Refugee Winnings to Aid Greek Island Settlement
Geneva reports the UN refugee commissioner plans to allocate his Nobel Peace Prize winnings to help resettle refugees on a lonely Greek island. The effort targets housing for about 25 people facing destitution, with talks of new homes and support from German authorities amid ongoing global refugee concerns.
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Geneva
UPI
United. Nalensigh
Agermy
Hanelful
Coumdsstonsr OT
Tri Staters in Service in World War II Era Lettering
Tri Staters enlist as service members across branches with several named individuals including TL Webb in Middleshore and Brock in Beverly en route to the U.S. 23rd Infantry, plus Davis and Collins and Adkins tied to various hometowns. The piece notes a World War II era air force maneuver involving Langley AFB units across a seven million acre area spanning multiple southern states and Louisiana.
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Fort Bol la
Clifford Davis
John Davis
Calvin
A. John “W. Collins
Patella. Ives
Pineville
Pheon B. Adkins
Ing
Midtigsboro
James Colson
Lawley Aly Moree
Mar
Jack Carson
Dorchester Ave
Air Merce
Sage Brash
Air Moreno
Langley Air Force Base
Souiern
Pleasant View Club Hosts Surprise Supper Guests
Pleasant View Community Club held a surprise supper for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hobbs and daughter Zefa Gaue at Spoils Chancel Methodist Church. The event featured a horn of plenty buffet, group singing with Ruth Garrett at piano, and a toaser gift to the Webbs who plan to move to Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hobbs
Zefa Gaue
Pleasant View
Middlesboro
Joe Turner
Eugene Jones
Ferne
Jennifer
Bob Williams
Harold
Garrett
Ruth
Fernie
Mr. Smiles
Grover Ball
Roberts
B.C. Osborne
Gary
Obituary Fracas Over Widow Mrs Mol le Me Stop Mentions
Obituary notices recount the funeral for Mrs Mol le Me widow of the Inte Dr od Of Enigeswood Read. Services set for 2 o clock at the Jishe and Shumate Chapel with Rev. Wendell H Rone and the Res officiating. Burial in Middleshore Cemetery with pallbearers named. Also obituary details for Millard Williams of Middleshore Route 2 Maelawns who died at 73 after moving to Middleshore in 18 and being survived by daughters and a brother. Funeral arrangements listed with services at Hensley Chapel and Middleshore. Dead and bereaved are named with church and cemetery locations.
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Molle
Enigeswood
Tonyavrosy Ai Stormkin
Jishe
Shumate
Pune
Wendell H Rone
Res
Fern D. Robins
Ark
Middleshore Cementary
Activie Palllenaves
Coe
Minion
Dont Larbert
Millard Willams
Middleshore
Maelawns
Lae
Viginia
Pak
Marret Woorhwaet Wailiains
Vina Gilbert
Yenes Ayo
Mid- Weshore
Hensley Chapel
Tts
Durke Metuifresh
Napdown
Hassi¢ Davis
Middleshoro
Rowe
Aix
Dewey
Prandchildryon
Snowbound Midwest and Northeast Plunged by Dense Fog
A blanket of fog and heavy snow disrupted travel across the Midwest and Northeast. Widespread snow warnings remained in effect as accumulations rose in Central states and along the Great Lakes. Chicago to San Antonio reported slick conditions and flights delayed. fire crews battled a gas fumes incident due to dense smoke.
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Kansas
Minnesota
Creat Lakes
Ohio Valley
Cou Sing
England
Nebraska
Chicago
San Atetonio
Tex
Rev Bob Carpenter Accepts Church Call at Pennington Gap
PENNINGTON GAP Rev. Bob Carpenter will become assistant pastor of First Tethelist Church on January 1. A Mississippi native, he is known locally for youth work with the church and as a member of the Youth Crusader group from Asbury College. He had pursued bachelor degree requirements prior to Christine.
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Pennington Gap
God Carpenter
Mississippi
First Tethelist Church
Pennington Gapp
Carpenter
Asbury College
Lig County
Christine
No Politics Mentioned as Martin Visits Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa UP dispatch notes Martin claims no intent to engage in political activity during his visit. The piece mentions preparations for a second term and a planned meeting with President Cohen amid party concerns. Local officials and attendees including Lexis and Lyplesthy are cited as part of the visit and events in Mont Belvoir and surrounding areas.
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Gettysburg
Marlin i
Cohen
Poli
Willy Mie
Lexis
Progean
de Frestipal
Lyplesthy
Cherrful Mead
Fan
Tye
Idetildven Avid
Alreya
Rome
Mont Belvoir
Hidiy
Browning Fined In Drunk Driving Case At City Court
Middleshore resident 26 identified as Taye Growoing was fined after a drunk driving charge. Arrest details list Caplin Cecil Brats Captain Ernest Mike and Sgt. Charles Munley as officers involved in the case.
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Taye Growoing
Middeshore
Paties
Browning
Caplin Cecil Brats
Ernest Mike
Charles Munley
Kremlin Calls Parliament in Extraordinary Third Session
London reports a Soviet Supreme Soviet third session may convene December to endorse policies of the Soviet government and Communist Party. Officials hint at possible Khrushchev and Bulganin meetings as speculation swirls over shifts in leadership and foreign policy.
