Kentucky and Ohio win regional civil air drill meet
The Ohio girls' team won the Great Lakes drill meet with teams from Kentucky and five other states participating. Other city items note Hardyville postmaster nomination confirmation, Catlettsburg tax repeal debate, Paris Daily Enterprise price increase, Louisville tax court ruling on a company pension deduction, and Kentucky University of Kentucky commencement with 1,04 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Ha Firet
Civil Air Patrol
Great Lakes
Politico
Hise
Ohio
Kentucky
Overweight Couple May Lose Child
In Reseda California a couple seeking to adopt a 10 month old girl Janet Meryl were given three months to lose weight. Frank Sherman 320 pounds and his wife 230 pounds reported progress with diet and meals reduced to two per day. Judge Ben Koenig set a July 22 deadline to show sustained weight loss for adoption approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reseda
Calif
Frank Sherman
Sherman
Janet Meryl
Shermans
Ben Koenig
Jose Janet
Winwile
Johnson City Names New Police Chief Effective June 1
Johnson City announces a police leadership shake up with Acting Chief Clifford Mullenix to replace P. E. Broyles as chief. Broyles resigns amid charges including alleged whisky embezzlement from raids, while shifts in patrol leadership and demotions accompany the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Clifford Mulenix
P. E. Broyles
Broyles
Negotiations Are Renewed With Spain on Facilities
A Labour MP stated in London that the West German General Staff is renewing talks with Spain over facilities outside NATO control. Robert Edwards said he would urge Selwyn Lloyd to address the danger in Parliament and claimed the West German military mission is set to depart to restart February talks with Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonati
Bpain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robert Edwards
Porelen
Selwyn Lloyd
Virginia Raighty of Columbus Ends Three Day Fraternity Convention
Virginia Raighty wrapped up its three day convention in Lynchburg by reelecting Leonard M. Barlowe of Hampton as state deputy. Officers elected include Dr Edward Millan Norfolk state secretary J Michael Kelleher Richmond state advocate David O Millby Ocean View state warden and Joseph L Bhatter Fairfax state treasurer. The convention postponed action on a resolution to pay state tuition grants to parochial school students to seek more study and outside advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Virginia Raighty
Columbus
Leonard M. Barlowe
Hampton
Edward Millan
Norfolk
J. Michael Kelleher
Richmond
David OR. Millby
Ocean View
Joseph L. Bhatter
Fairfax
Eaton says Demo victory means new U S policies
Cyrus Eaton predicts that an eight Democratic win in the presidential election will steer U S policy toward friendship with the Communist world. He asserts there is no point in animosity and that socialist allies will remain, while America will redefine capitalism. Eaton spoke at a news conference in Budapest amid his East European tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Cyrus Eaton
U. S
America
Cleveland, Ohio
Eaton
Slim
Moroccans Hold First Elections Man Charged With Killing Step-Father
Sherif Paul Jones reports Melton Griffith age 24 charged with murder in the slaying of his mother's estranged husband Judge Tarver Hall age 45 from Dallot Georgia. Hall was shot at Griffiths home in Cleveland Tennessee after reportedly chasing Griffith with a knife. Mrs Wille Griffis Hall age 40 was wounded when she intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Tenn
Sherif Paul Jones
Melton’ Griffith
Tarver Hall
Dallot
Dedicates Memorial To Honor War Dead At VPI
Virginia Tech dedicated a half million dollar memorial to honor its war dead. Gen Bruce Clarke warned of threats from a non-theistic cult while stressing faith as a driver of history. The non-denominational shrine features three large stone figures and a chapel under the court with families of the honored dead present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VPI
Blacksburg
Virginia
Polytechnic Institute
Bruce C. Clarke
Fyronce
America
Continents
United States
Clarke
Virginia Tech War Memorial
Alumi and Friends
Norman FP
Mason
Acro
Oak Ridge
King Mo
Hammed V
Knox Sheriff’s Officer Kills Young Burglar
