Tri County Area Lists Many Students For UT
A long roster lists students from Tri County and Washington County areas bound for the University of Tennessee. The names include Havres Phillips Harold Wayne Pierce Betty Doris Poteat William Laverzel Price Thomas Range and many others. The report also notes notes on local lives and community ties as the students prepare for admission and commencement events.
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Tri-County
Lancaster
Jack Nathan Lavinder
Hollywood
George Clinton Linville
Ronald
Gary McFeake
Joseph Michaelszen
Elena
My Meek
John Presley Morris
Fotmy
Wallace Mattern
Thomas C. Mottweek
Jern
David Keith Mowery
James
Hubert Ogle
Kenneth Paul Perry
James L. Potter
Henry Houston
Movintown
Douglas Victor Roseberry
Robert Lesley Seaman
Walter
Warren Seaman
Mary Louise
Shumate
Clarence W. Taylor Jr
Franklin Wilson Taylor
James Joffers
William Terry
James ‘Thomas
Jiesterribn
Roy Leon White
Thom
Ag W. Whitehead Jr
Charlotte
Alfred Drake
Smith Wilson
Clement C. Wilson
Carolyn Kennedy Wood
Nathan
Wall Street
Lynn Yokum
Thomas Aalley
Max Keller Cornwell
Aller E. Dillon
David Gordon Garland
Clare G. Hartford
Anna Mary O'Dell
Richard Eugene Odell
Gene Willard Self
John Brabson Shanks
John Martin Stone
Kenneth Alfred Stout
Charles Fred Taylor
Dwight Moore Treadway
Marlin van Wilson
Winfred Hillary Ramsey
Fred Charles Brings
Lief Erleson Clark
Bobby Ross Mank
Ykins County
Fred Deas Carter
Jerry Dean Dykes
John Calvin Horner
Charles Lynn Moore
Alvin Bruce Turner
Ralph M. Blizzard
Dose Keith Cavin
Kenneth Mf. Christian
Ruby Nell Jeter
Lemuel Kierheloe
Herbert T. Milcurn
Mary Ann Milburn
George Ray Moore Jr. Wayne
Keith Penley
Fred Wille Sherling
Gale Charles Lawson Jr
Harry von Price
Bully Jack Sullivan
Mary K. Myers
Charlie R. Brooks
Joann Elizabeth. Brooks
Annis Davis Cope
Wiliam Starnes Davidson
Mary Rose Dykes
Eugene G. Hale
Jaynes
Oscar Harville
Lacy Edward Harville
Philip Ross Horne
Jack Bartwell
Horner
Darla
Joan Howe
Hendon Russell Johnston
Marlon
Elisabeth Lineback
Jerry Burke Lynn
Charles W. Margraves
Patsy Edith Pearson
Alice Nannett Phillips
Emory Alvin Price
J. Eldridge Price
Wilma Ann Price
Earline Robertson
James Heiskell Rogan
Thomas Ira Shel‘on
Barbara Jean Terry
Alta Lynn Testerman
Lyla Patsy Tipton
Fern Smith Whaley
Jimmy Glenn Winstead
Matilda E. Armstrong
Matilde
Katherine Dean
Mary Jane Bean
Lester L. Caldwell
Samuel T. 3scPheron
Sullivan County
Charles Delaney Hardin
William Louis Carrier
James Melvin Cox
Arthur H. Harkleroad
Jack Linsay
Nean Myers
Robert Henry Partnent
Merch
Herbert W. Rutherford
William
Paul Seneker
Franklis Lee
Charles Arthur Steele
Edwin Stouffer
Jesse
Clayton ‘Taylor
Gilbert’ Hugene Tson
Torbett
Walter David Orbett
Mary Margaret Williams
Edwardjooq
Herbert Carter
George Lee Tall
Darryle Stephens
John Alex Anderson
Jon Wayne Banter
Robert Spuratov
Sean Barger
Jessie Blankenbeck
Washington
INL
Armour
Jer
Lonnie Vernon -Boyd
Fredmurvey
Mississippi Farm Ciil
Tennessee
Hicks Bradley
Warren F. Bullocildren
William Haiph Busier
Georgel
Memphis
Edward Campbell
Warren Elwood
Campbell
Wayne Edward Camp
Mervyn Lloyd Chase
Harold
W. ‘Childress
Marthe Ron Chilled
Wyle M. Christian
Bennyl
Har Lewis Collings
Linda Jane Cook
Carlton Ward Crane
Donald Lee
Oetrerawford
James William Cross
INS
Gerald Titus Davis
Ee Nevil
Davy
Warner Jerry Day
Robert
Daniel Delius
Susan Roebecca
Rure Dickson
Daniel Finley Doran
Nancy Jo Duncan
Rover Carl
Dunn
Charles Howards
Robert Gene- Ells
Jerry Bee
Joyce Ant Gillenwater
Robert LeRoy Gipe
David
Andrew Given
Dansil E. Gonzales
Paul ¥. Guthrie Jr
Armour Expects Land Purchases For Industrial Use
Armour says Chattanooga will buy 6000 acres more for industrial use. City plans roads and utilities on the new land and is prepared to commit funds. Several local residents named in the community notes appear in the readable segment.
