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Middlesboro Daily News

Location

Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1954

Page

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Obituary notices from Middlesboro area unions and deaths

Obituary notices describe Carl Bring age 23 of Bell County who worked for Chrysler, with service details pending and survivors listed. Nathan Hurst age 77 of Jonesville and Harrogate area families noted, with services at Old Yellow Creek Baptist Church and extensive survivor lists. Gordon Samuel Parker age 81 of Tazewell area described with funeral set for Flat View Baptist Church, burial at Woods Cemetery, and local tribal and fraternal affiliations noted. The report also includes minor notes on funeral arrangements and genealogical lines.

Carl Bell County Walds Ma Gilkext Iis Chryster Corporation Carl Literal Walda Mae King Tootyok David M. King Detroir Lou Cawood Funeral Home Cawoml Nathan Murst Punern Nathan Hurst Old Yellow Creek Baptist Caurch Fern PD. Robinson Wint Telson DH Hurst Bessie McGlaupfin John Prainmore Jonesville Sever Jen Ellison Harro J. ¥. Cadle Sharps Chapel Thurst Oniska Order of Red Men Finay Middesboro Callison Gordon Samuel Parker Ferion Samuel Parker Thaewell Druies Parker Ol ‘Wazewell Densil G. Parker Knoxsville Levi Cooper Knoxville M's Roy Owens Benham Kyi Gandchildren Prent James M. Parker Fountain City C. 2. Shipley Farlen

Death Sentence for Two Kidnappers Condemned in California Case

In San Francisco Uy Tiwa for private detectives condemned to death for kidnapping a real estate agent Leonard Moskovit, 30, after demanding a ransom of $50,000. The victim was rescued. A six-man jury recommended death for both defendants, with a potential automatic review by the California Supreme Court. The case involved threats with a knife and a tale of a private agency operator connected to the waterfront. The verdict date was set for the 34th trial day as the story unfolded.

San Francisco Uy.-Tiwa San Quentin Dale Yeta California Leonard Movitz Sis Sts Wadily Hart da Hein Deithy Tyrut Mloney Daeksan Ilbtinie Adventirar Tragelentis Kiedis Isipeivuemner Rickson Telus Len Lear Betty James Lent Havre Twit Michelson Sint Supreme Court Moskovite Dam Jackson Bays Mini Ted Pulive Muskovite

Cast of Play Called Best Continues Bright Night

The Middlesboro High School drama club staged a lively performance of Best, directed by Mrs Teirby Sindh and assisted by Welly dor. M Senith served as diatensic director for the Ve TVheitee sociau Its Inception and Vorveing. Hans Vestine praised the cast led by Clore and Mon allied. The show featured strong acting, with Silver Whistle and Abe Muarvir among standout performances. Costumes were praised, with generous donations from Crawchwell and Son company. The production highlighted stage decor by Ra Lever and a dedicated house committee, while ushers supported the event. The plot promises further appeal, and audiences are urged to attend the curtain’s rise for this entertaining evening.

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Weather Update Forecast Amid Patchy Showers

The bulletin notes lingering showers and unsettled conditions through the weekend with a cautious outlook for Sunday. It cites global food production trends, noting faster growth and rising surpluses, while authorities discuss curtailing protectionism amid the surplus.

Big Three Seek Parley Start Amid Indochina Talks Tangle

Geneva May 7 Western powers pressed for advance on Indochina peace talks while a key obstacle appeared removed as Hanoi and the Soviet bloc signaled willingness to discuss unravelling the Laos and Cambodia issue. The plan called for resuming formal talks with the Communists on a broader settlement once allied sides agree on precedents and security concerns. Western officials stated future sessions would be timed when both sides were ready, with U S Britain and France pushing for multilateral talks and a concrete framework to guide negotiations.

Youth Rally Opens Today at Branton School

A local youth rally begins this afternoon at Branton School with several speakers including Francis Tealty, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Tealty, and Tom Heatty of Harrogate. Principal Mr Beatty described the event as well organized with plans for exhibits and performances by attending students and community groups.

Francis Tealty Tom Heatty Hout Sewenil Nonin Beatty Princip Branton Sehr McKinney

Tennessee Judges Plan Suit To Split Gasoline Tax

A Tennessee county panel considers a lawsuit to divide state gasoline tax funds among counties. The committee cites a 1953 legislative act and aviation funding as precedent, with expectations for court guidance and a forthcoming report to the association. The move aims to determine each county's share amid complex statutory wording and prior allocations.

Tennessee Theousgh Aviation

Control Seen For H Power

Senator Rourke Blickenlooper suggested it may be possible to control a thermonuclear reaction to directly produce electrical power instead of generating steam. He discussed peaceful applications of atomic energy and hinted at advances in fusion power, while noting authorship of the idea remains guarded. Mosquito attacks harming cattle and milk production were also mentioned.

World Affairs Sone Hickenlooper Thelonper Scienti My Lacnedalan Mr Noth Veleelronic Vhstine

Dulles Outlines Four Point Plan In Indochina Debate

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles faces the nation to defend U.S. policy in Indochina amid Democratic attacks. He plans to discuss the Geneva accord background and four point plan to curb the war, focusing on policy matters rather than erasing the plan. Republicans defend the administration as Democrats press criticism in Congress.

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Bright red fan may be produced using stylology suits

A note indicates a bright red fan could be produced but only with stylology suits in a fire scenario. This summary preserves the core entity mentions and conveys the potential production and safety equipment context.

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