Desperately in Love With Other's Wife Leads to Death Mystery
Paducah Ky Saturday night Crews 28-year-old physicist at the atomic plant and in love with Dorothy Mitchell was questioned by Detectives after admitting love for the bride of Chaudet. He was found dead the next morning in his bed. Authorities say no heart seizure was evident per coroner Tangins while Maj. Tilghman and Chief Deputy Fields pursue the case for a possible homicide or suicide.
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Crews
Washington
Maj
Tilghuns
Paducan
Saki
Tate
Chaudet
Carols Caunty
Charlie Fistols
Saninay
Fields
Noy Douglas
Tangins
Judge Rejects Bid to Dismiss Sedition Charges in Kentucky Case
In Louisville Kentucky Judge K R Curt denied a bid to dismiss sedition charges against Carl Braden and associates. Bonds were set at 500 dollars for each defendant and a November 72 date was set. Braden previously convicted in 1954 for advocating sedition and sentenced to 35 years and 43000 dollars fine, later freed after a US Supreme Court ruling on federal sedition jurisdiction. The case stems from a June explosion at a Black contractor’s home linked to Braden who owned the property before transferring it.
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Louisville
Shs
Grong
Carl Braden
Saimin
K. R. Curtis
Braden
Kentucky Court At Appeals
U. S. Supreme Court
Eminent
Bradenesse
Ande Wade IV
Necro
Wade
Obituaries for Lonnie Wylie and Connie Brooks
Lonnie Wylie 51 of Tazewell died Sunday morning at Afidds boro hospital. Survived by wife Katie Wylie and children Houston Welie Ann Fresswell Lorene Poor Georgia Greer Mits Eula Gray Wytie and others. brothers Horace Paris and J Wylie. funeral 2 pm at Blairs Creek Baptist Church with burial in family cemetery Coffey Funeral Home, Tazewell, in charge. Connie Brooks 83 of Tazewell Route 6 died yesterday at home. Survived by daughters Bennie Mae Siene Vallie Bertner sister W H Yannoy and John Shuae. six grandchildren seven great-grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday Springdale Baptist Church with burial in family cemetery Coffey Funeral Home, Tazewell, in charge.
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Tazewell
Afiddsboro Hospital
Katie Wylie
Houston Welie
Monroe
Horace Wylie
Paris Wytie
Marrogate
J. 2
Wylie
St. Charles
Vaslater
Orphin Ford
Claiborne County
Blairs Creek Baptist Church
Coffey Fimera
Homie
Mits CG
Springdale Baptist Church
Coffey Funeral Home
Tazewell Uni Bop
Hospital Notes Dismissals Admissions and Local Names
Middlesboro Hospital lists dismissals including Randy Burchell Judy Mincey Jayce Gambrell and Charles Salley with city ties Harrogate and Ewing. Admissions include Gary Nelson Frank Laft and others from City and Ark. A birthday gathering at the Allan Kings home grows into a large neighborhood celebration with children Darcell Wayne Sandra and Gary born on April 26.
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Middlesboro Hospital
Randy Burchell
Cumberlans
Willie Dilimar
Ewing
Judy Mincey
Jayce Ann Gambrell
Charles Salley
City
Tom Bradford
Harrogate
Gary Nelson
Frank Laft
Ciy
Tad
Dad Beebe
Ark
Allan Kings
Darcell Wayne
Sandra
Gary
Bids Sought for St Marys Episcopal Church Additions
Notice announces bids for alterations and additions to St Marys Episcopal Church Middlesboro Kentucky. Bids due 2 30 pm on September 13 at the church. plans from Perkins and Bryant 509 Woodbine Drive Lexington KY with $1000 deposit per set. Deposit refunded upon return of documents within 33 days after bid opening.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Middleshire
Kentucky
S.T
Perkins and
Bryant
Woodiine Drive
Lexington
Tax Assessing Varies Widely Across Tennessee Counties
A legislative council subcommittee heard Ceril Morgan report wide variation in property tax assessments across Tennessee counties. Cities average 33 percent of sale price vs counties 22 percent. many properties go untaxed or underscored due to incomplete listings and infrequent reappraisal.
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Nashville
Legislative Council
Tennessee
Lille
Council
Ceril Morgan
Repart
Che Repart
Studs Group
Greissesser
Christmas gifts destroyed by fire in New Milford residence
A summer residence in Camp Notre Dame, Munsants, OH, caught fire and destroyed all Christmas gifts. The owner, Nis Kelly, had been planning early holiday preparations and had wrapped gifts there before they were moved to visit Jevany City.
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New Milford
Christy Ping
Mino Fergieanay
Nis Kelly
Notre Dame
Munsants
Jevany City
Typhoon Near Formosa Heads Toward Chinese Nationalist Land
A 1%-typhoon named Charlotte was centered about SM miles southeast of Formosa and moving toward Chinese Nationalist territory. Winds near the typhoon's center were reported at 9 miles per hour.
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Formosa
Illinois Dem Nominee Undecided on Governorship Bid
Illinois Democrats swirl around Governor race as Paschen mulls staying in or quitting the bid amid questions before Cook County Grand Jury over a $29 employee fund in the county treasurer's office. Investigators plan to probe bank contributions to campaigns while Paschen defends actions and fires aides. The decision hinges on party leadership and ballot fate. Meanwhile a separate note reports James C. Mearon earning a Master’s in Library Science and taking a new circulation head role at McCormick.
