Jury Recommends AO Years For Lyle In Woman's Death
Wise County jury convicts Willie B Lyle 32 of first degree murder in the stabbing death of Mrs Hester B Tiler of Appalachia and recommends 40 years and one day. Defense moves for new trial as judge set to hear arguments. Jury heard testimony about the killing and Lyle’s car seen nearby. prosecutor seeks death penalty while defense argues circumstances do not justify it.
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Wise County
Willie B Lyle
Kingsport
Hester B. Tiler
Appalachia
Fred & Greear
George Morten
Commonwealth
John Roberts
Kime Weeise
Kim
Hester Miter
Doewth
Oberts
Voyers Lyls
Greene
Tiller
Lyle
Fred B. Greeny
Crowe Es Sinaller
Delonge
Td. M. Lane
Cone
Monwealth
Forerts
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Lise Leslis Mullins
Anks
Ling
Winch
Possible Tax Bill Veto Sparks Senate Action
A Georgia Democrat predicts President Truman will veto the tax reduction bill as Congress moves toward final action. Reports say the Senate will uphold the tax measure if vetoed, while conferees reached agreement and the House is set to ratify. The Internal Revenue Service rushes to prepare withholding changes before July 1.
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George
Treuman
Senate
Provident
Weslington
Renare
Cehranes
Segide Indien
Truemina
Internal Revenue
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McNabb Named Chief Of Appy Umpires In League
McNabb of Bewiry is appointed umpire in chief by Appelichran League President Car A. Janey Jr. succeeding Roldick Powell of Bibefeld who has signed. John Phinpy Vidley High School AD begins duties as umpire oversight, while Cremaus and Gentile are noted in the season budget and related disclosures.
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Gentile
Brooklyn
N. Yi
Hax Bern Addes
Train Derailment Kills Two In Missouri Town
Two people died when a Frigen railroad special derailed south of a Missouri town. Engineer Bred Duncan and fireman Louis Sinders were identified as the deceased. Conductor R Holmes reported no serious injuries among passengers as the engine and baggage cars toppled.
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Frigen Railroad
Runnellane
Tve
Duncan
Louis Sinders
R. ©. Holmes
Associated Press
Riles
Holmes
Bhami
Kansas City
Tholmes
Treet
One Driver Killed In 500 Mile Indy Race Tragedy
Indianapolis race mourns as veteran driver Shorty Cantlin, 43, dies after his car crashes into the wall. Rex Mays, Holland and Jimmie Jackson chase the lead as the 500 mile event endures despite the fatal accident. Witnesses and officials recount the brutal impact and the crowd’s reaction at the Speedway grandstand.
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Rue
Phe Victisnens
Williamy
Shorty” Cuntlin
Indianapolis
Cantthon
Cantlen
Canton
Yrarried
Giamapolis
Rowe
Rex Mays
Glendale
Catt
Ith
Bridgeport
Comm
Jimmy Jacksen
Rose
Tima Wes
Miles Sin Bauer
Ghiad
Clift Bergera
Toledo
Hott
Hergere
Lernoy
Herbardinger
de Sue
County Purchasing Power Up 300 Percent
Countywide buying power surged in a 104 year span from 1905 to 2005, according to state plan data. Mashville posted a 64 percent gain the largest in the Wyerr period, with other counties like Sullivan Cumberland and Campbell showing double digit gains.
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Ping
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Nationsalex
Harcock County
Riven
Outlow
Mbai
Sullivan
Cumbreland
Petnarm
Campbell
Wayat
Maralall
Wartven
Smith, Lawrence
Haorblen
Blount
Fenteoss
Revolution in Paraguay Nears End as Loyalists Close In
Paraguay’s civil war nears closure as loyalist forces push toward Concepcion, the rebel capital. Morínigo’s government claims crosses the final river barrier and notes insurgents’ dwindling support, with one invasion plan failing and dissension within rebel ranks cited as weakening factors.
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Buenos Airey
Jrrle
Concepcion
Higinle
Moritige
Asuncion
Trere
Faragas
Flowers and Flags Honor Local World War Veterans Graves
Volunteers decorate graves in the Kingaport area with flowers and flags in a yearly Memorial Day effort. Legion leader Carroll coordinates teams that mark Civil War and Spanish American War graves, with plans to include World War II and other veterans as well.
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Armetican Legion
Todmge
Carroll
Fhonmond
Maina
Fantiiy
John Kogar
The
Grand Armas of the Republic
Grant Army
Bullyan County
Tennessee
Ispuries
Sur Memorial Bay
Memorial Day Observances Include Parades Oratory
Parades and oratory marked Memorial Day observances across Tennessee. Notables included Gov. Jim McCord speaking in Johnson City and Navy ceremonies at Fort Donelson National Cemetery. Knoxville held a parade and posthumous honors for Kyle Moore, with other observances statewide reflecting closures and cemetery visits.
