East End Street work bids advertised after council vote
City council approved advertising for bids on East End street construction to start today. Ordinances cover Exeter Avenue improvements from Twenty Third to Phity nih Street and Winchester area. Repairs to Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets were discussed, with sewer work urged ahead of road building. Preferential material handling and disposal fees debated. last-minute items include library roof recoat bid, hospital expansion permit, and new street damping on Lynn Road.
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East End
Omina
Eance
Camberleal Avenue
Fitzpatrick Avenue
T. G. Aulerson
Waminy
Sion
Oriinance
Exeter Avenue
Phity Nih Street
Winchester
N. Iitwas
Kun Oid
Lotbury Avenue
Kentucky
A. Stanley
Keeney
Middlesboro
Exeter
Tvork
Hombard Construction Company
Ros. Maddox
Durrest
Amouts
Court of Appeals
Fleener Ship
Maperty
Ity
Ita
J. C. Richardson
Sharp
Kentucky Titties Company
Nineteenth Street
Ommneil
Aid
Broshter-Braamell
Avid
Matay Company i
J. A. Williams
Twenty-fourth
Twenty- Fifth
Lynn- Rms Al'road
Amesbury Avenue
Aged Couple Duel Ends Fatal Night Tragedy
New York report from Associated Press recounts an elderly couple fighting with a stiletto axe and revolver by a flaming wick in an East Side dwelling. The couple, Teresa and the husband identified, fought for thirty minutes as their forty years of marriage collapsed into death, while their two daughters watched helplessly.
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Associated Press
New York
Teresa
Conpie
Pershing Pleads For Preparedness In Speech
General Pershing urged military preparedness in a speech at Camp Dix addressing members of the 52nd Field Artillery and National Guard units. He warned history could repeat itself if the nation fails to act and emphasized readiness to avert past conflicts.
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Associated Press
John
Sisty-second Fiell Artilery de
Chio National Grand
Henie
Oder
United States
Injunction Extending Lothbury A Not Granted by Court
A temporary injunction to stop extending East Lothbury Avenue, not yet dedicated as a street, was dissolved at a Pineville hearing before Judge J. G Forester. Middlesboro city efforts for a permanent injunction failed as insufficient evidence was presented. the temporary injunction had been granted last May.
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Ue Temperany
East Lothbury Avenue
Dadee J. G Forester
Pineville
Middlesbors
Ameke
Funeral services held Saturday for R. W. Brewster
Funeral services for R. W. Brewster were conducted at 9 30 a.m. by Rev. Sam P. Martin and Rev. W. Dr. Powell with many friends in attendance including Royal Arch Masons. Remains were taken to Tazewell for a brief Masonic ceremony before burial.
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Row
Beeler
Balardat Mearning
Dineh
Sam
P. Martin
Dr. Powell
The
Royal Aah Masons
Tazewell
Residents seek safety and curb changes on Cumberland Avenue
A petition from residents and business firms on Cumberland Avenue requests that the city preserve the current street surface, scarify and reroll the pavement, and avoid lowering sidewalks to fit new street grades. They urge rebuilding sidewalks up to the new street level and oppose concrete reconstruction as proposed.
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Exeter Avenue
Ashi
Nineteenth Street
Wilderness Road
Gloucester Avenue
Asenne
Cumberkind Aver Avenne
Bobbie Jones to Play Golf Here Exhibition Match Planned
Barbi Jones, a noted young golfer, will visit Middlesboro to take part in an exhibition match hosted by the courtesy club. The exact date will be set when the course opens for play and efforts are on to secure a top rival. Jones is widely regarded as a leading American golfer and is only 21 years old.
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Barbie Jones
Pasional
Middlesboro
Thie Woeks
Shiuies
Geeside
Courtey Club
Loucheen
Atlanota
Glaciosiy Awes
Tours
Cruikbank Frost
Clempion
IF. P. Scales Wins Golf Cup at Atlanta Meet
An unclear report notes IF. P. Scales winning a golf cup at an Atlanta tournament. The piece mentions silver cups and a display of cups won in recent golf events, with references to BLE Seles and a Dodge Brothers Dealers tournament in Atlanta. Names and places are garbled, but the gist is a cup win at an Atlanta golf event with various named participants.
