Obituary notes from Middlesboro area obituaries
Obituaries for Dewey Ray Barnes of Mildries Love Geno Rossoloing of Middlesboro and Mrs Rosetta Webb of Capito are listed with funeral details. Barnes and Webb are described with family survivors, service times, and burial locations. The piece names pallbearers, flower attendants, and church choirs, reflecting local ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Ray Barnes
Mildries
Love
Ray ‘Thomas Barnes
Henry Franklin Bares
Jamies
Davly Barnes
Middlesboro
Alice Mae Barnes
Linda Sue Barnes
Frank Barnes
Mandy Archer
C C. Earle
Ely Dale
W.I. Mo Manaway
Henry Williams
Paul Branham
Billy Barnes
John Parton
Cawood
Geno Rossolono
Geno Rossoloing
Middleshare
Patsy Termyson
Lillian Panozzo
Chicago
Veto Likely on tax cut plan after White House talks
Washington sources report Senator Knowland says the Treasury Department will urge President Eisenhower to veto the Democratic $20 per person income tax cut. Leon Keyserling argues the cut would cut unemployment and boost business, while Senate Democrats push for delay. Extension of corporate and excise taxes could raise about 2.8 billion annually, potentially offsetting losses. Senate Democrats seek a compromise as Republicans resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Llp
Willigm
Knowland
Treasury
Eisenhower
White House
Mle
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economicalvisers
Senate
Exelo Rales
Phus
Mrr
Congress
Democrats
Pickup
Sen
Alben
Standard Sells New Gasolines in Louisville Area
W G Violette president of Standard Oil Company announced the new premium and regular gasolines are offered today and are the highest octane fuels in the company’s history. He said engines in 1955 cars have higher compression ratios and the new fuels meet and surpass those demands. Middlesboro agent R H Barker noted the gasolines are now available at Standard Oil stations throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
W. G. Violette
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Violette
Standard Oil
R. H. Barker
Middlesboro
Charges Dropped Against Four Middlesboro Youths
Four area youths have all charges dismissed in Magistrate Taddix's Court after a county attorney's investigation. Names listed include Joe Smith Jr of Route 1 Middlesboro detaining a female against her will and carrying a cancelled deadly weapon, Buddy Capps of Route 1 Middlesboro detaining a female against her will, Ray Jackson of Hiniyar Isnx County breach of peace, and Dallas Shackleford of Middlesboro Route 1 obstructing justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taddix
Mary Louis Sutiles
Middlesboro
Martin Wilson
Joe Smith, Jr
Route 1
Buddy Capps
Middlestoro
Ray Jackson
Hiniyar
Isnex County
Dallas Shackleford
Middlesboro Noute 1
House Pay Boost Moves Forward in Congress
Washington March 1 The House approval is expected today to send a pay raise bill to President Eisenhower raising members of Congress to 15000 a year with a 22501 target for leadership. The measure also grants 7500 to 10000 for about 400 federal judges a 5000 boost for the vice president and raises for U S attorneys and Justice Department officials. The Senate passed the measure by voice vote after conference, striking out travel allowances and a $1250 expense provision. Detriot AP A boy named Tab Garcal drives a family car while asleep. police stop the vehicle and return him home after warning. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness notes annual spending on blindness care at 1500000. Infant mortality in 1951 reached 26.7 per 1000 live births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitngton
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Prestawat
Hlouse
U.S
Justice Department
Washington
Somerset Jury is Dismissed by Pulaski County Judge
The Pulaski County grand jury, discharged by Circuit Judge R. C. Tartar, was ordered to reconvene in Somerset at 1 a.m. March 18 after attempts to defy the discharge. Two jurors allege the judge dismissed the panel fearing indictments for embezzlement. Tartar denies any wrongdoing and argues prior indictments rely on outdated records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
Pulaski County
R. C. Tartar
Tartar
Foreral John Linville
M.A. Coomer
R. G. Tartar
Pulaski
Awai
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Phway
Ray Barnes
Roshua Webb
Roselta Webb
Capita
Speedwell
Tenn
Clayton Webb
Capito
Bertha Leslie
Sylvia Hammock
Betty Lou
Brenda Faye Webb
Billie Webb
Johnie
Bobby Waynd Webb
Ethel Green
Billie Mae Bledsoe
Maryland
George Cobb
New York
Walter Cobb
Falmouth
Johnn Cohty
Middle
Armed Forces
Sted Cross
Red Cross
Naval
Senate Finance Committee
Keyserling
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Standard
Middlesboro Hardware CO
Detroit
Johnny
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
United States
Jeu Turner
Piug
Mont Amd
Mle 1
Toormhert
Wile
Grandpa Sones
Volvo
Mrs. Jones
Ean
Aly
We Eee
Barbara George Bary Stanek Sanders
Merrill
Withcoste
THE
Actor’s Mews Shop
Cumberland Avenue
George Green
Colonel's Grill
Middlesboro's
Montgomery Ward
Mirlesboro
Pinnacle Motors, Inc
White Furniture Co
Lothbury Avenue
Tokore
Mnityor Wnain
Holden Relly
Dorey
Toon
Dicot
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