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Tennessee
Nashville
National Cemetery
Meshville
Vanderbilt
Univerity
University
Auster Pray College
Chirksville
Fort Done
New Orleana
Naval Reserve
Merrill
Dindrey
Hal Clements, Jr
Grand Old Army of the Republic
Andex Sam Moore
Flag Pond
Wiliam Lemar
Dayton
James L. Lenst
Telligo Ftates
Midwest Cold Spell Impacts Midwest and Great Lakes Area
Frost hit Minnesota Wisconsin and northern Illinois and Indiana with temperatures in the 30s. Minnesota Wisconsin and parts of Michigan reported frost while Lake Michigan harbors suffered damage from sudden seven foot swells and several thousand dollars in losses. Forecaster in Chicago noted moderation of temps though heavy rain and snow slowed corn planting and unsettled the Memorial Day forecast.
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Midwest
Cory
Great Lakes
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Lisnois
Seaboard
Chicago
Ae Henosha
Wis
Lake Michigan
Joseph Cerro
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Earthoualee
London Blasts Cause Windows Shattered and Smoke Spread
A string of rare rifle explosions along the Thames in London shattered windows and sent smoke across the river area. Initial reports offered no clear word on casualties or precise causes, with widespread damage noted but few details confirmed.
Street Scenes With Teenagers Sing Outside Drug Store
A fragmented notice describes a group of exuberant teens marching and singing “school days” near a downtown drug store doorway. The scene evokes a cool day as a Fisherman waits nearby for someone named Gerty to pick him up, while others rush along a row of storefronts.
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Downtern Drug Store
Onteing Nant
Eamel Witth
Dugweeding
Saichick
Gerty
Russia and United States Near Atomic Veto Showdown
The United States and Soviet Union move toward a clash over veto power in atomic control. Delegates in the General Assembly spar over whether a proposed international atomic agency should operate under Security Council veto. Debate continues next week as Andrei Gromyko and others weigh the veto’s reach.
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United States
Russia
United Nations Security
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Frodezith H. Osborn
Osborn
Wey
Atomic Control Agency
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Security Counsell
Andrei 4. Gromyke
E Committee
Gieratior General Assembly
Cromyk
Bernard
Boswch
Gramyko
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Camarittes
Kefauver Eyes Tennessee Senate Run Against Stewart
Tennessee congressman Estes Kefauver signals interest in the U S Senate race to replace incumbent Tommy Stewart of Winchester. He and a group of lawmakers discuss TVA installations as a potential topic, with unclear timing on any official decision. Chattanooga Times notes Kefauver publicly stated his interest after a Democratic state convention.
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Estes Hefauver
Fenn
Tennessee
Tont Stewart
Winchester
Shayl
Kefauven
TVA
Lage
Chathanooge
Kefauver Og
Bevis
Lewis and Mine Owners Open Joint Coal Contract Talks
Washington report says Lewis and mine owners held a holiday session to settle terms before government action ends the bituminous coal contracts. About 400,000 miners face a potential 10 day vacation starting June 27 if no agreement is reached by July 2. Unions and operators weigh provisions to cover vacation and extra pay during the lapse.
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P—Fokm
Lewis
North
West
Itt Am
Union Journal
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Lawis
United Ming Workers Committee
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Oltvanyi Reported Chosen As New Hungarian Premier
A Hungarian informant says Oltvanyi, a left wing Ferenc Nasy ally and former National Bant president, has been tentatively chosen as Hungarian Premier to succeed Nagy. Nagy, in Switzerland since May 14, may not return. Nagy’s family also remains abroad. The informant cites support from Major parties and notes political upheaval amid Communist pressure and nationalization moves.
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Imre Oltvanyi
Ferenc Nasy
Senall Landholders Party
Nagy
Oltvanyi
Bant
Communist, Sociat Democrat
Las
Switzeland
Arsens
Hungary
Sory
Switzerland
ProAmechuy Hkungncleny
York
Dozens Feared Dead In Tokyo Mountain Crash
A four engine military transport crashed into mountains near Tokyo while inbound to Tachikawa. All 41 aboard reportedly perished and wreckage showed signs of burning. Search parties faced rugged terrain as weather limited efforts. two general officers were aboard per official Korean sources.
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Tokyo
Far East Airforce Beadéquarters
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Haneda
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Plure
O Shima
Tokyo Bay
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Nimpon
Keren
Reece Urges Liberal Government to Prevent World War III
Republican National Chairman Carroll Reece told a Soldiers Home memorial service that the United States can help avert another world war through liberal government, economic encouragement, and material aid. He warned against bureaucracy and secret international deals, arguing only a few nations now practice truly liberal governance.
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Carroll Reece
United States
Reece
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Shevary
President's Mother Continues Improved
Mrs. Truman, 91, the President's mother, showed improved health and was able to sit up for two hours yesterday. Dr. Joseph W. Greene, her physician, said she is getting along fine and had a fond day as relatives in Washington monitored her condition.
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Martha E. Truman
Joseph W. Greene
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