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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1955

Page

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Man Convicted In Whisky Case

A Cyprial Court jury in Blooniville found Rey Hurd and Lynn Garden guilty of possessing a quantity of moonshine. The jury recommended a $350 fine and four months in jail. The trial featured a protest over Deputy Sheriff testimony and a motion for a new trial.

Pael Williams Blooniville Rey Hurd Lynn Garden Howard (Buck) Witt Thomas H. Ro-gan Hurd J. F. Crawford Crawford Kingsport Howard Witt G. Gilbreather K. Wright Dodsey Jr Duder Thomas Rogan As Pam Rogan John Cox J. &. Crawford John Trent Robert Doien Cox Robert Dolen Ray Hurd Dolen Grady Hill Ravage Temnessee Eastman Co Keily Bishop Jiln R. Todd George Morelock Long Island C. W. Carr Morelock

Trial Brings Tempest as Officers Confront Defense Attorney

In Lounville, a whisky case trial sparked a heated scene as Deputy Sheriff A F Crawford clashed with defense lawyer Howard S Witt. Witt accused Crawford of lying about testimony from a preliminary hearing, prompting a scuffle outside the courtroom and a judge ordering a halt before Witt departed amid advancing deputies and onlookers.

Lountville Howard S. Witt Kingsport Har Witt A. F. Crawford Crawford Wit A. H. Hurd Thomas H. Rogan Hurd Inter Tie Trais Dudge Rogan

Sullivan Court Considers Sullivan Road Bond Issue

Sullivan County Court meets at Blountville court house to weigh a 200000 road bond. Judge Howard Poston calls session, signed by 18 court members. Pendleton disputes state approval while Magistrate Chester Hall expects approval and notes past margins. If approved, bonds await Huston as fiscal agent. outcome may go to court.

Hill Freemopp Sullivan County Blountville Howard Poston Chester Ball Harvey Everhart Charlie Houston J. B. Snapp Cris Pendetu Pendleton Poston Wiliam Leach Kingsport Chester Hall Hall Waxishales Huston

Sullivan County News Sold To D W White

Blountville March 9 Joe McKenzie and Louise Smith announced the sale of the Sullivan County News to Donald W White. The transfer takes effect immediately and the new owner will publish next week’s edition while the current issue is its final edition. White has long been connected with Bristol newspapers.

Blountville Joe McKenzie Louise Smith Sullivan County News Today Donald W. White McKenzie Odml White Bristal Newspapers

Trucker Indicted On Morals Count In Sullivan County

Sullivan County Grand Jury indicted Kingsport truck driver Eimerson Smith Jr., 30, on two counts of felonious assault with intent to ravish an 8 year old girl. Separate notes report a mistrial in a whisky case, a conviction for moonshine possession, and a plea of guilty with recommended fines in Long Island cases.

Blountville Sullivan County Grand Jury Eimerson Smith Jr Kingsport Smith Kingport Sessions Court Carnally Claude Dykes Long Island Witt Pa Thomas H Ragan

Indian Springs Man Faces Burglary Charge

A 21 year old resident of Indian Springs was arrested Tuesday night in Blountville on breaking and entering the Indian Springs post office. Deputy W. Carr said Rudy Junior Stroupe was charged with breaking and entering. He allegedly took $8.40 from the post office in the earlier case. The case dates to prior proceedings with a July 7, 1954 reference.

Blountville Indian Springs W. Carr Rudy Junior Stroupe Stroupe Kingsport Lloyd

Ohio River Flood Hits Four States Savings Suffered

Red Cross reports 2,658 families in Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana damaged by floods as the Ohio River crest passed Cincinnati reaching over 60 feet. About 200 families and 19 businesses sheltered as towns like Manchester Ohio faced heavy disruptions and highways were affected. Weather officials warned of potential further rises then gradual receding by weekend with returns to normal banks expected in lower river areas.

