47 Fires Hit Lee In 1963
Abingdon district reports 47 fires consuming 429 acres in 1963, with 9 counties affected. Buchanan County suffered 77 fires burning 3,197 acres. Tazewell 94 fires 1,896 acres. statewide Virginia total 3,288 fires burning 4,244 acres. Dry springs and falls blamed for rise in blazes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Abingdon
Wai
Lee County
Virginian Division of Forestry
Buchanan County
Tazewell County
Scott Lowest
Dickenson County
Grayson County
Yibee
Russell County
Smyth County
Act Washington
Wise County
Virginia
Blue Ridge Mountains
Blue Riday
Seventeen Lobbyists Registered in Kentucky Assembly
The first two weeks of the 1864 General Assembly saw seventeen individuals register as lobbyists under Kentucky law. The list includes Joe Anderson of Kentucky Motor Transport Co and William J Averweck of the Kentucky Credit Union League, with others tied to unions, professional associations, and the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prankfort
UPI
Kentucky
Anderson
Joe
Kentucky Motor Transport Co
Averweck, William J
Kentucky Credit Union League, Inc
Cleveland
Robert N
Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corp
Combs
Matt
United Mine Workers of America Union
Davis, Joe
UMW
Gilbert Ruth
Kentucky Merchants Association
Horne, Verne P
Kentucky Education Asociation
Jenkins
Elizabeth
Kentucky State Association of Practical Nurses
Lucas
George A
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Martin
Thomas N
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
Oliver
George Kentucky Optometric Association
Roberts
George
Associated Credit Bureaus of Kentucky
Kentucky Collectors Association
Selby, W. R
Kentucky State Legislative Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Webb
Robert B
Western Kentucky Coal Operators
Weller, Nelle R
Kentucky State Association of Registered Nurses
Young, Paul K
Kentucky Motor Transport Association, Inc
Zimmerman, James C
FTC Seeks Stricter Cigarette Advertising Rules
The FTC advocates new labeling and advertising rules to warn of health hazards from smoking. Proposals require warning text on every cigarette pack and a brief caution in all ads. Public hearings are planned for March. changes may occur. A separate note mentions House hearings on a Mic Federal Reserve reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
APC
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
U.S. Public Health Service
PTE
Congr
Federal Reserve
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Mic Federal Preserve
Pat- Man
Hoe Backs GOP Points In Assembly
In Frankfort Kentucky Representative Harry M Hoe of Middlesham approved the Republican Kentucky First legislative program in a special caucus January 15. The seven points cover education improving teachers pay student loans and vocational training modernization economic climate tax cuts and depreciation workmen compensation and development authority aid economy in state government elections laws closing Sunday law merit system expansion and conservation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Harry M. Hoe
Middlesham
Kentucky
GOP
Kentucky First
Kentucky Industrial Development Financing Authority
Republican House Caucus
Obituaries: Thelma Wyatt and Luke Hopper
Thelma Wyatt aged 84 of Middlesboro Kentucky died January 19 1964 at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton Ohio Funeral arrangements are in complete Cawood Funeral Home in charge Luke Hopper of Middlesboro passed January 15 1964 services were held January 18 at Casynod Funeral Home Chapel Rev Otto VanBever officiated Song services by Ernest Mason and Mrs Maxie Cowan pall bearers Orville Yeary Kermey Yeary Ralph Seals Donny Seals burial Yeary Cemetery flowers by family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wyatt
Middlesboro
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Ohio
Cawood Funeral Home
Luke Hopper
Casynod Feneral Home
Otto VanBever
Ernest Mason
Maxie Cowan
Orville Yeary
Kermey Yeary
Ralph Seals
Donny Seals
Robert Kyle Obituary Notice in Middlesbam Hospital
Robert Kyle of 414 South 22nd Street died January 20, 1984 at 8 05 a m in Middlesbam Hospital. Relatives are pending. The body is at Baker Funeral Home for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kyle
South 22Nd Street
City
Middlesbam Hospital
Baker Funeral Home
Accomodations Law Boils in Kentucky Battle
In Frankfort the fight over a public accommodations bill heats up as lawmakers weigh civil rights action. NAACP leader Roy Wilkins speaks in Louisville and white and Black groups unite behind CPAL AOCRK to back the measure. Rep Johnson faces a restaurant dispute cited as fueling the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward T. Breathitt
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Louisville
Frankfort
Mronwealth
Kentucky
Kentucky Commission On Human Rights
Citizens For Public Accommodations
CPAL
Organizations For Civil Rights In
AOCRK
Hospital Notes and Dismissals Across Regional Hospitals
A compiled hospital notes brief lists admissions births and dismissals for Appalachian Regional Hospital Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic and Middlesboro area facilities. It records patient names cities or towns and patient actions including admissions births and discharges with visiting hour notes for the facilities. Destination towns include Speedwell Gibson Rockhard Big Stone Gap Cambellsville and Pineville among others as part of the regional health listings.
