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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1956

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Radio and TV Log Highlights From WMIK Listings

TV and radio listings show WMIK broadcast of The Hill News and Weather segments alongside a slate of daily programs. Notable entries include ABC NBC CBS afternoon and evening shows, Wresting features, Theatre programs, and weather forecasts with station signals and times across multiple channels and regions.

ATA BP Shell Trenton News Juin Daly ABC Kimpemann Jamberte Conrad Nagel Juan Vagation Heute UHL Fray Wlosty Newsalex Carman Camere Conrat Nagel Stam VTC John Daly Crossroads Douglas Fairbanks

Kentucky Youth Assembly elects officers in 1940s meeting

Kentucky Youth Assembly held a meeting yesterday electing officers including Dave McCenacken as governor Dave Skeen as lieutenant governor Sutuly Wil haile as secretary of state and Linde Grown ftue as speaker of the House. The Kentucky 12 bill Spi vey era and other items are briefly reported along with local civic updates.

Obituary notices for Rollins and Messer families

Rollins Mulin 23 of Midiiesboro died at local hospital. Survived by wife Mrs Mary Pallin artehilt. Parents Aire ant Mrs. Robot Lo Ballin. Funeral at 2:90 pm Batutdiy at Mutoh Sawigss Coffey Funeral Here with LEAN MY MESSER Leonard Messer 32 of Detroit died May 1. Survived by wife Irene Messer and children Konrad Tay Maxine Messer. Burial in Barbourville Cemetery. Funeral services by Dewnt Baptist Church with Rev. Wes. Bingham officiating. Pallbearers will be family friends. Burial at Barbourville Cemetery. Funeral Home Pineville in charge.

Rollins Mulin Midiiesboro Meinins Mary Pallin Artehilt Billy Fiy Jleulah Fepn Lean Messer Leonard Messer Minh Ie Messer Detroit Allen Messer Snalt Irene Konrad Tay Maxine Messer Tieiroit Powers Messer Forester Virgil Messer Pleasant Hil Urd Lundy Messer Seat Florence Cantrell Piqua Ohio Mabel Tayi Wavic Marie Blanche Messer Seals Virgil Davis Tharbourville Morrow Dewnt Baptist Church Wes. Bingham Barbourville Cemeters Rwham Funeralion Pineville

Glass fibers found in some cigarettes amid inquiry

Investigators report discovery of glass fibers and other artificial filaments in select cigarette products and cigars. Officials from General Cigar Co and tobacco groups discuss possible substitution fibers and market shifts while a Senate committee probes the tobacco supply chain and potential health impacts.

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Winners Named in Lee Contests Across Divisions

Winners in the Lee Contests were announced this week at Pennington High School. Doris Ann Thompson won in the girls division with Down On The Farm. In the boys division Richard Yes, a sixth grader from Pennington, won with That Lie Black and White Kitty. D. A. Pierce of Pennington won the primary with The Mysterious Pup. Martha Canate of Elk Bach School won in the pies division with Pink Ice Cream. Josephine Cook of Janesville won in the Wig Show Literary Contest with Mary, Queen of Scots. Don Fletcher won in the Hinks division with A Nation's Bros. All winners received medals.

Jonesvier Whiner Doris Ann Thompst Pennington Pup Martha Canate My Elk Bach School Don Fletcher Nation's Bros

Hospital Notes from City Listings and Dismissals

A partial hospital notes page lists dismissals and arrivals with several personal names. Entries mention patients or relatives such as Larry Gulley, Ewing Rasamy Seate, Nose Will Bos, Chivenne and Nawle, along with several city residents and caregivers. The readable fragments indicate routine hospital communications and family references without full context or dates.

Larry Gulley Ewing Rasamy Nose Will Bos Chivenne Anid Nawle T. Parker Rawgh'hoy Robertson Ds Pulte Haw Tingale

Jonesville Lions Sponsor Circus in May at Cumberdon Park

The Jonesville Lions Club will sponsor performances of the Grange W. Cole Circus on Monday May 21 at Cumberdon Park in Jonesville. No animal cages will be on display in the morning and admission is free.

Jonesville Lie's Club Grange W. Cole Cumberdont Park

Methodist Youth Fellowship Officers Elected in Jonesville

Officers for the Methodist Youth Fellowship were elected at a Friday night meeting in Jonesville. Charles Johnston was named president, Katy Lee Kesner of Pennington named vice president, Judy Harvey of Rose Hill as secretary, and Anh Smith of Smiths Chapel as treasurer. Counselors are Mrs. M Mazin of Jonesville and Miss 1st Rhea of Pennington Gap.

Jonesville Methodist Youth Fellowship Charless Johnston Katy Lee Kesner Pennington Judy Harvey Rose Hill Anh Smith Smith's Chapel M Mazin 1St Rhea Pennington Gap

House Likely To Approve Soil Bank Plan Amid Negotiations

Amid party bargaining President Eisenhower's soil bank plan faces possible approval in the House with negotiations over up to 500 million dollars in advance payments for farmers. Speaker Rayburn says no agreement yet as Republicans push for a formula linking prepayment to farming expenses and land put into grass or trees. Democrats resist rewriting the bill to aid administration before the November election. compromise seeks limits on advance payments while maintaining support for corn and grain programs.

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Rotary Club Donates Books Review and Notices

A front page review lists books in varied topics from golf history by Robert H Browning to care of the human foot by a podiatrist. It covers Lincoln related works by Townsend and Bishop, plus science titles by John R Pierce, with descriptions of content and reception.

Robert H. Browning Wiliam Lincoln Willians Townsend Fablous Livewrasse Tareez John R. Pierce Fryman John i. Pierce Rtesearch Bell ‘Telephone Laboratories Murry Tlf New Jersey Jim Bishop Ford

Democratic Nomination Contest Emerges From Blur

Washington reports describe the Democratic nomination race coalescing around Stevenson with Kefauver and Harriman as possible challengers. Rumors tie Harriman to Kefauver funding while Symington tops as a potential compromise candidate. Truman’s memoirs hint at past tensions with Stevenson, shaping the August convention battle.

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Marines Name Shoup Inspector of Recruit Training

General Han Solph Paty announces Maj. Gen. Shoup as inspector of recruited training to reform drill instructors after a Tarawa battle and training abuses. Shoup, a hero of Tarawa with a Medal of Honor, will oversee noncom traditions and maintain Marine discipline while improving morale.

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Navy plans another rocket attempt after 35,000 foot fizzle

Navy scientists report a failed Acrobee launch near Townsrod New Mexico with the first production model missing ignition. The booster left the craft at 35,000 feet, crashing a mile from the launch site. A second attempt is planned next Tuesday as investigators review debris and systems for a possible fault in the fuel mechanism. The project supports the broader satellite program and the Geophysical Year. Cost of the abortive shot is estimated at 100000.

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Women Today Degraded Lot and New Theories Stir Debate

New York experts debate the changing role of women in modern society. Dr. Gabison contrasts past women’s essential household duties with contemporary claims of freedom from chores. He warns of social ills including violence and narcotic use linked to industrial and mercantile shifts affecting family life. Americans also report record personal grooming spending and lifestyle changes as toilet goods sales rise to new highs.

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