Sullivan Places Sixteen Students On UT Honor Roll
Sullivan County and Kingsport report sixteen University of Tennessee students on the fall quarter honor roll, ranking third among 05 counties statewide. Named from Kingsport are Martin Clark Kane and several others, while Bristol and surrounding counties list additional honorees across East Tennessee, including Morristown and Elizabethton entries.
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Sullivan
Kingsport
University of Tennessee
University
Martin Clark Kane
Lawrence 0. Sion
Raymond M. Blankenbocler
Herbert W. Collins
James R. Hodge
Witwar D. Rowland
Mary V. Long
Blountville
Herman B. Smalling
Piney Fiata
Winfield
Stickley
Bluff City
James J. Breeding, Jr
Betty Fane Todd
Helen
Ruler
Warren Slagle
Fimes
King
Robert’. Bourt
Bristol
Washington
Howard
Carter
Paul Jones
T. JB. Garringes
Aga Reece
Thelma Amis
Surgoirsville
Carson Beewour
Montoxpury
East Tennessee
Hareman D. Carringer
Willam A. Dugger
John F. Dugger
Elizabethton
Wiliam F. Royathie
Heion Armitage
Mary Lokixe Alexander
Greeneville
Jean DeBusle
Mohawk
Eleanor Edmondlsen
James Richardson
Mary Lucille Corbet
David Hodge
Pareons
Morristown
Homer
Norrie
Rove V
Capps
Erwin
Christian Youth Association Plans Saturday Park Event
The Christian Youth Association announces a Saturday program at J. Fred Johnson Park starting at 6 p.m. Guests should bring their supper and beverages as a schedule of games including soft ball and horseshoes is planned. Milas Salr Elis Ixeluthee leads the recreation committee with Charles Robinson Robert Hien ton Marilyn Moory and Jack Roper assisting.
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Valle Daly
Christian Youth Association
PCA Renames to Capitol Airlines Under Consideration
Pennsylvan ia Central Airlines plans to drop PCA and adopt Capitol Airlines as the main trade name for its Tri City Airport services. Officials say the move aims to shorten branding while retaining the PCA tag in potential future use.
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PCA
Capitol Airlines
Pennnsylvania-Central Airlines
Tri-City
Bauke
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Hauke
Strikes Scale May Freight Shipments in Kingsport report
A Kingsport report by S A Dorsett shows May freight shipments were 240,493.32 dollars behind April and 162,086.49 behind freight totals for May. The April figure reached 5010,? and May shipments totaled 509,007.68 with errors in the transcription.
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Kingsport
S. A. Dorsett
Kings- Heth
Clinghfield Rai
Lee
Ray
MTTS
Kingsport Bar Association elects officers after reorganization
Howard Wiser returns to city attorney post and is elected president of the Kingsport Bar Association. Custard Simelers and Weher Jr. are named vice president and secretary. TB Lyan Minter and Proetem Taylor gain officer status. Ernest Jonck Sith and Heben Gilbecutir are new members. Richard Armstrong and T. A. Dedzon Jr. are praised in their state senate and county attorney bids.
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Bar Association
Ernest F. Jonck Sith
Heben Gilbecutir
Association
Richard BE. Armstrong
T. A. Dedzon, Jr
Senata Ant County Attorney's Office
Kingsport CAP Members Join Guard Bivouac
Kingsport Civil Air Patrol units from Oak Ridge, Maox ville and Maryville join a State Guard bivouac near the John Sevier Range Hoar Fountain City on June 44 15. The trip includes two planes piloted by Captain W Gar rit som and Lieutenant Pawl Galler, with Major W R Burton and Captain Hawleina. They fly as guests of Col Wax Y Parker of the State Guard for reconnaissance over the bivouac area after a CAP meeting at the Civic Auditorium.