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IF. P. Scales
Atlanta
Meey
Dodge Brothers
Atanta—Dealers
Morida
Albany
Louisiana
Georgia
Kentucky
Raymond C. Green
Tiustona
Fin
Woman Complimented For Killing Husband In Municipal Court
In Mass. Le Bush, 39, was not jailed for killing her husband William, a Tuamer resident of Mauisville, Ky. She shot him after he beat her for letting her stepchild attend Sunday school. The judge complimented her act but did not dismiss the case.
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le Bush
Willian
Mauisville
Ledson Starts IW Part PEK in North Knoxville
Mr. G B Soubre established a new publication named the Knoxville Advertiser to promote North Knoxville's interests and development. Ledson, an experienced newspaper man, formerly served as business manager of the Seudlesbury Daily News.
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Ledson
North
Knoxville
Knexve Sentinel
G. B. Soubre
Knoxville Advertiser
North Knoxville
Mer. Ledson
Me. Ledson
Seuldlesbury Daily News
Special Grand Jury Convenes This Morning
A special grand jury will convene at Pineville at 8200 o elori this morning, per Sheriff Mactin Green who appeared in Middleshire last night to summon men for jury service. Summoning witnesses for the six weeks special session continues, with many to be examined as the opening day unfolds amid court confusion and urging witnesses.
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Pineville
Sherli Mactin Green
Middleshire
Fhe Dees
Prominent Lexington Promoter W. McCorble Dies at Home
William McCorble 62 prominent Lexington promoter and leader in Democratic politics died at his home after a lengthy illness. He was known for community work and local fundraising. Survived by relatives and mourned by the city.
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Associated Press
Lexington
William MitCorki
Isiee Maxon
Teader
Love affair in blackmail seen involving authors and publisher
The text reports a love affair and blackmail involving Mrs Millen A Ryan, George Maxwell, and Manwell. It notes Maxwell and Manwell traded letters and a 1982 meeting. Maxwell is 53, married 34 years with six children, and details of an alleged intimidation are described in vague terms amid a scandal context.
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Millen A Ryan
Geoge Maxwell
Society of Authors, Composers and Prublishers
Wader
Ale Rou
Maloney
Als
Teyyitu Hiss
Ayn
Iater Witer
Taail
Gable
Sarlio
Accord Jing
Mileney
Mlege
Sens Obi
Maxwell
Amich
Tyaufe
Bell County Leads Subscriptions to U O K Stadium
Bell County reports the largest share of subscriptions for the University of Kentucky stadium project. The Kentucky Kernel lists county totals with Gearon at 8975 and Rebs at 538, while others such as Carrell 70 and Davis 250 show varying contributions.
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Bell County
Hell County
Kentucky
McLewn
Mautgemens
Si Nelson
Viner
Jon
Concrete Gutters Rapidly Built on Cumberland Avenue
Construction on Cumberland Avenue proceeds with rapid concrete gutter work. Workers use a mixer and finishers to pour and set the concrete between the blocks as crews prepare the next phases of the drainage project. Neighborhood access remains open while edging and grating are completed.
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Cumberlind Avenue
Phall
Amboti
Asenuc
Johnson Baby Dies on Tweenty-firx Street Home
Frank Johnson infant son of Mr and Mrs Toe Johnson died at 9:20 Monday morning at the family home on Tweenty-firx street. Funeral held this afternoon at Sharp cemetery with Rev W K McChay officiating.
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Johnson
Frank Johnson
Toe Johnson
Tweenty-fir
W. K. McChay
Ty ' Sharp Cemetery
Arrest 46 for Speeding on Sunday Road
Police on the Maldlesbore Dinesie road arrested forty six speeding motorists Sunday. Officers say some did not stop and a pursuit led to roundups yesterday. One suspect escaped Sunday and an officer fired at a car but punctures were later said not caused by bullets.