In Knoxville a sheriff's deputy killed Oak Ridge man James H. Salts 19 after a firearm discharge through a restaurant window. Salts, released five days earlier from Anderson County workhouse, was shot by Captain William Vanderriff after allegedly refusing to drop a meat cleaver. Companion Jack Greer 19 was jailed with no charges filed yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheriff
Oak Ridge
James H. Salts
Anderson County
Jack Greer
E. B. Bowles
Salis T
William Vandercriff
Memorial Court at Techmer Campus Names War Dead
At the boulevard’s end the memorial court features eight pylons bearing the names of 393 Techmer lives lost in World Wars I and II and the Korean conflict. A central marble cenlopath marks the tribute, with design elements at the court’s core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techmer
Red Cross Seeks Chilean Relief Coordination
The American Red Cross moves to organize Chilean relief as Chancellor Harvie Branscomb speaks at Vanderbilt University. President Eisenhower names Gen. Alfred Gruenther to oversee relief efforts. 896 graduates receive degrees at the ceremony. Red Cross has $175000 earmarked for Chilean aid with specialists dispatched. U.S. government and church groups also aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Red Cross
Nashville
Harvie Branscomb
Alfred M. Gruenther
Cross
Eisenhower
Vanderbilt University
Branscomb
Chile
The
Red Cross
U.S
Heip
Weather Picture and MLB Pirates Trade Notes
Weather rows mix with baseball update from Pittsburgh. Pirates left hander Don Gross traded to St Louis while Willies Mizell joins from Kansas City as Mac Lewis signs with the St Louis Cardinals. Other city readings show varied conditions from clear to rain across major hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abuy
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Pittsburgh
Theletroit
Rats of
Pittsburgh Pirates
Don Fort Worth
His
Helene
Cloudy
Saltitonolulu
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Gross
Kansas City
Willies Angeles
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
Isville
Pirates
Phoenix
Elonide
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Claudy
UPI
London
Britain
Pittsburgh Steeters
Thyee
Salt Lake City
Han Diane
Earl Butler
North San Francisco
Meni
Carolina
Larry Estennincher
Seattle
Indiana
University
Alma
Woman Wins Long Overdue Prize For Publication Name
The Idaho School for the Deaf and Blind finally pays the $5 first prize for its monthly publication name. Mrs. Ted Biddulph of Ogden Utah once suggested The Optimist. The contest was held four decades ago when she was Miss Leone Bogger. officials cite red tape and forgetfulness for the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Idaho
Idaho School For the Deaf and Blind
Ted Biddulph
Ogden
Utah
Prince Bernhard Stricken By Virus Pneumonia
Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands was hospitalized in Utrecht after falling ill with virus pneumonia while in Switzerland. A government statement said there is no reason for concern. Queen Juliana traveled to Switzerland with two physicians to join him, then planned to resume duties and an official visit to Belgium next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
Prince Bernhard
Utrecht
Switzerland
Lucere
Juliana
Jar
Belgium
Notable deaths across nations recall long careers
RACINE Wisconsin Gilbert Hi Gillie Jackson 82 president of the National Boxing Assn dies Saturday. HILLTOWN Pennsylvania writer editor and author and wife of Pearl Buck dies Saturday. HOLLYWOOD California actor George Zucco 74 veteran of many films dies Saturday. WASHINGTON District of Columbia retired Maj Gen William F Marquant 66 veteran of World Wars I II and Korea dies Sunday after long illness. OMAHA Nebraska Sebastian Fenofer 72 who became Gen John J Pershing's orderly at age 8 dies Sunday after a stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
Gilbert Hi
Gillie) Jackson
National Boxing Assn
Wx 1857
Hilltown
Fpa
Richard J. Walsh
Pearl & Buck
John Day Co
Ee Hollywood
George Zucco
Hoge Ake
Taxt Washington
William F. Marpuat
Far East
Omaha
Sebastian Fenolfier
John J. Pershing
Girl 13 Kills Father After Threat to Mom in Alamo
Alamo Tennessee sheriff said 13 year old Perry Parker shot and killed her father James Parker 33 with a .22 rifle after he allegedly threatened her mother with a hammer. No charges were filed yet as investigators review the case.