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Kingsport
Civil Air Patrol
State Guard
Watts
John Sevier Range
Fountain City
J. &. Hawkins
Oak Ridge
Maox+ville
Maryville
W. Gar‘ritsom and Lieutenant Pawl Gallager
W. R. Burton
Cape
Tain Hawleina
CAP
Wax Y, Parker
Gisapd
Cmap
Major Burton
Tennessees Employment Commissioner Missed Kingsport Rotary
Commissioner W O Bake of the Tennessee Department of Employment Security could not attend the Kingsport Rotary Club lunch as scheduled. Th Hake was called to Washington unexpectedly. A substitute musician program was performed by radio entertainers with group singing by members.
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W_O. Bake
Tennnessee
Police Find Stolen Goods Worth 3855 in May
Kingsport police recovered property valued at 3838 during May per a monthly report to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen by Chief J. Charles St. detailing offenses and seizures. The report lists four simple assaults, two felonious assaults, three burglaries, three grand larceny reports, 14 petty larceny cases, three stolen cars, and various traffic, drunken driving, and other violations. Also noted were 238 complaints investigated, 12 arrests for other jurisdictions, 239 sky tage sold, 35 license issues, and 5 faulty street lights reported.
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Kingsport
Arainas
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
J. Charles St
Ghven
Selifs
Jmine
Aga
Seore
Windows
Opera
Ingsport
Bornalice
Sky Tage
PCA Plans Two More Tri City Extension Lines
Recommendations before the Civil Aeronautics Board propose extending Tri City Airport service to Memphis and Mobile. PCA details mention routes from Bri City and Knomeville Chattanooga Huntsville Birmingham, with plans for a Memphis extension via Knoxville and Chattanooga. An Associated Press report notes a potential amendment to Route 55 extending from Sun City to Jacksonville via Asheville Greenville Spartanburg and Savannah.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Tri-City
Memphis
Mobile
PCA
Fri-City
POA
Wraktington
Rgedr Mander
Commera
Mobile Ala
Bri-Cliy Airport
Knomville
Chattanooga
Huntaville
Birmingham
Alu
Maneplic
Froo
Chattanoogs
Trin City
Hnonville
Chattanoose
Ponen
Gera
Knoxville
Chattenooga
Hauke
Zenom
Césb
Goard
Sun-City
Tacksonville
Fis
Ashewilie
N.C
Greenville-Spartanburg
Suvnanah
Brunswick
Tennessee Enlisted Reserve Largest In Seven-State Area
Tennessee holds the largest enlisted reserve in the Third Army Area spanning seven states. Major O Melveny outlined planned Air Reserve groups with 14 000 reservists and 808 airplanes, while noting funding and base site decisions depend on War Department appropriations. Appalachian official changes and a VA post appointment were also announced in related items.
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Tennessee
Haedneace
Legionat#e Army
Kingeport
Dinjer
C.K O Matveny
Ordier Pervads
Pusey
Tanneswipe
Noah
Raat Ville
Third Army
IV Service Command
Tennesset
North Caroglive
Bassissippi
Alabanma
Georgia
South Carolina
Pieri
Spenking
Air Reserve
Wayt O'Melveny
War Department
Department
O'Melveny
East Tennessee
Congress
Lhia
Smyrna Army Airy Base
Nashville
Ometworly
Fis
Werner KH. Sugschwerdy
Chemical Warfare Newserve
Appalachian
The
Reserve Officers’ Assocition
Cunningham Magic Show Friday Night in Kingsport
Cunningham of 1722 Highland Street presents his first complete hour and a half magic and hypnotism show Friday night at 8 30 p m in Kingsport Civic Auditorium. The renowned local mage, known for Southeast performances and government work, will perform tricks such as the vanishing Tanazy and a lady from nowhere, featuring animals like pigs, pigeons, cockatoos, ducks and rabbits. He is a Hawkins County native and longtime Kingsport resident with 27 years in the area.
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Cunningham
H. Cunningham
Highland Street
Kingsport
Southeastern United States
108 Civitan Conservation, Corps Comips
Howard S Russter
Toternational Brotherhood of Sagi—citas
Channingham
Tanazy
Fe. Cunningham
Hawkins County
Riegoport
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