Many jobless back at work in Kingsport's industries
Kingsport plants show rising employment over 90 days with 700 laid-off workers recalled, led by Digiscestum Corp adding about 200 former employees. Tennessee Buean and Mead Corp plants report higher hours and continued expansion, while some former workers remain unemployed awaiting new openings for out-of-town labor.
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Kingsport
Ens
Digscestum Corporation
Tennessee Buean
Kingsport Press
Sach
Algo
E.W. Palmer
Mead Corporation
Corporation
Borden Milly
Pase Yea
George HK
Wusvhes
Cupevintend
Maximam Lumber
Roctor Gore
Mar. Hughes
MELLO-GLO Powder Ad Sparks Youthful Look
Advertisement for MELLO-GLO save powder claims a smooth spread that lasts longer, hides fine lines and large pores, and prevents shine. It touts a new process making MELLO-GLO the pur powder icon, with a price of $1.00 plus tax, from Holston Phar.
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Wome
Snve Co
Holston Pharmacy
Aewsies 60 on Outing at Lake Aewsiess
A garbled lake outing report notes a 60 score event at Lake Aewsies with water polo and handball activity. Locals observed participants paddling and swimming near the shore while lake management cautioned visitors.
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Aewsies
Blondell Shines in New Strand Picture Blondie Johnson
Joan Blondell headlines the First National film Blondie Johnson opening at the Strand Friday. The story follows a sly fashion designer who climbs from poverty to wealth, with Blondell delivering a lively, peppery performance as the wealthiest woman in the world, amid a strong supporting cast.
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Joan Blondell le New Tyre
Blondie Johnson
Joan
ieanGerworld
Chester
Jon Moris
Vale
Cre Basch
Joe Cawthorne
Sterl Ne Halloway
Olin Howland
Barton Services Held at Gannon Baptist Church
Funeral services for Bruce B. Barton of Bastian, Va, held at the Gannon Baptist Church in Dungannon. Rev. James Fort Blackmore officiated. Burial followed at Osborne Cemetery in PanRone. Survived by his father Rev. W. S. Bavon of Heperstilp Tenn, two brothers W. V. Be von Bastian and Dewey Parton, and four sisters Mrs. Roy Slagle McClure, Mrs. 4 H. Osborne Fort Blackmore, Mrs. D Hillman Clincheo, and Mrs. Ire Ball Baileyton Tenn. Barton worked for Virginia Hardwood Lumber Co. of Bastian. Death from ruptured ulcers leading to peritonitis after a weeklong illness.
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Dungankon
Bruce B. 4
Bastian
Bluefield
W. Va
the Baptist Church
James Fort Blackmore
Osborne Cemetery
PanRe Nto
Ww. S. Bavion
Heperstilp
Tens
W. V. Bevon Bastian
Dewey Parton
Roy Slagle
McClure
H. Osborne
Fort Blackmore
Hillman
Clincheo
Ire Ball
Baileyton
Tenn
Barton
Virginia Hardwood Lumber Company
Junior Order Meeting Tonight at Main Street Hall
Junior Order Council Number 49 holds a general meeting at the Main Street hall this evening at 7 30 p.m. The crack degree team led by Captain Childress will confer the degree of Patriotism on a large class of candidates. All members urged to attend.
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Junior Order Council
Main Street
Childress
WELROY THOUGHT IN MIDDLESBORO ARREST POSSIBLE
A chaotic incident in Middlesboro left Ray Barr dead on Sunday. Deputy Bond tracked leads at a local hospital and a reward was set, but no arrest had been confirmed by 2 PM Monday. Witness Ida Kilgore said Lunce girl was between Livingston and Mt. Wise county in a prior event.
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Ray Barr
Barr
Kentucky
Bond
Asi
Hidiey
Dour Whee
Tatatayo
Ugaoe
Doc Duntum
Gene Lunce
Ta Kilgore Parr
Ida Kilgore
Times
Lunce
Livingston
Medlroy Lune
Wise County
Slone Gap
Dryden retires as Rotary Club president
Allen N. Dryden ends year as local Rotary president after a year of milestones including six new members and continued achievement of major objectives. The meeting featured a review of The Rotary, vocational talks by S. G. Roach and Max Y. Parker, and plans for the upcoming convention in Boston June 26 to 30.
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Allen N. Dryden
Sang Hi Wat
Jane SU
Dryden
Teasterday Herard
Palmer
Boston
M. G
Winong
BEL Supw
Rota
Clu
Rotarian
Koffman
5. G. Roach
Max Y ¥. Parker
Special Musical Program Planned At Maple Street M E Church
Marple e St A E Barnes Quartet from Gray Station will perform at Maple Street M E Church Sunday. The quartet, Brothers Guy J Barnes Paul Barnes Are and Dodyns, has given programs nationwide and on radio. They will sing religious songs including You Can't Go Wrong and Get By No Weight There What Did He Do Redeemed Ready to Go and Beautiful. Rev D Sullins Dosser will deliver the morning message at 11:00 AM.
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Marple E St
E. Barnes
Gray Station
Maple Street M
Flen Dodyns
Guy J P
Are
Paul Barnes
George Hayes Home Destroyed by Fire on Lee Highway
The home of George Hayes on the Lee Highway near Gunnings was consumed by fire yesterday just before noon. The seven room frame dwelling suffered extensive damage though no further details were provided.
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Lee Highway
Gunnings
George Hayes
Blaze Destroys Home of Local Farmer in Sullivan County
Fire at the Hayes residence in Sullivan County started in the kitchen and rapidly spread through the home. Mrs Hayes left briefly on the front porch and returned to find the kitchen a mass of flames. Dining and living room suites survived. most other furnishings, clothing, and canned fruit were destroyed. Estimated damage ranges from four to five thousand dollars. Hayes, a noted farmer and president of the old Farmers and Merchants Bank, and his wife have two daughters who attend Debyns Benn High School and work in local schools and industry.
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Mr. Hayes
Baul
Sullivan County
Kingspork
Mrs.Hayes
Hayes
Debyns-Benn High School
Nannie
Kate
Allene
Theenessee Eastman Corporation
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