Ex-Convict Kills Three In Chicago Night Spot
A gunman described as ex-convict Laweigiee Neumann opened fire in a Chicago tavern, killing three patrons and injuring others before fleeing on foot. Police rounded up suspects, with Neumann identified by witnesses. a prior bar owner linked to past incidents was arrested previously. Investigators pursued Neumann across the city and suburbs as officers patrolled the area.
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Chicago
Avleman
Nesides
Neumar
Paleman
Sols Neumann
MhKim
Staeling
Ale Bar
Neumann
Tal
Bent
Palice
Koren — Enntede
Neuemann’s
Kchiory
Grandma and Shorty Mark 10th Wedding Anniversary
In Kentucky near Cad Creek and across into West Virginia, Grandma aged 89 and Shorty 28 recall their decade together after a fire-ravaged log cabin left them homeless last May 17. They describe isolation, loss of keepsakes including Grandma’s organ, and their stubborn determination to stay on despite the odds.
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Louisa
Easlon
Kentucky Hills
Wilder Vshie
Mallc Ty Sprouse
Cad Creek
Kentucky-West Virginia
Lyinimon
Meek
Grandma
Granta
Linistie
Mt Creek
Townsend To Quit Post In Brussels Amid Royal Romance Fallout
Group Captain Peter Townsend announced his resignation from the Royal Air Force and his post as British air attaché in Brussels. He plans a global tour after leaving service next month, saying he aims to travel continents and study routes for a possible civilian mission. Townsend said he has no firm plans after the tour and cited the royal marriage tabloid context surrounding Princess Margaret.
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Brussels
Belgium
Peter Townsend
Imlay
Royal Meteree
Vinay Dower
Britain
Margaret Ender
Church of
Athes
Obituaries and Death Notices from Local Ledger
Obituary items list Emily Bells Durham reported to have died recently with funeral services at Calvin Primitive Baptist Church and burial in the family cemetery. Survivors include three children and extended family. Other notices mention Albert Musielo dying June 4 at age 51 in Oaks with services at Calvin Primitive Baptist Church and burial. survivors listed in detail. James Andrew Way obituary notes he died and services held at Madison, with multiple survivors including a widow, children, siblings, and in-laws. Funeral home arrangements made, with services and burial details at local chapels and cemeteries. The notices preserve names, kinship, and locations, reflecting the era’s obituary style.
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Emily Bells Durham
Cluneh
Bete Burhans
Ceell Fultz
Durler Calvin
Jamie Durban
Calvin
Cramp Darian
Tuliaony
M . Pinvsaidle
JA. Henonan
Wirloth
Calloway
Slokeshuey Bwo
Bromhers
Will Cunpiel
Albert Campbell
Cola
Hwttaner
Durham
Ebarge
Alert Amracs
Albert Musielo
Oaks
Bessie Miracle
Robert
Charles
Pineville
Route 1
John Heeny
Hamp
Murph
Rewle
Navi Vin Miriele
Harbour Issey
Emily Joskins
Calvin Primitive Baptist Church
Tythe du Caywoal
James Andrew Way
Andrew Hraty
Dye Lige
Jane
Toxpilal
Indianapony
Todi
Vmeo
Mins
Virginia
Tve Hoang Iy
Duddieiana
Polly
Middleshore
W. d. Farris
Lwin
Satuy
Ewing
Stone
Brevtal
Rosenbatm Cemency
Thincock County
Enn
Mary Editray
Gan
Janes Y Pray
Indianpols
Deanig Sue Bray
Indiana
J. W Bray
Koka- Indiana
Braitiers
Oscar Stane Gap
Us Bi
Airkin
Disney Three
Bll Cox
Chigage
Myrtle Owing
Anew
Delphi Spears
Ly Stone Gaps Que
Brethren
Oral
Charles Stewart
Lafayette
Lutjene Magland
Kokomo
Mary Ann Prances
Pansy Dray
Kosovo
Woud
Uneral Lome
Two Lee County Men Earn Dentist Degrees at Commencement
Two Lee County men received dentistry degrees at the Medical College of Virginia commencement. Dr Dick Hyatt of Flatwoods earned a BS before dental training and plans to enter active Air Force duty next month. Dr Gene Reasor, son of Pennington Gap residents, did undergrad work at Lincoln Memorial University Ta, and will also begin active duty with the Air Force soon.
