City Council Approves Reappraisal and Budgets
Council approves reappraisal assessor Frank Derd and deputy clerk pay adjustments of 200 and 265 dollars monthly. Mayor White to obtain bids for City Hall repairs, contact architects, and draft a contract plan. Transfers include Mrs. June Smith to Mrs. Lucile Emmett Cor Jonbroom and grocery store. southern telephone booth installation approved. bids sought for city vehicle repairs and a bulldozer for the dump. street work and alley improvements authorized. meter issue with Middlestar Gas discussed. franchise meter recording approved. street line and boundary work set for 48th Street. street sweeper bid pending demonstration. committees tasked to study two proposals. fireplug location committee named. city entrances publication committee formed. sewer dispute on private lines referred to court. cemetery permit for Kentucky Memorial Gardens approved after zoning and inspection.
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Frank Derd
White
Igesso
June Smith
Lucile Emmett Cor
Wits
Soutthern
Bell
Lee's
Motron Ty
Cumberland Avenue
Avondale Avenue
Sth
10Th Streets
Middlestara Gas Company
City Hall
Sherwood Road
Grave
Brooks
Blakeman
Wartoy
Denham
Will Denhamt
Obituary for Susan Lefevers Airs in Pineville
Susan Lefevers 87 died at her daughter's Indianapolis home August 21 after years in Mir Creek and Straight Creek business with husband Tip Lefevers for 42 years. She is survived by three children Lucy Osborne Norma Sergant and John Lefevers, a brother Kirk Elliott, 12 grandchildren. Funeral August 24 at 2 at Durham Funeral Home Chapel, Pineville, with burial in TOOF Cemetery. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named.
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Susan Lefevers
Norma Sergant
Indianapolis
Ind
Mir Creek
Straight Creek
Tip Lefevers
John Lefevers
Lucy Osborne
Dorian
Firk Eliott
Kettle Island
Durham Funeral Home
W. B. Bingham
Toof
Pineville
George McCaffes
Aca Mills
James Buchanan
Leverne Turner
Homer Green
John Rus
BR. R. Evans
Edward Wilson, Sr
J. 5. Chappell
Will Chappell
Martin Green
Letcher Keickles
John Locke
Luther Akers
Neil Buchanan
F. H. Mills
Bradley Mink
Durham
Lies
Farmers Open Feed Mill Moves Tennessee Farmers Grow Capacity
On Monday August 18 the Lavergne Tennessee feed mill dedicated by the Tennessee Farm Bureau marks the first mill owned by Tennessee farmers. With a million dollars invested the facility aims for 70 000 tons yearly production and features modern quality control and self cleaning mixers. A noon barbecue fed over 2100 people while WSM aired Noon Time Neighbors from the mill grounds. Mrs D W Bond of the Farm Bureau led the dedication with Claiborne County attendees named among local supporters.
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Fennicanoe
Aayioe Doleine Coop
Lavergne
Tennessee
WSM
D. WY. Bond
Tennessee Farm
Burea
Claiborne County
Forster Mountain
Peggy
Fonde Me and Smiths Host Wide Circle of Guests
A long list of visitors to Fonde Me and Mrs. Charles C. Smith Sr includes De and Mrs Charles C. Smith Jr with their son from Louisville. Other guests are William Earl and Larry Burchfield, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton and Mrs. Horace Russell, Dillard Henderson and son Tussor of Morristown, Paul King and children of Knoxville, Thomas Huddleston Jr returning from Dayton, Pat and David Bart of Rockport, Ohio, George Hatfield and family, Marion Taylor of Clairfield, John Butturini, Sallie Mace and guests Hobart Biur-Tell and Kenneth Smith, Larry Marcuni, Jack Myden, and Flem Hyden with patient Flem Hyden at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital.
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Charles C. Smith
Charles C. Smith, Jr
Chanes Jil
Louisville
Smith
General Hospital
Willam Earl
Larry Burchfield
Earl Burchfield
Joe Norton
Horace Russell
Nariens
Russells
Dillard Henderson Land
Tussor
Morristown
Paul King
Knoxville
Thomas Huddleston, Jr
George Huddleston
Dayton
Andy ‘Maria
Pat
David Bart
Rockfort
Ohio
George Hatfield
Fondend
Marion Taylor
Clairfield
Tenn
John Butturini
Marsens
Sallie Mace
Hobart Biur- Tell
Hamilton
Kenneth Smith
Larry Marcuni
Roy Marcuni
Middlesboro
Jack Myden
iMichigan
Flem Hyden
Fande
Middlesboro Memorialospital
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Dismissals include Reva Hammac Thomas V Wookumn Floyd Jones Colley Mayes George Durst Clint Crockett Janet Shumate Walter Peace Mrs Joe Marlow Rose Raleigh Calvin Edna Lane Mrs Cudis Clem Lorene Lawson Ad th Admissions Lloyd Wesley Wilson Luster Gibson Charles A Fritts Nica Jewell Hill Mrs Franklin Lovely Wade Massey Mrs Mae Wallace Mrs Lida Hatfield David Thomas LaFollette Locate City Clairfield Harrogate Morley Ewing Trosper LaFollette and Cardinal wards.
