Only One Major Race In Hawkins County
Hawkins County faces a single contested race in the August 1 general election. Incumbent Sheriff Dan Anderson, a Republican, will be opposed by Democrat Blevens Mow. Other offices show multiple unopposed Republicans and several contested constable seats in districts four through six.
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Hawkins
Rogersville
Hawkins County
Election Commission
Dan Anderson
Blevens Mow
Ralph Anderson
Guy Trent
Toads
J. W
Bill) Ferrell
Dennis Carpenter
Jess Me Price
William M. Price
Frank T. Willams
Bill J. Bailey
James Price
Cale Watkins
Paul Trusledge
George Ward
Ross Booker
Glen R. Strong
Gilreath Must Build 10 Foot Street Before House
Mount Carmel Planning Commission ruled that Clarence A. Gilreath must construct a 10 foot street to access a lot that does not front a street before a house can be built. He had sought a 15 foot driveway to reach a proposed home behind a fronting lot. The June meeting also approved a mobile home park on Hammond Avenue and its subdivision in West Carter's Valley, with an associated 50 foot access street and prior apartment building approval. The commission outlined plans for a 15 to 20 year public improvements program, a capital budget for first phase, and will continue joint sessions with the Church Hill Planning Commission.
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Mount Carmel
Clarance A. Gilreath
Gilreath
Planning Commission
Hammond Avenue
West Carter's Valley
Hubert C. Orion
West Carter’s Valley
Register of Deeds Office
Orton
Church Hill
Fall Begins Tusculum's 175th Year
Tusculum College, Tennessee's oldest higher learning institution, will observe its 175th anniversary starting September 1959 and lasting through the 1959 term, as President Trout leads a year focused on heritage, education pioneers, and the transition to a new academic era with lectures, seminars, and arts festivals.
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Greeneville — ‘Tusculum
Tennessee
Douglas ‘Trout
Tusculum
Corneum
Eight ETSU students appeal after suspension over pamphlet
Eight Johnson City students from Tennessee State University appeal their suspensions for distributing a reflective mimeographed broadside. President Dr. Delos Culberson suspended them pending a discipline committee ruling which found them guilty of inflammatory materials.
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Johnson City
Tennessee State University
Heffner
Yas “Ye
Delos Culphjig
ETSU
Culp
Oscar
Upset Wins Mark Wise County Elections in Pennington Gap and St. Charles
Pennington Gap voters ousted longtime mayor Oh. F. Williams as Lester Bailey won 461 to 1040 including mail ballots. In St. Charles Ellis Lynn narrowly defeated Herschel Kelly, 65 to 64, with council races filling seats for Duncan Gilliam Hubbard Zorah Evans and Jessee. Several towns across Wise and Lee counties also elected mayors and council members, notably Jonesville, Norton, Coburn, and Pennington Gap, in closely contested ballots.
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Afi
Pennington Gap
St. Charles
Wise and Lee
Gap
Wirt
Wyatt
Henry Perkins
Claude Ely
Bruce Ketron
Charles Pope
Ellis Lynn
Herschel Kelly
Kelly
St. Charles Council
James FP. Duncan
E. D. Gilliam
James A. Hubbard
B. L. Zorah
Earl
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