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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
8
Birth announces Glynn H with parents Le ae and Mrs Sproles. family welcomes baby at home. Picnic and social events listed include Ladies Aid Society outing, devotion exercises, and community dinners. Numerous names and places appear in extended event notes and notices surrounding Local Club activities.
Mase SC Nene and Bitagepnt host a private gathering with several families attending. Mire TMaanvibe Ciallowe and Hovde Fisco Fae plan a social with usual guests, while Aoe at Cheat HU Me, Winudwlar Aee, and others were seen at various events this weekend. RK, Guslaway and family, Mise Tylin Klipnyt, Mise Min Leth Sigtood, Gary aesweettel, and TeWPH attend a public function. Yrowengea Ales Sama Le Thaak ntal Miss Sye Pondlutes of Kigeepors femmit ui tem Taye dienapols hospital, with details emerging from oetes seetnieed as the ae Wa URIS Geis.
Fragmentary text appears to describe ads and routines with mentions of feet and gale. No coherent event or names clearly identifiable for a proper summary.
Washington report details the Valley Authority chief Morgan discussing the TVA program finances. He defends actions, cites a list of department expenditures, and references shares and accounts linked to personnel and investments. The piece mentions locations like Yellow Springs Ohio and names tied to the agency.
A yacht named Chivami and two other boats were damaged in a fire after an explosion at a works site in Memphis. Captain Charles Ey Hutchings and a crew member were aboard when the blaze began, with nearby vessels affected by heat and flames.
Cotton thread manufacturers organized under the national recovery act forming the Thread Institute after a convention. The executive committee outlined a slate including president Jill S. Clark and treasurer Rhatin, with directors from North and South firms across Kentucky North Carolina and Tennessee. The Southern firms listed include Dern and Sherk Co, Encore Thread Co, Groves Thread Co, Lily Mill and Power Co, Standard-Coosa-Thatcher Co and others.
Boston June 20 AP The 2ath annual convention of Rotary International opens with a unanimous vote urging expansion of the world economy and closer ties among nations. The conference committee chairs advocate broader cooperation and business links to promote global development and reduce waste, urging member nations to pursue shared prosperity.
New York June 29 AP Samuel Untermyer urged protest against post office order forbidding envelopes with boycott stamps opposing German goods. The 6,000,000 blue stamps issued by Jewish War Veterans were deemed not permissible in mail. Untermyer plans to sail July 1 for London to attend a German boycott meeting, seeking support from American Legion and veterans groups.
The United States dollar firmed in early New York trading, rising to around 4.87 per point after touching 4.41-1/2. In Paris, the dollar fell to 19.43 francs, closing down 4 centimes, with a 91 centimes drop over the past two days on the bourse.
The column recounts a bridge hand where a double by Kast overbid with insufficient strength after partner did not bid. The declarer exploited misplacements, using dummy to block spades and clubs, leading to an overtrick sequence. East declined a winning K of spades, allowing four club tricks before dummy’s heart entry sealed the thirteenth trick.
Chicago on June 29 reports Thomas T. Lloyd of Petersburg Indiana injured at the Century of Progress concession when he reached for a stein of beer, dislocating his right shoulder. He noted it was the 30th such occurrence, though never before while reaching for beer.
Jamestown Tennessee reports a jury acquitted three men in the Wilder death case after a month long investigation. The defendants faced charges of murder in the slaying of brewer Life Shephard and felonious assault on another miner, with one wounded by gunfire. The seven defendants were indicted jointly and will be retried on felonious assault at the September term.
Report states that Ebb Hall Arkley Garrett and Frank Morgan were acquitted. A hung jury was reported to Milt Cope John Copeland Mick Cope and Tom Hall, indicating unresolved verdicts in the same matter.
Cleveland scene. Charles E Wegman a barber was found dead in a hotel room. He left a note to the coroner naming Dr Roy W Scott heart specialist at Western Reserve University and requesting his heart be given to him for study to help others with a leaking heart after two years of illness.
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