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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1957

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Council Okays Curfew Law On First Reading

City council advances a curfew ordinance on its initial reading amid debate over equipment bids and staff changes. Fifty new parking meters deemed necessary were debated with a tie vote on funding, while Ted Rains hiring for the police vacancy was tabled. Building permits were approved for multiple local projects and salaries adjusted for city staff.

Fee Maovers James Newland and Meyers Dames Turret Co Ted Rains Calliigil Susan Pratt Katherine Dance Pratt Earle Fee Grace Rowland Ruffoer Meyers Warren Carroll Burch Police and Fire Department Ballard Cardwell Midgeshore Health Department Joan Dunaway Ralph Beach Balmora Horne 15Th Cumberland Ches' Dax Téth Street Ted W. Cumberland

16 Servicemen Die in Crashes

Washington UP reports at least 16 servicemen died in air disasters. Twelve perished when an Air Force plane crashed in Alaska after takeoff, exploding and burning with about 10,000 gallons of fuel. Hours later a BST aircraft crashed at Pisey Air Force base, killing two crewmen and igniting more fuel. Two Marines were killed near Camp Pendleton during Navy Marine exercises.

Washington Alaska Nheck Hi Totel Air Force Pisey Air Force Base Yal Camp Fendieton Catit

Man Preaches Own Funeral in Final Sermon

Johnston City Illinois elder Charles M. Weaver a Primitive Baptist minister for 62 years died Tuesday at 83 after a heart attack. He planned to deliver his own funeral, recording a 15 minute sermon years earlier to be played at today’s service by his widow Alice and funeral director Roland Murman.

Johnston City Wren Charles M. Weaver The Primitive Baptist Church Weaver Alice Roland Murman

Two men fined for public drunkenness in court

Hiram Bryant and Ira Pace, both of Hignite Tallow, were fined 2750 dollars each by Magistrate Clyde Haddix yesterday for public drunkenness. The report notes an odd aside about octopus as a Portuguese delicacy.

Hiram Bryant Ira Pace Clyde Haddix

Violence blamed on high school kids in Tallahassee

Tallahassee officials blamed latest racial violence on high school kids while pledging action to curb vandalism against Negro property including a reader’s home and cars. Gov. Collins urged immediate measures as Montgomery and Birmingham race tensions sparked federal and state actions involving Autherine Lucy Foster and King.

Tallahassee Fla Leroy Collins Collins Montgomery Als John Humphress Frank Stoutumire C J. Rupnenthal South University of Alabama Birmingham Autherine Lucy Autherine Lucy Foster Alabama Court of Appeals Martin Luther King King Herbert Christenberry New Orleans Louisiana State University Arnease Ludley the University

Chelf Proposes Segregated Schools for Sex and Race

Rep. Chelf of Kentucky introduces HR 3213 to segregate sixth through twelfth grade students by sex in federally funded schools. He argues social dynamics and interracial tensions peak in these years and says the plan is a fair, though partial, approach. The bill goes to the House Labor and Education Committee.

Washington Chelf D-Ky Chelf Yesterdiy Congress Cheif Bether House Labor and Education Committee

Hospital Notes From Midlesboro Clinic Incomplete List

Dismissals include B N Howard Jonesville Mrs Paul Fortner Sneedyville Mrs A E Graham Jonesville Robert Doyle and son Rose Is Te esa Davis Clairfield Mrs Hartey Daniels Rose Hill Mr Charles Daughtery and daughter City Dirs W L Gibson City Mrs Johnny Myers and daughter Long Mountain Birs Elmer Caylor Tazewell Admissions include Buses Lambert Tazewell Fiorente Melton City Sharon Lane New Tazewell Ars Roy Rogers Speedwell Pearl Jennings Tazewell Althea Clark Wazewell Lloyd Meyers Tazewell Mrs Horace Davis Tazewell Births Mrs Bennie Dyer City Boy

Midlesboro B. N. Howard Jonesville Paul Fortner A. £. Graham Robert Doyle Rose Teesa Davis Clairfield Hartey Daniels Rose Hill Charles Daughtery City W. L. Gibson Johnny Myers Long Mountain Elmer Caylor Tazewell Admissions Lambert Fiorente June Melton Sharon Lane New Tazewell Ars Roy Rogers Speedwell Pearl Jennings Althea Clark Wazewell Lloyd Meyers Horace Davis Bennie Dyer

Wire Safety Show Backfires on Man

In FRANKFORT Germany veteran electrician George Hein clutched two electrical outlets in his bare hands during a wire safety show. He was electrocuted as visitors learned his equipment appeared safe but proved deadly.

