Tri Staters in Service
Bubby Meyers of the U S Air Force, son of Mr and Mrs Hoy Meyers, 21d Street Akkilesboro, has completed his basic training at Luckland Air Force Base Sn Anfahin Texts and is now stationed jet Meesor APB Afiss. His address is Robert L Meyers, Ward Rhadent Lad (VATS), Box 1823 Keesies API Miss.
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Bubby Meyers
U. S. Air Force
Hoy Meyers
Akkilesboro
Luckland Air Force Base
Sn Anfahin
Robart L. Meyers
Army private Fred Bedalle youth unit director
PFC Fred Bedalle youth unit director PRC Fred Bedelle Jr wife Norra resides at 1 Whickes Ave. Bedelle joined the Army in 1934 and completed basic training at Fort Gordon Georgia. He arrived in Europe last December and is assigned to Company 2 of the 11th Infantry Division. He graduated in 1961 from Lincoln Memorial University and is a member of Gunma Limb da Sigoie fraternity.
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Prc
Fred Bedelle Jr
Norra
Whickessey Ave
American Youth Association
Heilbron
Germany
Bedelle
Gordon
Fle
Euroape
Pvt Kyle Davis Arrives in Korea for Duty
Pvt Kyle Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Wiley Davis of Tazewell, recently arrived in Korea for duty with the 11th Infantry Division. Davis, a rifleman in Company I of the division's Third Regiment, completed basic training at Jackson, G.
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Kyle Davis
Korea
Pvt
Kyl Davis
Nis Wiley Bovis
Tazewell
Davis
Jackson
Linh Regiment
Pvt Kenneth Crawford Arrives with Seventh Infantry
Pvt Kenneth Crawford, son of Mr and Mrs Eli Crawford of Kay, recently arrived in Korea as a corporal in Battery 6 of the 7th Division’s field artillery battalion. Crawford entered the Army in Avanston and completed basic at Fort Carson, with training at Fort Bliss, now stationed with the unit.
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Pye
Kenneth C. Craveford
Me Ani
Eli Crawford
Kay
Kren Anchow
Ronner
Crawford
Ine duSton
Slkt Field Artillery
Avanston
Ossie Tratining
Fort Carson
Calo
Weist
Fort Bliss
PFC Jackie L. Rogers Joined Army Cage Team
Private first class Jackie L. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mary J. Rogers of Tinsley, joined the Army basketball team with the 47th Infantry Regiment in Germany. He recently graduated from Lon Taek San Senna.
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PFC
Jackie L. Rogers
Punkie J. Rogers
Mary J. Rogers
Tinsley
Germany
47 Infantry Regiment
Lon Taek San Senna
M Sgt John J Parker Training in Germany
M Sgt John J Parker trains in Germany with his unit during a field training exercise. The article notes his wife Della Iles at Gilson Station and mentions Parker’s service since 1944, earning the Silver Star and the Purple Heart.
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John J. Parker
Germany
Della
Gilson Station
Seracinr Biker
Fons A. Parker
Hospital Notes At Le Mélileshora Carded Dismissal
Hospital notes from Le Mélileshora list dismissals admissions and patient movements including Claudia Young Mrs Chaves Greene and son Tihringate Mes Pearl Jennings Tazewell Laaby Bames Cy Jimamy Page and City Mes Fyn Younts City Mrs Neil Butcher and Mrs Lawrenne Rowland plus Tomer Cowsby Cerne Daniels Marrigate Erie Smith Arch Jennings Sherman Brooks Gihnow sta Hon Mes Croshie Ramsey and Miss Junta Neff Rose sit clerical elements only
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le Mélileshora
Claudia Young
Chaves Greene
Sherman Brooks
Gihnow
Croshie Ramsey
Paving
Miss Junta Neff
Rose Sit
Jobless Rate In Kentucky Higher Than National Average
FRANKFORT AP The Department of Economic Security reported Kentucky's unemployment rate rose to a level above the U S average in February. The report shows benefits paid to unemployed workers totaled about 2022 08S with construction manufacturing and trade bearing the heaviest burdens. It notes improvement in Kentucky coal employment and a mining fatality share of benefits near seven percent from last year.
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Frankeort
Department of Keconeyite Security
Piiday Tat Kenurky
Jayelts
Wom
Jamin
Bat
Pew
Ferucury
Kenetucky
Syyn
Revolt Splits Citizen Group in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama a faction defies leadership, splits a white citizens council amid calls for Mandel Carter and James J. Folsom. The revolt centers on university cases and firings, touching Katherine Lucy enrollment and clashes over executive authority, with federal court actions looming.
