Obituary notices and funeral details from Middlesboro area
Obituaries for Russie Carmony, Stirl Langford, Mrs. Lilie Thompson, and Mrs. Charles Goodman list birth and death dates, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Services cited at Durban Funeral Home Chapel, Middlesboro area churches, and Reece Funeral Home with ministers and burial in local cemeteries. Survivors include numerous children, grandchildren, and relatives across Calvin, Middlesboro, Harrogate, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russie Urecella
Harmony Russie Drocelia Carnon
Durban
Alvin Moll
Hullal
Duell
Calvin
Hillman MM. Carmony
Pineville
Bi Charge
Stir Langford
Stirl Langford
Middlesboro
Lucinda Langfort
Vili Gli B
Leonard
Eugene
Hilly Langford
Monres
Mich
Luther
Fred Langford
Juanita Howerton
Jt Laengford
Harrogate
Minnie Cosby
Harro
Charles Goodman
Cumberland Gap
Route 1
Fre Jond Leffen
Eagan
Vergie Mildred Day
Cimberland Gap
Will Walden
Delano
Calif
Me. Sumiay
Underwood Grove Baptist Church
Stav
Joe Lamhart
Ther
Ome
Reece Funeral Home
New Tazewell
Lana Turner's Ex Seeks Custody Fight Over Cheryl
Steve Crane, Lana Turner's ex husband, filed an appeal against a juvenile court ruling that made 14 year old Cheryl a ward of the court and placed temporary custody with Lana's mother Mildred. Crane said Cheryl should be fully freed and he is prepared to exercise parental supervision as he challenges the decision with attorney Jerry Gloster opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Steve Crane
Lana Turner
Sharyl
Sheryl
John Stormo Ahate
Crane
Chery
Jerry Gloster
Miss Turner
Grane
Helliwood
Wife Finds Mate at Home on Liner America
Mrs. Mahon believed her husband Thomas was aboard the liner America after they were separated while seeing off a friend. She told pier officials she last saw him at attention as a band played. He arrived home later by a separate route. In a second dispatch, Warsaw authorities began distributing American Red Cross relief supplies for flood victims in Poland. The shipment arrived Friday from Frankfurt via a US Air Force plane carrying comfort kits vaccines school kits and relief materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Mahon
Ireland
America
Mra. Mahon
Pier
Warsaw
Poland
American Red Cross
Frida
Franktu
Air Force
Hospital Notes and Dismissals Across Several Cities
Fragmented hospital notes list dismissals and admissions with names including William Wilson Beulah Johnson and Leo Burke along with multiple city affiliations. The text references visiting tours and a long roster of patients and staff across various locations, indicating routine hospital activity and personnel movements.
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Bia
Mickieshora Hospital
Leo Burke
Detroit
Mica
Lurene Unltleta
City
Aula Givens
George Greer
Suzie Venta Crockatt and Son
White House Picket Set in Anti Nuclear Protest
Washington authorities faced a planned White House picket by Ami nuclear dest demonstrators in day four of a hunger strike at the Atomic Energy Commission HQ. The group seeks to pressure five AEC commissioners to hear their case while urging abolition of U.S. nuclear tests. They met with Commissioner John Graham but pledge further action. Among demonstrators is an eight year old boy, Allen Willoughby, whose father sails with the Golden Rule crew convicted of contempt in Hawaii for protesting atomic tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ami
White House
Atomic Finergy Commission
Dectors
Carpads
Witte
U.S
AEC
John
Graham
Golden Rule
Maywai
Viata
Pacific Atomic Proving Atéa
National Committee On
Allen Willoughby
Blackwood Terrace
Modern American ballet debuts in Warsaw bloc
In Warsaw, the Ballet Theater presents Fancy Free and The Fall River Legend marking modern American ballet in the Soviet bloc. The company departs Thursday, staying through May 1 before Hamburg engagements, as audiences witness a rare cross‑border showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballets
Warsaw
Poland
Modern American Ballet
Soviet Bloc
Ballet ‘Theater
Fall River
Hamburg
Germany
Suggestion to Replace Delayed Crops for Hay
County Agent advises farmers on sowing Sudan grass or pearl millet as supplemental pasture or silage after delayed forage crop seeding. Recommends May 15 to July 1 sowing, proper varieties, seeding rates, soil needs, and fertilization, with Jonesville office contact for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Yr
Lyle Tae
Sudan
Virginia
Jonesville
Protect Rug With a Pad
Lexingion feature stresses rug protection via pads to extend life. UK extension specialist Marian Bartlett notes pads reduce wear by lowering friction and sliding, with hair or jute blends offering durability, while rubber and foam options provide non crushable, springy padding. recommends synthetics for durability and mothproofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Bartlett
Cattle Price Outlook Signals Modest Spring Drop
Kentucky Extension Service notes cattle prices may ease modestly into spring as farmers plan slightly lower marketing. Fed cattle numbers rose 32 percent in 13 states but expectations of steadier slaughter indicate prices may not fall as steeply as once feared. Egg prices for the year are forecast near current levels with supplies easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Agricultural Extension Service
Mme
USDA
Ietter
Kentucky
Best Buys In Poultry Marketing Trends Today
