Tobacco Curing Conditions Said Good Over the Weekend
Kentucky weather bulletin notes good curing conditions over the weekend with light rain in parts of the state. A cold front from Canada will reach the Ohio River by Tuesday afternoon, bringing warmer conditions tonight in the north and cooler temperatures for Kentucky Tuesday night. Scattered showers and cooler conditions are expected Tuesday and Tuesday night ahead of the front. Winds shift from south to north, 10 to 20 mph, with fair and cool conditions by Wednesday. Western and northern Kentucky see sunny, warmer weather today, highs near 60s to mid 70s. Central regions: fair and warmer, highs 80s near 85, with scattered showers Tuesday. Humidity 49 to 65 percent. barley-friendly conditions noted. Barns should be opened per University of Kentucky agronomists.
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Anguer
Cimada
Ohio River
Kentucky
North Central
University of Kentucky
South Central
Siligroun
Billy Graham Heart Rally Moves From Times Square
Billy Graham will hold the Heart of Times Square Rally as planned at Broadway and 42nd Street after police withdrew permission for Times Square. The 46-week revival has drawn about 1,667,500 attendees, but organizers expect 50,000 to 100,000 at the new site.
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New York
Billy Graham
Heart of Times Square
Times Square
Broadaway
45Th St
Roger Hull
Graham New York Crusadersecultive Committee
Police Department
Broadway
42Nd St
Hull
Kentucky News Briefs in Louisville Paducah and Beyond
Kentucky round‑up reports Henry Ward to lead projects for Louisville Chamber of Commerce starting October 1, with prior parks expansion under Earle Clements and Lawrence Wetherby. A Midlerr Borough opening planned September 1 for new park facilities and paving. Paducah notes Betty Bio Keamney died after a fall in a cave near Vienna. City commissioner Trey Clark accuses police chief of failing duties as talks with a union bus agent surface. Richmond covers a major Kentucky raid across Lea Estill and Madison counties with eighteen arrests for tax‑paid whiskey and beer offenses. Circleville reports Adrian Preston charged after a failed attempt to free his brother using hacksaw blades. Madison notes William Strum found dead in Jefferson County jail. Louisville ends a three‑day hotel strike at the Henry Clay with a new contract after talks with AFL‑CIO affiliates.
Hospital Notes At Milesboro Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours
Visiting hours listed for Milesboro Memorial Hospital from 2 45 to 6 20 and 8 30. The record names many individuals including patients and visitors such as Mrs Jack Perry and daughter and Clyde Warrington and daughter and Mrs Hazel Edwards. Admissions include Mrs Virginia Davis and Mrs Myrtle Littrell. A birth is recorded for Mrs Glenn Williams, Harrogate a boy.
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Miileshoro Memorial Hospital
Dissussals
Peter Thacker
Cay
Kinbert Cunningham
LaFolleute
Lewis Whittle
Pathfork
Jack Perry
City
Irs
Clyde Warrington
Jenson
Qoal Rich
Pineville
Elsie Dean
Flat Lick
David Prater
Eagan
Hazel Edwards
Speedwell
Virginia Davis
Valley Creek
Lethie Rose
Hildo Page
Y. Shepherd
Corbin
Myrtle Littrell
Glenn Williams
Harrogate
Dismissals And Missions Names In A Patchwork Ledger
A fragmented list shows dismissals and missions across multiple names and places including George Brittain Gibson Station Phyllis Earle City Wallis Tay and others. The text mentions various individuals and locations such as Tazewell Detroit Harrogate and City, plus a brief New Orleans water incident where firemen used a hotel pool's water to fight a blaze.
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George Brittain
Gibson Station
Ditford Robbins
Calvin Phyllis Earle
Wallis Tay Bush
Tazewell
Georgia Walters
City
Judy Buncan
Wilma Sue Douglass
William Hs
Warner
Mohawk
Walter Whitaker
Arthur Litten Brooks
S. Hy Lurber
Cumberland Gap
Gles Weaver
Detroit
Jris
Vernon Carrall
Daugh
Harrogate
Whitison Murphy
Malaya to Become Free Nation on August 31
United Press staff report that Malaya will gain full independence on August 31, ending British rule after over a century. The agreement signed in London outlines transfer of all powers to Malaya, including defense, finances, and governance, with celebrations planned nationwide and dignitaries arriving for the independence day events.
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Malaya
United Preas
Lonton
Merdeka
Maliy
Commonwealth
Fecdor
Tal Ruudi Lumiger
Turin
Federation
Huse Trun Landers
Tigh
Donald McGillivray
Leitala
Victtoria
Lotaat
Omerdek
Penta
Itz Cen
Yang Db Pertuu Hava
Tungkw Ati Ralvaian
Swith
Duke of Gloucester
Iwtieth
Waterfield To Attend Harlan Event
Acting Governor Harry Lee Waterfield will join dignitaries at the seventh annual Mack Diamond Festival in Harlan on September 6 and 7. Nineteen queen candidates will be feted with dinners brunches and events. Scholarships of 500 300 and 200 will be awarded to top candidates. Over fifteen thousand spectators expected to view a forty unit parade featuring the 1st Airborne Division Band.
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Harlan
Harry Lee Waterfield
Nelson John S. of Pine Mills dies after long illness
John S. Nelson of Pine Mills Route 1 died after an extended illness. He was born in Childeren and was son of the late Calvin and Sally Nelson. He owned the former Fajzabed Stiner and was a retired miner formerly with South oun Mining Canyony at Balkin Ky. Survived by several sons and daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Balkan School House with multiple ministers officiating. Burial followed at Alkan Cemetery. Pallbearers and choir provided minor details.
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Nelson
John S. Nelson
Pineyills
Route 1
Phumday
Chilerne i Ously
Temi
Calvin
Sally Ford Nelson
Fajzabed Stiner
Southoun
Balkin
Theis
Clarence Nelson
Hara Nelson
Inkster
Michami John Nelson, Jr
Middletown
Ohio
Charles Cox
Cleveland
Andy
Cumorland
Kis
Dan Milter
Pineville
George Ridney
Charles Sutton
Alea
Steve Ridner
Leon Ridnee
Clifton Tipstan
Paul Tipton
Junior ‘Heinson
Paul Miller
Junior Miller
Car Once Ueon
Carson Stepr
Charles Suite
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Islitany Projects
Tomiger
Louisville Chamber of Yahout
Ward
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Lastrence W. Wetherby
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Trey Clark
Yurt
Rube Elliott
Vista
Clark
Chirk
Ch Hic
Richmond
Bevers
Lea, Estill
Madison
Circleville
Adrian Preston
Kenickian
Preston
John
Ind
William J. Strum
Staun
Henry Clay Flotel
Tairly
Afl-Cig
Chevrolet
Middlesboro, Ky
XEW
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Hilly King
Kine
Charles Warren
James Ferguson
Shawanee
R. E. Ellison
Gleson Station
Joward Schooler
Ypsilanti
New Orleans
Firetay
Ame
Sun - Mon
James Stewart
Doris Day
Colon
GinemaScope
Technicolng
Kholext Wagner
Jeferey Hunter
ATER
Westinghouse Appliances
Ralch and der Phono
Hanold
Waterfield
Levi Saylor
Gunily
Neo Cyuion
Sarah Laskins
Cawecet Lunes Allome
William Syward Vanovil
Willan
Mhiddinsbore
Tunstey Cheapel
Will Thes
Educel
Joe Moyers
Delores Vaughn
Watcie
Willen Ghoro
Rex
Stevens
Wellingborough
Ian Park
Rommoune
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Strangwr
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