23 Aug 1955
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1955
Page
1
A Kentucky report details a veteran journalist Henry Melvin Warren, age 53, who died by self inflicted means after a conflict with others. Police seek Rev Raymond Rayn. several others injured, and a missing surgeon linked to the case. A separate item notes a Bradley Hibbard Jr. of Sibert was killed in a separate incident amid broader local violence.
The quickest pari mutuel payout at Hinteah missed the win list for place. Haas paid 4s for finishing second on February 4, 1932. The last major leaguer to hit four doubles in a game was Al Varilla of the Haste Red Sox on June 8, 1950.
Obituary notices report PORPETE MASSINGILE Massing died at Huptish Hospital Ettosville. Survived by wife Lemmy and multiple relatives including Massingilt of Toletto and others. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 at River View Hospital Church with burial in church cemetery. Masons to confer honors at Coffey Turner Home Tazewell. Also Beverly Ste Saylor of Callaway Ky and Glen Suslar noted. funeral held yesterday at home, with burial in Mathel Cemetery.
Experiments with eer show that even when piety of fo is available they eat their conump ion of food abet bat in winter and lose what 20 pounds to deal sertson.
A Chicago district court considered a release for Ad. Fullilove junior amid a prisoner misidentification mixup involving Hamel Fulltil fove and others. The confusion centered on alias names and a mistaken charging record, with bond set at 20000 and a 500 personal surety posted before confusion persisted.
Funeral services were held at West Baptist Church for Judge Tye Bartoutvien who died recently. He served as City Judge of Es Louryle for 12 years and as a circuit and county official in several Kentucky counties. Survived by wife Bertha and family, his career included long service on state commissions and multiple bar associations.
The report lists residents and visitors in Little Sycamore including Rev. Davis, Ralph Davis, Rudy Colas, Darlene Snyder, Maye Ninn, Edna Nuon, Mrs. Jones Parkey, Faye Sunn, Claude Malicont, James Parkey, Ida Nunn, Mie Taylor Glatrborne, Dora Herrell, Bob Pigate, and Silas Gibson among others. Social visits note Temple and family connections, with guests at homes in Middlesboro and Ena Fovene, and several Sunday or Friday gatherings.
A restaurant supervisor told a group of Indians they could not be served and asked them to leave. Witnesses described racial bias alleged by the supervisor, with mention of an American official and a private dining room incident. The ambassador and secretary involved were en route to Mexico City after a layover in Washington when the events occurred.
Hermin Slusher and Rev and Mrs BN Slusher visit from Virginia, with Beenda Kay Hutcheson, Bolly Sie Taylor, and Mir and Mrs Gabe Bills of Inaull Kentucky. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Shdgouts, Deana, May nod, and many relatives from Fields Kentucky and Cincinnati. Missing details include scattered names and unclear events due to OCR, but the piece centers on weekend gatherings and family travel across Kentucky, Michigan, and Ohio.
A New York report outlines how the 64 000 question process works with letters and screening. It notes contestants submit lengthy intelligent letters with personal details and photos. The piece mentions producers seek specific references and experts to assist when needed, and highlights substantial money at stake.
Dry Branch area social notes recount visits by Mrs. Mary Ayers Mrs. Jone Ayers and family to relatives in Knoox ville and Mideleytore Salurd sluly. Logan Kentucky guests Me. Bot Tuteher and Mrs. Willard Butcher attended the funeral of Mrs. Amante Longvat at Binghamtown Church. Michigan item notes J Kirby in Grant Rapids reflecting on a party invasion causing garage damage valued at about 1000 dollars.
A controversial letter and eyewitness accounts from Tokyo describe a clash over public bath section divisions. Women workers protest male presence in women’s baths, urging stricter separation and propriety. The debate highlights labor conditions and censorship amid wartime pressures.
Mr Gilead and Mrs Dray oat Mars hosted a surprise August dinner for Steward Lamblrt Sunday. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Mill Ray Rev Ate in Vane Mr and Mrs Si cand and family Mr and Mrs Robinson Im funity Mrs A Bay Abe and Mrs Dewey Hurst. A dessert table featured watermelon and a large assortment of ice cream.
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