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Binmingham
Ala
Heim Trate Meomlis
Haning
Katherine Lucy Epse
Auc
Cecil
Asa Ace Cayier
Cartev Id
Carter
Birminghan Council
Sf Ecuanil
Obituaries and death notices from Hutch area
Bettie Quillen of Hutch dies at 72 at home after lengthy illness. She lived in Pennington Gap previously and moved to Hutch twelve years ago. Survived by sons Chester Idleton, Neve Middleton, Will Turner, Doney Turner. daughter Mary Lee. extended family. Funeral at home with burial at family cemetery in Tirtch. Infant Stewart, son of James Stewart and wife, dies at two months old in Hamp ton. Doris Heck, two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Meck of Speedwell Tenn, dies at home. William Clint Brooks, 78, dies near Gibson Station. survived by wife, children, siblings. Funeral set at Cave Springs Gapist Church with burial in church cemetery. Burial and funeral details provided by local funeral homes.
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Wettig Ouillion
Bettie Quillen
Hutch
Sea
Pam
Marian County
Chayamt Mary Jane Turfa Moimaber
Tha Sch
Pennington Gap
Itch
Chester Idleton
Neve Middleton
Middleshoro
Braver
Will Turner
Charles
Doney Turener
Pennnington Gap
Mary Lee Aikhihiton
Verda
McRcy
Elmer Robbins
Familly
Tirtch
Cawood
Doris Heck Doers Heck
Arthur Meck
Speedwell
Tenn
Elnek
LaPol- Jette
Fislera
Bretila Sue
Faye
Etta Heck
Moule 1
Tam Capps
Dar Meek
Ereat
Jack Tinnell
Rowe
Joa
M. Toreagw
Shady Grave
Greasy Hollow
Iawood Funeral Home
William Clint Brooks
Wiliam Gling Brooks
Wat Thireday
Gibson Station
Floyd Brooks
Dauehtiows
Peter Aye
Lent Mountain
Esti Brooks
Ewing
John Buis
Mes
Oscar Seabolt
Lafayette
Ind
John Brooks
Middlesteoro
Henry Brooks
Ohio
Cave Springs
Furmal
Coffey
Tarewell
Kefauver Campaigns in Moorhead Ahead of Tuesday Vote
Moorhead Minnesota hosts Kefauver as Adlai Stevenson plans a later stop. Kefauver and Kefauver’s aides faced delays from a heavy snowfall while a crowd of hundreds gathered for political speeches at Concordia College and Moorhead City Auditorium.
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Moorhead
Min Wa
Minnesons
Clirix
Adlairerson
Kefaue
Lovey
Broyengan
Concordia College
Kefauver
Timois
Stevenson
Thett
Tarbim
Sib
Aliinesota
Kefouver
Lobby Probe For Both Sides In Gas Bill Debate
The Senate forms a special committee to study alleged improper influence on the natural gas bill vetoed by Eisenhower. McClellan says the eight member panel will examine lobbying by both sides and aim to file a report late next week. George committee has already investigated limited lobbying tied to a $2590 campaign offer to Sen. Case.
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Washington
Senate
Meflellan
Ti-Ark
Mumier
Gnder Sen. George
Tobbyins
Siice
Eisenhower
McClellan
George
Francis Case
Case
Stalin Murdered and Bungled Is New Party Line in Russia
Article reports new Soviet line amid rumors Stalin was murdered or bungled, noting claims from Western and internal sources. It cites Georgians and anti Stalin sentiment within Georgia, describes censorship and cautious Soviet reaction, and suggests the "Stalin myth" will face a challenge without immediate revolutions while warning of pressure on Moscow.
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Stalin
Russia
In Union
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Communist Party
Bose Nikita
Khryssiehne
20Th
Communist Party
Acm
Navi
Mord
Sintin
Moscow
Piet
Stalinis Grimes
Soviet Union
Dal Stalin
Detroit Man Heads C of C in Wallington Move
Detroit man Coleman was elected head of the chamber of commerce in Wallington and will begin his term May 2. He urged business leaders to engage more in politics and public affairs to sustain the chamber and country, with plans to boost foreign trade and community involvement.
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Wallington
UPI
John & Coleman
Chamber of Commerce
Coleman
Ant
Surroukts Corp
Belrat
Fen
Chamber
Hazel
Iroctats
Feday
Clairleston
Tie Chamber Tl
View Pit
al Bank of Minneapolice
Yuice
Socony Mobi York
Hugh McKeruss
Tanner
U.S
Eisenhower to send foreign aid message to Congress
President Eisenhower planned to spend the weekend drafting a foreign aid message for Congress. He aimed to push for a new January foreign aid plan and a shift to combat Soviet economic measures. Opposition in the Senate has grown as he works on the draft before returning to the White House. He arrived Friday at his Tarn via rail from Washington.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Congress
Efts
White House
Rombhat
Fulssia
Senate
Wastinton
Farm Proposal Like Christmas Farm Proposal Like Christmas
Washington Senator Clinton P. Anderson, former secretary of agriculture, said the omnibus farm bill grew more like a Christmas tree as amendments piled up. Many amendments seek benefits for various crops. parity supports for cotton, wheat, and feed grains could be high. Anderson warned the plan could cost more than an extra billion dollars annually while the administration claimed victories in Senate fights over rigid price supports.
