Clement Feud With Friar Sul In 1950s Political Run
A tangled political piece centers on Clement and Friar Sul's rivalry as party leaders and potential gubernatorial contenders. The narrative notes Secretary Finis and a looming legislative vote, with mentions of Eddy Frist, Gov. Clement, and several possible Clement-backed rivals including Joe Henry, Hitter Titer, and Glenn Nicely. The piece reflects late 1950s to early 1960s Alabama style intrigue surrounding party alliances, potential candidacies, and unspecified dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Balry
Regisintare
Geta
Bonn
Eddie Frist
Pract Clement
Hen
Stare
Finis Dary
Fiine
Ater
Alfie
Clement Forres
Togost
Clement
Friar
Avalon
Eteford Ellington
Adj
Joe Henry
Hitter Titer
Glenn Nicely
Canis
Sere
Kentucky News Briefs From 1952 Era
In Calvert City workers voted 63 to remain non union in a National Labor Relations Board supervised election, rejecting affiliation with the Old, Chemical and Atomic Workers of America. In Stanton Powell County attorney Wy A Stewart died at 78 after a brief illness in Winchester. J A Beeler was elected chairman of the Kentucky Real Estate Commission in Louisville, which enforces broker and salesman standards. Betty Mills, 36, and her brother Kenneth Mills, 33, were killed and injured when their car hit a culvert near Philpot. Betty died at the scene, Kenneth was listed in fair condition at Owensboro Daviess County Hospital. In Louisville Sgt Henry B Bullins, son of a local couple, reported in a German exercise. Sgt Kenry Bullins noted in Associated Press dispatch. The Louisville Bay Association appoints a new chief deputy clerk for the U.S. District Court for Western Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry B. Bullins
Associated Press
Jarkullins
Louisville
Marin
Meter
Louisville Bay
Gaanang
District Court For
Western Kentucky
Association
Calvert City
Goadrich Co. Employes Yes
National Labor Relisions Board
Old, Chemical and Atomic Workers of America
J. A Revie Beeler
Kentucky Real Estate Commission
Awenstiong
Rbetty Mills
Waltesville
Kilied
Kenneth Mills
Philpot
Gwenshore Daviess County Hospital
Middle East Crisis Casts Shadow Over Mediterranean Airbases
The piece notes rising Middle East tension risks to U.S. and allied airbases around the Mediterranean. It cites Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt and Western powers, with U.S. bases in Morocco, Libya, Spain and elsewhere as strategic points. Security has tightened, and bases remain on high alert with midair refueling and staging roles highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle East
Mediterranean
U.S
French
Maracco
Libya
Dolias
United States
Prany
Ceyne
Su Canal
U. 3
Plases
Thorpin
Trea Enelde
Momeco
Benguerin
Novaseeur
Sidi Sitmane
Qaulhaul
Tripoli
Spain
Madrid
Zaragoza
San Paulo
Marod
Mediterranea
Unie
Pentagon Siicials
Air Force
Ney
Tri-Staters in Service Tri-Staters in Service
Fragmented OCR notes list several names and statuses for Tri-State recruits or service members. Mentions include Edgar Jr and Hale as sons of local residents, with references to naval training centers, shipboard duties, and service schools. Details are garbled but indicate a temporary leave followed by reassignment based on qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdgar
Tihves, Jr
Wep
Ville
Paul
Hale
Hersin
Noy
Nie Naval Tr Center
Avkes
Eich
Pvt Virgil Sizemore Assigned to 82nd Artillery Battalion in Japan
Pvt Virgil Sizemore, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Bindey Sizemore, has been assigned to the 82nd Artillery Battalion in Japan. He served as a truck driver in the battalion and recently completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Sizemore
A.p
Bindey Sizewore
82Nd
Japan
Sizemore
Battay
Josh Sped
Fort Leonard Word
Marine Medal Honors San Diego Sergeant Eastey
Y Sergeant Thomas Eastey, son of Mr and Mrs T B Easley of Harton, earned the Marine Medal for marksman skill at the Amyus National Rifle matches in 1956. He serves with a special marksman unit in Weapons Training Battalions, the Meplats Vile range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Dnego
