VSAC Meeting Names Carson-Newman Baseball Champion
The Volunteer State Athletic Conference held a meeting at Ta coma Memorial University with representatives from Tusculum Milligan King LMU Carson-Newman and others. Carson-Newman was officially crowned baseball champion for 1437 and the tennis trophy was awarded to the Carson-Newman team.
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Volunnteer State Athletic Conference
Suismer
Tacoma Memorial University
Jnl
Tusculum
Milligan
King
LMU
Carsee-Newman
Teinnessee Wesleyan
David Lipseonits
Belmnent
Austin Peay
Union University
Hothot
Martin Branch
Carson-Newman
De Gaulle aims to lift France with pride and reform
Andre Malraux outlined the De Gaulle government’s aim to inspire a new spirit of pride and achievement in French political life. He argued for modernizing administration and fostering charitable foundations to fund science culture and social development, avoiding a new party while reshaping public life. He stressed channeling public zeal into national welfare projects and warned against cynicism in politics.
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Kingsbury Smith
United Press Internatione
Paris
Andre Malraux
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Jacques Sau- Stelle
Malraux
Itt
Neig
General de Gaulle
Helhi
Free French Movement
de Malraux
Ford
Rockefeller
Askle
Generl de Gaulle
Russia
Malmax
Malrain
United States
Sally Loop Leads Colorful Sally League Action
In Macon and Knoxville action United Press International reports the Macon Dodgers split a doubleheader with Savannah 7-0 and 2-1. Jim Harwell pitched four hits for a win in game one as Macon built a four-run first inning. Knoxville beat Augusta 5-1 while Jacksonville shut out Charlotte 14-0. Charlie Estrada and Billy Powell sparked the Smokies, Estrada holding Augusta until the eighth. Ross Carter pitched a four-hitter for Sacksville’s shutout of Charlotte.
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United Press International
Macon Dodgers
Savannah
Redlegs
Jim Har Well
Dodgers
Bill Beck
Knoxville
Augusta
Jacksonville
Charlotte
Charlie Estrada
Bi) Powell
Smokies
Estrada
Tone Augusta
Tigers
Heck
Sacksenville
Ross Carter
Why Catholics Believe As They Do
Readers question Catholic devotion as fear driven. The pamphlet argues belief rests on duty to God, Christ establishing the Church, and reasoned faith, not mere obligation. It promotes Church teachings as historical fact and invites pamphlet KC-10 request.
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God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Cairch
Christ's Church
Alabama Woman Is Gardener of the Year
Mrs. Collins of Sylacauga, Alabama named Gardener of the Year after winning a Union Carbide sponsored national contest. She scored 3 on a 100-question flora and fauna test, and will receive a silver engraved flower bowl a 32 by 64 inch aluminum greenhouse and a paid trip to New York. The 60 year old widow with six grandchildren gardens three quarters of a city block with the help of a high school helper.
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Cotling
Philaden'dron
Alekly
Soins
Union Carbide Corp
Ar J
New York
Collins
Rolls-Royce
Geanstoother
Sylacanga
Birmingham
Ike and Mamie Eisenhower plan Newport vacation
President and Mrs. Eisenhower tentatively plan a Newport Rhode Island vacation, likely Thursday or Friday, according to White House press secretary James Hagerty. The couple will stay in quarters on Coasters Harbor Island near the golf course, with duration dependent on domestic and foreign developments. Last year they vacationed at the same location.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhoiver
Newport
R. I
White House
James C. Hagertyaid
Iiea
Port Adams
Newport Harbor
Coasters Harbor Island
Standings and yesterday's results across leagues
National League results show Cincinnati and Los Angeles tied at 5 in a 10 inning game while Philadelphia beat Chicago. Pittsburgh swept St Louis 8 to 4. New York defeated Baltimore as Cleveland edged Washington. American League leaders include Milwaukee and San Francisco atop the standings with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles close behind. Projections list pitchers and scheduled night games including Traddix at Los Angeles and Kline at St Louis.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Ind
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Meric
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis Bog
Iago
New York Way
Chicago To
Basion
Rta
Kansas City OT
Washington SL
Traddix
Padres
Kline
Jackson
Spahn
McCormick
Bell
Valentinetti
Caicago
Toore
Harshman
Local Social Roundup In Little Sycamore and Mulberry
Community gossip notes a steady flow of visits and family gatherings across Little Sycamore Mulberry and nearby towns. Edith Lurber returns home from Fort Sanders Hospital while several residents host relatives including the Bakers Turmsey Nunn Ramsey and Harvey families.
