Purchases Told By TVA Across States
TVA reports total expenditures around 205 million dollars for operations, materials, and purchases. About 92 percent of these outlays occurred within IVA states, with notable disbursements to Kentucky Alabama Mississippi and North Carolina. Winds of 84 miles per hour were recorded in the west, with damage and wreckage reported across the region.
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Ste l Sterns
EWA
Gmt
Coa
Ehike
Asher
Rain Tal
Eemert
aRyieanttioy
Dad Phose
TVA
Kentucky
Alabustin
Alasissippi Iiad
Navy
Carolina
Pillow case theft leads to hospital case in Tennessee
A fragment from Ky Va Tenn News describes a reported pillow related incident involving a person named Patterson and an alleged connection to a larger operation. The text is incomplete but suggests a medical patient and a possible criminal element linked to a battery case and whiskey distribution.
Guard Policy Stated By Tennessee National Guard
Tennessee National Guard officials state policy allows continued service to guardsmen facing hardship. The guidance notes that requests are evaluated to prevent net negative impacts on service members and units.
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Nashville
Tennessee National Guard
Sony Tn
Guard
Gan
van U .Ath
Fire Damages at Local Market Ends in Damages
Fire damaged a supermarket causing property loss and smoke spread. Officials say the blaze injured no one and crews contained the fire quickly. Investigators will determine the cause and assess structural damage to the building.
Fragmentary note on shared shrine costs and land deeds
A garbled article fragment details a shared cost arrangement for a shrine in Louisville Kentucky and nearby areas, mentioning Clark as founder and references to land parcels along the Ohio River. It notes public auction timing in July and lists individuals connected to the case, including Miss Hull and Miss Hullton, with unclear roles and outcomes.
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Louwisvielel
Kentucky
Gen
Ours
Findgers Clark
Lear
Wire Rt
Nis
Vane Aeathele
Bouig Agrourd
Pau
Hart VT
Carrbba
Chirk
Ohio River
Program By KWA Is Planned At Pine Mountain Park
The Kentucky Welfare Association plans a program titled Our Unemployed Citizens at Pine Mountain State Park on August 18. The morning panel features Bill Byrns secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at Engoxl Comics, Bell County agriculture agent Burns, and others plus Combs discussing Existing Care or Guidance and Employment Services. Harle V. Powell commissioner of the Department of Economic Security and William J. Cox from Vocational Rehabilitation will join the program, with Bell, Clay, Harlan, Know, Jackson, Laurel and Whitley counties in the KWA district.
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Barkovurville
Kentucky Welfare Association
Pine Mountain State Park
Bill Byrns
Chamber of Comer
Ehgoxl Comics
Bell County Agriculture
Burns
Combs
Harle V. Powell
Department of Economic Security
William J. Cox
Department of Education
Harlan
KWA
Bell, Clay
Know
Jackson
Laurel
Whitley
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Notes and Admissions
Hospital notes list visiting hours, dismissals, and admissions at Middlesboro Memorial, including patients such as Abraham W Devania Artemus Dwayne Bryant and Floyd Marlow Dust Cliftard Taylor with multiple city and county designations. The report records staff names and wards across several towns, noting several births and patient movements with scattered OCR errors.
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Middlesboro Memorial
Abraham W Devania
Artemus Dwayne Bryant
City
Miller Baird
LaFollette
John Tye
Woodbine
Katherine Mallon
City Admissions
Floyd Marlow
Dust _ Cliftard
Taylor
Pineville
Sarah Mason
Joe Powell
Harlan Roy B. Male
Wales
Lola Ballon
Mies
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Pearl Perkins
Julice Birtis
Frank Neal
Rose Ifill
Roy
Brazilian President Janson Quadros to Visit U S Next December
President Janson Quadros of Brazil accepted President Kennedy's invitation to visit the United States next December, the White House announced Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Janson Quadros
Brazil
Kennedy
Vinton
United States
White House
East German Premier Grotewohl Near Death From Leukemia
Berlin report says Otto Grotewohl suffering leukemia and near death as Western and East German sources debate illness and political impact. The aging leader of East Germany faces possible succession amid ongoing Cold War tensions and Ulbricht era consolidation.
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Berlin
UPI
Otto Grotewohl
Salt
Mite Information Area West
East Berlin
East Genoiny
Walter Ulbricht
Castro Imposes Currency Exchange Swoop in Cuba
Fidel Castro announces a sweeping confiscation and exchange program in Cuba. Officials will seize excess pesos from individuals and replace them with new currency under a government plan.
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Havana
UPN
Fidel Castro
Gale Rips Across Maeland in Fierce English Gale
A violent gale swept across England on Tuesday, ripping across the country with winds near 64 mph. The west suffered heavy damage with several areas reporting two injuries and multiple property impacts. In Moscow, cosmonaut Gherny Thaw arrived to a festive welcome from Premier Khrushchev, as thousands of Muscovites crowded Red Square in celebration.
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UPI
Ghernaty
Squeese
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Nikita, Khrushchev
Tilay Funichl
Viekova
Red Square
Five Die in Missile Silo Collapse near Denver
DENVER five civilian workers were crushed when the platform at the top of a missile launch silo collapsed Monday afternoon. A helicopter and ambulances transported the injured and dead while officials identified two victims as Jerry E. Beancie of Denver and George Graham of Aurora.
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Denver
Bae
Lowry Air Force
Here
Corps of Ragiveris
Tothiy
Jerry E. Beancie
George Graham
Aurora
Cole
Ed Wurst Faces Public Drunkenness Charge in Middlesboro
Edward Wurst scheduled to appear in Middlesboro Police Court on a public drunkenness charge after a $425 cash bond. Anna Kaly Taylor also faces court, arrested on a warrant for will drunkenness and breach of the peace. Police report a car shiltled off near Cumberland Gap National Park entrance. details unclear.
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Edward Wurst
Middlesboro
Anna Kaly Taylor
Jezsie I¢jHion
U. Ss. Day
Cumberland Gap
Miattousl
Carpintey
Uit Furl
Anti Rabies Shots Given to Lee Woman
Mrs Avitia Gi Clay Wind of Jonesville took a series of anti rabies shots after a cow on her farm died with rabies. A doctor advised shot completion following lab results linking the cow’s brain to rabies. County officials note a fox sighting five weeks prior to the cow’s death and emphasize the health risk to nearby residents.
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Lee Conny Brown
Hartley Salil
Massive maneuvers test US Army airborne readiness
Troops from the 4418 SERAC, 2nd Airborne Division, joined by air support, staged a mass jump near Camden, South Carolina, as part of Exe Swift Strike drills. Eight paratroopers were seriously injured, with one broker leg and others awaiting reinforcements and care at related facilities.
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Den
S.C
Sciap
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