Calif
Togl
Thomas i. Fastey
Pin Ohia
Amyus
Easley
Mer T
Ius
End
Hue
Elizabeth J. Blanton
Harton
Wilh
Fw Special
Jmarksmiuship
Vile Sange
Sai DieRo
Pvt Virginia Sutton Completes Basic Training at Fort McClellan
Pvt Virginia Sutton, 24, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Sutton of Route 4 Tazewell, has completed eight weeks of basic training at the Women's Army Corps Center Fort McClellan Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sutton
Diughe Mor
Thomas F. Sutton
Route 4
Tazewell
Women’s Army Corps Center
Fort McClellan
Ala
Pvt Bobby R Sizemore Completes Armor Training Course
Pvt Bobby R Sizemore, son of Dra Lena Sizemore of New Taze, recently completed ten weeks of advanced individual training under the packet platoon system at the Army Armor Training Center, Fort Knox, Ky. He entered the Army as a recruit and completed basic training at Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby R. Sizemore
Dra
Lena Sizemore
New Tazewell
Army
Armor Training Center
Fort Knox
Sizemore
Fort Knee
Two Claiborne Soldiers Training In Washington
Pfc Deaning T Beery and Pvt Kenneth W Janeway, sons of local families, are undergoing advanced infantry training with the 1st Division at Fort Te Wilsh in Washington. The training aims to sharpen skills for upcoming duties and national service commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claiborne
Washington
Deaning T. Beery
Neil Betvig
Spondwell
Kenneth W. Janeway
Claire OQ
Janeway Fliente
Lone Meantain
Fort Te Wilsh
U S Israel condemn Soviet actions in Hungary and Middle East
The United States and Israel prepared separate resolutions condemning the Soviet intervention in Hungary and warning against meddling in the Middle East. The U S plan would urge Dag Hammarskjold to send observers and seek broad sponsorship, possibly including Afro-Asian nations, as the General Assembly reconvenes on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniter Nations
W-Y. Upl
United States
Ae. Wole
Soviet Union
Hungary
Holy Russia
Israel
General Assembly
Russia
Middle East
U.S
Dag Hammarskjeld
Flungary
Gilther Evewlturss
Obituaries from Alva and Mars area church services
Obituaries note funeral services for Mrs Vonie Wilson at Cannon Creek Baptist Church with elders officiating and pallbearers from family. burial in church cemetery. Troy Lemar Walters of Alva Kentucky dies at home. funeral arrangements incomplete with Cawood Funeral Home handling. Miss Minnie Marcum’s funeral held at Pirate Christian Church with local pallbearers and burial in Mars Cemetery. Carlisle and Shumate Funeral Home in charge.
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MES. Wonsnir Wason
Vonie Wilson
Cannon Creek Baptist Church
JA Roving
JB. Marsee
Alas Mitainky
Gran Childern
Carlisle
Shumate
Troy Lemar Walters
Troy LaMlare Walters
Alva
Kentucky
Cawood
Minnie Marcust
Mionie Marcum
Pir
Christian Church
H. x. Livesay
GL. Weekley
Theodore Blondell
Edd Hoe
Doris Dean
Barton Whitaker
George Stapleton
Joe Paul Vestal
Carl Jones
Bill Recur
Kenneth Dixon
Mars Cemetery
Shumute
Charac
Hospital Notes At Middlesbom Uvsylkal I at Clinic
Dismissals include Mrs. G. M. Slater Cory Mrs. T. W. Pletches Tezewetl W Jesree City You Cos Harrogate Boyd McNew baby girl Taster Gilson Speedwell Admissions list includes Mrs. Franklin Jarnigan baby boy New Tazewell Carl Sutton Tipprell Mrs Beaton Longsworth Ewing O Seward Harrogate after Brock Pineville
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Middlesbom Uvsylkal I
Muors
G. M. Slater
Cory
T. W. Pletches
Tezewetl
W. Jesree
City
You Cos
Harrogate
Boyd McNew
Taster Gilson
Speedwell
Franklin Jarnigan
New
Tazewell
Carl Sutton
Tipprell
Beaton Longsworth
Ewing O. T. Seward
Brock
Pineville
Knoxville Schools Asked To Accept Clinton Negroes
Anderson County officials asked Knoxville authorities to admit nine Clinton High School Negro students who dropped an integrated class due to racial disturbances. Knoxville School Board will consider the transfer proposal on December 10. the students had attended Austin High in Knoxville after leaving Clinton.
