22 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1956
Page
1
Readable tips describe making decorative paper trees from crepe paper and pom poms using common craft supplies. Steps include shaping five inch stems from green paper, folding and clipping for tree form, securing with wire or pencils, and placing in jars or glasses with water and a touch of vinegar for a frosty look.
Pvt James RA Gell son of Mr and Mrs Bob O'DCN Cumberland Gap is six weeks into basic combat training with the 4th Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. The 21 year old attended Peabody College before entering the Army. Bill Smith son of Mr and Mrs Parker Smith Blanche was recently promoted to specialist third class at Fort MacArthur CA where he serves in the 208th Antiaircraft Artillery Group.
Sgt Warren G Buell son of James M Buell of New Tazewell serves in the 408th Quartermaster Company of the 2nd Airborne Division in Germany. He entered the Army in 1953 and arrived in Europe in May for overseas duty.
Pvt Lawrence B Ferguson trains in Texas receiving eight weeks of Wassel combat instruction with the 3rd Armored Division. He is in a bee program set to TAM replacements. Ferguson serves in Germany and is listed with his mother Mrs. Axis Tables at Role 3.
PFC Rex Potter son of Mr and Mrs Cassie Potter of Pinevilla plays on the past Fort Story cage team. The 1952 Del County Wish School graduate is making a sports showing as part of the local service unit team.
Two Pineville sailors serve aboard the Valley Forge Navy ship. Seaman Andrew Moskins is listed with Mr. and Mrs. Andina NL of Route 7 Pineville as his family. Loy R. Raines is noted as keeper elsewhere in the report along with additional local names and associations.
Pvt. Charles R. Taylor, in al Mery aul M Rhea Taylor, Teving, Keopally a was assigned to the shed Tofantry Regimeny, the Army's top ceremonial nil, at Fort Ayer. Va Vayler entered the Arn Lear Hy. Hie altonsten That's Willher h Schou.
The article fragment mentions D Saylor a graduate carpenter and a son Anchie C Saylor of Pineville. It references Fort Lennart Woot and a cue opening cause but details are unclear. The text appears damaged with erased portions and misread names.
A flawed holiday notice urges safer decorating practices. It warns about damaged wiring insulation and worn plugs, the dangers of running cords under rugs, and overloading outlets. It stresses using quality cords, keeping lights away from heat sources, and consulting a qualified electrician for electrical faults.
Admissions list includes Clyde Sandifer Tazewell Vanity Garey Buenas and others. Names such as Mrs Alva Evans and daughter Mrs Wel Toonean appear in the visiting section. Local hospital records show multiple patients across departments.
Amid garbled notes and stray names, a traffic ticket case involving a Santa figure surfaces. The fragment hints at public scrutiny and a mistaken assignment, with uncertain details about the vehicle, location, or authorities.
Heidelberg Germany reports Col Tachi Feipe OMD released after investigation into the Malmedy massacre during World War II. The release references Peiper and the Waffen SS unit involved in the Veldencross area killings of American troops at the Bulge.
A chaotic OCR text cites Governor Clement and a 1999 agriculture award, mentioning Tennessee officials, public figures, and ceremonial duties. It references annual events, policy themes, and public notices about speakers and commissions, but many names and details are garbled.
Obituary notices report Audy Lamidein 77 burial in New Lanihelia Cemetery with services at the home. funeral home Reece of Newweowell in charge. Also listed are JOAN A DAVENPORT 84 obituary with services at her home and burial at Marthe Cemetery, and IDA PEARL CREMLNY 40 burial at Siwedville with Rev William Wither guid and Rev idy Buchanan officiating. Additional items name Roxie Wilder, Ruby Davenport, and Mary Sunt among survivors.
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