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Washington
Fupj
Clin Ton
P. Anderson
Democrate
Agriculure
Anderson
Senate
Paris
Doctors Oppose Social Security Extension
A spokesman for organized family doctors criticizes a social security extension as financially unsound and warns of rising taxes. Dr Malcolm E Phelps of the American Academy of General Practice urges a searching review of the 21 year old program and the proposed health welfare extension. The academy cites 21,000 members and says Congress risks higher costs and tax burdens without clear benefits.
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Washington
Cradel
Malcom E. Fhells
American Academy of General Practice
Academy
Phelps
el Ren
Okla
Congress of Determ
Congress
Pheips
Tan Viey
Bumper Crops In Store Again
Washington reports a Department forecast showing farmers plan to plant about 35 percent of a million acres to commercial crops by March 1, roughly three million acres less than last year. The Eisenhower administration aims to cut back at least 34 million acres to boost market openings for government-held silos and prop up farm prices, with further reductions possible if a Senate banking bill passes before spring planting proceeds.
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Washington
Farata
Agriculture Department
Eisenhower
Department
Senate
World of Labor Walkout Threats Across Industries
United Press reports thirty thousand workers in Copenhagen stage a walkout to press for higher wages, shorter week, and sick pay. The strike spreads to transport, construction, oil, and shipbuilding, with a second wave planned for Tuesday unless employers yield. Intersecting dispatches from Tokyo, Coventry, Vienna, and Taipet note martial court reviews, political unrest, and regional floods impacting the era’s global tensions. Virginia produces a record 235 Taillian tons of coal in 1952.
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United Press
Copenmagen
Denmark
UPD
le Association of Workers Litan
al Lostage ‘Latisfes
Denntis
Virginia
Kentucky News Roundup Reflects Political and Social Shifts
In Kentucky multiple items report on events from April to 1956. Plans for a large Professional and Business Women's Club meeting in Madisonville. a Washington push to boost funds for a park project. the Breaks Interstate Park Commission considering master plans. Wheeler named director of publications in the State Publicity Division. shift to Daylight Saving Time planned in Lexington. Rev Jameson Jones decries modern restlessness at Morehead State College. resignation of Love from West Kentucky Coal Co with Mark E. Eastin Jr. named successor. seven district winners advance to state high school oratory finals. attorney I L Lawrence files to run in Democratic primary. Ohio River flood forecast shows two foot rise. integration of four Todd County high schools planned for 1956-57 term.
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Kenneth Crawford
7Th Infantry
Cumberland Valley Nurseries
Standard Oil
Ty Narrows
Wasipto
Arlitce
Phong
Kentucky
James Stewart
Hampton
W. Va
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Alva
Finneral
Ailor
City Hall
Elizabeth Doak Loshievies
Calel George l
Ate
Fason Pratt
Daily News Pholod
Minnesota
Tiscourice Rengulis
Detroit Man Heads
C. of
Middlesboro Hardware CO
Portry
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Tokyo
Defra
Fist
J. McCas
Janun
Ykelnny Army Liquor Stores
Sozun Sli
Coventry
Emglind
Anthony Eilen
Goverment
Jinaperty
Mincivil
Fone
Vienna
Budapest
Minary
Blotuee
Cnsuatty
Taipet
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Biltectes
Malsas
Matsu
Fu Kien
Madisonville
Sunney
Hazard
Assa
Park Grouchy
Pikeville
Breaks
Interstate Park Commission
Canes Miinday
Sergigas
Hammani
Lesinglén
Wheeler
Frankfort
Mgiys
Wiky, Frarktart
Lenington
Jones
Love
Looper Lave
Nashville
West Kentucky Coal Co
Boar of Directors
St. Petersburg
Mark E. Eslin Jr
Kentucky American Legion
UWS
Louisville
Ohio River
Glasgow
Avam of Education
Torren County
Manring Theatre
Sara
William Holdenging
Novak Teosalind Thrassell
Rosalind Rossell
Maren
Treasune
Aden
USA
HHO
Carole Macias Barton Maclang
INSO
Dane Circle
Mawions
Timneriach
Ruby Hills
Wester
Scort
Bart Maclay
Uonsa Corcoran
Ward Bond
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Seanne Chau
Drifter
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Coates Aie
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