Obituary notices and funeral details from Tinsley area
Obituary notices list Leona Hembree Stewart age 29 of Detroit died December 31 in Detroit Michigan. Survived by husband Jenny Stewart and relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. Funeral at Calvary Baptist Church Tinsley with Rev John Pactin and Rev Jess Slusher officiating. Burial in Wilson Cemetery Tinsley. Pallbearers were family friends. song services by church choir with Pauline Parrott at piano. Durham Funeral Home in charge. Also listed infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson Jr of Detroit died at birth December 31 1954. Burial at Wilson Cemetery Tinsley. Durham Funeral Home in charge. Nearby obituaries note Neal Massengill age 3 of Kankee Kentucky died January 3. Survived by wife Ada Massengill, son Barene, parents Calvin Massengill and others. Funeral at Crockett Cemetery with Rev. Defur and Billy Russell officiating. Barnett Miracle of Insult died aged 91 at home of daughter Mrs B F Wilder in Insult. Survived by children and many grandchildren. Burial at W T Olgs Cemetery Pineville. Also listed Mrs Veney Williams of Middlesboro funeral at Hensley Chapel Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Song services by church choir. Wiley Shockley of Yazzwell, 68, died at home. Survived by wife Eppie and seven relatives. Funeral at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery. Pvt Lewis Stepp Jr. funeral at Alva Baptist Church. Burial in JGC Cemetery Pineville. Pallbearers listed and Saylor quartet performed.
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Leona
Rembred Stewart
LeOna Hembree Stewart
Detroit
Mich
Jenny
Stewart
U.S
Bra
Otto’ Hembree
Tinsley
Clea Hollman
DecMrs
Loreng Johnson
Ipbell
Clea Hembree
Calvary Baptist i
John Pactin
Jess Slusher
Wilson Cemetery
Pauline Parrott
Durham
Wilson
Robert Wison, Jr
Robert Wilsam
Harman
Stong
Roscoe Liford
John. Sendefur
Billy ‘Russell
Barnat
Crockett Cemetery
Clles-Reece
New Tayewell
Barnett
MERAULE _ Barnett
B. F. Wilder
Bell County
Abraham
Elizabeth Thorepson Stirace
Mary Catherine Green
Wilder
Wilbourn
Pineville
Csard
Tasull
Stephen
Middlesboro
Sarah Wilson
Pathfork
Mossie Wilder
Tagull
Laurie Rucker
Bereal
Steve Miracle
W. T. Olgs
Cawood
Funeral Home
Veney
Williams
Veney Williams
Oakwood Road
Hensley Chapel Baptist Church
W. B
Bingham
Clay Shelton
Jim Brotherton
Jack Hawk
Denver Elsen
Bill Shackleford
Kenneth Shackleford
Keith Shackleford
Shirley Smith
Coleen
Charwell
Fourstine- Scott
Patsy
Webb
Beverly Harrell
Lon Ann Hubble
Tirs
W. B. Bingham
Mary Alice Jackson
Wiley Belockley
Wiley Shockley
de Pan
Pleasant Valley Bay Uist
Pe ‘ Shockley
Ila Holme
James
Claude
Morristown
Grant
City
Charles
Joep
Eecwwell
Offey
Lewis Stepp
Lewis Stepp, Jr
Alva Baptist Church
Archie Walkers
Joe May
Walter Miracle
Burlat
J.G.C.F
Henry Stewart
Bob Nichols, Jr
Joe Wilson
2 Bunch
Glenn Ed Moore
Henry Saylor
Johnnie Floyd
Ronnie Howard
Jim Walters
Orville Rose
Convictions in Pineville Middlesboro highway crash week
Pineville saw multiple arrests and fines after a three car crash on the Pineville Middlesboro highway. Teleca Martin paid 19.50 for failing to dim headlights while Wayne Partin 18 of Chenault faced a stop on the highway charge. Lunsford 20 and Campbell 18 of Pine had fines for drunk driving and reckless driving respectively. Haddix, Minton, Penson and Slusher faced varied charges and pleas as the investigation continued.
