Woman describes horror after Yellowstone quake threw her from trailer
Mrs Clarence Scott of Fresno California aged 57 described the Yellowstone Park earthquake that hurled her from a trailer on Rock Creek seven miles below the dam. She and her husband Clarence 59 were later hospitalized in Bozeman Montana with shock and injuries. She spoke of screams for mothers and husbands begging wives to answer as chaos followed the rockslide and flood.
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Clarence
P. Beott
Fresno
Calif
Madison River
Slebgon Dam
Yellowstown National Park
Boreequan
Mont
United [Rees ]International
Yellowstone Naional Park
Bas
Scott
Bozeman
Rock Creek
Atler
Scotts
Bazeman
Scott Ws
Postage stamp honors Dr Ephraim McDowell in Kentucky
A commemorative stamp honoring Danville physician Dr Ephraim McDowell who performed the first successful abdominal operation in 1809 will be issued on the 750th anniversary of the surgery in December. The issue was announced at Danville during the McDowell Apothecary Shop dedication, with KSMA support and greetings from Kentucky senators. The stamp, part of the Famous Americans series, will bear McDowell's likeness, be maroon on white, and print 120 million copies.
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Louisville
Danville
Kentucky
Ephraim McDowell
U.S
Arthur E. Summiertiell
McDowell Apothecary
Robert W. Robertson
Paducah
Kentucky State Medical Association
Thrustos B. Morton
Jule Sherman Cooper
KSMA
Robertson
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association
Dr. McDowell
Walter Reed
Crawford Wutt Long
TVA Spends Over $125 Million on Materials and Equipment
The Tennessee Valley Authority reported fiscal 1953 expenditures of 125 951 238 for materials equipment supplies and non-personal services with most funds for manufactured articles. Coal purchases cut this year and regional spending remained high in the seven-state TVA area.
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Knoxville
UPI
Tennessee Valley Authority
FVA
TVA
Polio Cases in Tennessee Jump Sharply
NASHVILLE UPI The state health commissioner reports polio cases this year exceed double last year with 203 cases so far. Last year at this time 42 were reported. Of 20 new cases last week, 19 were paralytic and 15 had not received polio vaccine. Davidson County leads with 16, followed by Fox County 14, Lawrence 12, and Marion 10.
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Nashville
UPI
H. Hutcheson
Iutcheson
Polio Sphere
Hutcheson
Davidson County
Fox County
Lawrence County
Marion County
Knox Central Band Camp Ends First Pre Echo Event
Knox Central High School wrapped its first pre echo band camp under Don Lair with help from David Livingstone of Franklin County High School and educators Ashley Ward Campbell County High School Sam Cole and Geneva June Hammons. The camp at Clear Creek Springs hosted 46 students with chaperones and staff handling meals finances and operations.
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Knox Central Beng
Don Lair
Knox Central High School
Mr. Lair
David Livingston
Franklin County High School
Frankfurt
Kentucky
Ashley Ward
Campbell County High School
Alexandria
Sam Cole
Barbourville
Geneva June Hammons
Union College
Fount
Earnest Adams
Richard Lay
Earle Cole
Love Hammons
J. L. Lair
Glen Hammons
Audrey Chestnut Jr
Effie Gilbert
Krox Central
Aubrey Chestnut
Lewis Mitchell
June Mammons
Clear Creek Springs
Clear Creek Opens Aug 25 at Pineville
Pineville Clear Creek Baptist School plans its 24th session opening August 25 for first year students with upperclassmen registrations on August 26. President I M Aldridge will address the faculty and students at the first chapel. Dean K S Clendaniel notes strong enrollment. last year drew students from 15 states. Visiting Bible professor A C Maxwell from Houston will join for the year.
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Pineville
Clear Creek
K. 5. Clendaniel
Rey
A.C. Maxwell
Houston
Texas
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours and Dismissals
Hospital notes list visiting hours 6:30 to 8:30 and 1 to 2 or 7 to 8. Dismissals include Overton Pineville Moore City Prater Detroit Arnold Gibson Station Gilbert Caryville Russell Fonde Higgins Alya Green Nevis Browning City Standiter City etc. Admissions include Sharp Hill Taylor Jones Wagner Dougherty City Timer Haversham Cian Calloway Meyles Wight Standiter Middlesboro Musplial and Clide.
