Kefauver Clement Showdown May In Tennessee Politics
Nashville reporting on a brewing political clash between Gov. Frank Clement and Sen. Estes Kefauver. Reports suggest Kefauver may delay a bid or stay neutral, while Orgill backs Kefauver and Clement could aid Kefauver’s national ambitions. A Clem ent administration alignment could boost Kefauver’s 1960 senate bid, but a direct race this year risks alienating Kefauver’s supporters and reshaping Democratic power in Tennessee.
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Gay Russ Daley
Nashville
Frank Clement
Estes Kefauver
Edmanid Orgil Gels Ida
Theodon Vole
Baltis ‘Halloon
Clementseid Kellocer
Lemingios
Chanlet
Buford
al -Refauver
Veal
Siner Clement
Gorton Browning
Venion
Jelt
Retauver
Clement
Amton
Cea
Kefauver
Clement Wold
Boverno
Orgill
Ould
Goveror
Geuver
Rectce Hall
Senate
Goutnor
Gamibie
Ellington
Local Social Notes From Kettle Island Area
Friday evening events and weekend visits are reported among area residents including Mrs. T S Ber Sr and Miss Brock of Kettle Island with Ginger Siler and her grandmother Mrs. T Siler Sr. Joe Wilson has returned home from surgery. Merl and Lesterre are visiting Wayne Indiana with Mr Sam Mertrith and family. US Navy sailor Pursifil on leave from Hueteme California visits family.
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T. S. Sbers, Sr
Brock
Kettle Island S
Mir
Marshall
Ginger Siler
T. S. Siler
Kettle
Joe Wilson
Hhe Hospital
Oppie Osborne
Mite
Mit
Mes
Merl
Local Family Notices Highlight Ridge and Nearby Visits
Forge Ridge area family items note Mrs Roscoe Clark visiting kin in Norfolk and Mrs George Clark with husband Kanan Mary Clark and son Ace. Frank Dobbs visits mother and daughter Frankie as Doyle Sanditur family guests. Charles Carter and children vacation with Mrs Bernie De, while Cecil Dobbs and daughter Glennie return to Monroe. Roscoe Trlenioo and Mr Witte Luckadoo families linked to Harrogate.
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Enney
Michigan
Roscoe Hhadoo
Ralph
Crockett
George Glark
Mary
Glark
Ace
George N. Clark
Norfolk
Frank Dobbs
Ushter
Frankie
Doyle Sanditurn
Bes
Annie Fleet
Charles Carter
Bernie de
Cecil’ Dobba
Glennie
Monroe
Ore
Ridge, Far
Roscoe Trlenioo
Witte Luckadoo
Harrogate
Friendship Church closes BIU Sholy course event
Friendship Baptist Church Friday night hosted the BIU Sholy Course with an average attendance of 67. The Rev. Dan Smith and other pastors led classes, followed by notes of local visitors and community family gatherings in the Friendship area.
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Friendship Baptist Church
Dan Smith
Haistor
The
Rose Hill
Baptist Church
C. Smith
Pine Grove Church
Z. ¥. Rednour
Richard Hawks
CG Quintey
Big Stone
Gap
J. H. Quinley
T. J. Willis
Pennington
Edgar Pennington
Mobbins Chapel
Roy Tivesay
Glen
Roy
Ben
Evigem
Dayton
Ohio
John Wiseman
Bristol
Joe Thussel
Glen Srodarasa
W. J. Quintey
Herman Duinley
Viola Minton
Louise Mink
J. A. Rosenbaum
E. W. Rosenbaun
Powell
Tennessee
Art
C. J. Wheeler
New Tazenwell
Joe Russell
Smith Carlos
Fort Saunders Hospital
Knoaxville
James Carroll
Mike
Knoxville
Laster Maysore
Jimmy Rozanbaim
Jimmy Wil- Manson
Barbara Byington
Union College
Roy Speakes
Ben Sergent
Mack Schultz
Fra
Rene Wissals
Maer
Shelley Winters Adds Weight for Role in The Diary of Anne Frank
Actress Shelley Winters reveals she gained 143 pounds to play Mrs Van Daan in a new film version of The Diary of Anne Frank. She plans a 42 week diet to shed the weight while keeping wardrobe the same to preserve the look of being half starved. Friends like Robert Mitchum and Dan Duryea watched, and Winters jokes about being unrecognizable to colleagues during the bulk.
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Vernon
Shelley
Fox
Eisenhowers Visit Farm at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower took a quiet day from work for a first inspection of his farm near Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Weather was fair and temperatures moderate. He celebrated his grandson David Dwight Eisenhower IV’s birthday with family. A soggy golf course limited play. The Eisenhowers traveled to the farm separately Friday and planned to return to Washington Sunday afternoon.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
David Dwight Eisenhower IV
Eisenhowers
Washington
Report Made On Smokers
London doctors report in The Lancet on 932 men detailing smoking habits. Heaviest smokers are described as restless attentive in wartime, drawn to frontline service, and inclined to riskier living while non smokers are portrayed as quiet family men who prefer behind the lines work and scientific careers.
