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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1956

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Nation Academy of Religion and Mental Health Formed

A New York report details the launch of the National Academy of Religion and Mental Health. It aims to fuse theology and psychiatry through research, seminary instruction, and cross-disciplinary study. Dr. Kenneth Appel leads as first president. Rev Otis Rice is a vice president. The advisory council includes Catholic priests, educators, and psychiatrists, signaling a broad effort to align moral values with scientific understanding.

New York Religion Scienne National Academy of Religion and Mental Health Sigmund Freud Kenneth 22. Appel Academy Appel American Psychiatric Association Te University of Pennsylvania Otis R. Rice National Council of Churches of Christ U.S Baptist Theological Seminary Iones

Cutting Charge Against Walved Rosetta Epps Reported

Walved Rosetta Epps faced a cutting charge in Bell Circuit Court yesterday. Bail was set at $1,000 by City Judge Cecil Owstey. Kipps, identified as Doris Williams’s assailant, was arrested Saturday night for cutting Williams on the face, requiring 27 stitches. Investigation by Assistant Chief Mike Shumate, Sgt. Charles Hunley and Parkman Elmer Wyatt.

Rosetta Epps Marverous Ting Bell Circuit Court Cecil Owstey Miss Kipps Doris Williams Mike Shumate Charles Hunley Paircman Elmer Wyatt

Supreme Court Upholds Reluctant Witness Law

The Supreme Court lets use of a 1954 immunity statute expand. Congress and the Justice Department may force reluctant witnesses in security matters to testify with immunity, removing privilege to refuse. The decision signals earlier cases and upcoming hearings on Communist leaders raise constitutional questions.

Washington Congress Justice Department Supreme Court Sten Day Wilses Leflore Senate Internal Security Subcommittee House Ute Amteriesm Senate Subcommittee James O. Eastland D-Miss Junius Irving Seates Claude M. Lightfoot Srakhat Butt

Symiington and Harriman Seek Democratic Nomination

The Associated Press reports Senator Stuart Symington and New York Governor Averell Harriman gaining new support as possible Democratic presidential contenders. Kefauver campaigns in California for the June 5 primary against Adlai Stevenson, while Truman is discussed as a potential draft option in some Northern and Southern Democratic circles.

Associated Press Stuart Symington Averell Harriman Estes Kefauver Tennesse California Adlai Stevenson Kefauver Minnesota Symington Democratic Committee Harriman New York Frank RicHinney Indianipolis Democratic National Committee Feuman Shen McKinney Fitanipolis Alleghenies Hobe Sound Fla Albany Marriman Satuday Denver Stevenson Truma Dpike 2 Movement For Truman Washington Aml Aussouri Democratic Committee Los Angeles Hubert Imphrey Eisenhower Stevenson Bakers New York Times Washington Dispatch the Times

Trosper Fined for Aid Violation in Bell Fest Court

John Trosper Jr pleaded guilty to failing to be under aid after an accident. He was fined ten dollars plus costs in Bell Fest Court at City Hall. The Circuit Court moved proceedings to City Hall for the last week of the March term. The grand jury planned its first report for Wednesday.

John Trosper, Jr Bell Fest Court City Hall County Court House Rifeton Amiss

Seized Slots To Be Smashed

Warrison County Judge Musser Carrall said Monday she would issue an order on April 2 to destroy 64 slot machines seized in 1452 raids. Police requested destruction or a new hearing on the motion. The machines, valued at 124000, were among more than 2000 seized statewide. The Frankfort cache was identified as owned by Arthur J. Dennart, Newport night club figure, killed in a 1952 automobile accident.

Cyntitana Warrison Musser Carrall Frankfort FBI Arthur J. Dennart Newport

Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admissions At Middlesboro

Dismissals include Mrs Edward Parker and daughter from Tazewell Mrs G S Brooks from Ewing Mrs Thomas England from Lone Mountain and Mrs Donald Sulton and daughter from Powell Admissions list Rose Whitaker City Harry Ginseng City William Darties Di Betty Catron Rose J L Jones City Deborah Mayers City Mrs Mendle Holyard Cincinnati Carson Litlte Jonesville

Middlesboro Hospital Edward Parker Tazewell G. S. Brooks Ewing Thomas England Lone Mountain Donald Sulton Powell Admissions Rose Whitaker City Harry Ginseng William Darties Betty Catron Rose ‘i J. L. Jones Deborah Mayers Mendle Holyard Cincinnati Carson Litlte Jonesville

False Hose Story Hits A Snag In Detroit

Margary Truman and Grace Kelly deny the report of a luxury wedding hosiery raker claim. Willys De Mond says he supplied diamondstockings and pearl trimmed garters for Miss Truman and Miss Kelly, with dates noting Miss Truman’s April wedding to Clifton Daniel and Miss Kelly’s to Prince Reinier II on April 18. Ming Truman says no truth, Miss Kelly denies receiving such stockings, and friends say Truman will wear plain stockings.