Mrs Lotta Jasper notes broilers remain top value in meat markets. U S marketing research shows boiler production rising annually with a record last year of about 1.295 billion birds, reflecting rapid industry expansion. Processors now package parts separately for housewives, boosting sale of breasts, thighs, wings and backs. Modern plants in the southeast can process up to 5,000 birds per hour, supplying urban centers quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenington
Broilers
jTegers
Lotta Jasper
TSG
Jasper
4-H Forestry Program Underway in Virginia News
Virginia 4-H officials announce a forestry program for club members enrolled in 4-H. Participants completing 39 projects become eligible for national, state, and county awards sponsored by the American Forest Products Industries. Winners to be announced at the State 4-H Club Short Course in June. twelve national winners will receive trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The program promotes forestry as a regular farm crop, conservation, and fire prevention. Four $1,600 national forestry scholarships are offered by Homelite Textron. Eligible students must be enrolled as college freshmen at the 1959 fall term. County agents provide complete project information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Clut
VPI
American Forest
Industries, Inc
Washington
D.C
NPT
Chicago
Homelite
Textron, Inc
Port Chester
N. Y
Aluminum sheets boost farm building efficiency and cost savings
Data from VPI Agricultural Experiment Station led by McNeil Marshall show aluminum sheets of 024 weight 48 inches wide and 2.3 inch corrugation installed over 2 inch centers with rails improve roofing at roughly half the cost of conventional fireproof materials. Aluminum offers reflective cooling, easier labor, and durable shading studies in poultry and cattle facilities, though not as tough as some metal roofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vpi Agricultural Experiment Station
McNeil Marshall
No. Lechinery
Mushall
AIUYS
Maralall
Poultty Department
VPI
Department of Agriculure
Marshal
Dehorning Cattle and Garden Mulch Trends
An old agriculture column explains two dehorning methods for calves and notes the ease of early-age procedures versus year round options with cautions to apply healing agents. It also discusses using sawdust as mulch to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and enrich soil without harming plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Armstrong
Green chopping eyed as pasture feed saver for Virginia dairy farms
A USDA report compares green chopping with continuous grazing for dairy herds. It notes reduced forage waste, lower trampling losses, and cows consuming hauled feed, but higher costs and labor needs. Minnesota research shows pasture waste 0 to 23 percent with grazing. A Pennsylvania study suggests green chopping could add cows and income on certain farms, with field forage choppers improving efficiency when used with silage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inbor Misginia
UL S. Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Virginia
Griffitis
Wester
Pennsylvania
Griffith
Rivxte Island
Correcting Stretching in Cotton Knit Garments
Lexington report from the U S Department of Agriculture Institute of Home Economics outlines how cotton knits stretch and shrink. Research by Dorothy Threlkeld notes loops and fabric construction affect shrinkage. smoother round-loop fabrics shrink less, with v tests on three white cotton shirts showing varying behavior after washing and drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Threlkeld
Institute of Home Economics
Lexington Kentucky UK Experiment Station field day details
The University of Kentucky Experiment Station agronomy department will host an annual field day at the station farm near Lexington on Tuesday May 20. Demonstrations cover small grains legumes grasses pastures and weed control with tours of extensive plots and talks on tobacco plant bed handling fertilizer practices and poultry and forage production.
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Lexington
Statler Agronomy Despartment
Farnt Luesday
Princeton
Hon
Bonnyad Hall
Agronomsty
Iba
Tobaco
G. Th. Maisions
Dobarco
MPI
Sanity
Plan Your Beef Cattle Program on Feed Basis
Curtis Mast of VPI offers guidance on matching beef cattle programs to farm resources. He notes steep land or poor corn ability favors cow herd or feeder steer ventures, while level, fertile farms suit fat steer production. Emphasizing alfalfa as premier forage and corn silage as top nutrient source, he details hay types and silage values for calves, cows, and steers, plus the need for grain supplements with roughage for profitable outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Curtis Mast
VPI
Mast
Glade Springs
Alfalfa Pest Woes Hit Fields Across Virginia
Entomologists warn alfalfa weevil damage is worsening in untreated fields with heavy hatching last week. Heptachlor spraying is urged this week and next as late season limits the use of granules. Redbanded leaf roller and aphids threaten Piedmont apple orchards while bank hiring shifts toward agronomically trained staff, with MSU citing 4,009 to 6,000 agricultural college practitioners in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Area
Virginia Semy
Stome Gardens
Vom County
VET Agricultural Extension Service
Blacksburg
Michigan State University
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