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Bell County records recount a 1920s court filing involving Henry Motigan, Charles Ledward, and Charles Edward Moviken. The document lists property lots in Middleshom and Wlock A, noting licenses and a three day period for a driver’s action in court.
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Willacte
Dry Fay
Wowk
Lutin
Danny Moa
Loig
Risol
Henry Motigan
Charles Ledward
Lota
Souny Co
Middleshom
Artaly
Charles Edward Moviken
Usin Maan Keib
Ganas
Sueliing Trouble In Court Over Traffic Fines
A local resident faces legal trouble after disputed traffic fines in a winter session at Macisable court in Stiniatse parish and Siinicapal municipality. Officials report the case involves multiple fines and ongoing proceedings.
Burlington board tightens rules on underground line permits
A battered report describes the Burlington city board of aldermen restricting underground conduit permits after a long delay. The article notes earlier work completed three years ago and references about 200 U.S. industrial concerns using radioactive materials in recent years, with ongoing scrutiny and safety concerns highlighted.
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Burlington
Vie Ate Anestie Board of
Aldcemen Apos Sd
Onglas Tehallone
Telsah Co
WMIK Plans Wish Report on statewide fishing prospects
The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources announced a new 15 minute daily broadcast beginning May 8 on WMBY and a statewide network. It will cover fishing prospects lakes and streams, extended weather forecasts, road travel, and expert hosts Harry Towle and Ron Forscher with forecasts and conservation notes.
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Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Fisman
WMBY
Fisier
Ai Dot Peps
Tie Maar
Tfarry Towle
Happy Hunting Magazine
Ronis Foors
Frank
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Rehoineen
Contractors suspend all repeat work in the Naval and Military Clan
In London a report states that contractors have suspended all repeat work in a naval and military area after a woodpigeon decline. The eyes are expected to hat hone week.
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London
Faint Apple Harvest Yields Mixed With Crop Stress Notes
Partial OCR reads of a horticulture item indicate mature apple trees yielding low fruit set. Report mentions 20 000 units and 59 00 blossons with about two to three percent near zero production to restore a normal crop.
Ike Will Support Republican Candidates of GOP
President Eisenhower pledged to aid Republican congressional candidates who back his agenda notably defense reorganization foreign aid and reciprocal trade proposals. In a nationally televised speech at a Republican congressional dinner he urged party unity and emphasized program success over partisanship. The event drew 156 House members 35 senators five cabinet officials 15 White House staffers and 11 members of the GOP National Committee.
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Washington
Fishhower
Congress
Tisenhower
GOP
Aly Tenge
Essentiawey
House
White House
GOP National Committee
Vote Machines And County Budget Moves In Fiscal Court
The Fiscal Court approved a budget shift totaling 295.98 from confiscated alcohol in Middlesboro and a per diem boost for magistrates. The court also authorized Willie Thompson building storage for surplus commodities and set May distribution for 9423 names. They urged state highway help for Bear-Dubige Road 3.1 miles, Stownles Creek Rt 587 extension, and Smith-Cawood Road, following a Harlan County officials’ appeal.
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Willie Thompson
Mwih Street
Middlesboro
Chappell’s Dain
Food Administration
Burchell Robbins
Department of Highways
Bear- Dubige
Stownles Creek
Harlan County
Smith-Cawood Road
Mick Johnson
Ben Middleston
Moore
Suit Against Young Crosby
Hollywood reports a tumultuous case as Marilyn Scott, a switchboard operator and stenographer, accuses Bing Crosby’s son Dennis of fathering her six month old child amid a string of marital and divorce complications. Scott claims Crosby acknowledged paternity while pressuring a reconciliation with Miss Pat Sheshan, a recently divorced mother.
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Hollywood
Newlsfenois Crosty
Croner
Bing Crosti
Demginor
Marilyn Sualt
Yasby
Las Ve
Pat Sheehan
Ars. Scott
Millers
Mitchelle Nenise Scott
Bork
Ordars
Lebanon
Ringat
Crosby
Ihe” Ward
Denis
Ames
Yong Crosby
Dennis
Marie Miss Sheshan
Gretna Gree
Justice of the Pacer
Miry
PIONERn Insulin Vue and Family Tales From New England
Fragmentary text recounts a Boston area figure De. Elliott, seven children, and a person named Golden Cowles who pursued high peaks in the Cree Mountains. The legible portion suggests a four year period with driving licenses involved and a vague medical or scientific context about insulin.
