Miners Grave Tale and Local Society Notes
Community notices include society editor hours and a poetry tale of Bill Williams at Dead Man's Gulch. Halloween festival planned by Jackson P T A, W C T U meets, and wedding announcements plus Lincoln P T A report and social hour details.
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Dead Man’s Gulch
Bill Williams
Bill
Billie
Bill William
Jackson P T A Holds Monthly Meeting At School
The Jackson Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday at 3 15 pm with many parents and teachers present. Superintendent Ross N Robinson spoke on regular attendance and citizen formation while students performed recitations and solos.
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Jackson
J. Fred Johnson
Jackson P.T. A
P.T. A
Hal Crockett
Locals Carry Visiting News Through multiple city links
7 locals report business visits in Knoxville Greeneville Erwin and Johnson City while others travel for health family and leisure. Dr Keener heads to Knoxville for an operation Miss Ann Carter returns home after illness Mrs Bridwell and S W Bondurant visit in Mendota Virginia. The Brockmans travel from Marion Virginia with A D Brockman family on Watauga street.
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Ann Carter
Johnson City
J. W. Brockman
Elizabeth Brockman
Marion, Va
A. D. Brockman
Watauga Street
Tennessee inspection meeting on tobacco tax rules set at capitol
A Nashville conference of excise tax inspectors will meet at the capitol with Governor Peay and Attorney General Thompson to standardize enforcement of the ten percent tobacco sales tax. The group, stationed statewide, reviews six months of tax collections totaling 620 762.56 with 480 254.15 for schools. Fire Prevention Week is proclaimed for October 5 to 10. Pardons and court actions include multiple individuals in Davidson, Hamilton, Rutherford, Williamson and Weakley counties. Navy Day observances are outlined, led by General Harvey H. Hannah to highlight the navy’s role in peace and war and its national value.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
State Excise Tax
Capitol
Peay
Thompson
J. L. Allison
W. R. Broadbent
M. R. Campbell
B. F. Cockrill
E. K. Glenn
J. F. Horner
F. W. Kuhn
J. B. Padgett
C. F. Russell
Austin Peay
United States
Fred Watts
Hamilton County
Robert Green
Davidson County
Supreme Court
Green
Hattie Glenn
Lish Howell
Williamson County
Ernest Tolbert
Rutherford County
Will Ross
Robert Abbey
Weakley County
Clare Brown
Overton County
Hannah
Smyrna
Japan
Vatican Newspaper Triggers Debate on Fascist Censorship
Osservatore Romano enters polemic with Fascist papers over use of violence in politics. Debate centers on whether the Holy See’s paper may be suppressed as a political actor or immune due to Vatican extraterritorial status.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Holy See
Mussolini
Papal
Roberto Farinacci
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Tennessee
Charlemont Street
W. H. Bevins
North Carolina
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Sam P. Martin
First Baptist Church
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Singing of America
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