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Clinton
Anderson County
Knoxville, Tenn
Frank Erwin
Knoxville School Board
Clinton High
Tara Johnsti
Knoxville City School Board
Hhe
Irwin
Twin
Austin High
Enasville
Anderson’ Comey
Zediamt
Murderer Nash Claims He Hated People in Slay Spree
Stephen Nash, a 13 year old ex convict, told homicide detectives he killed four people including a 10 year old Venice boy, claiming he hated people with "real problems." He described stabbing the boy more than 40 times and wielding a knife and a pipe to kill others, while explaining his motive as repayment to society for mischief from his youth. Authorities say they are awaiting proof but Nash provided many details linking him to the four killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Stephen Nash
Alice
George Rice
Venice
Calif
Monivi
Nash
John W. Glerg
Lone Beach
Moyet
Leroy Barnot
Sacramento
Ciel
Society
U S Air Force weighs mothballs to ward gulls near bases
The U S Air Force considers using mothballs on military airport runways near coastlines to protect against seagull strikes. Collisions with gulls have damaged aircraft and endangered pilots, a tactic Britain’s RAF has found effective in deterring the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
New AF Academy Spawns Legends at Teething Camp
An Army Air Forces training site near Ames launches cadets into legendary status as they learn at a temporary facility. Reports describe pranks and strict drills, with coffee duties, parachute mishaps, and a focus on discipline. The piece notes the academy aims to outshine rival programs and move to a permanent campus in 1958, highlighting the growing influence of the class and the project’s trials.
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Kenneth Chm
AVA State
Centrapainlent Lawhry
Peaver
Cola
Air Penge Academy
Otass
St Ct
Amnipolis
West Paint
West Army
Navy
Anu 4
Eantnins
Eiprard
Academy
Sonhammes
al Lowey
Consun
Iowa
Stanford
Acree
Pacific
Eniavie Tyre
Inlstigabe
Muskegon teens craft self governing code at Catholic Central
At Muskegon Catholic Central High School 1053 students with a parents group fashioned a teen code of conduct. It covers public displays of affection and parental awareness while parents set rules on parties and curfews. Students pledge restraint to reduce risk and encourage home entertainment. Principal Rev Louis LaPres calls it a tremendous help. The plan includes a 1:30 am closing time for informal gatherings and a focus on guiding behavior without curbing activities.
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Muskegon Mich
Teemage d
Muskegon Catholic Central High School
Litely
Assi
Louis LaPres
Ami
Wales
Spen
Tom
Negroes Cite Job Problems in Chicago League Study
The Chicago Union League analyzes how low earning power among Negro workers stems from poor early preparation and negative parental attitudes. It notes many youths lack incentive, with missed opportunities in skilled trades and a traditional drift to lower-paying jobs. The League promotes targeted training clubs and a brochure of skilled jobs to widen access and improve community employment.
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Gutrago Fc
Joly Mat
Chicago
Leanne
Nezm
Aristle
Lennie
le Fins
Acgtral Panther
Negra Chiltron
Thashn
Mathenvilies
Selene
Pamptesiies
Neprass
Chica
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