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London
de. W. C. Heads
Medical Journal
Lancet
Sikh Bible sought for witness in theft case adjournment
In Rotherham England police raced 100 miles to fetch a Sikh Bible after Madhur admitted he could only swear on a Sikh Bible. The case against two men for clothing theft from Tinul Sigh Madakar was adjourned for 14 hours while authorities attempted to obtain the book.
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Rotherdam
England
Yael
Britain
Tinul
Elvis Starts His Training at Fort Hood Army Boot Camp
Elvis Presley arrived at Fort Hood Texas to begin eight weeks of basic training as a recruit. Reporters and photographers swarmed the entrance as the singer prepared to become a GI in the Army. Official details from a WAC public information officer confirmed the move and training plan.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Elvis Presley
Presley
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Lara
WAC
Margavie Schuiten
Pay demands rejected by Britain atomic authority
Britain's Atomic Energy Authority rejected pay increases for about 12 000 atomic scientists, replying to the scientists' union that boosts up to one and a half percent per week are not granted. The letter to the union confirmed the denial and set the tone for the dispute.
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London
Britain
Atomic Energy Authority
Scientists’ Union
Mayflower II Grounded in Biscayne Bay
The historic Mayflower II, a replica of the original voyage vessel, lies stuck in Biscayne Bay mud near Miami. Officials hope two tugs can free it as crew plan an April 7 departure for a memorial journey to Washington New York and Plymouth Rock with the vessel to be embedded in concrete.
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Miami
Atlantic
Biscayne
Bay
Washington
New York
Plymouth Rock
Oficialy
Parachutes To Drop Here Evengelistic Stunt Attracts City
An airplane will fly over the heart of the city to drop 100 small parachutes between 12 45 and 12 45 weather permitting Each parachute carries a miniature copy of The Four Gospels coins and one even a dollar bill One parachute promotes the evangelistic meeting at the First Christian Church led by W J Brock from Wheelerstown Ohio Services run nightly 730 except Saturdays through Easter public invited.
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Aronday
First Christian Church
W. J. Brock
Wheelersttier
Ohio
Court Murder Trial Continues with Testimony and Forensic Details
In a Bell County circuit court session, witnesses describe the fatal shooting of Melvin Lewis and the suspect’s actions. J T West reports finding Lewis beside his car, a 22 pistol bullet path through his back, and shotgun wadding clues from a 12 gauge shell. State police investigator Barton notes shotgun wadding near the Gambrel house gate. The trial, likely ending soon, features testimonies from Hollands, Bain, and others detailing the night’s events.
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Straight Creek
Lana
Holland
Lewis
John
William Tribell
Zolland
Melvin Lewis
Melland
van Bain
Gambra
John Holland
Gambre House
Linwis
Bell County
J.T. West
Gambral House
West
I. Ie
Lawie
Bill Durham
William Harald Barton
Kentucky State Police
Gamhrel House
Hospital Notes At Middleshoro Memorial Hospital
Admission and birth notices list multiple patients and visitors across towns including Harrogate Speedwell Tazewell and Cumberland Gap. Entries name patients like Davey Jackson Chenoa Ras Brooks and Darlene England Rowett plus births for Mrs Sara Hopkins and a marely mis-typed list of visitors and staff across multiple facilities.
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Middleshoro Memorial Hospital
Hoors
Joyce Thompson
Cumberland Gap
Mart Powell
Whitley City
Inman Hurst
City Admissions
Davey Jackson
Chenoa
Ras
Farm Mechanization Through the Ages
The article traces farm mechanization from early 19th century innovations such as the mowing and threshing machines to later developments. It notes a 1831 patent for a mowing machine and the appearance of the threshing machine in 1834, while mentioning traveling ellipses of the moon and the Hudson River distance as illustrative measurements.
Infant Dennis Gene Earl Rites Held at Hurst Cemetery
Funeral services for Dennis Gene Earl infant son of Mr and Mrs Willard Earl were held yesterday at 2 p m in the Carlisle and Shumate Funeral Home Chapel with Rev J T Wells. Burial followed in the Hurst Cemetery family plot. Pallbearers named Frank Earle Raymond Walker Chester Wolfe and RC Tennyson honorary pallbearers Sonny Farr's Sunday School class. First Methodist Church choir provided music with Mrs Pope Cawood at the organ.
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Dennis
Gene Watly
Willard II
Earl
Carlisle
Shumate
Jioma
J. T. Wells
Siating
Huvial
Hurst Cemetery
Frank Earle
Raymond Walker
Chester Wolfe
Tenny Son
Sonny Farr
Pioneer Pineville telegrapher passes away at 82
Wilburn B Miracle of Pineville born January 19 1886 at Dubige died yesterday at Pineville Community Hospital. He moved to Pineville 42 years ago and served 48 years as an art L. ana N. Railroad telegrapher and also worked as a civil engineer. Survived by wife Rachel Miracle two daughters Mrs Herschel Roberts and Mrs Brummett two sons Paris Miracle Heeler Miracle three grandchildren and three sisters and two brothers. Body at Arnett Fuugers Home Pineville with services tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by Rev Raymond Sanderson and Rev Steve Miracle. Burial in LO.O.F. Cemetery Pineville. Active pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers named. Arnett Funeral Home in charge.