Two Break-Ins Reported In Town Over Weekend
Two breakins were reported in Middlesboro over the weekend with no arrests yet. The Marshall Montgomery store on Old Noetown Road lost 10 to 12 cartons of cigarettes through a back window. A second breakin near Van Meyers on North 19th Street involved a missing .32 caliber pistol. Two people were to appear in court after posting $180 appearance bonds. Pearl Miracle and Jessie Burkley faced public drunkenness and operators license charges respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Marshall Montgomery
Old Noetown Road
van Meyers
North 19Th Street
Coar
Shelby Clarkson
City
Randall Elliott
Fuson
Pratt
Clarkson
Mathey Elliott
Ellett
Pearl Miracle
Jessie Burkley
Kentucky Values Company to List on NYSE Feb 17
Lexington based Kentucky Values Company has its common stock approved for NYSE listing. 5,367,582 shares will trade starting February 17. The company and its subsidiary Old Daninian Power provide electric service to 240,000 customers across 78 Kentucky counties and parts of Virginia and Tennessee.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Bookmobile Stops Told for Middlesboro Area Routes
The Middlesboro Bookmobile will stop at Anghamtown Beans Fork January 27 Blue Ridge Blue Bridge Williams Branch Rd Page Hanses Creek Rd January 21 East End Junition January 22 Edgewood Garmenda Fonda January 23 Bosworth noon January 24 Clear Creek Springs Fuson Chapel January 25 Davisburg Chenoa Carrs Store Chenoa Henderson Settlement January 25 Hutch Colmar Sugar Run Rd January 30 Little Log Mt Big Log Mt Ferndale Meldrum January 31 Noctown 100 n Betty Boose Rochester Ave
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Middlesboro
Anghamtown
Beans] Fork
Blue Ridge
Blue Bridge
Williams Branch
Page
Hanses Creek Rd
East End
Edgewood
Garmenda
Fonda
Bosworth
Clear Creek Springs
Fuson Chapel
Flower Festival Opens in San Remo Draws 70000 crowd
In San Remo Italy a crowd of about 70000 attended the opening of the rival European Flower Festival on a Riviera Sunday. Folklore groups from 12 European countries participated in the inaugural event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Remo
Italy
UPI
Parsons
Riviera Resort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Score County
Harvey Lee Yeary
Ie Sum Oumoreson
Hui
Middlesboro Optimist Club
Columba Pictures
Sam Salgel
Sean Pisce
Lion of
Alec. Glankess
Anthony Quin
Jack Hawks
SE Ferrer Aitingh
Quayle
Claude Pansarimur
Kelsey Clasf
Peter Otgole
Prieta
Surgeon General
Advisory Committee On
Hoe
Justice Douglas
Joan Carol Douglas
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
General Assembly
Arthur L. Johnson
R-Fefferson
Johnson
Huma Rights Commission
Appalachian Regional Hospital
Horace W. Chadwell
Nadeane Sigman
Charles E. Sigman
Wayne Knuckles
Gail Ann Hallow
Speedwell
James C. McCoy
Elizabeth Hoskins
Jackie Barton
Sarah Barnet
Clarence Hayes
Sharon Widener
Gibson Station
Lotus Roller
Big Stone Gap
Clyde A. Dison
Paarl
Tilman Lowe
Gray Ruth Stevens
Brookside
Rudith Martin
Mabel Day
Tazewell
Reese Lavely
Jasper Hensley
Rockhard
William F. Stasher
Calvin Charlie Hicks
Clairfield
James L. Rains and Son
Mrs
den E. Wooten and Son
Lestie Owens, Jr
George H. Mloss
James Dotson
Cecil A. Dortan
Appalachia
Fannie Tamer
Richard H. Tamner
Berlin
Middlesboro Hospital
Minnie Cottrell
Arthur Ben Goodin
M. FE. Hite
Donna Horton
Jonesville
Roy Kimsey
Joseph Marsee
Red Reece
Tazewell Admissions
Chloe Bingham
William Brewer
Albert Hryane
Kinps
Port
James Derrycatt
Leonard Partin
Fondé
Gloria Reedy
George Tuttle
R. L. White
Strane
Drugeists
Middlesboro Appliance Co., Inc
George E. Gambrel
Middlesboro Gas Co., Inc
Lick
Hyer
George Gambrel Heating & Plumbing Contractor
Georgia Middlesboro Appliance Co., Inc
Garrett Bldg
KY Stock On Exchange
Hutch, Colmar
Sugar Run
Big
Log Mt
Ferndale
Meldrum
Noctown
Betty Boose
Rochester Ave
Your. Daily News
National
BANK
Cumberland Ave
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporoyiea
Aan Cid
Tacaries
Mentucky Utilities Company
Oe Service
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