoch Shipley
Lee Highway
Feek
J. W. Dickson
Dickson
Geo. T. Morton
Ora EB. Morton
Carrie Dickson
Answers to Test Questions From Page Four
Answers printed on page four review questions with topics across science geography literature and public figures. Items include cell biology history art and a Chicago poultry market listing with prices for live poultry and fowls.
Nashville Artists Hold First Street Sale on Sidewalks
Thirty six Nashville artists gather for the citys first street sale in Nashvilles downtown area. Members of the Nashville Studio club display canvases and vases hung on an iron fence at the First Presbyterian Church. The sale continues through Friday as artists demonstrate painting methods and showcase works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Nashville Studio Club
First Presbyterian
Reity
Priday
Reds Camp Near Ford Motor Plant
Detroit June 6 A camp of army tents and cots was erected at Dearborn city limits as a determined group of marchers accused of Communist sympathy pressed to present demands to Ford Motor Company. Police repulsed the effort after a six hour stand. four people were killed in the 1932 demonstration on the same site. Demands included higher wages relief for unemployed workers and worker equality.
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Detroit
Dearborn
Ford Motor’ Company
Ford
Wayne County
Ford Company
Philip Raymond
Summitess
No Nosiness Leads to Dismissed Charge in Baltimore Court
In Baltimore yesterday a charge of violating Sunday blue laws against attorney Bernard A. Proser was dismissed after Magistrate John M. Pohlhaus ruled that a guilty verdict would benefit a nosy neighbor who had reported him. Proser testified he was painting his front porch when arrested and blamed the unnamed neighbor for the disturbance.
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Baltimore
Bim
Bernard A. Proser
John M. Pohlhaus
Proser
Weavers Trim Combines In 6 to 2 Victory
Cotton Weavers sprinted to a 6 2 win over the Combines with Borden delivering key hits and timely scoring. Adams started for the Combines and yielded early runs as Rayfield Chandler and Henry drove in runs for the Weavers while Powell held the visitors scoreless through the first three frames.
Foul Balls Dusty Powell Shuts Down Combines In Nine Strikeouts
Dusty Powell was dominant in the Combines game, allowing only five safeties and striking out at least one batter in each inning for nine total K's. Cross nabbed Henry on a close play in the second, while Adams made a one handed catch to deny Sanders. Borden players contributed solid defense with every member recording at least one putout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Powell
Adams
Sanders
Dave
Lee Hovis
Borden
Powell
Borden Club
Weavers vs Eastman clubd postponed game noted
The report notes Rayfield and Hovis as top contributors for the Spinners with two outs in three in the Weavers game and Adams adding a safety. It mentions the Combine hitters led by a plate performance. A Wednesday game at the high school starts at 6 p.m. with the Corbins entertaining Eastman clubd.
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Rayfield
Hovis
Weavers
Adams
Pat
Corbines
Eastman
Japan replies to peace plea endorsed by president
Tokyo telegraphed a brief cordial endorsement of President Roosevelt's May 16 disarmament plea with cabinet and imperial sanction. The message to Ambassador Debuchi in Washington will be published after state department notification. Japan reserves firmer positions on disarmament consultative pacts and non aggression until talks begin.
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Tokyo
Roosevelt
Debuehi
Washington
State Department
Japan
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for June 3
Treasury receipts totaled 6 207 080 84 for June 3 while expenditures reached 12 588 702 555. The balance stood at 343 238 697 55 with duties and stem for three days of air and related items reporting 1 727 385 410.
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Treasury
Washington
Junior Baseball League Opens Friday With Two 10 A M Games
The Junior Baseball League starts Friday at 10 am with the Buffalo Giants versus the Borden Cubs at Dobyns Bennett field. Saturday features the Watauga Bulldogs versus the Highland Park Smackers at Mead diamond. Rules require players under 16 be ineligible and names registered a week in advance. Umpire and scorekeeper will be appointed at each game by league reps. Home teams furnish balls. late teams forfeit.
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Buffalo Giants
Borden Cubs
Dobyng-Bennett Field
Mead Diamond
Watauga Bulldogs
Highland Park Smackers
Kingsport
Dobyns-Bennett Field
Watauge Bulldogs
Potatoes Prices And Shipments Reported In Chicago
Chicago June 6 potato market notes show prices and shipments across varieties. Wisconsin round whites and Michigan russet rurals quoted around 1.20 to 1.90 with Idaho russets near 1.90. Supplies steady but demand mixed amid dull trading and old stock tie ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Regional Grain Prices and Market Notes Update
The report notes new stock movement around 1.703, with weaker trading and heavy supplies. Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi show triumphs in ranges 2.00 to 2.15, decayed 1.75 to 1.96, North Carolina barley near 3.40 to 3.50 per barrel with cobblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Louisand
Texas
Mississippi
North Carolina
Mrs Roosevelt Resting En Route to Pacific Coast
First lady Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt rests at Mrs Isabella Greenway home in Tucson Arizona en route to Los Angeles to visit her son Elliott after a brief stop at the Douglas border. Elliott Roosevelt had joined her from Glendale to accompany the flight and display piloting skill while awaiting his brother. The trip continues toward Los Angeles with a planned brief stop in Phoenix.
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Ariz
Ian
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Isabella Greenway
Pacific Coast
Elliott
Arizona
Douglas
Jett
Roosevelt
Washington
Los Angeles
Roosevelt Husy
International
Glendale
Phoenix
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