Keep Tennessee Green Meeting Slated In Nashville
The annual Keep Tennessee Green Association meeting will be held March 31 at the Noel Hotel in Nashville. George Muller of Kingsport will lead the program focusing on a plan for forest development in the next decade, with H. Ol. Malsberger of Atlanta addressing at luncheon. Karen White of Madisonville and a panel of Tennessee foresters will join discussions on forest fire protection, the October Tennessee Forest Festival, and other matters.
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Keep Tennessee Green Association
Nashville
Noel Hotel
George Muller
Kingsport
H. Ol. Malsberger
Atlanta
Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association
Sylva
Karen White
Madisonville
Tennessee
Winchester
Muller
Lexis J. Camisa
Hiwassee Lad Co
Calhoun
Foster Cowan
Sate Forester
Arnald Mignery
Lisforest
Etaba Meet In Knoxville Draws Crowd
The ETABA annual meeting in Knoxville drew the largest crowd in the organization’s history at its new headquarters. Beeler Thompson was elected president, succeeding Paul D. Goddard. Wayne Varnell was re elected vice president. Robert L. Conner spoke on dairying and artificial breeding, stressing co operatives and farmer ownership. ETABA has 26 local units serving 32 East Tennessee counties and over 7,000 members with more than 72 percent of local dairy cows inseminated.
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Knoxville
Falls Cities
Mik Producers’ Cooperative
Louisville
Conner
ETABA
East Tennessee
Farmer Owned Association
Bristol man injured in weekend auto crash reported fair
Area resident Cecil Shaffer of Route 4 Bristol was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital at 2:18 a.m. Sunday after a late Saturday night automobile accident near Bristol. His condition was listed as fair. Also treated and released was John Tate, 28, Route 3 Gate City, for cuts and bruises.
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Cecil Shaffer
Roulte
Bristol
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Pert
John Tate
Route 3
Gate City
Lansing
Mich
UPI
Isles Swainsod
Michigan
Cour
Cucamonga
Calif
High Producing Cow Bluef City Hills and Local Winners
A Holstein cow named Bluef City Hills dominated the Colonial Heights fair, yielding 1 947 pounds of milk and 693 pounds of butterfat. Owners John W. Massengill of Bluff City produced the high totals, with Hilda and Janice earning top spots in milk and baking contests during a 26 day test at Colonial Heights School.
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Massive Hills
Filda Dunn
Janice Grills
Costic
Friesian Association of Pits
of America
Calonial Heichte School
fPaemenston
Shorthorn Sale Set for Saturday in Johnson City
The East Tennessee Shorthorn Association will hold its annual Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn sale at Big Burley Tobacco Warehouse No. 2 in Johnson City. Twelve bulls and 38 females are consigned, with show at 10 a.m. and sale to begin about 1 p.m. A Friday banquet at 7 p.m. at the John Sevier Hotel will feature Ralph Dodson of the University of Tennessee and Boh Hrine of the American Shorthorn Association. Consigners include two from West Virginia and one from Kentucky. Catalogue requests to sales manager John T. Bickley. Local consigners named include Dr. Roy Howard, J.T. Bickley, and Ky Brothers.
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East Tennessee Shorthorn Association
Big Burley Tobacco Warehouse No
Johnson City
John Sevier
iHotel
Ralph Dodson
College of “Animal Husbandry
University of Tennessee
Boh Hrine
American’ Shorthorn Association
John T. Bickley
Jones
Bard
West Virginia
Kentucky
Bickley
Dr. Roy . Howard
Kingsport
J.T. Bickley
Jonesboro
Bluff City
Silage System To Be Shown At Local Farm Demonstration
A new outside anger silage feed ing and loose housing setup will be displayed at the Dr BA and R W Jones Farm at 1:30 pm Tuesday. Sullivan County Agent’s office announces. Y D Parsons and Bob Cain will discuss the value of high quality roughage and large silage quantities. The Janes farm lies west of the Teland Road intersection with the Blountville to Central Heights road.
