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Newspaper

Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1955

Page

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Must Remove Doubt Urges U S Readiness on Formosa Clash

In a wartime style address the president warns Congress of possible Chinese Nationalist and Chinese Communist hostilities around Formosa. He calls for U S military readiness and redeployment if needed and notes offshore islands complicate defense. Foreign relations committee schedules a session to consider the president's proposal.

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Crime Expert Pushes Probe In Sheppard Case

Dr. Paul Le Kirk, noted criminologist, planned a second search for clues at the Bay Village home of Marilyn Sheppard. Husband Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, convicted of second degree murder, claimed an intruder killed his wife. Kirk was accompanied by defense attorney Willan Corrigan and Dr Richard W. Sheppard. Kirk declined to share contents of his satchel and said he had not spoken with Sheppard in jail.

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Nugent Trial Begins At Fort Sill

Nugent a Merrill Wisconsin native and 1 year artilleryman faces a general court martial at Fort Sill for alleged treasonable acts while a prisoner in Korea. Ten colonels will decide guilt or innocence on charges including collaboration with the enemy and aiding escape. Nugent denies all charges claiming his actions aimed to protect his men.

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Notice to Creditors in Queener Estate

Administration granted by County Court for Rufus Frank Queener deceased with Nora Elizabeth Killian Queener as executrix. Creditors must present claims to the executrix at 1319 East Cumberland Avenue Middlesboro Kentucky within three months from this date, dated January 1955. Ball County Court clerk Martial Brock signs.

Rufus Frank Queener Nora Elizabeth Killian Queener East Cumberland Avenue Middlesboro Kentucky Martial, Brock Ball Courity Court

Seventh Fleet at the Ready for Tachens Evacuation

Taipei and Formosa report the U S seventh fleet positioned "at the ready" to evacuate Chinese Nationalist forces from the Tachens and to shield offshore islands if Washington orders. Admiral Pride von Gary remains at Keelung aboard the cruiser Melena while the fleet awaits clearance to move.

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Ex Bell Man Crider Held on Check Fraud Charges

Basil Crider, 64, a former Bett County resident, was arrested in Louisville on four charges of presenting and cashing checks to cover obligations. Police say Crider bought an interest in The Three Bears Restaurant and used Bear to hold or deposit checks, including those drawn on MicMelboro Bank, then fired a bookkeeper after questions. Crider denies the charges.

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Four Jailed At Jonesville Four Teens Held For Theft

Four Lee County youths were jailed after being extradited from Beatfort Iowa to face charges of auto theft and two counts of breaking and entering. Billy Joe Harris Kenneth Large William Lundy and Roger Martin from Woolway were returned by Sheriff Merl and Deputy Hobart Betcher and waived to the Lee County Grand Jury for the March term.

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Mine Mishaps At New Low

WALLINGTON January 24 report shows mine accidents totaling three in war time, 61 fewer than 1953. Interior Department notes the injury rate rose to 1.01 per million man hours by 1982 from 0.84 in 1953, due to decreased activity. Director J. Ferkes cites root falls as the most serious hazard, with 217 fatalities. both bituminous and Pennsylvanian mines showed higher fatality rates in 1982.

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Budget Cut Predicted for Eisenhower Plan

Washington source says key House Appropriations Committee members expect about 2 billion dollars slashed from President Eisenhower's fiscal 1956 request. Reps Taber and Mahon, with others, anticipate potential tax relief and limited military item cuts while aiming for a balanced 1957 budget. They caution further reductions require higher revenue.

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Spectacular Comeback Due Coal Industry Leaders Say

Global energy demand rises and coal industry leaders forecast a spectacular comeback. US coal is becoming highly mechanized with rising productivity, while American miners earn high daily wages but work limited shifts. The sector faces competition from oil and gas and labor shifts shape employment.

Say Cogmen United States

Market Plans Being Mapped For Tri-State Vegetable Market

A 50 plus group of Lee Wise and Scott County business and agricultural leaders met at Pennington Gap to plan the first year of the Tri-State Vegetable Market. The market operated July to September 1954 at the Lee Farm Tobacco Warehouse and will run more days and longer hours, expanding to retail as well as wholesale. The market committee seeks an expert operator for the coming season, with manager duties shifting to the Lee Farmers Warehouse. Committee members include Cox, Parsons, Jones, Watson, Berry, Gilley, and Keen. Local health note mentions Aedes Aegypti mosquitoes linked to yellow fever by the World Health Organization.

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Train wreck in Sutton Coldfield kills at least five

Rescue crews sift wreckage of the York to Bristol line derailment near Sutton Coldfield station. At least five dead and 42 injured, with bodies believed among twisted debris. A signalman and another worker reportedly leaped to set a distant signal, averting a second disaster as another express sped toward the wreck.

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Obituary notices from Middlesboro area

A compilation of obituaries and death notices from Middlesboro and nearby communities. Includes names such as Amanda Brooks Amanty Brooks of Dying Va Rowle 1 and Sheila Judy Robertson, with funeral details, locations like Middlesboro Route 1 and Old Yellow Creek Cemetery, and services led by local ministers.

Amanda Brooks Amanty Brooks Rowle Tao Vome Hitnda Sul Molertson Sue” Robertson Omoaplaud Stel Robertson Middleswane Poo Sterting Ray Jimmie Donnie Eugene Ralitsen Middlesboro Waters Sheila Judy Robertson Midddlesbors George Fork Ridge Tenn Mir Atfs Butlay Robertson Middlesboro, Route 1 Chi Reck Baptist Church Num Ed Orick Yellow Creek Cawood

Water Fishing Reel and Kop at Wakin's Super Market

A small advertisement notes a water fishing reel and Kop priced at 5.95 each at Wakin's Super Market. The line suggests a sale item or promotional display in a local grocery store.

Paris Seine Flood Spreads Across Regions

The Paris area faced record river levels with sections of the Seine surging near historic highs. The Moselle swelled near Metz while floodwaters reached farm lands and suburbs around Toulouse, affecting industrial centers and prompting regional concerns.

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