Detroit Margary Truman Grace Kelly Calviin Hosieky Raker Wehr Willys de Mond Miss Truman Miss Kelly Ming ‘Truman Trumah New York Truman Margaret Carson DeMond Clifton Daniel Prince Reinier II of Monaco

Barkley Sees Democrats Likely To Hold Senate

Washington, UP Senator Alben W. Barkley, at 78, urged vigilance as Democrats campaign to retain Senate control in 1956 He cautioned against overconfidence and declined specific state predictions while noting hopeful prospects tied to the Senate race. He emphasized the need for steady effort amid competitive presidential and House contests.

Washington Alben W. Barkley Senate Kentucky Wheel Ha Barkley Oporler Garkley Iifrasult

Miner Clarence Collett Dies by Electrocution at Brookside

Harlan Clarence Collett a 45 year old miner at Harlan Collieries Goal Company was electrocuted yesterday after contacting a 2300 volt line at Brookside substation. A 21 year veteran, he leaves a wife and three children Archie Nolan Val a Collett and Wayne Collett of Brookside.

Harlan Clarence Collett Harlan Collieries Goal Company Atce Company Brookside Collett Beru Archie Nolan Vala Coltell Wayne Coltell

Car overturns on West Cumbalind Avenue near Curt Brye’s garage

Police investigated a heavily damaged Ford registered in Walter Green’s name in Middlesboro after it overturned into a ditch on West Cumbalind Avenue extension near Curt Brye’s garage. The wreckage was moved to Alexander’s Garage by a wrecker as officers seek the driver and any injuries.

Walter Green Middlesboro West Cumbalind Avenue Curt Brye Alexander

Divers Abandon Search for Man Parker in Tennessee

Divers and rescue crews halted their search for Oviatt Parker, a 25-year-old former Navy frogman, presumed lost on Watauga Lake around March 16 or 17. Navy divers left for scheduled maneuvers in Washington while local rescuers plan periodic shore patrols as boat traffic remains high nationwide.

Elizabethson Tennaba Oviatt Parker TE Navy Watauga Lake Parker Charleston D.C Elizabethtan

UMW Sued Over Tipple Fire At Perry County Coal Mine

The United Mine Workers of America face a $2,022,000 suit filed by J. Davis, receiver for Dutchin Coal Company, alleging intentional arson and destruction of a tipple at the Perry County coal mine. The 1955 fire halted operations and breached a contract, with the tipple valued at $300,000.

Lexington — A Darhazes Grorr Unttea Julne Workers of America Ippie Dutchin Coal Company Perry Federal Lou Jackson J. Davis Somerset Dal Tipple

Japan Demands Efficient Use of Scarce Arable Land

Nations study shows Japan with 88 million population and only 15 million acres of arable land. The data highlight pressure on food production and need for improved farming methods.

Japan

Cooley Sees Compromise Bill Boosting Farm Crop Support

North Carolina Democrat Cooley said a compromise farm bill could lift price supports above current levels by restoring 90 percent parity and adopting the Senate’s dual parity provision. House and Senate conferees neared a vote on the plan amid expectations of a one-year 90 percent restoration for 1936 crops and possible inclusion of dual parity to raise wheat corn peanuts and cotton supports.

WastiNcTon Harold Cooley Senate North Carolina Senate House Conference Committee House House Agriculture Committee Uy Wu Congress Milton TK Young Cootey Fte

7000 Widows of Civil War Still on Rolls for Pension

Union and Confederate widows still receive pensions from federal and state programs. VA lists 4,931 Union widows on rolls in February with monthly checks from about 40.61 to 87 dollars. Confederate widows receive up to 478 dollars in Missouri, with several states offering funeral grants. Notable survivors include Albert Woolson at 108 and three remaining Confederate veterans aged 107 to 109.

Gerald Bowkett Washington — —Dei Veterans Administration United Press Kentucky Oklahoma Missouri Albert Woolson Duluth Minn John Salling Slant Wiliam Lundy Laurel Hill Fla Walter W. Walliams Franklin Tex Sraud South General Relief Committee of the Sons of Confederate Veterans U.S

Incomplete Policy Details On Survivor Expenses

Fragmentary text outlines premium options and payouts for a survivor expense policy. Mentions lump sum or weekly payments and several dollar amounts but lacks clear specifics, parties, or dates.

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