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Wilburn B
Oracle Wilburn
Miracle
Pineville
Dubige
Art L.ana N
Vie
Rachel Miracle
Herschel Roberts
Fi Knox
Brummett
Louisville
Paris
Gainesville
Arnett Fuegers
Funeral Home
Tomorrary
Rey. Raymond Sanderson
Steve Miracle
Lo.0.f
Pearl Miracle
Oscar Rucker, Jr
Norman McCarty
Kelly Clore
Arnold Matthews
Joe Natliekt
Edward Wilson
Edward Wilson, Jr
Jesse Seal
Joe Williams
A.B. Culton
W. B. Roberts
LaRue Roberts
Roscoe France
Arnett Funeral Home
Pingville
Bringe Art Gallery Houses 14th Century Bridge Exhibit
Lucerne hosts a bridge turned art space with angular panel works by Mane Wagmann and his son. The exhibit draws attention to touch as a pathway to poison ivy exposure, noting it is not airborne.
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Lucerne
Switzerland
Mane Wagmann
Three Eastern Kentucky Cities To Get Federal Flood Aid
The East ern Kentucky Regional Planning Commission reports eight point five two million dollars in improvements planned for Harner Stokeville and Cumberland Arising from January 1997 flood damage. Projects include low rent housing urban renewal and sewage system upgrades with government funding covering two thirds of the cost. Local bond issues will cover remaining amounts as planning and approvals proceed.
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Frankfort
Eastern
Harpred
Commission
Purc
Mahee Wewage
Cumberland
Apartional Funda
First Military Defeat May Be Israel's Last
Israel has built a robust defense force of about 250,000 with modern artillery jets and armored units. The piece argues that a military setback would threaten prestige, prompting heavy investment in defense, industry exports, and training for deep penetration warfare amid regional and external power dynamics.
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Israel
Jerusalem
Tsrael
Republic
Hearst
Mediterranean
Israel Defense
Middle-East
Station Withdraws Plans For Subliminal Testing
Hollywood officials abandon KTLA Channel 5 subliminal messaging experiment after a flood of mail from church groups PTA women’s clubs and other groups plus objections from doctors and teachers. General Manager Lou Arnold says the station will not pursue subliminal advertising until public acceptance grows. He notes subliminal perception may be a future method of communication and education.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
Harriet Arnold
KTLA
Channel 5
Manger Lou Arnold
ETLA
PTA
Women's Clubs
Arnold
Ims
Channel
Tipster Tips Self to Jail in False Crime Wave Prank
NEW ORLEANS police freed from a harried day as Neil Vaber, 59, a seaman, confessed to posing as a tipster and calling in fake crimes across the city. He said, You got to keep the police on their toes, after his arrest. The spree tied up units and disrupted patrols for days.
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New Orleans
Neil Vaber
Vabee
Prisoners Saw Through Wall in Knox County Jail
Federal prisoners hacked at a half inch steel cellblock wall, reaching a third of the way through before authorities intervened and seized 44 hacksaw blades. The wall is reinforced with steel and concrete, according to US Marshal Frank Quarles.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Lee
Frank Quarles
Guarded NY Police Headquarters With Two Armed Officers
Police headquarters will be under protection of two fully armed patrolmen 24 hours a day, announced Friday. A sharp eye will be kept for fires and other hazards as security is increased at the facility.
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NEW York OF Police
Contest for Hams Draws Amateur Radio Operators
Moscow Radio broadcasts a contest for amateur radio operators branded as hams in several nations including the United States, inviting participation across borders. The announcement signals international exchange and skill competition among hobbyist radio enthusiasts.
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London
Moscow
Radio Today
Countries
United States
Notice of license application for Big Loot Mountain venue
Notice is given that Hendrick 70 seeks a license under Kentucky Revised Statutes 331 for place of entertainment. The business is a restaurant with a fake box located on U S 25 E Big Loot Mountain north of Middlesboro Kentucky and to be open 24 hours a day. Application to tie in Martha Lock Brock County Court Clerk.
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Hendrick
Kentucky
U.S. 25-E
Big Loz Mountain
Middlesboro
Martha Lock
Brock County
Public sale notice listing stored vehicles for auction
Notice of public sale at IHG Chrysler with listing of various cars including Ford Studebaker and Plymouth. Vehicles stored at a Pine Street Pineville Kentucky garage will be sold at 32 o clock on April 5 1858. Inspection of items may be arranged. sale conducted by Cumberland Fort Inc Ors.
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IHG
Chrysler
Arian County
Lincoln
Jas Ford
Es ‘Studebaker
Beil County
Kentucky
Plymouth
O'Elrck
Pine Street
Pineville
Sine
Cumberland Fort
Notice to Creditors for Estate of McKinney Secession
Cumberland Avenue, Ladies Ky. Raymond Low named as Administrator by County Court. All claimants must present verified claims by June 28, 1958, to Martha Lock Brock, Bell County Court Clerk.
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Toe McKinney
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