Frankfort Germany George Heinch

Obituaries for Ernest Redmon and infant pallbearers

Obituary notices report Ernest Redmon of Chenoa dying Wednesday night in Atlanta at 32. He was born in Beneidiet, son of Jasper Redmon and the late Rus Neltie Sarith Redmon, married to Alac Helton on February 9, 1945. Surviving wife Mae Redmon, daughters Thelmi Alma Sue Joyce Ann Redmon, father Redmon of London, stepmother Rebecca Redmon of Chenoa, sister Margaret Foul, half-brother Floyd Redmon, half-sister Faelyn Redmon. Funeral tomorrow at Davisbury Baptist Church. burial Mead Cemetery, Cawood Funeral Home in charge. Also listed are Garry Wayne Bullard, six months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Bullard of Shawanee, burial Jeruimon Cemetery. Vivien Jewel Sutton, 18 months, daughter of Av and Mrs. Dave Sutton of Tipprell, buried Thy pretl Cemetery. Family friends served as pallbearers.

Ernest Redmon Ernest Relmon Chenoa Atlanta Davisburg Faelyn Redmon London Davisbury Baptist Church Mead Cemetery Cawood Gary Wayne Bullard Garry Wayne Billard John Bulkint Joe Mich Sam Bullard Shawanee Charlie Hatfield Fern D. Robinson Alt Vanee Jeruimon Meyers Grove Viviax Jewel Sutton Vivien Jewel Sutton Dave Sutton Tipprell Tipprell Baptist Church Boyd Gray Thypretl Palibakers

Mother and Five Escape Fire Kills Four Others in Wareham

In Wareham Massachusetts Mrs Mary Smith and the eldest of her five children escaped a five room house fire Thursday night. Four other children died. Mrs Statth said she tried to save eight month old Annette but dropped her in the kitchen doorway. Jack Statth, 60, hospitalized for three weeks with a nervous breakdown. County lore note from Oak Hill West Virginia mentions Shirley Donnelly's library housing histories and county chronicles built with stone from every county in the state.

Wareham Mass Mary Smith Statth Jack Annette Oak Hill W. Va Shirley Donnelly

Authorship of Stassen Wires Investigated by Top Republicans

New York reports say telegrams signed by Stassen from Stamford Connecticut influenced a GOP chairman election. Rep. Carroll B. Reece received a confidential telegram denouncing Nixon and Kraywands urging Alcorn’s ouster. Stassen denies involvement after UN HQ disclosure.

Stassen New York Stamford Conn Republican National Washington Carroll B. Reece Fh. Tenn Nixons Knayw GOP TH. Meade Alcor Lof Connecticut United Nations Reece Steece Alcorn Hal Ian Az

Witness protection promised in labor racketeering case

Senator McClellan said protection options exist for Geraldine Taylor of Bayonne New Jersey who testified about John Dio Buardi and officials of New York City Local 297 amid allegations linking union leaders to a hoodlum connected with the acid-blinding of labor reporter Pra Riegel. The subcommittee pressingly weighs safety for Taylor as it probes labor racketeering.

Washington Taylor McClellan John Dio- Buardi Johnny Dio New York City AFL Auto Workers Ques

Bunker Pup Bathes in Washing Machine Caper

In Bowling Green Kentucky four year old Michael Cran bell accidentally washed a pup named Bunker in a washing machine. He dumped the pup in and started the machine, then her mother found the whirling pup and stopped it. The pup was revived with artificial respiration and appeared healthy aside from being a bit wobbly.

Bowling Green Michael Cran Bell

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