Weather Forecast Washington July 21
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with no strong winds or precipitation. Temperatures expected to be mild with light variable breezes across the region.
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Washington
Campaign fund for road body planned in Kentucky
Louisvillne July 34 Plans for raising a campaign fund of 125000 will be adopted at the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Kentucky Good Roads Association in this city July 31. Subscriptions will be acknowledged and itemized statements issued during the campaign. The committee will appoint a legal panel to draft measures for the next General Assembly to authorize sale of bonds and ensure funds are used as stated.
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Louisvilne
Kentucky Good Roads Association
Frd
General Assembly
Vale of the People
Barnet Campaign Expenditures To Date
Frankfort July 21 Athen W Darkley of Paducah Democratic candidate for governor has spent 4161 to date in the race, with 3000 of this given to the campaign committee and the remainder for printing and traveling expenses EC McPougle of Richwell candidate for superintendent of public instruction spent 5700.
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Rv Associated Press
Frankfort
Athen W. Darkley
Paducah
Democratic
Phuot
Toemsnatia
Makhur
EC. McPougle
Richowel
City Hall Interior Decoration Begun Amid Scattered Details
The report notes the start of decorating the interior of City Hall with walls to be painted and the council approving the plan. The ceiling, panels, and convect chamber will be updated as painters advance, with additional improvements anticipated.
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Roday
Ladas
Mater Ot
Innis
Lausanne Peace Treaty Signed By European Nations And Turkey
The Lausanne peace treaty ending the war with Turkey was signed today by Great Britain France Italy Japan Greece Romania and Turkey. Jugoslavia declined to sign at the last moment over debt allocation but will negotiate possible responsibility with European powers.
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Lalsanne
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Gerece
Rumania
Juggo Sinvia
Elks state convention full entertainments program
Complete program lists entertainments for Elks attending the state convention August 14 to 16. Details include hotel stays at Cumberland Piedmont and Wabash, reservations urged, and daily events from August 11 to 16 with memorial services, dances, theater, trips to Fern Take and Tyneh, gala night, fireworks, and special tours through Coal and Coke Co. facilities.
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Elks
Inesis
Cumberlain
Piedmont
Wabash
Booneway Fit
Cumberland Hotel
Manting Theatre
Jlok Om
Elis
Manting
Barnews Wednesddy
Menting State Association
A.m
Major Leip
Teunessee
P.m. Landown
Fern Take
Vadevilc
Edgewood
Tyneh
Twacheon
BLB
Coal & Coke Company
Dopo
Bn Weld
Hoor
Telumm
Io Mildlesiora
George Dyre Arrested for Liquor Possession at Home
George Dyre, a colored man, was arrested Sunday for having a portion of a ferment jar allegedly in his possession at his Wyre home. Officers, including Wyre contended that the liquor was for personal use only and not for sale. Dyre submitted in police yesterday and was fined $100 with costs. sentence attributed to Kitty Hays.
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George Dyre
Saxluz
Irene Castle Treman Granted Divorce in Paris
Irene Castle Treman obtained a divorce from naval captain Robert G. Trew in Paris yesterday. The proceeding, conducted under suspicions of incompatibility, concludes a lengthy marital dispute reported by Par is Associated Press.
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Irene Castle Treman
Paris
Irene Castle
Danrer
Robert 6
Trew
Dawson's Campaign En 4 70 Date 53039
Associated Press reports Frankfort coverage on political campaigning as candidates from the Republican side address expenses and the race for governor remains unsettled amid local contest chatter.
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Dawson
Detectives Pursue Killer After Drive At City Home
City detective George Alpore was shot and killed while pursuing a suspect at a house believed to be the hideout of a gang of thieves. Detectives Gay and others searched the residence, capturing four occupants as they investigated reports of stolen gems.
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Associated Bre
Late Rock
Ask
Daly
George Alpore
Gay
Nomades
Couple Wed in Cumberland Gap Amid Morning Ceremony
Minnie McCray and Jesse Hilton of Norton Virginia were married in Cumberland Gap this morning. The ceremony was performed by Reverend W. O. Farmer.
