Kefauver Protests Authorizing of Shipment to Arabia
Senator Estes Kefauver denounces U S shipments of munitions to Saudi Arabia and Israel amid congressional criticism. Administration officials defend the action as part of broader support in the Middle East, noting a total value of arms and replacements and ongoing communications with allied nations.
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Infant son of Mey sind Mes ak Coleman passes away
The infant son of Mey sind Mes ak Coleman died yesterday at 1 am at Teal Hospital. Survived by parents Charles A. Coleman and Mas do, brothers Janis and Ray Coleman, sisters Trenia and Shely Coleman, and paternal grandparents. Funeral services set for 2 pm at Sco Ceme tery in Shawaner, Tenn, with Cawood Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Ray Coleman
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Two More Draw Fines For Parking Violations
Two additional individuals were cited today in City Police Court for overdue parking tickets. Hill McCarney was fined 3 dollars for three tickets, Pas Cal Costanzo was fined 33 dollars on five tickets plus 1.23 dollars court costs.
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Pascal Costanzo Wirg
Test Re scheduled USS MT McKINLEY Action Report
Test rescheduling details indicate a marginal chance of a test drop. The first stage of an American built mission occurred yesterday before sunrise, with the target area near Jane City.
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Mt, Mckinley
Ti- Sein
B. Vind
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Jane Setreely
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Bell County property transfers and legal notices summary
Bell County records list numerous transfers and land lots including WATATI TRANSFERS C Gambiel and spouse to Sundews and wife, several parcels in TMook 2 and Winek Creek Additions, Pineville subdivisions, Pursifull Subdivision, and a Pine Villa area. Also mentions suits including Bell County vs Taylor Youkung Geraldine Yoakum James Stephieson K Stephens, and a flood-related drainage issue after residents finished drilling a well in a street.
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Rowet Sundews
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Mittin Crean
Lowie Tke
Af Midneshovey Coleman
May Gray
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Witt Howard
John M
Walt Waite
Callaway
Arka W
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Sopsen
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Taylor Youkung
Geraldine Yoakum
James Ah. Stephieson
K_ Stephens
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Sid Osborne
Black Moter Company
Luther Thompson Collection
Second Man Convicted In Bank Shortage Case
Owensboro Kentucky report states the second conviction in a $920000 bank shortage case. Whitesville oil producer Owen Leslie Owen was found guilty in District Court of misapplying funds and overdrawn accounts totaling $168000. Bernard Barnett, former bank cashier, already received a prison sentence.
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Owen
Bernard Barnett
Lawyer Wins Freedom After Habeas Corpus Release
A Harvard law graduate, 74, was freed from Minmis State Penitentiary by writ of habeas corpus. Circuit Judge Grover Walon approved the release, ending Daly’s 1929 sentence. Daly later went to Virginia to serve a jail break term, was pardoned after 24 years, and claimed Hines lacked jurisdiction over his case.
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Grover Walon
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Virginia
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House Group Eyes Cuts In Foreign Aid
A House committee moves toward cutting President Eisenhower’s foreign aid request of about three billion dollars. The panel's action targets arms shipments pipeline and the overall total, with a potential up to one billion dollars in reductions. The panel boosts private investment guarantees while trimming unrestricted foreign aid spending and halves Yugoslavia aid.
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Hospital notes dismissals at Middlestiata Molny Moors
The hospital records list dismissals for Sherry Kay Liford, Marjorie Ang Weaver, Oscar Fay, Sharag Wayne Harrell, Mrs Fitz Lynch, Speedwell Far Wylie, J.J. Gibson Statlan per Negh, Route 1, New Tazes with James E. Dyke, M.D. Smith, Rotia 1, City.
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Sherry Kay Liford
Marjorie Ang Weaver
Oscar Fay
Sharag
Wayne Harrell
Fitz Lynch
Speedwell
Far Wylie
J.J. An
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New 'Tazes
James E. Dyke
M.D. Smith
Rotia 1
City
Million Baptists Gather for Prayer-for-Peace on May 27
More than one million Southern Baptists will join a nationwide Prayer-for-Peace on Sunday May 27 as the Baptist Hour Week marks the 16th anniversary of the Baptist Hour on the air. Reverend Paul M. Sevens of the Southern Baptist Convention announced the event noting participation across the convention's 30 000 churches during Baptist Hour Week May 21 to May 27.
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Paul MM. Sevens
Ratio and Television Commission
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Primary Election Officers Picked in Numerous Districts
A long list of election officers is named for many local wards and districts including Card 20 Cardinal, Enxchisivr 1h, Lynnavoo 85-A, East, Southeast 28, Southside 39, Junction 2, Winchester 32-Edith Branscomne, and Central 34. The roster records officers such as Ben Chadwell, Mrs Lloyd Peace, George Tuttle, Helane Barnett, George Williams, Maury White, Willie Joat al, and many others across towns like Fern Dale, Enxchivr, Lynnavoo, and Colmak with multiple assigns listing duties, affiliations, and initials.
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George ‘Tuttle
Bam Crateford
Helane Barnett
Learmeilerrey
Wallaston
Lynn O’ Bel
Sewell Williams
Kert
Bessie Meinpoy
Fred McBrayer
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Dikaed Barton
Brohett
Fdan Farmer
Sul N Marsee
Max Smith
George Silsax
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Deral Tiegerstaff
Rawth
Roy Merrick
George Oweur
Enepek
Cora Edris
Ionem
Edith Branscomne
Shaw Chaz Iron
Iva Ramsey
Glen Shaemaker
A—Lee Fuson
Millard Pratt
Win Mu Roberisab
RS. Central
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Charlie Prewvalt
T. C. Fitzpatrick
GW Sundae
Colmak
Wat Campbell
Nath Fusan
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Clyde Aylor
Edgewood
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S. Rey Head
Sain
Lester Martin
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Geo. Hurdleston
Hore Taylor
Oss’ Taylor
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Richard Evans
Oscar Fields
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Odie Evans
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Early U N Meeting On Peace Try Urged
UN diplomats pressed for an early UN Security Council session to act on Secretary General Dag Hammarskjölds Middle East peace mission. A week after the 7 50 word report outlining a possible ceasefire among Liad and four Arab states, no date for a council meeting was set and none appeared planned.
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Dog Hammarskjeld
Maine Mirskjeld
Council
Tillestine
Liyad
Break-in steals seal device from county clerk office
A Ky county clerk reports a break-in where the only item stolen was the official seal device. The incident leaves the office without its seal for authenticating documents. Nearby authorities say 300 known woodpecker species exist in the region.
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MT. Olive Ky
Bond Sales Up
Savings bond sales of the United States government were announced today, bringing the four month total to 1,927 million dollars. The figure reflects a 4 percent increase over the comparable period last year, with a year-to-date total of 1,770 million dollars in 1951.
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Washington, D
Rev Aldridge Delivers Sermon at Magoffin Institute Graduation
Rev D M Aldridge delivered the graduation sermon to Magoffin Institute graduates. He has served four years as Magoffin Institute president before assuming the presidency at Clemy Crook in May 1854. The passage notes the era’s aging men and differing lifespans.
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D. M. Aldridge
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