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Pineville
Middlesboro
Teleca Martin
Elmer Champlain
Wayne Partin
Chena
Partin Avas
Rosa Drive-In
Bur Lunsford
Grays
Eston Campbell
Pine
Rtn
Beale Clyte
Middlesil
Middleshare
Hubert Jarvis
William C. Minton
Chenéa
Haddix
Jon Reed Penson
Forest City
Ncc
Penson
Eekith Eugene Shisher
Beverly
Slusher
George A. Nuckols
Danville
Tranper Jarvis
Tacdix
Polish refugees face blasphemy charges in New Britain
In New Britain City Court four Polish refugees including a man who claimed to be Jesus Christ were charged with blasphemy for claiming deity. Arrested with him were three others. police described costumes and items found at the home as part of the alleged display. City Prosecutor Steven B. Perakos said they faced an alleged violation of Connecticut law forbidding claims of deity.
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New Britain
Conn
Jesus Christ
John Tschaniinski
Micceyslav Majewski
Antona Sus¢ko
Dina Kavanowicz
Atxas
Satir
Steven BK. Perakos
Connecticut
Jupiter’s Plant Equaled Vast Earth Volume Scale
A claim states that the plant Jupiter holds a volume about 1300 times greater than Earth. The assertion compares planetary volumes, indicating Jupiter’s immense size relative to Earth.
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Jupiter
Opposition to Reapportionment Grows in Tennessee Legislature
In Nashville opponents led by Rep. Cummings and Beasley vow to block Rep. Broome’s bill for statewide legislative reapportionment. The measure would base seats on qualified voters, prompting debate over enumeration and post Civil War era constitutional intent. Key sponsors include Jay Baird and John M. Purdy as supporters join the fight.
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Nashville
Texdiny
Hobart Broome
Sirposi Gan
Dim Cummings
Woodbury
Cannon County
J. D. Beasley
Carthage
Smith Casini
Cummings
Beasley
Moora
Uch
Broome
Iona
House
Senate
Minde
aThose
T Q Beasley
Nefe
Beastey
Jose
Hidden Hollywood Star Faces Recovery After Absence
Westport reports Martlyn Mahroo near a public hideaway as her alter ego Begatilin Ilenla reshapes public image. She remains elusive two weeks after vanishing with friends before a Manhattan meeting with photographer Muron G. Greene for a career book. Snow storms grip the Rockies, temperatures plunge to 12 below zero in Gins How Mont, while warmer weather reaches the lower Chi Valley.
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Westport
Conn
Martlyn Mahroo
Ilenla
Hollywood
Miss Montes
Manhattan
Muron G. Greene
Colorado
Wyoming
Gins How
Mont
Chie Valley
Ie Central
Appalachians
Lodge to Europe for UN arms talks in late February
United States envoy Henry Carol Lodge Jr plans a trip to London in late February for a UN disarmament subcommittee meeting. Sources say he is a capable diplomat at the complex talks on arms regulation and atomic energy control. If talks extend beyond three weeks, Lodge and Lady James J. Walsh may assume new roles as the UN works to form a five nation subcommittee to discuss regulating conventional arms and energy control.
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United Nations
N.Y. Tr
Henry Carol Lodge, Jr
Plang
London
U. N- Dis
United States
Jevel
U. N. Dearty
James J. Watsavovit
Assembly
U. N. Disarmament Commission
Letpe
Boy Found Hanged After Romance Breakup at Cadet School
James W. Veach, 815 Chavehy Street Movietta Ga, a year old cadet, was found hanged by a belt in a wilderness near the academy. A large search party of 75, including two discoverers, recovered the uniformed body. Friends say he argued with his sweetheart during Christmas holidays at Muricttit.
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Sewaner
James W. Veach
Chavehy Street
Movietta
Military Academy
Muricttit
Miners Walkout Near WHLEESBURG Ky 408 Men In Dispute
A Consoli diuftien Col Co Kentucky No 266 crew walked out yesterday over job changes. Company spokesman said 408 workers participated with some being transfused and jobs shifted though no violence or hatred reported. The walkout stemmed from a dispute over worker assignments.
