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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1955

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Union Choir to Sing Here Sunday Evening

Union College will present a Kappella Choir directed by Professor Kenneth Muen ink at Lie Migulestoro First Methodist Church this Sunday evening. Rev John Rohentdon announced the program will include Bach and Beethoven sacred classics, American folk songs, and modern sacred selections with solos by Wesely Cochin and others. A free will offering will be taken during intermission.

T He College Miami Boston Cincinnati Louisville Piven Plus Wesley Cochin Miss Bian Mirley Loauisville Stils Shirley Thurston Corchin Harold Showalter Brooksville Resuditul

Conference of Big 4 Chiefs Might Help Ease Asia Crisis

Senator George D. A. says a four power meeting could pressure the Soviet Union and China to restrain Peiping from attacking Formosa. He favors a heads of major powers conference without preconditions, possibly easing tensions with allies in Asia while avoiding premature talks on recognition of Peiping. Opponents warn against a four power conference without clear objectives.

Asia Wassington Sen George Dga China Formosa George Senate Foreign Relations Committee Russia Muscaw State Department Dulles F Germany Pines Hone France Peiping Pacific de Cense

Trio Rescued From Hill Cave Near Henry Hudson Parkway

New York police rescued two girls and a boy trapped since Saturday after entering a hillside cave above the Hudson River in Inwood Hill Park. The youths, Ronald Tevlin 15 Jacqueline Weber 13 and June her sister 16, became trapped as a dirt slide blocked their exit. After friends supplied food and a rope descent, rescuers worked for hours to widen the cave opening and pull them to safety in a tense, muddy climb.

New York Tom Sawyer Becky Upper Manhattan Henry Hudson Parkway Younselers Aml Sone Wilds Inwood Ht Park Bludson River Ronald Tevlin Docle Weber Jacqueline Ware Fool Tse Cive

Obituary for Miter Eyeus Mitt Lebeyers of Motus

Mitt Lebeyers of Motus was born February 12, 1887. He was survived by his wife Caroline LePew and three children Timer Le-Ver of Pinevilla, George Morris Lefeyery of Jaimilton, Ohio. He also left four sisters Hettie Johnson Chessie Johnson Tara Lefevers of Ohio and Mark Duc han of Ohio, five brothers Theodore Lelavers Luther Walley Lekevers Crab Otchans Junk Lelavers and half brother John dohasog of Tolus. Funeral services were held at Cardinal Grade School with Rev Morgan officiating. Burial was Cardinal Cemetery. Ivham Funeral Home assisted.

Miter Eyeus Lebeyers Motus Hle Caroline Luther Walley Lekevers Junk Lelavers Onie John Dohasog iTolus Neon Caroinal Re Morgan Cardinal Cemetery Ivham Funerg Chore

Billy Graham Draws 13000 in Glasgow Crusade

In Glasgow crowds estimated at 13,000 filled the venue for Billy Graham in Scotland. The American evangelist urged decisions for Christ as hundreds moved toward private counseling. Officials noted strong Protestant participation and few dissenting voices amid the revival atmosphere.

Ulasgow Billy Graham Kelvin Dial Graham Christ St. Mo Cra Crahant Andie Aren Wilhers

Salk Polio Vaccine Evaluation Nearing Final Stages

Salk polio vaccine tests with 1.36 million children prompt near final evaluation by Dr Thomas Francis Jr at the University of Michigan. The National Foundation funds distribution, five pharmaceutical firms profit from vaccines, and researchers debate duration and breadth of immunity as the report nears release after mass testing.

Salk Pittshurtly Ite Hich Thomas Francis Jr University of Michigan National Foundation Pharmaceutical Sulk Toois Siyple Gitte Varcine Dalia Wis Francis United States

Old-Fashioned Salvation Army Revival Anniversary in Chicago

In Chicago the Salvation Army staged an old time revival at Princess Rink to mark its anniversary and 100 Army members performed in period costumes. The event revived turn‑of‑the‑century styles with actors portraying sin and salvation, drawing about eight hundred attendees and featuring Sister Flassie and Maj. Kielgon.

