Kentucky Leaf Market To Close Early
Louisville Kentucky The Kentucky leaf market faces an unusually early closing this year with planned sales now set for Monday and bids across markets dropping. Glasgow already completed its final sale while Lexington and other markets reported reduced volumes and warehouse shipments. Burley sales totals and average prices are down slightly from normal seasonal levels with hundreds of thousands of pounds sold to date.
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Glasgow
Russellville
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ML Seegfried
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Newsupportea Burley
Twelfth Year Fete Slated For Bingham Town Church
The Binghamtown Baptist Church marks Rev WB Bingham's twelfth year as pastor with special services at 10 50 am featuring a sermon Saving the Future Will Great Uncertainty and music. Flint Maurier Tribell shows films of his Holy Land trip at 7 30 pm. Since January 1890 he has led growth in members offerings and property value and conducted numerous revivals and funerals. Choir director Joe Moyers joins the church in January.
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Binghamtown
Rugham
Bohor
Joe Moyers
Middlesboro Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admissions at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital include David Cardwell Vestey Yeary Ruth Evans Beverly Gail Lee Mrs Damon Frost and others. Dismissals feature Wilma Page Martha Partin Lucy Hoski Newt LeFevers Kevin Farin Mattie Curtain Marshall Smith Edgar Cooper Eva West Ed Wright Allie Philpot Terry Daniel Robert Bealy Tom Morrison Lenoir City and Cairfield names noted. Washington cable recalls caution urged against officers transmitting personal views to troops by the American Veterans Committee.
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David Cardwell
City
Vestey Yeary
Ruth Evans
Speedwell
Beverly Gail Lee
Rose Hill
Damon Frost
Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Wilma_ Page
Martha M. Partin
Clairfield
Lucy Hoski
Newt LeFevers
Cardiracie
Pineville
Josh Moses
Kevin Farin
Prudent
Mattie Curtain
Hver Orings
Marshall P. Smith
Dull Edgar V. Cooper
Vasper
Eva West
Garys
Ed Wright
la Follette Rute
Allie Philpot
Pinpvilie Terry Wayne Daniel
Robert A. Bealy
Hubert England
Tom Morrison
Lenoir
Lanse Adams
Cairfield
Protecting Border Entrances Berlin Job Tough For Subway Guards
Berlin guard duties in the Western sector place 24 subway patrolmen at risk in tunnels under the border. Guards face proximity to speeding trains and live-fire tension as Red police outnumber Westerners four to one. Intermittent rush-hour gaps and a tense chase of possible refugee attempts color daily duties.
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UPI
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Subiway
Wsval
Friedrichstrasse
Peter Turner
$2 Million Monthly Aid To Laos Left Unanswered
The United States has not answered if it will suspend the $2 million monthly aid to Laos aimed at pressuring Captign Prince Boun Oum toward coalition talks. State Department officials noted aid is under constant review and several administrations have considered suspending it, while Geneva peace talks push for neutrality and a coalition including Boun Oum, Savannak Phouma, and Souphanavong.
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Washington
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State Department
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Souphanavong
Russian Christmas Observed Quietly in Moscow Churches
UPI reports Russian Orthodox believers in Moscow will mark Christmas tonight with church services in the old Julian calendar, while the government remains largely silent. Worshippers, many women, will travel through a cold city to churches aromatic with pine, then return home to traditional dinners as New Year’s also looms. In New York, a 42-year-old Brooklyn man attempted suicide by swallowing and cutting wrists, then triggering a subway rail, leaving him in critical condition.
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New York
UET
Brooklyn
Oman
Taidore Fubin
SEC Rakes American Stock Sales
Washington reports the American Stock Exchange facing a critical study by the SEC. A 171 page report details inadequate standards, data handling flaws, and weak internal controls. It singles out Gilligan firm coverage and criticizes former AMEX officials for conflicts of interest and trading supervision failures.
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Obituaries from Middlesboro Chronicle hit with multiple deaths
Obituary notices publish for Franklin McKinney, Clara Patterson, Charles McCoy. McKinney, former Middlesboro police chief, died yesterday. Patterson, Middlesboro resident, died at home. McCoy, 88, longtime Middlesboro resident, retired from Sterchi's, funeral at First Baptist Church. Funeral homes Shumate Gordon and Cawood Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Arthur, Tend
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Detroit
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Revere Beach
Fla
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Shemate and Gordon Funeral Home
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Gordon Funeral Home
Clara Patterson
Greenwood Road
Norfolk
John
Ella Cone Gomez
Wo TE. Patterson
Lynchburg
Cawood
Oran Sr
Mida
James Gomez
New Orleans
Cawoal Funeral Home
Fie Rov
C. J. Dailey
Borial
Cayook
Charles McCoy
Charles MeCay
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Middles Tor
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Jrey
Texie Buell
Ye Iaw Creek Baptist Church
Robert Wallace
First Methodist Church
Gie Shumate and Gordon Funeral Home
Air dock in Akron towers as world’s largest building
Akron’s air dock claims the title of largest structure in the world. The item notes an extraordinary feature with beads showing up to a hundred colors, observed in a single strand. The brief closes with a quick tease of further color observations and scale.
