Kingsport Crew Fails In Effort To Find Bodies
Maynardville authorities and Kingsport crew frantically searched Norris Lake for two missing Virginia men, presumed drowned after a boat capsized near Summer's Dock. Deputy Burnett reported efforts to recover the bodies continued as rescue teams unmanned the water and boats.
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Maynalidville
Norris Lake
Lelie
Taman Robinson
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Torkay
Kency Stuart
Toe Lake
Buenett
Union County
Lake Shore
Harnell
Tiwards
Jain
Raymond
Ville Pridas
Edwards
Edwards Came Back Int Aramid
Wwe
Burnett
Police Kill Jailbreaker After Escape in Swamp Fight
Police killed jailbreaker Frank Talarien after a confrontation in swampy woods northeast of town. Companions Lashamb and Brooks were wounded, with Brooks later surrendering. Talarien was shot through the head and La Shomb injured by a police bullet. Patrols and volunteers searched for the three since Friday.
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Popee
Patrick Brooks
Twlarien
Lashamb
Brooks
Bean Cashiner
Lanvrence
Fine Treanor
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Lung
Talarivo
Paler
Mleagdaounds
Fire Sweeps Greensbury Stand Fleeing 2,000 Fans
Fire destroyed or damaged stands at a race track causing about 2,000 fans to flee. Officers reported emergency responses and property losses as early reports cited related incidents and fines in connection with the event.
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Greenshoro
Greensbury
Dainnes
Abductor killed in crash near Kampsville
A high speed pursuit ended in a crash that killed abductors Marty Waldhuser a 43 year old cashier at Calhoun County Bank and Thomas Lintomissatt about 26 of Washington Place. Waldhuser’s wife Lelty Wallhitien and keeper Eugene Myteare were seriously injured. A crowd gathered as shots were fired during the confrontation prompting patrols to withdraw.
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Kampsville
Bief
Marty Waldhaser
Calhoun County Bank
Gnt
Sheragy Paw L. Aderton
Thomas Lintomissatt
Washington
Pave
Lely Wallhitien
Thes
Eugene Clifford Myteare
Callinsville
Waldhuser
Miyardessa Campbell
Nechhars
Campbell and
Campiell
Community education conference set for Thursday at Middlesboro Junior High
A Middlesboro community education conference is scheduled for 7 30 pm Thursday in the Middlesboro Junior High Gym. Officials including Fi Mrece of the Kentucky School Boards Association will attend and discuss Middlesboro educational opportunities and future program plans. Committees will study physical plant finances teachers and methods and report to a citywide conference later in the year.
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Middlesboro
Ellyoniler
National Education
Smith
Throxdag
Rurtier teGon
Flood Wall Work Begins in Middleshore Kentucky
Colonel Gilbert M May announces Corps of Engineers work on the Cumberland River Basin Local Projection Project near Middleshore Kentucky. Maintenance includes area rebrush, canal inspection and other tasks with about 20 local laborers needed. Work slated to begin in May with AL Petty directing for the Corps. Applicants must contact Mr Deity at City Hall Micklestaro Kentucky by May 1.
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Gilbert M. Mayfant
Nashville
Cumberland
Bof AL Petty
Corps of Entrance Picts
Deity
Micktlestaro
Kentuckys
Three Cars in Every Garage Forecast by Chrysler Head
Chrysler president Lester L. Colton predicts automakers will offer three cars per household amid a steady industry mood. He says the forecast reflects growing consumer demand and potential plant expansion to meet projected sales, signaling confidence in a robust auto market.
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Chrysler
Washington
Lester L. Colteat
Eisen
Indlinn
Rule Awarded Wall Contract At Pineville Levee Project
A contract for the Wall art Levee unit No 2 to build and reinforce the levee in Pineville was awarded to Construction Company Rashville as the lowest bidder among seven offers. Work includes foundation, embankment, pumping facilities, and partial closure of a main wall, with starting notice to proceed within 10 days of award.
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Pineville
Darlas Tater Meginec
Army Corps
Lopineer de
Worle
Abres Piinyplig
Hineville
Cilisinp
Tennessee Avenues
Tae Wallsend Seofinn
Avoyke S
Senate Tyes Trade Bill Debate Shapes 1955 Session
Washington reports a heated Senate debate on a trade bill extending the Reciprocal Trade Agreements law. Supporters urge powers to cut tariffs amid wartime concerns. critics warn of executive overreach. House action already passed February 18, with conference aims set before adjournment in June.