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Lee County
Metical College
Ginia
Tyatt
R. O'Hyatt
Flatwoods
Gene. Reasor
Olin J. Measor
Pennington Gap
Hyatt
Maryville College
Medical College
Reasor
Lincoln Memorial University
Air Force
Wyatt
Aviv
Mercury Cars Contest Offers Prizes Across 8 Week Campaign
A $425,000 Mercury contest rewards 300 Mercury Phaetons and 2000 dealers nationwide back the program. Weekly drawings run June 11 to August 4 with top ten weekly winners receiving $10 000 cash bonuses. Entry forms are free from Mercury dealerships. entrants must be 18 or older and complete a rhyme praising Mercury Phalion power and style.
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Joseph E. Bayne
Mercury
Bayne
Wage Rise Forecast in Steel Talks Dims Hope for Timely Pact
US Steel vice president John A. Stephens said the wage talks may take another week before proposals reach the unions, pushing the June 30 strike deadline into midweek. USW president David J McDonald remained hopeful of a prestrike agreement as talks with U S Steel Betweem Steel and Reppnne Steel continue at the Rose Wall hotel. Experts warn a 30 cent per hour increase could trigger steel price hikes of about 10 to 12 dollars per ton to cover costs.
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Industry 5
Wogan
Thas
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steelwuy
Parts
Real Briss
United Steelworkers
Ulawest
U. 8
Steel
Betwehem Steel
Repunne Steel
David Jo McDonald
USW
Nike
Thomas Campbell
Wie
Iron Age
Rare
Campbell
Promuin
Hospital Notes Dismissals and Admits Mixed in Report
Hospital notes list dismissals and admissions including Mrs David Ely and City Baby Ray White son of Me, Mrs Joe White Cumberland Gap Stove Robbing, Hupert Turner and Sam Minor with baby girl at Sneortville Buddlpy Rhymer Pineville, and admissions of Mrs L Gardner Regia Sue Haitiems City Ciffort Robbins Hobart Mink Don Welch City.
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Jtt Aleshore Hospital
David Ely
City
Ray White
Son
Joe White
Cumberland Gap Stove
A . Hupert ‘Turner
Sam Minor
Baby Girth
Sneortville
Pineville
L. €. Gardner
City Regia Sue Haitiems City Ciffort Robbins
Hobart
Mink
Neviairs
Don Welch
Cincinnati Students Tour New Atlas Mine Visit
Twelve geology students from the University of Cincinnati toured the new Atiig Mines in Middlesbore yesterday led by Prof. Haroll Brooks. Dean Wall, secretary of the Middleshore Chamber of Commerce, accompanied the group.
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University of Cincinnati
Middlesbore
Atiig
Haroll Brooks
Dean Wall
Middleshore
Campaign Advisors of Stevenson To Meet in Chicago
Washington reports Stevenson campaign advisors plan a Chicago meeting to woo undecided delegates and assess strategies ahead of the Democratic national convention. They expect discussion on pledged and unpledged delegates, with key states including Indiana Maryland Tennessee and New York analyzed for votes.
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Stevenson
Chicago
Washington
Stowenson
Tadiana
Maryland
Ripernson
Kefauver
Forni
Ixetanyer
Ieff
California
Levenson
Averell
Prine
Mit Shevenyson
Hov Vane
BSN
United Press
Elsowbhere
Prosecutors Present Evidence In Cocaine Conspiracy Trial
Tamar Cau die heads the Justice Expert ment's division and faces cross examination over a conspiracy case in the Truam administration. Jurors hear claims of evading justice and pressure at the White House as Cau die and Abdthew J. Coane ly are linked to efforts to disrupt government functions.
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Caudle
Abdthew J. Coanely
Tania
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