Cincinnati Red Midchester Cross Officies Hemulton County Wis Ohin Kentdown Nourlucky Indiana Pennsylvania West Virginia Red Cross Ohio Wes Virginia Ken‘uke Weather Bureau Maysville Kyx Manchester Weathey Bureau Portsmouth Fir Gincinantt Markland Ind

Kingsport Sets New City Polio Fund Record in 1984

Kingsport contributors raised 576 288 22 for the March of Dimes polio fund, the largest city total to date. Treasurer James Brockman announced the figure, detailing gifts from advance gifts to street fundraisers, clubs, schools, labor groups, and radio drives totaling 12 807 61 since 1934.

Kingsport Ay James Brockman Toy Reid Jaycees Moose Street WEIN WKPT Coin Collectors and Dime Boards Mathers Palia

Two Women Placed On Vice Trial Jury

In New York on March 9 two mothers of grown children were seated on the Mickey Jelke vice trial jury after saying they would not be embarrassed by testimony on sex. Mrs Annie Johnson and Mrs Marit Toland joined three men as jurors, bringing the total to eight after two days of selection with four jurors and two alternates still to be chosen. The retrial follows Jelke’s 1953 conviction on two counts of compulsory prostitution.

New York Mickey Jelke Annie Johnson Marit CG. Toland Telke Duomargarine Bell

26 Die In Mexican Plane Crash In Mountain Waters

A CMA two engine airliner crashed into a Jalisco mountain shortly after takeoff from Puerto Vallarta en route to Guadalajara. All 29 aboard including four Americans died. Rescue teams fought a forest blaze to reach the wreckage as officials investigated causes.

Jack Rutledge Mexico City Li—Rescue Mexico Compania Mexicana del Aviacion CMA Inito al Mountain Puerto Vallarta Pacific Coast U.S Edd Johnson San Francisco Chronicle Puerto Villarte New Republic Chicago Chitord Hays Arcadia Calif Guadalajaray Mascoii Jalisco

Icepick wielding attacker holds man then robs in Memphis

A 38 year old man was held at gunpoint by a Black assailant in Memphis on March 8. The kidnapper bound him with belt and rope, drove off with the car after looting wallet and cash. The victim escaped at a service station when a door latch was forced, leaving the vehicle abandoned.

Memphis H. O. Esceettor Escue

Dulles Warns China of Armed Might and Destruction

Secretary of State Dulles warned that United States sea and air forces in the area are equipped with precision weapons capable of destroying military targets without endangering civilians. He urged Americans to back a stronger defense to deter Communist China, while calling subversion the greatest Southeast Asian danger. He highlighted progress in Southeast Asian alliance and pledged continued arms aid, noting unresolved efforts to stabilize Formosa relations.

John M. Hightower Washington Dutles Pat Hast United States China Farmosa Dulles U.S Free Asia Southeast Asian Alliance Bangkok Thailand Capia Formosa Nailes Sir Power Argies Asia Pelvedores

Spies Active in Defense Plant Work Warned by Pentagon

Washington March 9 The Defense Department general counsel Wilber M Brucker told a Senate subcommittee that potential spies and saboteurs are employed in industries vital to mobilization. He cited a serious gap in internal security laws and urged Congress to pass the defense facilities bill to bar subversive individuals from plants not yet engaged in defense work but which will later aid the defense effort.

Washington Defense Department Wilber M. Brucker Senate Congress

Criminal Court Grinds To Halt As Principals Fail To Appear

Kingsport witnesses fail to appear as Criminal Court pauses from 10 to 10:20 am Judge Rogan adjourns after trials. Jake Sells case delayed due to felonious assault with intent to murder. George Cowan fined $100, and others plead guilty or await trial. Officers and defendants face drunken driving and related charges in Blountville March 3 session.

Blountville Criminal Cour Thomas H. Rogan Anj Jake Sells Atempt Pink Tris John Cowan Rogan Bin George Cowan Rios Evedih Bl Phillips Art Cilert Guraid Collier Rogersha Ville Rowle Claude Yankee Tle

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