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London
Krouslin
Supreme Soviet
Markoni
Koreigi
Vytes Meslin
Mabie
Sovermacat
Communist Party
Moscow
Malate
Tate
Niki A. Khrushchev
Malotan
Bine
Khrushchev
Nikokii Buly
Himsel
Turnius
Chicago Seeks Convict in Two Assaults
Chicago police seek a convict linked to two violent assaults in the city. A woman, Mrs Hitch Jamieson, 38, was found strangled in her apartment on the South Side. Investigators say a cloth was knotted around her neck and blood was present. The killer is believed to have entered the Beal home and dragged victims to a rear room. A missing dog and the family’s two children are noted, while investigators search for the suspected convict in the Boat Building area.
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Polien
Dwar
Chicago
Vieting
Iath Ceil
Hitch Jamieson
Bessy
Beal
Evie
Toni
Frank
Khara
Local Social Vignettes from Cleac Fork and Pineville Area
Page itemized brief social notes from Cleac Fork and Pineville communities recounting Monday visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Campbell and others, including Carries Durhaat and Durheatt, Durbin G. Cy, Py W. meeting in Manchester, and Sunday gatherings at Mrs. Emnly Dae hain's home with Abs, Rhoda Miracle, and relatives, plus incomplete references to Chaves and Mrs Hoskin.
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Bill Campbell
Cleac Fork
Turhany
Af Binewille
Atrs
Bylly Duin
Carrie Durhaat
Pine
Finily. Durbin
G. Cy Durheatt
Manchester
W. AT. Campbell
Pineville Road
Mas
Emnly Daehain
Abs
Rhoda Miracle
Chaves
Ail Hoskin
GOP Recovery Seen in South Sparks 1964 Talk
GOP gains in the traditionally Democratic South are noted by Hall, while Stevenson contests the reading. Stevenson cites a swing through the region as evidence the Democratic candidate will carry Georgia, the state that voted for Eisenhower in 1952, and he criticizes farm policy and domestic matters. Also discussed are remarks by Goldwater, Averell Harriman, and other Democratic and Republican figures at Young Democrats meetings and campaign events across the South and Midwest.
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Stevenson
Elsenhewer
HiEnoix
Horn
Youn
Tenmorais
C. Mennen Willits
Michigan
Podle Remocentiy
Erificat of
Ste
Williams
Afhicultura
Benson
Georgia
Republ Hall
Mann
South
Goldwater
Armont
Senate
Coldwater
Washington
Midwest
Gail
Newly Merged Labor Unit Attracts Rival Party Interest
James Devey York reports a newly merged AFL CIO labor unit drawing attention from Republicans and Democrats at an upcoming convention. GOP hopes to win Western support and possible Eisenhower speech while Democratic contenders Vying for labor backing. Delegates plan a combined session Monday at the Armory on Puise Ave. Eisenhower, recovering from heart issues, may address the gathering as party leaders push for unity and influence ahead of 1958 or 1960 campaigns.
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James Devey
York
Neaders
GOP
Eisenhower Ion Specchinakty
Eisenhower
Tel Neo
Gettyssburg
AFL
T1st
Nextmental
Puise Ave
Hatem
Pilin
Mitch
Ibs
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Sruttg
Germany
Ther Giexeking
Ganong i Eaepitnisy
Tne
AoWoklae
Abel
Ald Isha
Geran
Dieseking
Miers
Duishene
OKRYO
China
United
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Japan
Peiping Hudis
Ayako Kei Tate
Chinna Dem Wonsen
Chile
Iki
Chine
Mei
National
Toute
Tecpan
New
Huenos
Propane Lexy
Eortaly Vesteietan
Tian DB
Peron Atl
Tri-Staters
Samuel H. Webb
Korea
TL Webb
Boros
Tih Infantry Division
Speciallat
Webb
Tish Regiment
Fort Lee
Wweo
Globe Brick Company
Wowell
David Brock
Sue
Spocalist
Bavkt Brock
Hills Daverty
Mes
Floyd Brock
Beverly
U.S
Brook
Sage Bush
Jack Colson
Johnny Weissmuller
Indy Wash
Jesse James
Preston Foster
Barbara Britton
ALS
Molle Moss Evans
Wolliamis
James Partin
Monslay Cawood Muneral
Willdasl
Cuba
Abe
Pris Nyttive
Evs
John M. Tasking
Maney
Grover Pittman Offlriting
Wils
Gomelery
Brower Creek
View Cleon Miracle
Coyil Plinymon Hunley
Brows
Jl Tenury
Shiends
Dy United Bess
Bob Carpenter
Martin
DR. Ceryll
Ms. Fy DE
Samlene Town
Reena Awa
Surthy
Xtra
Berlin
TE - West
Sonmomtisis
Setualnn Tor
Conny Aaktalk
Kremlin
TNS Taste “Tyelvantes
Maju
Hinton
Carl
Oe Scott
Angela Lansbury
Warner Anderson
Jean Parker
Wallace Ford
John Emery
Kenneth Gamet
Fewuga
Dick Ray-Carey-York
Mitsuke Kimura
Wees
Hall
Republica
Chaiean Leonard
Adal Stevenson
Atlanta
Bivethrower
New York
Oregon
Wettin
Nevada
Averell Tarrinin
New Orleans
Shackroat
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Oman
Paul
Hopolulu
Mawati
Barry Goldwater
Arizona Amlsn
William F. Koowland
Oni Fo
Adie
Withoit
Mitchell
ODD Fellows
Hall S
White Flower Shop
Cumberland Ave
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