Death Notices Tuesday City Court
Death notices recount several local cases in Kingport court with names, addresses, ages, and service details. Paul Hutson, 41, Route 3 Church Hill, died Monday at Holston Valley Hospital after a long illness. Co T. Smith, 66, 1928 Stadium Court, died Monday at Hutson Valley Hospital after six weeks illness. Funeral plans and burial details follow with military honors for Hutson. Additional court items report parking violations, drunkenness cases, and fines ranging from 1 to 20 dollars, plus a marginal note on an overtime parking forfeiture and a torsion of reckless driving charges.
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Paul Hutson
Route 3
Church Hill
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Hawkins
U. S. Army
Garnett Vinegar Hutson
Fred
Coxdale
Ore
Hisgsport
Csr
Vaoilia Hughes
Baltimore
Ruth Watts
Kingsport
Mary Minnich
Mt. Et
Mt. Carmel Methodist Church
Wallace Starr
J. L.trent
Stanley Hamsting
Hammond Post
American Legion
Horace Winegar
Hubert Winegar
Landon Eaton
Virgil Eaton
Hayes Huts
Co. T. Smith
Stadium Court
Mondry
Hutston Valley Community Hospital
Tennessee Eastman Go
Mafalr Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Maxie Fleming
Clintwood
Tom O'Dell
Holiday
Jack
Cuyshogn Falls
Ohio
Ernest
Oak Ridge
M.T. Smith
Yankton
Morgan T. Smith
Nore
Colonel Smith
Snowflake
Ed H. Smith
Fred Smith
Nora
Everett Edwards
San Francisco
Calif
Flossie Smith
Nellie May Ray
Dickenson County
Masfair Methodist Church
George C. Harror
D. L. Palmer Young
Oak Hill Cemetery
Afasonic Lodge No
Hamilett-Dobson Funeral Home
Howe
Kingsport Man Hurt In Two Car Wreck
Kingsport resident TH L Widener, 59, was treated in good condition at Helsinn Valley Community Hospital after a head on collision on the Johnson City Highway Monday afternoon. Widener had a lacerated face and abrasions. driver Noble Copzs, 46, of Ford Town, was the other motorist. The crash occurred at Rock Hill. Tennessee Highway Patrolman Lloyd Coxes investigated but details were not available. No official report yet. Anna Chu Hok, 48, former $13 hour factory worker, became sole heir to a $104,289 estate, inheriting from her uncle Michael Kowal who died May 9 at 70. Kowal, a confectionery operator, retired 21 years ago with a small sum from savings and travel.
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TH. L. Widener
Vance St
Helsinn Valley Community Hospital
Headon
Johison City
Widener
Noble Copzs
Rock Hill
Tennessee Highway
St, Louis
Anna Chu- Hok
Michael Kowal
Kowal
Engagement Diamond Found After 12 Years in Utah
In Provo Utah Mrs George A King sent her living room sofa to an upholsterer with a joke about finding diamonds If any are found The upholsterer called back saying a diamond was indeed recovered from the sofa It turned out to be a piece from her engagement ring lost twelve years ago.
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Provo
Utah
George A. King
Isler
British Minister Embarrassed By Revealing Bridal Gowns
Burley England July The Kev Leslie Aitken, a 37 year old Anglican pastor, complained in a letter to parishioners that many bridal gowns are backless or frontless. He described the church congregation as embarrassed by brides who appear nearly uncovered during ceremonies and suggested covering with a shawl. He noted his own marriage length of seventeen and a half years.
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Burley
England
Kev
Leslie Aitken
Birds Island
Mr. Aicken
Ancient Bones Found At Idaho Dam Site
A jaw bone and two graph tusks were found yesterday at the Palisades dam project site in Palisades Idaho. Worker William Donaldson of Idaho Falls located the bones and said the tusks measure four inches at the small end and extend to seventy two inches in length from the base. He planned to seek assistance from Idaho State College to identify the bones.
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Palisades
Idaho
Palisades Dam
William Donaldson
Idaho Falls
Idaho State College
Bank President Fires At Bandit In Bank Heist
MINNEAPOLIS. Citizens State Bank in St Louis Park was robbed of 10000 by an armed bandit who was shielded by a teller. Bank president Allen Burrill kept a deer rifle in his office and fired four shots, all hitting walls, but the bandit escaped in a stolen car that was later found abandoned a short distance away.
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Minneapolis
Allen Burrill
Citizens State Bank
St. Louis Park
Rayma Koboul
American Family Plans Fall Wardrobe Boost Across Menswear and Womenswear
American families expect a stronger fall wardrobe as textile and clothing firms report rising orders and brisk production. Women’s apparel makers see orders up, while men’s wear sees 8 percent May capacity vs 72 percent a year ago. Industry groups forecast a busy fall and spring, with campaigns to boost men’s dress appearance.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Asso
U.G.S
RAF Jet Sets Record Ottawa to London Flight
The RAF Canberra bomber set the first jet record for the Ottawa to London 3330 mile run under international rules. It arrived at West Malling Airport near London six hours and 48 minutes after takeoff from Ottawa, averaging about 496 miles per hour as officials prepare exact timing for international authorities.
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London
Air Force
Ottawa
Royal Air Force
Arctic
Norway
Alaska
West Malling
Air Ministry
Argentine union boss resigns as Peronite support shifts
Eduardo Vuletich, secretary general of Argentina's General Confederation of Labor CGT, reportedly resigns after six million member union backs new leadership. Hector Hugo de Pietro named successor as Peronist influence faces church and government tensions following the June revolt. The Metropolitan cathedral and archbishop's palace in Buenos Aires are returned to the Catholic Church after being closed during the uprising.
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Buenos Aires
General Confederation of Workers
CGT
Juan Peron
Eduardo Vuletich
Hector Hugo de Pietro
Peron
Eve
Vulelich
Calis
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Metropolitan
Switchman Gets Razz Wearing Bermuda Shorts
Omaha report notes freight car switchman Edward Zemanek faced laughter and heckling for wearing Bermuda shorts on the job. He recalls starting with rolled-up overalls, finding the heat too much, and choosing shorts despite the ribbing.
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Switchman
Razz
Edward Zemanek
Idaho Officials Lose Faith In Salk Serum
Idaho officials announced they would not sponsor another mass polio inoculation program after doubts about the Salk vaccine's effectiveness and safety. State Health Director L. J. Peterson cited a polio outbreak causing seven deaths and 79 hospitalizations since April, while saying Cutter Laboratories bore no blame for following Dr. Salk's procedures.
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Boise
Idaho
Salk
L. J. Peterson
Newsmen
Tuna Clipper Burns as Eight Crew Rescued in Blaze
A San Diego based tuna clipper valued at 223000 dollars was destroyed by an explosion and fire twenty miles southwest of the city. Eight crewmen were rescued unharmed as the Northern Light broke in two and sank stern first, with a Coast Guard plane circling overhead.
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San Diego
Calif
Here
Coast Guard
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C. T. Smith
Center St
Eiw
General Sessions Court
Teno
Weense
Lola
Union Supply Company
Sullivan Street
Idaho Dam
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Bandit
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Labor Union
Omaha
Goody's
Erty Ae Lot
Gan
Twils
Percales
Bargain
Just
Margie Webb
Margie
Popular Journal
Stam
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Grand Rapids
Indianapolis
Marquette
Milwaukee
Helena
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Denver
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Miami
Times-News
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Comfort
Wiather Mariaul
Dobyns- Taylor
Wreshgate
Johnson City
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