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MidMlrsboro
Arthur Overton
Pineville
Charles Moore
City
Manuel Prater
Detroit
Michael Arnold
Gibson Station
Eugene Gilbert
Tid Russell
Caryville
Brenda Gaylor
Fonde
Fdna Higgins
Alya
Onnevin Green
Calloway
Hagsie Nevis
Ajay
Frances Browning
E. Sharp
Mobile
Als
Neil Roy Hill
Clairfield
Burbage Taylor
Mooth
Cayd James Jones
Matthew Wagner
Gilbert Dougherty
Ira Timer
Sheridan Cedford
Haversham
Edward Cian
Rosie Meyles
Easter Wight
Mar Iyeeate
Ima Jean Standiter
Park on Tap This Weekend For Shoppers
United Fresh International highlights weekend food offers with plentiful supplies across meats including steaks chops and ground beef, poultry like broilers and fryer chickens, and pork cuts. Fresh produce abounds with beans cabbage corn cucumbers eggplant peppers tomatoes and lettuce, plus fish like crabmeat scallops and lobster.
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United Fresh International Washington
UPI
Oasis
Treasurer Is Short in Madisonville Funds
Fiscal Court will revisit the Colin Ty Treasurer Charles Reid case Friday after a $1,217.79 office shortage was reported by state Auditor Mary Louie Foust. Reid remains hospitalized with injuries from a railroad accident, condition listed as fair. his wife Mary Reid, a potential job applicant, was seen with Judge Joel Hurley during the Monday session.
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Madisonville
UPN
Colinty
Charles Reid
Mary Reid
Joel Hurley
Reid
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Mary Louie Foust
Kentucky Power seeks rate increase in four valley areas
Kentucky Power Co filed with the Public Service Commission for a rate hike expected to raise about $100,000 in annual revenue. The plan lifts the minimum monthly charge from 50 to 2 dollars and promises more kilowatts before further increases. Affected regions include Ashland, Hazard, Pikeville and other parts of the Big Sandy and Kentucky River valleys. A hearing is scheduled for September 22 in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
API
Kentucky Power Co
Stile Public Vice Commission
Ashland
Hazard
Pikeville
Big Sandy
Kentucky
Prankfort
Grain export fight stalls U S shipments via Seaway
Lawmakers clash over blocking grain exports from Gulf and Atlantic ports through the St Lawrence Seaway to European markets. Supporters seek a requirement that exports pass only from designated ports, while Great Lakes shipments to Montreal for trans shipment remain allowed under current rules. The dispute accompanies a House vote on extending farm surplus export programs and reshaping grain handling.
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Vincent J. Burke
Washington
UPI
Jaw Shen
Grand Athinic
St. Lawrence Seaway
Fica Great
Nalicn
Wp For Hoor Action
Adroinistea
Gulf and Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
On Wence Seaway
Swedish Girl's Father Straining Bankroll for Rockefeller Marriage
United Press reports in Sogne Norway that Anne Marie Rasmussen plans to wed Steve Rockefeller, with her father funding the lavish event amid tight finances. The couple face a private ceremony at a church holding 700, inviting 18 guests, with strict entry control and high expected costs, reflecting national intrigue around the union.
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Rockefeller
Robert Musel
United Press
Internatton
Sogne
Nornway
UPI
Knistin Rasmussen
Mansens
Rockefellers
Anne Martetu
Steven Rockefeller
Sviersischy
Gov. Nelson
Hon
Bioorg Faerseth
Hockefeller
Anne Marie
Yatrokl Steve
Rasmussen
Iban Visis Sopa
Bysom
San Ag
Clay
Evans Attacks Editor Over Misstated Facts
Henderson Kentucky Tuesday Republican candidate for agriculture commissioner criticized Lexington Herald editor for distorting his remarks about opponent George P. Whittington. Whittington accused the editor of misrepresentation and said he supports agricultural research, preferring it conducted in Kentucky at the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture.
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Whittington
Mr. Evans
Harnion
Eveans
The
Lexington
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
AFL-CIO Debates Snubbing Khrushchev During Visit
AFL-CIO leaders split over whether to snub Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev during his U.S. visit next month. A Reuther-led faction favors face to face talks while Meany supporters push for a boycott. The International Affairs Committee debated the issue with no final decision, sending it to the full council for further discussion.
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Unity Mouse, Py
UPN
Afl-Cio
Nikita S. Khushchev
United States
Afl-Cio Executive Council
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Ret
American Labor Movement
Khrushchev
Reuther
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Couucil
George M. Harrison
Orgized Labor
Committee On Pos Cal Education
COPE
Louisville Police to Use Petition for Higher Pay
Louisville police plan a September petition drive to gather 100,000 signatures from residents backing a pay raise and improved working conditions. The effort, organized by the Louisville Police Officers Association with civic and labor leaders, aims to present the petition to the board of aldermen.
