Day of Farm Decision Arrives in Senate
Senate action on the farm bill dominates Washington as critics accuse the plan of political maneuvering while administration supporters push for price supports and a soil bank. Senator Monroney and other Democrats clash with GOP allies over parity and production controls in a high stakes vote prospect.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Coarrman
Eilender D-La
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fixar
Blender
Holland
Okla
Wonder
Leni Anderson
D-Nm
Sioe
Monroney
Wolland
Linliani
Tie Communist Party
National Farmers Union
Monroony
Tratter
Communist Party
Aiken
Reinstatement Denied for Telegraph Strike Dismissals
Toutsville Kentucky arbitrators denied reinstatement to three Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co employees from Corbin. The men A J Noe James Tolliver and L L Stough had been dismissed during a 72 day strike over long distance rate cuts by the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toutsville
Southern Bell ‘Telephone & Telegraph Ca
Emuloges
Corbin
A. J, Noe
James ‘Tolliver
L. L. Stough
Springfield man killed in crash during storm
In Springfield Kentucky a salesman James Stantey Ball of Louisville died in a three vehicle crash yesterday during heavy rain and wind. Truck driver Willard Turner of Haleyville Alabama was not injured.
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Springfield
Kitleel James Stantey Ball
Louisville
Willard Turner
Haleysville
Ala
Fair Defended By Wetherby Defends Kentucky Projects
Louisville UP notes former Gov Lawrence WL Wetherby defends the Kentucky State Fairgrounds Exposition Center and Kentucky Turnpike against criticism by Gen A B Chandler. Wetherby says both projects are financially sound and beneficial, citing self funding and state tax revenue. He disputes Chandler’s $18 million estimate and calls the turnpike cost financing solid, with out-of-state traffic expected to be significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lawrence WL Wetherby
Kentucky State Fairgrounds
Kentucky Turnpike
A. B. Chandler
Chandley
Wetherby
Teil Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Exposition Center
Reece
Tran
Elzabethtown
Prome
Flo
Obituary notices from Knoxville and nearby towns
Obituary notices report funeral services for Knoxville resident Calvin Luson Fuson 85 and Walter Ed Thacker, plus death of Roscoe Lonnie Nelson 69 in Rose Hill. Fuson, a former Pineville pastor and Knoxville resident, died in Knoxville General Hospital after moving from Kentucky. services to be at Jellicoe Baptist Church with local ministers officiating. Thacker died at home in Colmar, with services at Colmar Baptist Church and burial at Parner Cemetery. Nelson died after a lingering illness, burial in Burnette Cemetery, with Rose Hill Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Knoxville
Tarleton
Ohare
Tinsley
Kentucky
Olo
Pineville
Tel Fanghl School
Bell County
Stete
Bell County Flight School
Clear Crowk Tidle Seline
Clear Croek
Cumberlan College
Miamsburg
Arlin Coe Fuson
Jeanie Fuson
Atl
Kinxville
Horace Slan
Noah Jackson
Tom Brines
Vinmy My Buriol
Pax
Taevam
Arnett Funeral Lome
Ruwis Thacker
Walter Ed Win ‘Thacker
Colmar Baptist Church
Bingham Ad H. MT
Sivolliintag
Parner
Thacker
Edwin Thacker
Lula Thacker Wimbever
Osgor Lonnie Nelson
Roscoe Lonnie Nelson
Rose Hill
Geneeva Nelson
Hose Tit Baptist Church
Harold Drenl
Clyde
Puneral
Hal Horner Dead at 50 in Morristown
Morristown Tenn Hal Horner postmaster since 1953 and leading Hamblen County Republican died at Morristown Hamblen Hospital after a heart attack late yesterday He had earlier served as a hardware firm representative in Knoxville and Morristown for 24 years and was a former member of Hubler County Court Horner recently resumed duties after a previous attack.
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Morristown
Tenn
Hal HL
Horner
Hanblen County
Morristown-Hamblen
Ball Clair Hearing Set Next Tuesday
A hearing on the claim of Jailer Harry Batl was scheduled by Fiscal Court at Upam for Tuesday, March 13. At its regular meeting this week the court approved payment bills and directed the sheriff to file monthly activity reports. Magistrate Clyde Haddix presided in the absence of County Judge Maurice Tribell.
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Pineville
Harry Batl
Upam
Clyde Haddix
Maurice Tribell
Latin America population forecast 580 million in 45 years
The statement projects Latin American populations rising from about 181 million today to 580 million in 45 years if growth rates persist, outlining a long term demographic trend.
Hospital Notes to a Fire
A brief hospital update mentions individuals including Mrs Gene Atoson and Miss Bettyreece, with ambiguous reference to locations and roles. The fragmentary text suggests a local incident or timeline involving a fire and medical notes, but specific details are unclear.
White Voter Registrar Enforces Constitution Test in Louisiana
In Webster Parish Louisiana registrar Winnice Clement reports she now requires all voter applicants to interpret the U S Constitution as a qualification test. She says 24 white applicants failed the test while few Negro applicants have attempted registration. Councils and state officials demand scrutiny as authorities defend stricter enforcement of voting laws amid race tensions.
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Minden
Clozens Council
Res
Clement
Louisiana
Sirs. Clement
Siree Imo
Robert Kennon
Abo Clement
Websterish
Kennion
Senator PUSHES Disarmament With Detection Gaps
Senator Pastore warns that the United States must have a reliable way to detect hidden atomic stockpiles before accepting Russian offers to ban future weapons. He cites gaps in inspections and emphasizes a technological safeguard to prevent waking to a larger Russian arsenal.
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Waslington
Sen
Jotina
United States
L Pastore
Pastore
Russia
Congressional Joint Atomicnergy Committee
Senate ~ Bisarmament
Eisenhower
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Entrey Committee
Strauss
Senate
Eisentower
McAtee Charged With Failing to Base A Federal Return
Louisville attorney KR Davis McAtee charged by the federal government with failing to file a federal return. McAtee posted a $1,000 bond for appearance. Case set in federal court on March 19. Proposed new route cuts travel time from New York to Los Angeles to four hours.
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Attorn
Louisville
KR. Davis Mcatee
Alisrney
McAtee
New York
Los Angeles
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