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Chattanooga
Memphis
Claude Armour
Ajit
Armour
Democrats Split Over Budget Cuts Named To National Post
The article discusses John Wooten being named to a national post amid a Democratic Republican split over cutting the budget. It cites James Marlow and mentions Eisenhower era politics, warnings from Truman and Stevenson leaders against slashing the budget, and House Speaker Sam Rayburn considering large-scale cuts alongside Lyndon Johnson as Senate leader. The piece notes party tensions in Washington and reactions from key figures.
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John Wooten
Jet C. Wooves
Mander-In
Ciel Cooper
Chattanooga
Jer
Holteired Wooten
Sy James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Elwen
Press
Eisenhower
Congress
Trumac
Woileeney
Adlai Stevenson
Haye Burn
Texas
Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
Council
Truman
Stevenson
Even
White House
Sen
Knownland
California
Rep
Marie of Massachussits
We House
Eisenhoven
Tennessee Cities Demonstrate Way To Attract Plants
Tennessee cities showcase successful methods to draw new industry at the 18th annual Tennessee Municipal Convention in Chattanooga. Mayors from Lafayette and other towns described how their communities attracted, served, and benefited from industry, with case histories from Dyersburg Morristown and Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
Tennessee Municipal
Lafayette
Scott's Hill
Sweetwater
Huntingdon
Otis Matiner
Dyersburg
Morristown
Frank Davis
P. HR. Olgtatl
W. M. Leech
W. E. Brown
Ann Arbor
Mich
Memphis
Claude Armour
Lee Davis and Associates
Nashville
Actress Combines Talents Insuring Financial Success
Hollywood actress Elena Da Vine, Italian born and descended from a famous painter, adds stockbroker to her career. She says she thrives on market moves more than cinema, enjoys guiding clients to profits, and has lived worldwide, facing family losses in the war and a marriage to Roy Barnett.
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Lee Kresser
Hollywood
Vine
Clark Gable
Elena
Globe
Italy
France
Stinger
Roy Barnett
Kingsport recreation center activity and events notes
A fragment listing weekly activities at Kingsport areas including Cloud Recreation Center Douglas Recreation Center and Cirle Auditorium with scheduled games, free movies, parties, and room activities. Mentions Teenagers events, wrestling, band party, and outdoor activities with scattered times.
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Civia
Cloud Recreation Center
Dourlas Recreation Center
Bellbell
Corner Moon
Frank Ls
Douglas Recreation Center
Cirle
Frank L. Cloudecreation Center
Douglaz
Ceales
Frank J. Cloud
Dovelxs Recreation
Quicedoor
Dobyns Bennett
Sfain
Uditorium
Frank
Couglas Recreation
Nat Tipton Expected To Retire This Year
Nashville reports veteran Asst. Attorney General Nat Tipton will retire by year end. Tipton has held the state post since 1928 and was described as noncommittal when asked. George F. McCanless, state attorney general, was unavailable for comment. Tipton practiced law in Covington, Tennessee, from 1900s until 1928 after serving as district attorney general in West Tennessee.
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Nashville
Police Seek Thief With Conscience
Nagasaki police hunt a thief who returned items stolen from a foreigner after sending the goods by mail. The envelope contained cash and documents with a note stating the writer was ashamed as a Japanese national. No return address appeared on the envelope.
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Japan
INS
Nagasaki
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