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Cumberland Gap
Minnie McCr
Jesse Hilton
Norton, Va
Christian Ladies To Make All Redross Bags Ouata
W 8 Anderson president of Toeul Tad Cross Hayden se 38 that the foes of the Christum Chavet have volunteered to mathe the etive quate of ten Christmas bags asked for bs rhe to the Christmas mite Rod Ce of the men in the serve. A demonstration model of a man type of water heater has been attracting strentum to the windows of the Kentucky Utilities company. A heat regulating device automatically turns off the current when the temperature of the water reaches the boiling point.
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W. 8 Anderson
Toeul
Tad Cross Hayden
Kentucky Utilities Company
Four Enlistments Reported at Local Army Recruiting Office
Four men recently entered for the army at the local recruiting office. Taylor Johnson and Kettle Slind joined the air service. James Smith of Cary enlisted for service at Panama. Charles Dean of Tonnington Gap and Isaiah Hensley of Cawood enlisted last week.
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Army
She To
Jonson
Kettleslind
Tames Smith
Cary
Panama
Charles Dean
Tonnington Gap
Tsaiah Hensley
Cawood
Visual Instruction Class Opens In Lincoln Film Program
Washington July 24 The first class in visual instruction for the District of Columbia Americanization program was held at Crandall's Metropolitan theater. The inauguration film The Spirit of Lincoln was distributed by Lincoln Memorial University. About 110 students attended after visiting the Terith street home where Lincoln died and viewing the Oldroyd Lincoln relics. The program opened by Miss Hsther Golden with several talks following the screening.
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Washington
District of Columbian
Public Service and
Conectional Department
Crandail Theaters
Crandall
Metropolitan Theater
Spirit of
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorin
University of
Terith Street
Oldroyd
Firstgrteat
Hsther Golden
Mrs U G Cartwright Dies At Home In Middlesboro
Mrs U G Cartwright age 57 died at her home in the East End at 2 30 yesterday morning after a sudden paralysis. A longtime resident of Middlesboro she was born in Hancock County Tennessee in 1806. Survived by husband and one son Jh B Breeding of Harrogate. Funeral services will be held Wednesday with interment at Sharp's cemetery.
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U. G. Cartwright
Bowe
East End
Middlesboro
Hangcock County
Tenn
Jh. B. Breeding
Harrogate
Sharp's Cemetery
Ige Dooley of East Middlesboro Dies at 58
Joe Dooley of East Middlesboro died Monday at his residence aged 58. He leaves a wife and two daughters Mrs Ernie Mary Lambert and Miss Carce Dooley, and sons Emil Cityte Hagene and Jod Dawley Jr. Interment at Sharp Cemetery after services at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Joe Dooley
East Middlesboro
Wilen
Ernie Mary Lambert
Carce Dooley
Emil
Ciyite
Hagene
Jod Dawley, Jr
Middlesboro
Fimetak
Robinson Dies at Ripkell Home Sunday
Robinson, age unknown, died Sunday at the Ripkell home in Tigell, Tenn. He is survived by four sons Fred John Roscoe and Kim Robinson ofGreenville Gap and two daughters Mrs Laur Streasen of Washington DC and Miss Hattie Robinson of Cumberland Gap, also a tether Sam Keinson of Ray. Funeral services were set for 2:30 Sunday with Rev W D Farimney at the Cottrell memory cemetery.
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Robinson
Ois Hone
Tigell
Tenn
Fred
John
Roscoe
Kim Robinson
Gronerland Gap
Laur Streasen
Washington, D. C
Hattie Robinsen
Cumberland Gap
Sam Keinson
Ray
W. D. Farimney
Cottrell Ememory
Harregate
League of Women Voters to Meet at 2:30 Tomorrow
The local League of Women Voters announces a meeting tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the library. It is the first meeting led by new president Miss Lina Rennebaum, with important civic matters on the agenda and a call for wide attendance from Middlesboro women interested in improving city conditions.
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League of Wearn Voters
Lina Rennebaum
Leaguer
Middlesboro
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