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Edith Lurber
Fort Sanders Hospital
Delia Baker
Joe Baker
Mes
Raleigh Turmsey
Ida Ramsey
Mulberry
Bill Ramsey
Stanley
Ida Nunn
Ray
Afr
John Nunn
Claude Malllecat
Mary Jo
Bill ,Ramsey
Stoney
James Parkey
Maggie Ginson
Paul Harveys
Ohio
Bill Epperson
Tee Harvey
Sanley
Falna Ramsey
Darlene Lurber
Hessie Estes
Ternpory
Mer
Kenneth Venable
Tednesday
U.S. Army
Johnnie Johnsn
Paul Estes
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Admissions include Matt Littrett in Ewing Tyce Lamblin and Nadere Peace in City. Discharges list Charles Brittain Elizabeth Elliott Alva Harry Wesley Caryville DMrs Bonnie Roark Pathfork Salomon Foust Lake City James Thomas LaFallette Mrs Thomas Wakin Okty Mes Raymond Walker Lala Spradlin Pine Knot Jimmy Partin Eagar Charles Lynch West Carrollton Ohio Mrs Hunley Ella Cames Bryant's Steve Gary England Roy Elliott Four Mile Belle Hall Pathfork Douglas Seate Ewing Wayne Wells Danny Lambert Harrogate Mrs Chester Wolfe J L Barnard Wirs Ralph Martin Mrs McKinley Smith and daughter. Visiting hours 12 and 7:30.
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Charles Brittain
Cardinal Elizabeth Elliott
Alva
Harry Wesley
Caryville
Dmrs
Bonnie Roark
Pathfork
Salomon Foust
Lake City
James ‘Thomas
LaFallette
Thomas Wakin
Lala Spradlin
Pine Knot
Jimmy Partin
Eagar
Charles Lynch
West Carrollton
Ohio
Margaret Hunley
Ella Cames
Bryant
Steve Gary England
City
Roy Elliott
Four Mile
Belle Hall
Douglas Seate
Ewing
Wayne Wells
Speedwell
Danny Lambert
Harrogate
Chester Wolfe
Jesse Barnard
Tazewell
Wirs
Ralph Martin
Big Creek
Hoy
Cost of living in July shows small movement in two indexes
An analysis notes that the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Conference Board index diverged in July due to differing data collection methods. Both measures since mid 1910s show inflation broadly flat, with month to month changes small and not indicating a clear rise or fall.
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New York
O&2
William Lawson obituary from Pathfork Kentucky
William Lawson of Pathfork Kentucky died suddenly at age 1 though likely a transcription error. He was born in Harlan County son of Henry and Isa Belle Lawson. He married Maggie Bowman in 1906. She died October 18, 1918. Formerly with Torys Fork Coil Company and Kentucky Tiny Coal Company. Body to the home of daughter Mrs Aretha Wilder in Pathfork, NY. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at Pathfork Business Church. Burial Saylor Cemetery. Survived by sons Sherman, Will, Alex, Joe. daughter Mrs Avett Wilder. brothers Jimmie and John Lavyacy. sisters Mrs Mollie Tipton and Mrs Elian Moore. 14 great grandchildren. Canced Funeral Home in charge.
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William Lawson
William Lowseet
Pathfork
Harlan County
Henry
Isabelle Syler Lawson
Ife
Maggie Bowman
Torys “Fork Coil Company
Kentucky Tiny Coal Company
Aretha Wilder
Pathefork
Pathfork Biusiness Church
Georgy Edds
Joe Ray
Saylor
Sherman Lawson
Calvin
Will
Alex Lawson
Alva
Joffee Wson
Ars. Avett Wilder
Pathfort
Jimmie
John Lavyacy
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McOt
Noveberth
David Lipscomb
Nashville
Nashville Terpessean
Awo
Mani Cimupions
Wack
Ralph Donnell
Union
Dx Jennings Davis
Macon
Jax
Sally
Ree Ree
Supreme Ouncie Knights OI Colunials Fe Religious Information Bureau
Lindell Bird
St. Louis B
Missourd
AMS
Aderess
Stai
EMF Council
SUPA
Knights of Columbus
Religious Information Bureau
Tindel Blvd
St. Louie , Missouri
Alabama
Gay Pauley
I New York
Ars
GL. Collins Sr
Syla+ cauga
Ala
Ike
Smanring Theatre
Tarzan and the
She Devil
Lax ‘Barker
Finre
Jon Hall
Too Pa
Lmeron - CO
Middlesboro
Moure
Middlesboro Hospital
Matt Littrett
Tyce Lamblin
Paden
Nadere Peace
Jack Bowling
Kenneth L. Adams
Luther Brooks
Johnny Frances
Houston
Commission
la Department
Ewan Ciague
Kita
Your Sports Headquarters
Middlesboro Hardware
Hake
Zawitt. M
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Pine Mt
Pineville
Carter Caves
Olive Hill
Natural Bridge
Slade
General Butler State Park
Carrollton Pennyrile
Dawson Springs
Sie
FEM le Kéndienbyh
Hellibets Gee
Tars
Ben Kilgore
Parks
Sun-Mon
Burning Hills
Cab Nuster
Natalie Woou
Cinemascopo
Pony Marton
Gaiy— Pelee
Eraulein
Omutittee
Waa
Hell
Eee
Hfeler
Oomuentt
Reams Hardware Co., Inc
Cumberland Ave
Middlestiom, Ky
Tack
Fulton
Josephine Fulton
Janette B
Spangler
Reams Hardware Bldg
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