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Dr. BA
R. W. Jones
Sullivan County
Y. D. Parsons
University of Tennessee
Bob Cain Holstein Feldman
Janes
Teland Road
Blountville
Central Heights
Death by own action noted in science fair report
A car death note by Clarence White, 29, is described beside a track as students from Southwest Virginia enter seventy four high school entries at Clinel Valles College Science Fair. Winners include Gilbert Knight Powell Valley High School and Gilbert Litton Jr Appalachia among others with first place in Boys Physical Science and Girls Physical Science divisions.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Clarence White
White
Morase Seeling
Eles
Gilbert Knight
Powell Valley High School
Joel H. Vicars
Wists
Don. Eaker
Norton
Gilbert Litton Jr
Appalachia
Stanley Tate
Apalachia
Jack Grizzle
Castlewood
Divician
Judith Kay Hash
Ann Merrill
Southwest
Virginia
Area Man Charged In Whisky Raid
A Sullivan County man was arrested on Blair's Gap Road after officers found two gallons of moonshine whisky and parts of a still at his residence. Mayfield Phillips was released on a $1,000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Friday at 2 p.m. before General Sessions Court Judge Walter F. Moody. Deputies Elmo Burgress Harless Swinp J I Morelock and J C Fletcher led the raid.
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Sullivan County
Elmo Burgress
Mayfield Phillips
Blair's Gap
Phillips
General Sessions Court
Walter F. Moody
Burgress
Harless Swinp
J. i. Morelock
J. C. Fletcher
Fatal knifing ends brawl at nightspot in Tennessee
In Lafayette Tennessee seven men were jailed early Sunday after a fatal knifing climaxed a nightspot brawl. Carline Shott, 3, of Louisville Kentucky, died on arrival at Thompkinsville Kentucky hospital, reportedly cut from ear to ear. Allen E Bowles charged with murder. Macon County police chief Illian Cox said others in the jail had not been charged.
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Lafayette, Tenn
Carline Shott
Louisville
Macone County
Thompkinsville
Allen E. Bowles
Illian Cox
Macon Coun
Quadruplets Do Well After Premature Birth in Delaware County
In Upper Darby Pennsylvania Annette Bernadette Cleeste and Denise Cutaiar a set of quadruplets born weeks premature were reported doing well by Dr Ernest L Noone pediatrics director at USP Delaware County Memorial Hospital The parents Arlene 24 and William Cutaiar visited the children over the weekend Mrs Cutaiar was Miss Delaware County in 1935 The babies remain in danger for several weeks.
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Upper Darby
UPI
Annette
Bernadette
Cleeste
Denise Cutaiar
Delaware County Memorial Sya
Ernest L. Noone
Usp
Arlene
William
Swallows Arrive On Schedule At Capistrano Mission
In San Juan Capistrano California swallows arrive for the mission's 184th year as hundreds gather to watch the birds sweep in from the south despite gusty Pacific winds. The legend recalls a protector of animals guiding them to shelter at the mission.
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St. Joseph's
Junipero Serran
Relative of Star Debbie Reynolds Hovers After Death Attempt
Nadine Reynolds 57, Debbies's step grandmother, left with a bullet wound to the temple after a suicide attempt at home in Fort Worth. Relatives say she was “low in spirits and lonely” since her husband W G Reynolds died last year. A sister found her with a 22 caliber pistol and three notes on the bed as police investigated the incident.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPD
Nadine Reynolds
Debbie Reynolds
UWI LaNae Lune Napital
Episcopal Church Calls for Abolition of Death Penalty
The Episcopal Church urged statewide action to abolish capital punishment, publishing a one page synthesis of theological and practical arguments against it. The document condemns executions as vengeance and incompatible with Christian life, and criticizes FBI Director Hoover for dismissive remarks toward opponents.
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Nasmington
UPI
Episcopal Church
Siate
Fife
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Eisenhowers Reunite After Separate Cancun Excursions
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower are reunited in Palm Springs after eight days apart. He spent eight days in Baja California Mexico at La Paz for fishing and hunting, while she visited Elizabeth Arden's Maine Chance Resort in Scottsdale Arizona. They returned together Sunday.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Mamie
Baja California
Mexillco
la Paz
Elizabeth Arden
Maine
Scaltsdale
Ariz
Weekend Toll of Two Fatal Tennessee Traffic Crashes
Two fatal weekend traffic incidents reported in Tennessee involve William D. Mekelvey a 48 year old motorist and James Smith a Bushison pedestrian. A driver said brakes locked and no charges were filed.
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Tre
Associated Press
Tennessee
William D. Mekelvey
James Smith
Bushison
Convicted hammer slayer seeks return of artificial leg
In Los Angeles a jailed killer who led a prison break requests the court order jailers to return his artificial leg. Joe Morgan, 32, famous for escapes and previous murder conviction, says lack of the limb harms his health. a hearing is set.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Superior Court
Sheriff's
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Leon
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