Chattanooga Bus Fares Raised by City Commission
The Chattanooga city commission approved a fare hike for Southern Coach Lines, raising adult rates from 13 to 18 cents and student fares from 6 to 9 cents. The ruling acknowledges financial distress and suggests municipal transit as an alternative if the company cannot balance its budget. A comprehensive study of Chattanooga’s transit needs was urged to address ongoing problems.
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Doomed Man Gets Wish-20 Years
A prisoner, Coleman, asked for medical care and a prison transfer to obtain it. District Judge Roy Shelbourne noted he could face a federal sentence for robbery and urged a reconsideration of his request, while detailing the limited options available.
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Engineers Recruit as Pay Scales Lure Graduates
Surveys show rising demand for engineers as employers offer higher pay and better benefits. Middle Tennessee State College and UT report graduates drawing salaries around 25 to 30 dollars more monthly than a year ago, with some positions near 500 dollars monthly. Banks and firms boost starting offers. graduates face debt and long terms before secure positions. College placement directors warn of competition and emphasize extended studies and specialized training.
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William H. Faw Wins Eagle Rank and Award Honor
William H. Faw earns the Eagle Rank and receives The Margie Award for achievement. His wife presented the honors at a ceremony, with family members in attendance, noting his years of service and the Scout leadership role.
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Rev Ralph Mohney to Head Tenn Wesleyan College
Rev Ralph W Mohney of Kingsport will become president of Tennessee Wesleyan College in Athens on July 1, announced by President LeRoy A Martin. Mohney, former superintendent of the Kingsport District Holston Conference, received a Doctor of Divinity from Enory and Henry Scollene May 21. He has held multiple pastorates, studied at Vanderbilt and Boston University, and served in youth work and evangelism. The Molneys live on Linville Street as area lakes drew 42 000 visitors in April including Boone Fort Patrick Henry and other sites in the district.
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Combs Predicts He Will Carry Every Kentucky District
Paris Kentucky January 1 AP Candidate Bert T Combs predicted he would win every congressional district in Kentucky in the upcoming Democratic gubernatorial primary. He touted reform and efficiency promising action and jobs while criticizing opponents. Combs planned a Fifth District tour as he highlighted road building school improvements and trained teachers as priorities.
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Telegram from King Olave Sends May Day Greetings
The note to Dr. E. Ho Dunvar Jr. and Mrs. Dunvar of Nashville from King Olave of Norway mentions May Day greetings. It misstates teaching subjects and references a long celebration on May 17, Norway’s national day, with unclear personal details.
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