Daylight Time Begins in 19 States This April
A survey shows daylight saving time will be observed in 19 states and the District of Columbia this year with clocks advancing to daylight time on April 9 in most areas. Some cities will begin earlier or later, while parts of California Connecticut Illinois Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Nevada New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont Virginia and Missouri regions vary. Major cities including Cleveland Youngstown Akron Canton Massillon Alliance and Erie will switch. Indiana and Kentucky areas split between standard and daylight time.
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Bornia
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Youngstown
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Massillon
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Lakingood
Warren
Abbreviated Input on Ain't Is Banned by Drake Professor
Dr Thomas By head of Drake University fish department condemns use of ain't as unacceptable in English. He calls the phrase awkward and suggests using am not as a better alternative. A town debate highlights language suitability in education.
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Des Moines
Thomas By
Drake University
Ming
Hospital Notes at the AUMMeshbko Mosphid MISSATS Tm Ketron
City records list numerous names including Nelson Walker Tazewell DVS Alva Brooks Giheon Station Airs Meimrr Cobb Clanfield 3.1L Winker Javell Raule Mrs Floyd Mustard Knute Mrs Stevn Lions Boslen Van Beher Speed Tilt Darter G Hisle Lexington Howard Tanker Robtins and Mrs If Adkina in a medical notes roundup.
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Tazewell
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Clanfield
Winker
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Traveling Gavel Returns to Middlesbord Lions Club
The traveling gavel of Lions International District 43 returns to Middlesbord Lions as a symbol to promote interclub rotation. Oly Quile a and others recount the wood’s history from a holly sycamore linked to Daniel Boone, preserved by Dr. Dorris at Eastern State College, with the gavel crafted from one of the final fleeces of the tree. Middlesboro members Treston Green, Marty Ginsburg, Roy Daylwood, Charles Silor, and Warvey Yeary visited Pikeville to bring the artifact back.
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Booneshoro Beach
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de District Lions Organization
Middleshoro Club
Pikeville
Treston Green
Marty Ginsbirg
Roy Daylwood
Charles Silor
Warvey Yeary
Drive Underway in Congress On Civil Rights Bill
Congress acts on a civil rights bill as House subcommittee approves it and a discharge petition seeks to bypass the rules committee. The measure would establish a presidential civil rights commission and a justice department division to enforce voting rights and ban segregation in transit facilities. President Eisenhower faces pressure from both Northern and Southern Democrats to pursue gradual desegregation and moderation.
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Teague Urges Consolidation of Local Health Departments
Dr Russel M Teague Kentucky's new state health commissioner urged district health departments uniting county services at the Kentucky Public Health Assn annual meeting in Louisville He proposed one board of health per district with a health officer and suboffices in each county He suggested fellowships and grants for professional training but warned there may be no money yet to fund it Nine counties demonstrated a tax for health funding as authorized by the 1451 General Assembly
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General Assembly
Twins Back in Jail After Mental Tests
In Wheeling West Virginia a fourteen year old twin and his brother are back in custody after mental examinations at Weston State Hospital. One brother is accused of slaying five year old Cyd Scowt, with Thommay Williams Jr acquitting while David Powell was beaten to death with a plank and rock in a Wheeling Island cellar. The twins, Joseph and Thommay, are both under murder indictment for the killing.
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Wheeling
Cyd Scowt
Weston
Thommay Williams Jr
David Powell
Williams
Wheeling Island
Thaman
Joseph
All 48 Governors Will Get New Suits
A clothing firm Merit Clothing Co will provide new Easter suits for all 48 state governors. The promo ties to a forthcoming film premiere featuring Quincannon, Frontier Senator, with proceeds benefiting United Fund activities.
Obituary: Clark Wilkie of Pineville Dies at 76
Clark Wilkie of Pineville died Tuesday at 1143 in Pineville at age 76. The body was taken to the funeral home yesterday afternoon. Survived by wife Ates, numerous children and grandchildren, brothers and sisters. Funeral services at Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church with Revs. Menard, Clark, Hubbard, and Walters officiating. Burial in Upland Cemetery. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Faguty
Pineville
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Ates
Mary Clack
Insullion
Johnne Clark
Alvadeaellers
Epa Jean LePrbers
Los Angeles
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James Simpson
Alva
Ell Miragle
Alya
L. Masseagitt
Roswell
Max
Ams Dsher
Luther Wrisht
Lovkland
Ohio
G. C. Clark
Tasult Sisters
Mary Jane Shypson
Hulen
Havam Faulkner
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Fen
Yom
Motaadmitive Baptist Church
Mark Menard Jessie Clark
Barney_Hubbard
Aechle Walters
Upland Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Deo n Mitchell in Hopkinsville
Mrs. Deo n Mitchell, wife of the former manager of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, died yesterday in Hopkinsville. The Mitchells moved to Middlesboro about ten years ago and lived on North Jackson Street. They attended the First Christian Church.
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Deon Mitchell
Hopkinsville
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Soarth
Em Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Middlesboro
North Jath Street
Flowers Tell Tale For Ohio Candidate
Cleveland Mayoral candidate Edward Tepe runs a quirky campaign stunt in Norwexx Ohio. Tepe hands out forget me not seed packets urging voters to "Forget me not" on primary election day May 9.
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Calidiate
Pentagon floods press with missiles details and tests
The Defense Department disclosed four new guided missiles and improvements in others as Congress tours Caribbean facilities. Navy showcased the Terrier anti aircraft missile test against a drone, signaling a broader push into advanced weaponry amid political scrutiny.
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