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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
9
J B Anderson clerk of circuit court by E Ray Fav and Ted Ethic County Clerk listed in the county court notice with official roles and signatures.
Legal notice in Kingsport Tennessee states Rose Nell Devault seeks remedies in equity against nonresident James W Devault. The trust deed describes Lot 10, Block 3 Clifton Land Company Addition Bristol Tennessee. Defendant must appear by July following June 5 1984 or the bill will be confessed. Four consecutive weeks publication urged.
Answers list includes topics such as equal access to China trade, birth in the United States, U S Canada boundary dispute, Charles Evans Hughes, Canterbury Tales, a two billion figure, a musical form of stage play, April 1517, Per his Life of Washington, and Little America.
In New York on June 7 the bond market struggled to establish a definite trend as trading continued. Across the corporate list price movements mirrored stocks with notable indecision. Some of yesterday's modest gains in secondary issues were noted amid a cautious session.
Default on a deed of trust dated January 20 192k recorded in Sullivan County Tennessee notes secured by Ben R Cloud N R Cloud to John K Brown and T B R Bandy trustees for Patton Addition lot 2 block 4 and lots 4 4 block 7 Kingsport Tennessee to secure 700 evidenced by sixty notes trustees will sell by public auction June 23 1984 at 10 am in front of the courthouse Kingsport for cash to cover sale costs delinquent taxes street assessments and remaining balance of debt This May 24 1984 Johns Brown T R Bandy Trustees
On July 7 1934 at 10 o'clock a.m. in front of the Bristol Tennessee courthouse the trustee will publicly auction to the highest bidder for cash the property secured by a deed of trust dated December 7 1928 in trust book 62 page 3257. The indebtedness secured by J G Barker and wife and C M Lyons and wife has been declared due and payable and the trustee has been requested by the note holder to proceed with the sale.
Prices across U S government issues held up amid subdued demand while several rail and utility stocks slipped about half a point. Treasury loans rose modestly as trading volume remained light, with foreign issues largely unchanged except for minor declines in German government bonds and Polish Treasuries.
Curb prices show irregular movement with metal stocks gaining modestly while some specialties and other issues weaken under selling pressure. Major movers include Bunker Hill Sullivan Lake Shore Wright Hargraves Ford Motor of Canada and Singer Mfg with mixed gains and several industrials slipping. Early hours concentrate activity in metal stocks as prices bend upward then ease.
Fifteen month old leukemia patient James Buster Gilliam continued to improve after a new serum was injected into his bloodstream. Memphis physicians prepared for a third treatment using a special formula as Willie Mae Miller’s case illustrated the disease’s visible signs in the blood.
President Roosevelt signaled approval for developing newsprint and pulp from southern pine, though he did not promise federal funds. Dr. Charles Herty touted southern slash pine newsprint as cheaper than Canadian material, as the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association forms a committee to back a southern paper industry.
Four people die and a fifth is critically injured when their car crashes through a heavy barricade at a dead end and tumbles 80 feet to railroad tracks below. Driver Lawrence Kuhns of Boyertown survived in a dying condition as relatives identify two victims Maurice Koller and Colonel Klingjer of Reading.
In Madrid on June 7 AP reports guards surrounded the home of President Niceto Alcala Zamora as a precaution amid fears of an assassination attempt. The tense security move followed reports of unrest and potential plots against the government.
A House vote approved a bill to penalize tobacco growers who did not join the crop reduction program. The measure imposes a 33 1-3 percent sales tax on output below quotas and would apply to most 1934 85 crops in the continental United States, with certain leaf exclusions and a two year experimental clause. Proponents claim about 90 percent support among growers.
Mrs Roosevelt and her party arrived in Grafton at 6 00 am and found autos awaiting for an all day tour of the subsistence homestead project. They will also attend the Davis and Elkins College commencement in Elkins West Virginia.
Greensboro police request more identifying information to locate E. P. Hinson of West End after receiving a telegram stating a warrant exists for his arrest for a tall yellow nose eve. Police urge any additional clues to assist in locating him.
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