Rapid progress on Bristol highway to Indian Springs
Kingsport to Bristol highway paving advances from Dale street to Indian Springs as Dixon Construction moves along Chestnut Ridge. The target is opening the Kingsport to Indian Springs route by late July, weather permitting. About 18 000 feet of nine foot pavement remains from Chestnut Ridge to Indian Springs. Guard rails and shoulders follow paving completion, with full road opening anticipated by early fall benefiting Kingsport and nearby communities.
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Kingsport
Bristol
Dale Street
Indian Springs
Dixon
Chestnut Ridge
John Dodd Named Best All Around Student at Kingsport HS
John Dodd was cited as the best all around student at Kingsport High School after examinations and records were completed. The honor honored by the American Legion cup recognizes scholarship conduct outside activities athletics and effort, with Emory Blankenbeeler and Dorothy Wright as runners up. Dodd earned trust among classmates and teachers, serving as senior class president and receiving strong endorsements for his merit.
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Kingsport High School
John Dodd
Emory Blankenbeeler
Dorothy Wright
American Legion
John
Roosters Welcome Hack Hendersons Three Day Stand
Hack Henderson former Indian leads Morristown Roosters for a three day stay Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Notable players like Walt Moore Guy Bralley Benjin Bob Hathway Stout Burnette Westmorland and others join and the opening tilt pits the Roosters against the Indians at 4 30 PM with Stout on the mound.
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Hack Henderson
Morristown
Henderson
Hack
Greeneville
Atantic
Piedmont
Chicken Brigade
Walt Moore
Guy Bralley
Kingsport
Benjin
Bob Hathway
Stout
Burnette
Johnson City
Westmoreland
Indians
Roosters
Moffitt
Ewing
Compton
Baseball Scores From The National and American Leagues
The Associated Press reports results across leagues. National League games included Pittsburgh 9 over Philadelphia 3 and Chicago 9 over Brooklyn 12. American League results feature Boston 4 over Cleveland 8 and New York 11 over St. Louis 9 among others. Southern League matchups saw New Orleans 4 over Memphis 1 and Mobile 10 over Little Rock 4.
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W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland A
Detroit Die
New York
Eeres
Boston
WWW
L. Pet
New York E
S Bee
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Wee Wee
Cincinnati
Chicago A
St. Louis Ee
Ww. L. Pet
New Orleans
Atlanta Ee
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Pittsburgh
Iain
Cleveland
Detroit
Memphis
Atlanta
Mobile
Hurdl ing Champion Named Georgia Tech Track Coach
Arnold Barron, former Penn State and Olympic high hurdler, is appointed head track coach at Georgia Tech announced by athletic authorities. The news comes from Atlanta on June 6.
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Atlanta
Arnold Barron
Penn State
Georgia Tech Today
Texas League Managers Figure on Second Place
Jack Nealligter, the Cleveland Indian coach, recalls Jakie Atz’s eight year Fort Worth pennants in the Texas league. Atz’s rivals plot to beat him each year, but he always finishes first. At winter meetings Atz jokes that rival managers only seek second place.
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Jack Nealligter
Jakie Atz
Fort Worth
Texas Pilots
Atz
Jack
Jane
Larry Gardner
Cleveland Indians Not a Young Team in 1920s Outlook
The Indians, led by Tris Speaker, feature a pitching group averaging 26 12 years. Regulars include Myatt Burns Fewster Sewell Lutzke Summa and Jamieson with a 27 percent subset making the squad about 27 years old. Speaker is 37, the oldest, while Buddy Meyers is the youngest at 20.
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Indians
Tris Speaker
Smith
Uhle
Shaute
Edwards
Karr
Leveson
Buckeye
Speece
Myatt
Burns
Fewster
Joe Sewell
Lutzke
Jamieson
Lee
Summa
Italians Told to Behave
Rome June 6 Senator Luigi Luiggi warned prospective Italian emigrants against illegal entry to the United States. He cited strict American measures against clandestine immigration and urged waiting for quota turns or seeking Francia or Argentina instead.
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Rome
United States
Luigi Luiggi
France
Argentina
Princess Mary to occupy Abergeldie Castle in autumn
Aberdeen reports Princess Mary and Viscount Lasell to lodge at Abergeldie Castle near Balmoral next autumn. The move renews royal links with Deeside, where Queen Victoria first visited Balmoral. The Gordon estate rents the castle to the royal family and the Duke and Duchess of York may also spend part of the fall there.
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Aberdeen
Abergeldier Castle
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Scotland
Deeside
Abergeldie
Balmoral
Dee
Edward
Prince of Wales
Gordon Estate
Victoria
Highlands
Royal Deeside
Duke
Duchess of York
King George
Queen Mary
Brown And Moody Elected Aldermen In City Election
W. F. Moody and B. M. Brown won the city alderman seats in the regular municipal election at City Hall. Only 200 votes were cast with ten invalid. Moody led with 174 votes, Brown 164, followed by Palmer 2 and Brooks 1.
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W. F. Moody
B. M. Brown
Mr. Moody
Mr. Brown
T. C. Palmer
C. E F. Brooks
Guy D. Pitts
W. E. Brown
Timmons and Wood Awarded Audit Contract
Knoxville June 6 A contract has been awarded Timmons and Wood certified public accountants of Knoxville to audit the county books of Claiborne county Work will begin June 1 and continue until finished covering all departments including the Board of Education and the road commission.
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Standifer
Knoxville
B. A. Timmons
Claiborne County
Timmons and Wood
East Tennessee
A. Wood
New Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Wall Avenue
Associated Press
Timmons and Wood, Certified Public Accountants of
Esquire
H. R. Standifer
Board of Education
Tennessee Forms Strong Committee for Confederate Memorial Coins
Chattanooga reports a state organization to sell 400 000 Memorial coins under T R Preston as state chairman. An executive committee and three division chairs guide eastern W S Shields Knoxville and western Lake Lea Nashville, who all accepted their roles.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tennessee
T. R. Preston
W. S. Shields
Knoxville
Lake Lea
Nashville
State Executive Committee Appointments Announced
The Tennessee national commanders appoint regional members to the state executive committee including Thad Cox Johnson City and D S Etheridge Chattanooga as national commander named chairman of the State Speakers Bureau. The campaign organizing task begins immediately to have the state force ready by early next week.
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East Tennessee
Thad
A. Cox
Johnson City
J. W. Lynn
Bristol
A. F. Ames
Maryville
Thomas D. Brabson
Greenville
D. S. Etheridge
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
James D. Richardson
Murpheesboro
William B. Lamb, Jr
Fayetteville
James J. Finney
Columbia
Hill McAlister
Nashville
Jas. W. Bryne
P. L. Harnard
Clarksville
Wes Tennessee
O. C. Barton
Paris
J. H. Parker
Dyersburg
J. T. Walker
Union City
Neill Wright
Huntington
Milton J. Anderson
Memphis
Detectives Learn Russian Language
Scotland Yard detectives plan to learn Russian to better monitor Russian communities in London. The move follows threats received by Soviet representatives and emigres as three weeks of around the clock guard surround the ex Grand Duke Michael's home in Regents Park. The article notes language barriers hinder intelligence gathering in Russian neighborhoods and mentions broader cultural remarks.
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Yard
London
Scotland Yard
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