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Akron
Ohio
Desegregation Hearing Sought in City Schools
In Chattanooga a judge heard spauken men for Nezives and city schools, with attorneys renewing requests for complete and immediate desegregation of all city schools. The hearing aims to devise a plan. Meanwhile, a speculator died at an Eastern League stock game in Knoxville, and Nashville faced a court appeal over a discriminatory amendment law. Louisville and Nashville reports note regional deaths and state economic updates. Tennessee saw 35 new industries and 193 expansion projects creating 23,204 jobs with over 3.5 billion in capital investment. Kentucky’s medical school expands scholarships to 300 freshmen, amid competition from the University of Kentucky.
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UPI
State Conservation and Commerce Department
Tony T
Tennessee
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Louisville
University of Medical School
Kentucky
University of Kentuck Medical School
J. Murray Kinsman
Chadwell Salary Set By Board In Richmond
In Richmond, Lee County Sheriff Creed Chadwell’s pay for the year is set at 7400 by the State Compensation Board. Chadwell’s office will receive 34105 for expenses, while Score County’s sheriff gets 6200 salary until 5985 expenses. Wipe Count allocates 500 salary 302 in expense funds. The board allocated a total of 4472416 by salaries and expense money, an increase of 311243 over 156L.
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Lee County
Creed Chadwell
Stake Compensation Board
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Score County
McGuire Dismissal Denied in Carter Fund Action
UPI report notes Circuit Judge Rice recessed the case to March after denying motions to dismiss McGuire and five former county school board members. Carter County Citizens League sues for over 100000 in misused funds tied to McGuire and board members. Trial paused amid defense requests and testimony disputes, with Whitehurst and plumbing firm owner implicated in kickback claims.
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School work delayed by fire and bids approved
Month is Seen On School Work. Superintendent Dan Bailey said Solders Memorial School will be occupied at least a month later. Construction paused after a gym roof fire on November 17. The board accepted Highland Presets Company Knoxville bid of 6405.10 for furniture. Pianist Aidip Previa is ill with pneumonia and to be replaced by Jorge Botet for the Los Angeles Philharmonic opening.
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Dan Bailey
Solders Memorial
Highland Presets Company
Knoxville
Previn
Porte
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UPT
Aidip Previa
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Jorge Botet
Tri Staters In Service Highlighting Local Servicemen
A group of Tri State service members are listed with promotions, assignments, or training details. Pyle completed engineer school in Virginia. Bobby Burgin serves as machinist's mate first class in the US Navy at Pensacola. Bontie Goins, 19, from Tazewell, promoted to specialist four at Fort Hood with the 1st Armored Division. Allin Westerdahl reassigned to Dreux AB France after active duty with the national guard. John Charles Burch qualified as Naval aviation officer and will attend preflight at Norfolk Pensacola. Gene Barton assigned to Loring AFB Maine after jet engine mechanics training.
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Amlers
Charles &. Goins
Tazewell
Fort Hexxl
Tex
1St Armored Division
Linkin
Allin FL Westerdahl
Mes
George A. Westerdahl
Feo Parmuy Road
Oak Ridge
Teun
Dreux AB
France
Knoxville
Westerdahl
Sylvia L. William
Middleshore
John Charles Burch
John Marry
Burch
Naval Air Trains
Naval Air Station
Rinia
Norfolk
Pensacola
Fla
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C. T. Bartat
Loring, Afb
Maine
United Stat Air Force
Draft call figures for Kentucky in Feb and March
FRANKFORT Kentucky 160 calls set in February and about 120 in March for draft registration with Kentucky typically contributing around two percent of national quotas. The Army plans cuts to draft calls as it moves toward a reduced overall force and a goal of 541000 men for the new fiscal year beginning July 1.
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UPL
Washington
Kentucky
Army
Parson Thinks Out Loud on Neighbor and Faith
Sunday to Saturday reflections on Luke 10 and the Good Samaritan. notes on Protestant Catholic, Jewish substitutions, Christmas clothes proverb about pride, George Macdonald insight, Timothey lecture, aging, wealth, and joyful preaching.
Florida Twister Kills Person and Leaves Hundreds Homeless
A Florida Panhandle tornado Friday killed one person and injured about 40 while leaving around 300 homeless. Police and rescue teams swarmed the area as 3,000 homes and buildings suffered severe damage and roughly 130 structures were destroyed or burned. State patrol officials described a 200 yard wide path, over a mile long, as the tornado swept from south to north, marking the area’s worst tragedy in memory.
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Crestview
Fla
Seareliti
Florida Panhandle
Gulf of Mexico
First public appearance of President Kereesiy’s son John
President Kereesiy and family attended a brief public appearance as they left the airport return to the White House. Mrs Kennedy and the children moved from the presidential car to a convertible while John joined his parents and sister nearby.
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UPI
Kereesiy
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