Ellen Powell Weds Hollywood Glow Disputed Pair
Ellen Powell, daughter of Dik Powell and Blondell, wed in a ceremony reported from Hollywood. The groom Charles Haye ward, 18, and the Powell family gathered with relatives Ned and Jeffer Hyannis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ellen Powell
Dik Powell
Don Blondell
Charles Haye Vward
Anned
Jeffer Hyannis
Ned
Anyward
King Acquitted on Tax Perjury Charge in Alabama
Montgomery AP King Luther King Jr was acquitted of a tax perjury charge tied to his 1956 Alabama income tax returns. He still faces an indictment over 1958 returns. Judge Gallon noted the verdict shows fair trial in Alabama. King serves as Ebenezer Baptist Church pastor in Atlanta and thanked white jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
William F. ‘Thewford
Marlin Luther King Jr
King
MacDonald Gallon
Martin Luther King Jr
Alavama
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Atlanta
WJ. Powell
Muntgomery Improvement Assn
Ike’s Grandson Chooses Baseball Over Russia Trip
David Eisenhower, the 12 year old grandson, stays to play Little League baseball with the Moose. He bats and throws right handed as a potential star hurler, sparking Moose management concerns about mid season absence for a Russia tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettyasurg!pa
UPD
Eiserhower
David
Russia
Ballet” Union
Moose
Douglas Knox
Eisenhower
Eleanor Roosevelt Jr dies at home near Sagamore Hill
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr aged 70 died at her home in Oyster Bay from natural causes. Widow of Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr she was a prominent relief worker author and lecturer. She directed American troops leave areas in France in World War I and received a Pershing citation. She organized women’s relief efforts and supported the Women’s Army Corps during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Eleanor B. Alexander
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
France
John J. Pershing
Puerto Rico
Use Island
China
England
Women's Army Corps
Ancient Vase Found In Ischia Amid Manila Flood Toll
In Ischia Italy a fisherman recovered a near perfect Roman vase believed to be about two thousand years old. In Manila the weekend floods of Pacific storm Lucille left 16 dead and 90 missing. About 5,000 homeless and $2 million property loss reported as waters and electrocutions swept through squatter areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ischia
Italy
API
Sunda
Manila
Vic
Capital
Lucille
Defense Department
Weralder Bureau
Luzoni Island
Horrified Father Recalls Boy Drowned by Fishing Hook
Clarksville Tennessee a horrifying fishing accident left a father stunned when a hook became embedded in his son as his family fished by a creek near Fort Campbell The boy Robert Eugene Jenner 12 was found drowned after a search that also uncovered his sister Sharon missing later found drowned two hours after the tragedy The Jenner family Alright native from Traumann Arkansas were camping with five children during the outing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Tenn
Thurman H. Jenner
Traumann
Ark
Ft. Campbell
Sharon
Sophia Loren Robbed Of Half Million In Jewels
London police hunt clues after a theft at a chalet near London where Sophia Loren stayed during filming. The $504,000 burglary targets a jewelry collection, with one piece linked to her husband Carlo Ponti. Interpol to be alerted as Scotland Yard examines how the thief knew the right room and drawer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Sophia Loren
Lurury
Naples
Mias Loren
Scotland Yard
Misa Loven
Interpol
International Police Organization
Loren
Carlo Ponti
Indonesia and USSR sign second highway contract in Borneo
In Jakarta the Soviet and Indonesian officials signed a second contract for a 397 mile highway in Borneo funded by Soviet credit. The deal covers delivery of road building materials, following an earlier contract that supplied 53 highway experts and research materials. The project is valued at about 12 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
Borneo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hardyville, Ky
APF
Senate
Ada Lae Doyle
Hardyville
Hoa Catlettsburg
Tos Lrat
Utrot
Paris, Ky
Paris Daily Enterprise
Edietor
J. M. Alverson
Louisville, Ky
Louisville ‘Tin & Stove Co
Fir
University of Kentucky
Rabat
Morocco
Rich
Thanjland
Wash
Knox
Vandergriff
Theestaurant
Kansas
Oklahoma
Montana
Pennsylvania
Carolinas
Wesern
North
Vanderbilt
Steelers
Turkey
North Hollywood
APJ
Bertram Morgan
Lisbon
Portugal
Tyer Carl Olsson Elt
Live Hollywood
Geneve
William Wellman
Atlanta, Ga
Kathleen
Tvsauirday
Azores
James Franciscus
Confidential Service
Pan Enzaist
Cherokee Finance Service
Market Street
Cau Cl
Prince Bernard
Orksorber
Tke
Theodore ‘Roosevelt Jr
Son
Porterfield’s City Feed CO
Kingsport
Wayne
Allied Mills, Inc
Graham Porterfield
Porterfield
City Feed CO
Sullivan St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!