Obituary notices from Middlesboro area feature multiple deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Elizabeth Isabelle McLinn Sam Bunch Linda Diana Myers and others. Services and burial arrangements are listed with locations at Meyers Grove Baptist Church Richmond Cemetery Raven Ting Cemetery and Old Yellow Creek Cemetery. Coffey Funeral Home and Baker Funeral Home are in charge.
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Cora Smith Keek
Near Tazewell
Unl Meek
New Tazewell
Fred Higst
Earl Jisks
Morristown
Meyers Grove Baptist Church
Coffey
Elizabeth Isabelle McLinn
Elizabethsabelle
Lizzie)McLin
Rose Mill
Hattie
Mary Florence
Raseill
Rj, McLin
Mazel Green
Adelia Len
Rouse
Balfour Sulton
Abingdon
Richmond
A. H. Tonk
Richmond Cemetery
Sam
Bunch
Middlesboro
Virgie Bunch
Briston Hollingsworth
Lexington
William Guneh
New ‘Tazewell
Burbin Bunch
Dewoit
Mich
Carles Bail Bunch
FL Jackson
S. C
Whrsl
Caffey Fedieval Home
Tazewell
Raven Ting
Coffey Funeral Home
Linda Diana Myers
Luther Myers
Fork Ridge
Cawool Funeral
W. B. Bingham
Dor Price
Jimmine Green
Yellow Creek
Odis Swangim
Denald Roberts
Jerry Woody
Dovid A. Baker
Davie A. Baker
Barbourville
Harlan
St. Paul Baptist Church
Frank Maysers
Lloyd Baker
Oscar Prazier
Oscar Frazier
Hazant
Vineyile Hospital
Auburn
Ala
Jimmy Frazier
Mwazard
K. D. Frazier
Hazard
Walter Funeral Home
Lula Short Barton
Nootwood Road
Middlesuove
God In Christ
Will Mae Short
Wunt
Atyrtle Overton
Tinnard
Clyde Wells
Indianapolis
Prandehimn
James
Arthur
Ernest Heifeet
Jerry
Edith Barton
Pidlestorea
Baker Funeral Home
Hazard Mine Reopens Under Harveyton Coal Firms
Hazard mine in Harveyton reopened after closing in February. Frank Medaris, president of Harveyton Co, says Lost Creek Coal Co will operate it and expect about 500 tons of coal daily. Firvey Coal Co is chartered in Kentucky with headquarters in Harveyton and will supply from Lost Creek Coal Co.
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Hazard
Coca
Harveyton
Frank MM. Medaris
Harveyton Co
Lost Creek Coal Co
Firvey Coal Co
Kentucky
Iarveyton
Trondell Co
Lads Creek
Losi Creek Coal Co
Armed Forces Probed as Investigations Expand in Congress
Incoming Senate Armed Services chair Russell signals revival of the Preparedness subcommittee to scrutinize armed forces purchases and the Eisenhower era. Democrats plan wide probes into communism, security, and government power while House members pursue code changes and staff shakeups.
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Congress
Sayivy
Eisenhower
Russell DG
Senate Armed Services Committee
Atmei Forces
Oodman
Sen
Sparknan
Alw
Senate
Sep
Jenner At-Inds
House
Fingh Scott
Tonge
Waller Bpal
UN- American Activities Committee
Rep
Velde
Robert L. Kunis
Raphae 1
Nixon
Waller
Kunzle
CIE
Tennessee Valley Authority
Senate Judiciary
Wefauver
Bmeonn
Olin D. Folinsion
D-Sc
Johnston
Maid of Cotton 1955 named from Oklahoma winner
De Lois Faulkner of Salisaw Oklahoma crowned Maid of Cotton for 1955 after triumphing over 21 contestants from 15 cotton states. She succeeds Beverly Pack as ambassador of the cotton industry and will undertake a six month 60000 mile international tour beginning with a modeling course in New York.
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Memphis
Lois Faulkner
Tom
Oklahoma
Miss Faulkner
Saliisaw Oklah
Beverly Pack
el Paso
Tex
The
United
Farone
New York
Security board proposal outlined for presidential oversight
BASADENA Calif Dr Van nevar Bush proposes a presidential security board independent of Congress. The board would be appointed by the President and consist of private citizens, not scientists, with strong legal expertise to operate in a calm judicial atmosphere. He argues only positive safe funds within the executive branch can prevent misuse of security measures.
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Basadena
Calif
Vannevar Bush
Congress
Must Help Farmers Says McCarthy Urges Action to Aid Farms
Senator McCarthy warned that without steps to raise farm income the Republican party could face disaster in 1941 elections. He cited farm income declines. he urged aid to bring farmers closer to a ten percent level and warned of a possible sit-in if conditions worsen.
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Wastitagton
Sen. McCarthy
Headless Chick Story Surfaces in Odd City Tale
A bizarre note from Nantonio reports a headless chick living after four days despite earlier claims of death. The source, identified as Pex the W. If. Gilerense, says Tun was cut off Saturday and expresses confusion over the strange situation. Local readers are urged to consider the uncanny poultry mystery.
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Nantonio
W. If. Gilerense
Saranda
Panama City search for taminy gunner widens to hunt
A crime expert is expected to arrive to aid police in the hunt for the gunman who ambushed President Jose A. Remon on Sunday. Panama’s government asked for FBI help, but the U.S. State Department declined. Over 500 arrests have been made including ex-president Arnulfo Arias and his former security chief. three Panamanian women are linked to the case.
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Panama
Jose A. Remon
Paname
FBT
U.S. State Department
Arulia Arias
Sutsone
Unsteady Times for Burley Tobacco Markets
Lexington Kentucky reports a Department of Agriculture chart showing rising stockpiles and production for burley tobacco. In 1931 53 production exceeded use by about 207 million pounds, with 1954 crops adding to carryback stocks near 3.4 years supply. The Burley Tobacco Growers Co operatives said loan prices range 53 to 1 per hundred, with 71 million pounds of sale in premium grades. A meeting set for January 12 to discuss market, supply and quota issues. six-state tobacco commissioners formed a steering group in Nashville to examine decline factors.
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Lexington
Sim
Visa
Department of Agriculture
Burley Tobacco
Burtey Tobasco Growers Co-Operative Assr
W. J. Stolen
Staton
Ioan
Stppartis Ap
Burley
Clarence
Tobacco Division
Commodity Stabilization Service
Agriculture
Nashville
Lenn
Ban on Russians reaches non existent South Dakota county
The State Department order restricting Russian travel covers 39 states and parts of the nation, with odd effects such as a now non existent South Dakota county declared off limits. Officials note the measure is reciprocal to Russia restricting American travel and cast doubt on its practical enforceability. Local officials express skepticism and confusion over how bans would be applied in scattered rural areas and urban centers alike.
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State Department
South Dakota
New Orleans
Washington
Russia
Stargrad
Kiev
Khaya
Orden
Philadelphia
Gaylord P. [Tarnewell
The
University, of Philadelphia
Austin
Tex
T. C. Lang
Lang
Austin Bacon
Nebraska
Civil Defense
T. E. Davidion
Town Development Commission
Towa
Cone
Crilies
San Bratiaishoy Weredbotts
Aaratinae
Raver
Offi
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