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Clucago Oil
Herbert CG. Paschen
Cook County
Truns
Janes C. Mearon
University of Kenncky
Eh Cy Tloit McCormick Sysracy
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Virginia
Heaven
Bronthett County High School
Jackson
Kentucky
Mis. c
G-Men and Police Target Riesel Case This Week
New York reports say G-men and police plan to crack the Nickoy Riegel case within days. Federal authorities promise action against higher ups tied to the April 3 attack as witnesses feed information to a federal grand jury. A mystery woman connected to the case prompted a brief search in the Lower East Side area before investigations paused awaiting further disclosures.
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Riesel
New York
Nickoy Riegel
Paul Williams
Williams
Wnde
Federal Grand Jury
Ne Plan
TBE
Uwit Walkies Talkies
Anaremystetar
Lower East Side
Worgan
Ahronas
Pallee
Womgn
Riesel Ca
Meany disputes GOP claims on American worker
AFL CIO President George Meany says the American worker remains strong and criticizes GOP charges, while a city council acts against three unions over alleged welfare fund mismanagement. The council orders the 25,000 member Laundry Workers Union to show cause for possible suspension and probes the Auto Workers and Industrial Workers unions further.
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Forest Park
Aflcio
George Meany
Gation Meany
Republic Party
Council
Lillery Workers
Police arrest invading gang in Shadyside riot
Police arrested several juveniles after an attack by a teenager gang, the Shaders, on Shadyside residents Monday night. Five girls and other youths from Bellaire traveled by ten cars to riverfront areas near the narrows. Authorities say two youths fought amid the clash, with six teenagers fined after questioning and release to parents.
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Shadyside
Ohio
Jem
Vaderx
Sheni S
Fers
Ohio Uy Paltel
Shvaders
Bellaire
Arthur Gillis
Montag
To Fangs
Finct
State Seeks to Recover Pay for Double Compensation
FRANKFORT UP A suit by Kentucky attorney general seeks 3169 in back pay from Mrs Marie Reeves for January and February last year when she held two roles in the state Legislature deputy clerk of the Senate and secretary to a joint committee investigating welfare institutions She is accused of drawing 15 a day plus 313 daily for the same days totaling 73 days and the state asks refund of the 313 daily payments on days she also received the 15 00 payments The action follows a legislative resolution urging recovery and was prepared by Asst Atty Gen David B Sebree
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Arradsburg
Pickett urges higher credit for coal industry
Dallas Texas executive vice president Tom Pickett told the American Bar Association that the current 30 percent depletion allowance is inadequate to finance expansion and meet rising energy demand. He argued coal will drive the next decade’s growth despite nuclear fusion and solar rivals.
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Dallas
Tex
UPJ
Tom Pickett
Associ Loday
Pickett
Wey
Dilemma Solved in Huntington Man’s Dog Companion
James Arthur, dog-attacked four times during a mail route in Huntington, carries a Spycerolus Boxer as a daily working companion. The quirky solution frames his routine and resilience amid dangers on the job.
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Huntington
W. Va
James Arthur
Arthur
Fitzpatrick’s Seat as Speaker Questioned in Court
A disrupted legal argument centers on whether a vacancy in the General Assembly exists and if the House can seat Fitzpatrick. The Court of Appeal rulings suggest vacancies may arise, but final power rests with the tribunal to decide if a member remains. The case cites previous decisions and notes the implications for legislative seating.
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Rene
D’érgue
Emilie
Court of Appeal
Pritter
Stenaghy Indic
Ant
Fitzpatrick
Miahway Department
Sen. E. Shintey Blake
Carlisle
Merguson
Figentick
Wetbacks Ridt On 'Hell Ship'
Washington reports a U S inquiry into the vessel Mercurio described as a penal hell ship with overcrowded conditions and riots aboard. Investigators say Mexicans were packed aboard near Tampico, with two lifeboats and inadequate facilities, amid claims of substandard safety and living quarters.
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Washington
Ophlen
Wvay
al Re
Mollohan
United Press
Elkins
W.va
Hat
Onerahons
Lee
Fates
Chayters
U.S
Brom Port Isabel
Tex
Veracruz
Mexica
Immigration Service
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Mexico
AO Mostouns
Merete
Tampico
Cottia
Chiek
Tampito
Wilheim P. Rogirs
Coadi Us
Mercurio
Razors
White Leader Paces Charge At Clinton High School Riot
John Kasper 26 of Carmilen Ned faced charges in the Clinton High School riot case. Judge J. Lins presided in the justice court as purchasers debated the picketing move by White Citizens Council organizers. Local officials reported tense scenes as about 103 adults gathered for the school’s first state operated public session.
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Clinton
Tenn
Clinton High
Seaboand White Citizens Council
Washington, B.C
Irony Toon
Aelves
Tennessee
Walter &. Fisehey
Kasper
British Beer Capacity Could Float 89 Ships
The British Brewers Assn reports Britons drank 992 million gallons of beer in 1935. That quantity could foot 59 battleships the size of the Royal Navy’s Vanguard. The article notes U.S. Navy Waves began as an officer’s act on July 30, and mentions past girmianettes and their enlisted status changes.
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British Brewers Assn
Royal Navy
Vanguard
United States
U.S Navy
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