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Senate
Gisenhower
Mindy Jreweven
Mingori Z Don E
Jotnson Pend Sa
Akarby
Eisen
House
Duis
Croncenios
Natinay
Stull Opposed To Sales Tax In Kentucky Speech
The speaker, identified as Stull or Chandter in a garbled report, argues against a sales tax and presents figures claiming the levy would raise costs for the average family. He links the tax to Democratic campaigns and cites a Louisville speech with broad criticisms of government spending.
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Abel
Kentucky
Willy
Pineville
Sandy
Stevernor
Ee Colteett
Chandler
Morne
Caleet
AETMS
Chauler Speke
Chenuit Cours
Louisville
Chandler Aystin
Achialnistrati
Miss Nicholson Crowned Wisconsin Spelling Champion
Miss Jane Nicholson of Mequon Wisconsin won the state spelling championship last Saturday as the English class champion. She will represent Wisconsin in the National Spelling Contest, continuing a notable family tradition and bringing home a premier title for her school.
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Jane Nicholson
Chiehren
Papi
Saarevon
Wisconsin
Mbiss Nicholson Wall
Uae
Leaders Confer Over Union Merger Plan Details
AFL and CIO leaders meet in Washington to chart a merger, aiming for unity by forming a single federation. Officials discuss constitutional groundwork and early steps, with key chiefs outlining anticipated terms and timelines. The talks emphasize cooperation and organizational integration.
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Washington
AFL
CIO
Voice Incident Report From Wigkita Falls Parish
A deeply religious woman, Mrs. Williams, collapsed while watching a service and was aided by family before being taken to a hospital. Witnesses describe a sudden fall and her later condition as she received care, with multiple family and church members present during the incident and investigation into the events surrounding it.
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Wigkita Falls
Tex
Sean Nvotter
Red
Remelling
Apna Williams
Willian
Shepparel
Mike
Azie
Sheppard
Jooshe
Fairless Quits as U S Steel Head at Age 65
Retiring U S Steel president Fairless, aged 65, leaves after a long career rising to top posts. The company plans pension terms, and leadership changes are noted as the steel industry undergoes transition. Other executives and board members are mentioned across a wide range of corporate activity and honors.
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Fairless
U. S. Steel
Circuit Court Opens Amid Turmoil in Open Session
Court moved to lay out jury selection amid a chaotic scene. Proceedings began at 2 o'clock with attendees and officials present as a three-day session unfolds in Bell Circuit Court.
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Dinevil
Bell Circuit Court
Towlay
Clinic Slated For May 4
Vineville reports a scheduled clinic on May 4 involving crippled children and local officials. The event's purpose and exact activities are unclear due to the damaged text but appears tied to health and civil welfare efforts.
AT&T Tries to Break Union Charges by CWA President
CWA president accuses AT&T of union busting as workers strike and internal conflicts flare. Report describes heated remarks, alleged pressure tactics, and tensions within leadership amid broader labor dispute.
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At&t
Union
CWA
Ephone
Petelbanalls
Cesamuniestions
Villa
Joseph Jacie
Thesat
Baseharid
Strikes Mark 50th Day of Action Across Deep South
ATLANTA May 2 reports describe a wave of strikes marking the 50th day of labor action across multiple industries. The protests involve various unions and workers seeking higher wages, improved safety standards, and better benefits, with scattered pickets in city centers and at key employers. Local leaders urge continued demonstrations as negotiators prepare for talks this week amidst widespread economic disruption.
Bao Dai Wires Reassurance Of Loyalty
Bao Dai communicates loyalty to the regime amid turmoil as Gen. Cat ling returns to Saigon. Officials brief press at Saiyan airport after a period of tension with French and American authorities during Viet Nam unrest.
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Haigon
Sau Vier Neyay
Stytes
Sambmulled
Saath Yael
Peemier
Sto Dink Bien
Gilling
Tran van Daane
Alling
Washirginr
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Willy Dieta
Nes
Storm Strands Cars After Southern California Storm
A weekend storm in southern California left many cars stranded from rain hail and flooding. Rescue crews and Navy units aided motorists near Los Angeles with tow operations along routes toward San Bernardino Mountains. Reports note exposure risks and a few hikers needing assistance. conditions prompted closures and safety warnings across Crescenta and nearby areas.
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Pauls
Sig Rich
Fins
Jrvat
Bali
Horks
Ders
Bya WeaTens
Navy
Une
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Rachard Jay
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