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Pionern
Golden Cowles
de. Elliott
Tonlyn
Boston
New England
Nurse Dies In Lee Crash
A 23 year old nurse died in a Lee County traffic crash near Big Stone Gap. State Trooper W Y Chartess reported Mrs James Manicure lost control, the car skidded 50 feet before stopping. She died on arrival at Park Avenue Hospital in Norton. Survived by husband stationed at Quantico and her parents Mr. and Mrs William Rhoton of Duffield.
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W. Y. Chartess
James Manicure
Manicure
Park Avenue Hospital
Norton
Marine Stationery
Quantico, Va
William Rhoton
Duffield
Obituary of John Floyd Saylor in Alva area
John Floyd Saylor 60, died at home in Faving yesterday after 10. He was born in Harkin County and son of Jair Gil bert and Nancy Dimsels Saytor. He married Ola Dean on December 22, 1920 and was a member of UMWA Union 6053. He worked 22 years for Black Stay Coal Co in Alva retiring in 1952. Survived by wife Ola, daughters Mrs. Clyde Gilpin Ewing, Mrs. Neal Brooks Kokomo Tennessee, Mrs. Wilburn Cottrell Middlesboro, Mrs. Richard Cox Rapie City M D, Mrs. James Bollinger Warrogate, brother Levi Saylor Alva, six grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m First Baptist Church in Ewing with Rev. Kinser, Rev. Mobart Sdadifur and Rev. Ferrie Robinson officiating. Burial Elbert Jones Cemetery near Ewing. Pallbearers and flower bearers are family. church choir and quartet to render services. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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John Fiayp Saylor
John Floyd Saytor
Faving
Harkin County
Jair Gilbert
Nancy Dimsels Saytor
Oly Dean
UMWA
Alva
Wining
le Imorado Ewing
Tennessee
Ola Saylor
Ewing
Clyde Gilpin
Neal Brooks
Kokomy
Wilburn Cottrell
Middlesboro
Richard Cox
Rapie City
M. D
James Bollinger
Warrogate
Levi Saylor
First Baptist Church
Wing Torothrow
Pan
James Kinser
Mobart Sdadifur
Ferrie Robinson
Elbert Jones
Cawood
Fieral Wome
Hospital Notes From Middlesboro and Midaieaboro Records
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Middlesboro Memorial and Middlesboro Hospital. Names include Wanda Gordon Loda Friar Jessica De Louis Lutz Beulah Hardin Ann Whitaker Austin Whitaker and other patients and staff. Birth records mention Tack Tailley and Crockett etc.
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Midaieaboro Memorial Hospital
Issals
Uncle Hatfield
Masha Ramsey
Rose
Charles Bryant
Speedwell HS
Virginia Weese
Cilyames Hopper PL
Rvearmell
Mary Hill
City Admissions
Wanda Gordon
City
Loda Friar
City C
Walden
Jessica de
Louis Lutz
Harrogate
Mally Garrett
Jeslico
Beulah Hardin
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Kraw
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NEW Atlas Coal Temple
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Yspraliers Oates
WMIK
A& Steel Isc
Daily News
Lee's
Ike
Mary Louise Foust
Twe
Young Crosby
South Cayuse
Midlesboro
Commercial Bank
Auddiesboro, Kentucky
Federal Deposit Inscranch Corporation
Vistavision
Jerry Lewis
Jon Startiha Wyer
Beau James
Bob Hope
Vera Miles
Yeary
Ewing Walter Mussel
Franies Dewey
England
M.D. Guy
Cumberland
Rap
Ballard Moons
Lonzo Robins
Harresale
Ann Whitaker
Austin Whitaker
Fuward
Clarwell
Willard Raley
Whit Mra
Full Welch
Rose Hill
K Stanley i Bis
James Robertson
Tazewell
Ses
Crockett
Marregate
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Seven Hills of
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Veith Ginger Rogers
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