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Louisville
UPI
Lateville
Lousvile
Laymen Retreat Set at London Conference
A weekend retreat for laymen of the Ker mucky Methodist Conference will be held at toreah Ave Kenneth in late August. Howard M. Jones, new lay leader, says every layman in the conference is eligible to attend as the first retreat of its kind is planned to open in the evening and close the following day.
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Lonon
Kermucky
Kenneth “Allege
Ace
Howard M. Jones
Tandon
Janeh Ca Die Sah
Pettus Heads Work Unit At Barbourville Workshop
A recreation workshop will be held at Union College Barbourville by the United Methodist Conference. It aims to guide those over 16 interested in recreation and leadership with Rev William Pettus of Middlesboro as chair and Miss Tet Patterson assisting.
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Barbouryville
Union College
Iich Methodist Conference Au
Sora
Conference Board of Education
William FL Pottus
Mid
Henderson To Norfolk Henderson To Norfolk
Henderson, former star of the West Los Angeles league, suffered a broken hip and a jaw fracture after a car crash last week. He travels to Norfolk, Virginia, with a 14‑member team led by coach Joe Gabe for the Southern Division Tournament, aiming for the region championship and a subsequent trip to Williamsport.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Seothy Beckett
Sellar Jone Henderson
UPI
Henderson
Beckley
W. Va
Norfolk
Joe Gabe
Bill Hieb
Henderson Ymc
Williamsport
Death Call Hoax Triggers Five Hour Ordeal
Ernest Roy Sams received a calm lifelike death notice by telephone claiming his wife and three children were killed in an accident. After five hours of anguish he learned the call was a hoax. Authorities say the incident is the fourth similar prank in the area. Sams, a crane operator from Osceola, Georgia, vowed to pursue the culprit.
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Msami
UPI
Mr.Sams
Ernest Roy Sams
Classified voyage ends after Skipjack visit to Portland
The nuclear powered U S submarine Skipjack departed the British naval base at Portland Tuesday night following a four day stopover. The operation was described as classified with no further details released by officials.
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Portland
England
UPI
U.S
Former actor turned car salesman loses control in collision
Meckett, once an actor now a car salesman, veered off a road at about six miles per hour, grazing a tree and crashing into another. He was taken to UCLA Musical Center in satisfactory condition. He had been arrested last Friday on suspicion of possessing narcotics but a city attorney declined to file a complaint.
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Bhyeatold
Tiv
EL Goarley
PLC West
Meckett
Ucla Musical Center
Thas
Margarine recall linked to Kentucky food poisoning outbreak
Louisville UPI reports Cincinnati firm Screamery Co recalling Sweet Rose whipped oleomargarine after tests linked samples to a food poisoning surge in eastern Kentucky. Health officials say 141 Pike County residents and dozens in Carter County were treated. symptoms were mild and resolve quickly. No other Sweet Rose products appear affected.
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Louisville
UPI
Losts
Kentucky
Russel BE
Teague
State Commissioner of Health
Fiat
Pike
Carter
Rowini
Pulaski
Laurel
Wreague
Pike County
Carter County
Health Department
Teagie
Merchants Screamery Company of Cincinnati
Easy Money Not in Stocks Says Market Review
Mitchell of Canada argues against chasing highly speculative stocks despite a myth of inevitable wealth. He warns buyers to know who backs certificates and cautions that Canada is not a vast pool of opportunity. Standard & Poor's highlights market options like the Olin Mathison fund and notes coal stocks such as Consolidation Coal and Peabody Coal as reasonably priced for potential gains.
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New York
Fernant Ope
Mitchell
Canada
Standard & Poor
Sixi Olin Mathison
Puchase
Consolidation Coal
Janes Creek Coal
Peabody Col
Pittston
High Score Won By Diane Carter
Diane J. Carter a Lincoln High senior elect earned the highest score among nine Lincoln juniors who took the National Merit Scholarship test last spring. She was told she placed in the top percentile. She is the eldest daughter of Mrs. Ross Davis and the late Lewis Carter of Middlesboro.
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Diane J. Carter
Lincoln High School
Lincoln High
Miss Carter
Ross Davis
Middlesboro
Lewis Carter
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