Chicago Salvation Army Army Evangelistic Organization United States West Side Flassie Salvation Kielgon Claude FE. Bates Evangelist de Argos

Stock Probe Under Truce Delays Recall Vote on Galbraith

In Washington Senate Banking Committee leaders paused the stock market inquiry. Chairman Fulbright postponed a vote on recalling Harvard economist John K. Galbraith amid clashes over his writings. Capehart and Harper each pressed for immediate action while others urged patience as market volatility looms. The panel also noted the SEC does not vouch for any stock and warned investors to use judgment.

Washington Senate D. Willian Fulbright DeArk Senate Banking Committee Harvard Economics John K. Galbraith Harper FE Capehart Pulbright Ovey Candyuct Galbraith Indiana Republican Tenjamin F Sialy Asis Dalla U.s.steel Oo Gen. R. &. Wood Sears Roebick Sears Hoebuck Ralph H. Deminifer Securities & Exchange Commission Warner Demmiler Isk Walter Televi Pugs

Oldsters' Chances At Longevity Rise In Michigan Study

Dr Tonis Dublin of the Institute of Life Insurance noted at a University of Michigan gerontology conference that a 65 year old in 1970 has about an even chance to reach 73, with women possibly living to 83 by 1976. He added that about 14 million Americans are aged 65 or older and the number grows by roughly 100,000 annually.

Annarkot Mich Tonis Dublin Institute of Life Insurance Wit University of Michigan Tribtin

Jet pilots store helmets in bowling bags at Kelly AFB

Jet crews at San Antonio Kelly Air Force Base use bowling ball bags to carry their flying helmets to protect them from damage.

San Antonio, Tex Kelly Air Force Base

Local Home Goods Prices Snapshot

Readable fragments list household items with prices including gas water heater at 79.95 and electric heater at 79.95. Cabinets priced 42, 66, and 59.95 with a wall caveat noted. A 18 inch cabinet wall cave listing 285 appears as a purchase item.

Indiana Police Seek Slayer of Woman in Mount Vernon

Police in Mount Vernon Indiana seek the slayer of Mrs Wilhelmina Suzan Sailer found murdered at her home. Her hands were tied behind her back with an apron a bullet passed through her ears and a dresser drawer appeared opened. Sheriff Edmond Rutledge described the case as the work of a hex maniac. The victim was wife of farmer John R Sailer. The couple’s son Inne Ray heard shots and found his mother dead after returning from school.

Mount Vernon Ind Wilhelmina Suzan Siler Wolran Mark Weisinger Edmond Rutledge Mommie Sailer

Hooded trout incident near Lowell car crash transcript

A car driven by Joseph E. Dawling struck a free, veered across the street into a picket fence and crashed into a house, bursting into flames. Dawling crawled out uninjured. The report notes the heart's durability per the American Heart Association.

Lowell, Mass Joseph E. Eawling Dawling Tleart Assn

House Rejects Quota Slash in Kentucky Vote

The Kentucky Democratic delegation except Rep Perkins backed the bill while Republicans split. The measure would trigger a referendum for growers on reductions and a pay raise move for postal workers faced opposition from several Republicans and some Democrats.

Kentucky Rep Perkins Swith Eugene John M. Habsian Jr Teps Cheif Natcher Parking Spence and Watts Jill Democrats Robsion Repubican Kveemore Kentuckians Hep Gregory Democrat Lifec Neymblican

Flooding Rages Across Kentucky Tennessee As Storm Lashes Area

Rain and high winds sweep Kentucky and Tennessee with rivers cresting. Cumberland Avenue near Pineville and highways 11 and 6 under water, evacuations by National Guard and Red Cross. One death reported as 10 year old Sandsa Jane Burch swept away. two feet above flood stage forecast on the Ohio River in Louisville.

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Two Charged On Liquor Counts In Magistrate Court

Sophia, Morris, Fitzpatrek and Ameshay Avenue were fined 50 dollars and costs in Magistrate Clyde Maddix court for possession of untaxed whiskey. A Wilson arrestee was brought before U S Commissioner Kelly Clare Laight and held for federal court as the case proceeded, with unclear further details.

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