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Whleesburg
Consolidiuftien Col Co
Wit Near Here
Heat Wave Ends as Cold Snap Hits Midwest
A midwestern cold spell broke a heat wave with frigid air sweeping the region. Temperatures dropped sharply across the central plains and Nebraska, with heavy snow and dense fog reducing visibility.
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Chicago
Mid-west
Central Plains
Nebraska
Inquiry on minister status shakes Tennessee House
The Tennessee House opens a probe into whether Rep. Sam Jenkins, Nashville, may keep a ministerial status while serving as a lawmaker. The panel, led by Rep. Robert Broome, Knoxville, must report by Monday. The inquiry follows the Senate’s removal of Senator Fulton for age, raising constitutional questions about eligibility.
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Nashville
House of Representatives
Sam Jenkins
Ife
Baptist Church
Jay
House
James Bomar
Jenkins
Robert Broome
Knoxville
Senate
Richard
Fulton
Sons
J. H. Gairman
Henry Well
London
Board of Barber
Claiborne Man Held in Interstate Car Theft Case
Leroy Turner Jr 25 of Claiborne County was arraigned before US Commissioner Louis Carlson in Birmingham on three counts of interstate transportation of stolen automobiles. A deputy said Turner confessed to a series of car thefts in New York North Carolina Kentucky and California and he remained jailed after failing to post 2500 bond.
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Stasborne County
Tennessee
Tvas
Birmingsham
Als
Leroy Turner, Jr
Claiborne County
Louis Carlson
Gremingham
Turned Sotorney
Mountain Brook
Alaharm
Turner
New York
North Carolina
Kentucky
California
It Happened in Kentucky Physician Appointments and Endorsements
Henderson gains a physician for Henderson Union and Webster Counties with headquarters in town. Demographic notices list Wertram R. Stivees as assistant U S District Attorney candidate John T. Denney succeeds a resigned official. Transylvania College seeks funds, A B Chandler garners labor league support, and William C Embry chairs the fundraising drive. Graves, former American Tobacco leaf dept. assistant manager, dies at 80 in Louisville.
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Lexington
Wertram R. Stivees
Yestadly
Alty
John T. Denney
Manetiestep
Touisville
Allison Graves
American Tobacco Co
Board of Health
Steels Forecast Output Rise in First Quarter
New York creditors report Iron Age predicts steel production will climb to about 160 to 288 million tons of ingots in 1955, up from 148.3 million last year. Capacity use rises to about 81 percent while first quarter rates approach 90 percent on flat rolled products. Scrap prices gain and districts vary, with Pittsburgh near recovery and Youngstown and Wheeling showing higher utilization.
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New York
Age
National-Metal Working Weekly
Iron Age
Tron Age
Pittsburgh
Youngstown, Ohio
Wheeling
W. Va
Benson Seeks Board Review of Federal Employee Security
Secretary of Agriculture Benson proposes creating a four member presidential board to review the Eisenhower era federal employee security program amid Democratic attacks. The dispute centers on Wolf G. Gadejinsky, discharged for security grounds during a departmental transfer, spurring calls for a broader inquiry into security firings and a possible central clearance agency.
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Washington
Bara Taf Benson
Fiscnhower
Jaysiem
Benson
Wolf Linde- Jinsky
Agriculture Department
Joh Foster Dulles
Senate
Gadejinsky
U N Secretary General Opens Talks With Chou En Lai
Dag Hammarskjold and Chinese Premier Chou En Lai began formal discussions in Peiping on the fate of 11 Americans jailed as spies by Pelping. The talks, described as friendly, seek to clarify China’s stance amid U.S. charges and the Korean War background.
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United Nations
U.N
Dag Tank Pats
Chou
En-Lai_ tod
Pelping
Peiping
Hammarskjold
New China News Agency
Nokyo
Odfers
U.N. General Assembly
Chen
Ted
Hammarshjold
United’ Nations
North
Kora
Tnis
Nsoo
Ha’ Kjolls
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