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Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Reva Hammac
Thomas
Wookumn
Floyd Jones
Colley Mayes
Pruden
George Durst
Clint Crockett
Harrogate
Janet Shumate
Walter Peace
City
Joe Marlow
Clairfield
Rose
Raleigh
Calvin Edna Lane
Trosper
Cudis Clem
Lorene Lawson
Lloyd Wesley Wilson
Luster Gibson
Frakes
Charles A. Fritts
Cardinal Nica
Jewell Hill
Franklin Lovely
Wade Massey
Morley
Mae Wallace
Arthur
Lida Hatfield
Ewing Pence
David Thomas
LaFolielle
Births Reported Across Cumberland Gap and Surrounding Areas
List of newborns announced in the region including names tied to families in Middlesboro Harton Speedwell Jellico Harrogate Rose Hill Pineville and Gibson Station. Entries mention mothers fathers and participating hospitals or towns with new baby announcements and visiting hours noted.
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Middlesboro Hospital
Cinta
Taylor Brosheer
City
Reid Noward
Harton
Uiracle
Speedwell
Gurtts
Bolt and Son
Cumberland Gap
Sneed
King and Son
Jellico
Visiting kin mingle in Dayton and Michigan houses
Sunday visitors gathered at Paul Cottrell's home including Evert Johnson family De losis and Stevie from Knoxville and Tra vid Cottrell from Columbia Ohio with Mrs James Cottrell. Elmer House of Dayton stayed with Paul Cottrell last week. Wesley Robins and children from Dayton Ohio visited Mellie Thompson. Miss Glassie Filson spent a week in Dayton with OJ Robins. Mrs PL Sen ers and Mr and Mrs Sexton from Lincoln Park Michigan joined Robert Senters Luther Williams Joe Bryant and family and Sewell Johns plus Mrs Ohmia Tennyson.
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Paul Cottrell
Evert Johnson
Delosis
Stevie
Knoxville
James Cottrell
Travid
Columbia
Ohio
Rrs
Elmer House
Dayton
Wesley Robins
Mellie Thompson
Glassie Fllison
PL. Sen
Ers
Sint Sexton
Lincoln Park
Michigan
Robert Senters
Luther Williams
Joe Bryant
Tony
Sewell Johns
Ohmia Tennyson
Early squid fueled rockets spark space propulsion tale
The article traces early rocket theory from Konstantin Ziolkovsky to Robert H. Goddard and Hermann Oberth. It notes Ziolkovsky and Goddard advocating squid powered propulsion, Goddard's 1926 two foot Tong motor launch reaching 184 feet, and Oberth's influence spurring European amateur rocket clubs leading to the V2 development.
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Konstantin Ziolkovsky
Wright Brothers
Germany
Hermann Oberth
Europe
German Society For Space Travel
Fruits and Vegetables Still Top Best Weekend Food Buys
The guide notes a heavy late summer harvest with fruits and vegetables leading the best buys. Watermelons peaches blueberries apples grapes and lemons headline produce. beans cabbage cucumbers tomatoes peppers and onions join the plentiful veggie lineup. Meat dairy and fish offer value with beef ribs lamb chicken eggs and seafood among the emphasized deals.
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Watermetong
State Mines Top Safety State Mines Top Safety
Kentucky coal industry posted its best safety record in years for 1957 with one fatality per 142 228 tons produced. Hopkins County led production at 13 983 054 tons, while Harlan County had most mine deaths at 16. Oil production also rose to a record 17 087 903 barrels with Henderson and Union counties among leaders.
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Frankfort
UPI
State Department of Mines and Minerals
Kentucky
Hopkins County
Harlan County
Pike County
Letcher
Floyd
Perry
Baillant Lee
Henderson
Wal
Union
Magoffin
Daviess
Webster
Female Plays Dirty Trick in 4-H Baking Contest
In Knoxville Tennessee John Mullins the sole male entrant in a 4-H baking contest started a batch of biscuits only to have a rival contestant echo his distraction. The girl lingered, and Mullins upon realizing the ruse rushed to the oven but his biscuits burned to cinders.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Upli
John ‘Mullins
John
Beauty judge declines Miss Southsea contest over beauty by inches
The Rev. Willem Rees, 41, a parish minister, tore down an invitation to judge a Miss Southsea beauty contest, saying beauty is more than skin and cannot be judged by inches. He would need to meet the contestants to know their true beauty.
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Blendworth
Eng
Npt
Willem Rees
Southsea
Rees
David Evans
Television in Review: Mixed verdict on The Verdict Is Yours
United Press International reviews CBS The Verdict Is Yours as mildly interesting with strong teen acting but lacking dramatic buildup. Notes Florida Week End Navy Log and NBC Omnibus previews, mentions Tex Gillian and Pat Sullivan, and sketches NBC Omnibus plans with Peter Ustinov Gene Kelly and other stars.
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United Press International
New York
WAPD
the People
Thomas Crane
CBS TV
Pat Sullivan
Tex Gillian
NBGTV
Tor
Florida
Everglades
NBC
Jack Paar
Oleg Cas
Swim
Joseph Welch
Nbc-Tv
T's
Robert Saudek
Peter Ustinova
Gene Kelly
Grice
Mickey Mantle
Sugar Ray Robinson
Frank Gilford
Carl Reiner
Sid Caesar
CBS: TV
Abc-Tv
Opera Star Rise Stevens to Guest at CBS Masquerade Party
Opera star Rise Stevens is booked as a mystery guest for a future CBS Masquerade Party. Ludi Claire, who adapted The Song of Bernadette for the Oc. 1 Casey Destlu Play House, will also appear in the production as Madame Lacade, wife of.
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Rise Stevens
Cbs-Tv
Ludi Claire
Bernadette
Oc. 1
Casey
Destlu Playhouse
Madame Lacade
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Frnest Whitt
Frank Massenpill
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Shawanee
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