Sullivan County Taxpayers League to meet in Blountville
The Sullivan County Taxpayers League holds its second meeting Saturday at 1 30 pm in the county courthouse Blountville with over 1 000 taxpayers expected. A seven member committee will outline a tentative tax and expenditure reduction program and push for concrete action at the Sullivan County Court session.
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Sullivan County Taxpayers League
Blountville
H. A. Smith
Mississippi
Sullivan County Court
Kingsport merchants attend Quality Service Stores meet
Kingsport merchants return from the second annual Quality Service Stores convention held in Asheville North Carolina. Attendees include George C Coldiron Haney Steve Montgomery and others. The event drew more than 600 local merchants and 100 manufacturers. A Grove Arcade food show ran alongside the meetings.
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Kingsport
Asheville
N.C
Quality Service Stores, Inc
Battery Park
Quality Service Stores Contact Man
George C. Coldiron
Coldiron and
Pierce Department Store
Haney
Steve Montgomery
Grove Arcade
Battery Park Hotel
Quality Service Stor Inc. Arewadad
Amass
Eigit
Coldiron
Coldlivon
A. Haley Hawkins
Refuge
C. C G. Wauk
Rouxviltle
Quality Service Stores
Newport News
F and A M Elect Trustee at Kingsport Lodge Meeting
Kingsport Lodge No. 688 YP and AM will meet tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. in the Masonic chamber on Broad Street to elect a new trustee to fill the late D Summers Yoakley’s office. Other matters will be discussed. visitors are welcome.
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Kingsport Lodge
Masonic Chamber
Broad Street
D. Summers
Yoakley
Hammond opens Sunshine Camp at Camp Randall
Sunshine Camp at Camp Randall opened yesterday on the south fore of the Holston with more than 50 boys enrolled. The evening program featured Clel Green and Garvie Kelrom dedicated to Preston Whitney and others. B A Counce said there is an urgent need for books and magazines. donations may be arranged with Joe Pectol in the municipal building.
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Ranmond
Holston
Clel Green
Garvie Kelrom
Preston Whitney
LeRoy Sprankle
Cata
Ord Henry Belkuny
B. A. Counce
Counce
Joe Pectol
Moa
P.M. Hurst
Thrarian
Workers Seek Bodies of Girls Drowned in River
Workers patrol the Holston River at noon to locate the bodies of Cardelia Lucas 17 of Kentucky and Tonnie Stubblefield 18 of Kingsport drowned Monday afternoon near the Mead Fibre Corporation pony station. Authorities hope to recover them this afternoon as bodies reportedly surface after three days before sinking again.
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Holston River
Bodief Cardelia Lucas
Tonnie Stubblefield
Kingsport
Mead Fibre Corporation
Federal tax does not apply to state warrants
Nashville June 22 state officials were advised that the new federal tax of 2 cents on checks does not apply to state warrants. J M Gardenhire counsellor general notified department heads after conferring with the internal revenue department. Warrants and vouchers of counties and municipalities are exempt Gardenhire said.
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Nashville
J. M. Gardenhire
Feneral
U. S. Internal Revenue Department
Gardenhire
Dean Returns To Cardinals To Stop Giants
Cardinals right hander Jerome Dean, who briefly quit the club in Philadelphia, rejoined and beat the New York Giants 5-1 with eight scoreless innings. Ott doubled and Hogan singled in the ninth, denying a shutout. Cubs lead Phillies 12-3 as Hartnett and Moore homer, while Brooklyn tops Pittsburgh 9-2. Gehrig hits fifth homer as Yankees top Browns 11-8. Athletics fall to White Sox 3-1. Uhle pinch triples for Detroit in 3-2 win over Boston. Washington scores five in eighth to beat Russell and Red Sox 8-3.
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Herbert W. Barker
Associated Press
Jerome Herman Dean
St Louis
Gabby Street
Dean
Cardinals
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Giants
Mel Ott
Frank Hogan
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Cubs
Moore
Hartnett
Pat Malone
Chuck Klein
Philly
Babe Herman
Reiss
Braves
Ray Kalp
Tribe
Berger
Worthington
Fred Heimach
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chad Kimsey
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Lou Gehrig
Philadelphia Athletics
Milt Gaston
Chicago White Sox
Rube Walberg
George Uhle
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Jack Russell
Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Major Leagues
Freddy Heimach of the Dodgers pitched shutout innings and drove in three runs with a homer and a single against the Pirates. George Uhle of the Tigers delivered a pinch triple in the ninth to spark a 3-2 win over the Red Sox. Dizzy Dean of the Cardinals held the Giants to six hits in a strong start. Milton Gaston of the White Sox limited the Athletics to six hits in a victory over Rube Walberg. Rives Stephenson of the Cubs collected four hits in five at bats against the Phillies.
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Freddy Heimach
Dodgers
Pirates
George Uhle
Tigers
Red Sox
Dizzy Dean
Cardinals
Giants
Milton Gaston
White Sox
Athletics
Rube Walberg
Rives Stephenson
Cubs
Phillies
Potatoes Mixed Trade As U S D A Reports Station
Chicago June 22 price report from U S D A shows new stock steady and slow trading. Southern markets active with Irish cobblers high quality trading around 1.35 to 1.40 per unit. Ordinary to poor stock quoted 1.00 to 1.30 while old stock sees little demand and few sales.
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Chicago
Showdown in Germany Echoes Political Tension
Berlin June 22 The expected clash between Franz Von Papen's new cabinet and Adolf Hitler's Nazis did not materialize as Reich authorities debated handling political groups. Interior Minister Baron Wilhelm Von Gayl urged state ministers to align regulations with a June 16 emergency decree, lifting bans on Nazi and rival groups except Communists and allowing uniforms. Conflicts surfaced with Bavaria and Baden as a conference was set to resolve the dispute.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Adolf Mitler
Reich
Interior
Baron Wilhelm von Gayl
Indurior
Willer
Bavaria
Baden
Baron von Gayl
Train Kills Man Near Knoxville
A Southern passenger train No 1 traveling between Bristol and Knoxville struck and killed an unidentified man near the Knoxville city limits. Trainmen said the man stepped in front of the train. He was described as sandy haired wearing gray trousers a blue shirt and brown vest and appeared to be about 40 years old.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern
Bristol
Trainmmen
Trail of bandits stalked through swamps after bank raid
In Louisiana, deputies and possemen pursued three bandits and a wounded woman from Baskin after a dawn bank robbery at Franklin State Bank and Trust. Deputy Sheriff Slim Ferguson was killed on a Rayville bridge. the woman was wounded later and refused identification. Four posse members were hurt in ongoing gunfire as the fugitives fled through Macon and Indian bayous toward Warsaw.
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Monroe
Macon
Here
Winnsboro
Slim” Ferguson
Rayville
Ipégies
Franklin State Bank and Trust Company
Baskin
Ferguson
Warsaw
Rush for Convention Tickets Driving Outreach
The rush to secure tickets for the Democratic national convention next week continues. At the citizens' committee headquarters orders are arriving rapidly, with subscriptions of 40 dollars for four mezzanine tickets and 22 dollars for first balcony seats on the second balcony of the stadium, the scene of the Republican convention.
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Montgomery
Quality Service
A. M
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Gel
Hammond
Sunshine Camp
Sunshine
Camp Hammond
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Clinchfield
Johnson City
Himng
Hart Schaffner & Marx, Braeburn, Schoeneman and
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King’s
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