Bugs Bunny Coloring Contest Final Sketch Promotes Prizes
The Middlesboro Daily News invites children under 12 to color three Bugs Bunny sketches and submit them with name age and address for prizes. Prizes range from fourth to tenth place, including Manning Theatre tickets, and each sketch will be published three times.
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Contest rules for a children art entry at The Daily News
The notice invites children up to one year old to submit three Bugs Bunny sketches colored with crayons. Include name age and address on each piece. Entries due by March 29 with judging on coloring quality. Winners announced April 6.
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Bob Hope Back in U S From Moscow Visit
Bob Hope returned to the United States from a six day tour of Moscow with a Cos sack hat and fresh wisecracks. He described Russia as fascinating and noted a joking incident with a taxi driver who exchanged dollars for caviar and a Molotov photo. Officials whispered that his trip aimed to gather material for a one hour show to air April 15. He planned a Palm Springs appearance after attending the Academy Awards.
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Mosemy
Moscow
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Palm Springs
Old American Insurance Ad for Seniors in Kansas City
A vintage style ad offers up to 1000 life insurance for people born before 1900 or up to age 80. It promotes applying by mail with no obligation and implies quick handling by Old American Insurance Co. at 3 West Street Development 19163 Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
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Blossomless Cherry Blossom Festival Opens Tuesday
Officials announced the second annual Live Day blossom festival will start Tuesday despite empty boughs. Jack Frost is named as the festival symbol to mock the lack of blossoms as 53 cherry blossom princesses and numerous bands and teams prepare for events.
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SJ Crack College
Adull
Weather Bureau
UAW GM Open Talks Set As 1958 Contract Starts
Detroit report says UAW will begin bargaining with General Motors Tuesday led by Walter P. Reuther. The current three year pact expires May 28 and Ford Chrysler deals around similar dates. UAW seeks a 16 cent hourly raise, longer unemployment benefits, 42 percent boost in pensions, and plant shutdown severance pay. Industry reps estimate the overall package may total about 33 cents an hour or more.
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Coming Headlines From United Press Correspondents
United Press correspondents survey expected future headlines across space race diplomacy and crime. They flag possible U S moon shot by Army using a Jupiter C type launcher, a Thor option for the Air Force, and a push to regain prestige after Sputnik. They forecast a Geneva summit move to fall and possible Canada or Mexico venue, noting Eisenhower prefers a closer home base. They foresee a private Japan China trade pact and renewed Kore an cloak and dagger activity, plus Pelix Gaillard surviving in France and a Sugar Ray Robinson title bid in Chicago with a possible New York rematch and large prize.
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Canada
Mexico
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Switzerland
Ike
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Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admissions List
Hospital notes from Bildleahers Hospital and Clinic record admissions. Names include Craig Dyer Tazewell Sharp Ralph Snyder Cumberland Gap and others. Dismissals list Ed Wilson Caryville J D Leach Clark Ledford Robert Strunk and more. Transfers note Ike Murray to Norton. Births show Ann Seals and a Knoxville baby. Visiting hours posted.
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Une Heure
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Tazewell
Rannie Sharp
City
Ralph Snyder
Cumberland Gap
Frank Woodward
W. P. Creswell
Jake Harris
Aes
Harry Patterson
Speed Well
Wint Massengill
Harrogate
J. D. Fultz
Steve Hosenbalisand
Rose
Adiussions
H. R. Hurst
J.C. Burke
Clty
Viola Reese
Bob Raley
Ann
Gene Seals
David Hopper
Knoxville
Ed Wilson
Caryuille
J.D. Leach
Clark Ledford
Robert Strunk
Somerset
Dora Wilder
Roe Hill
Herbert Queener
Morley
Oscar Bray
Ewing
Tennessee Briefs Oneida Bank Robbery Trial Move
V irgil James Russell a 25 year old Coast Guardsman faces trial next month for the First National Bank of Oneida robbery and a coal miner slaying. Attorney General John Lee West sought grand jury recall at Huntsville to proceed on murder and armed robbery warrants. In Knoxville Maj Robert W Akin said the Air National Guard unit at McGhee Tyson will be on 24 hour alert by July. Morristown services held for W Ban Walker 63 longtime Morristown school board member who died Saturday.
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Huntsville
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Knoxville
Robert W. Abin
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BicGhee Tyson Air Base
Air Force
Akin
Morristown
W. Ban Walker
Hamblen Hospital
Critic Finds Education Show Lacking in 'Usual' Manner
Willis Ewald reviews CBS TV's Twentieth Century on the crisis of education, critiquing Leonard Bernstein's opera discussion and the program's treatment of teachers. He praises Bernstein's clarity but argues the broader focus on teacher woes ignores questions of teacher quality and community respect.
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Ted
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Intein
Permala
Prang
Record High Food Prices Push Living Cost Up
Washington reports record high food prices pushed living costs to a new peak in February as the Labor Department notes a 0.2 percent rise in consumer prices. BLS cites crops and weather as key factors with widespread effects on food, rents, and services. officials forecast only slow relief and potential price stability challenges ahead.
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Woman's body found in Ohio River near Chickasaw Park
Louisville police identified the drowned woman as Mrs Dorothy Graham. Coroner Harry Ristone said the body was recovered Sunday from the Ohio River near Chickasaw Park with no signs of violence. An investigation was planned to confirm cause of death.
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Kentucky Independent College Foundation to meet in Lexington
Lexington report states the annual meeting of the Kentucky Independent College Foundation will be held in the auditorium of the Kentucky Utilities Co. in Lexington. Louisville note reports a janitor at St. Boniface Catholic Church and School was beaten and found unconscious by robbers. Amiel Mattingy, 51, is involved. Har lan note says a Cuba trip for Lynch High School sponsors was canceled due to political tensions. instead students will travel to Florida.
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Set
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State Department
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Florida
Local Group Places First in Festival Highlights
In London and surrounding towns students dominated a regional public speaking and dramatic reading festival. Winners included Jay Hughnesy and Betsy Pattick from Harrodsburg, Barbara Babbage and Carlos Slusher from Hanlan, and multiple Middlesboro and Barbourville participants. Middlesboro and Hazel Green posted top achievement totals, while David Nicholson placed third in public speaking. High schools from Barbourville to Somerset participated.
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London
Mary Glenn Keightly
Harrodsburg
Georgia Nuan
Middlesboro
Leslie Shaw
Barbourville
Cecilia Craft
Cumberland
Elaine Johnson
Reva McWhorter
Hazel Green
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Barbara Babbage
Carlos Slusher
Hanlan
Neila Maggard
Barbour
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Middlesburg
Kirby Smith VI
Judy Hatfield
Helen Fay Kallas
David Nicholson
Jame Kelly
John Conner
Bonnie Blake
Charlotte Idol
Jerry Crawford
Larry Lyon
Sally Carr
Tommy Roberts
Bell County
Evarts
Hall
Harlan
Harrotsburg
Try
Coyall
Pine Knot
Pineville
Red Bird
Somerset
Three crisis reports in Japan noted in brief items
The Kyoda News Agency reported 164 Japanese families killed themselves in the first two months of 1958, an average of three daily. A Sendai quake struck at 5:40 am with no reported damage. Seafaring monkeys aboard a 14 day voyage to New York suffered seasickness and five died. American tourist Gil Laven Noyes died of a heart attack in Venice, Italy.
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