Cincinnati Good Will Party Welcomed in Middlesboro Visit
Local and Cincinnati citizens greeted the Good Will delegation with a hour long program in Middlesboro. Mayor Keeney and T Russ Hill spoke on memorial parks and civic ties. The crowd heard poetry, a Kiwanis message, and a Fall Festival invitation before a patriotic sing along.
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Cincinnati
Middlesboro
Twentieth Street
Cumberland Avenue
A. P. Liebig
Russ Hill
Hugh Allen
C. A
J. H. Keeney
T. Russ Hill
The
Lincoln the Great
IL. P. Plogsted
W. of Culking
Cinenati Chamber of Commerce
Culking
Jod
Kiwanis Club of
Middlesboro Kiwanians
Horace Williamson
Slayings Trigger Memphis Police to Follow Two Trails
Two police trails are active in Memphis as detectives pursue suspects in the killing of W. C. Spencer, a chain grocery manager, who also wounded Tara Johnson, a local schoolteacher. One suspect has been arrested. investigators link the case to a January shooting in Mansfield, Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Memphis
W. C. Spencer
Tara Johnson
Duncan Walker
Masfield
Twenty Sixth Louisville Auto Fatality Reported
May 95. The death last night of Albert Hannan, six years old, is the twenty sixth automobile fatality in Louisville since January 1. The same date last year twenty one persons had been killed by the same cause in the city. Only two persons are indicted in connection with these deaths this year and their cases are pending.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Albert Hannan
Noticeable Decrease in Arrests This Week
A noted drop in arrests follows liquor raids last Saturday per Chief HU. Bull. Police believe main liquor sources were cut off and many offenses tied to liquor reduced. Quiet along Nineteenth Street and Ashbury Avenue as previously busy liquor outlets vanish. Two large buses of Any Moyers toured at dawn after the parade, delivering songs and celebration.
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Hu.be. Bull
Jlaver
Nineteenth Street
Ashbury Javenue
Circuit Court to Convene Monday in Pineville
Bell Circuit Court will convene in Pineville next Monday with Judge T G Forrester presiding and Capt B B Golden as Commonwealth's attorney. Seventeen murder trials are set in a three week session along with liquor and pistol cases and several statutory matters including two cases against women. A long list of petit and grand jurors is recorded for the term.
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Bell Circuit Court
Pineville
T. G. Forrester
Capt
B. B. Golden
Commonwealth
Bige Bingham
Mike Howard
Red Stewart
Bil Thacker
John and
Gillis Dixon
Harvey Miracle
Dlijah Lewis
Isom Alder
Vesta Owens
Paris Martin
General Lee Muays
Nathaniel Sneelings
Felix Sn
Kinley Sizemore
Eliha Brock
John Rooney
Pelit
J. W. Chyppmann
W. J. Slusher
Jack Rainey
BH. P. Nicholoson
I. L. Hopkins
Garrett Taylor
Calloway
W. ¥. Tennent
Jim Mills
W. M. Hays
Joe Parsons
Hulen
John M. Durham
G. M. Asher
Lloyd Dalton
G. William Chapell
el Barnett
G. Howard
Cardinal
C. Carr
Tom Mc George
George Cox
First Strawberries From Warren County Expected May 24
Bowling Green Ky May 28 The first shipment of strawberries from Warren County is expected to leave May 24. This was announced by the general manager of the Warren Dounts Strawberry Growers Association.
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Associated Press
Bowling Green
Warren Dounts Strawberry Growers Association
Germany to deploy police to Essen districts amid strike
Berlin reports rising Communist influenced unrest in Essen as authorities ask French forces to send German police from occupied areas. The Essen strike widens with about a thousand iron and steel workers joining miners, led by Communists, on May 25.
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Associated Press
London
Essen
Central
Berlin
Perm
Gelsenkrclen
Associate
Iron and Steel
Oringco Woman Guilty of Homicide in California
Barres pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the shooting of Nick Sceolano after a confrontation at her home in Ovinocsky. She received a two year sentence plus probation. She testified Sceolano drained her funds and threatened to leave her, prompting the incident.
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Associated Press
Presno
Cal
Ation Barres
Last Sanitary
Nick Sceolano
Ovinocsky
Icculano
City licenses unpaid say half of fees due
City collector Frank Kearns reports not half of the city licenses from STO.000 to 00 have been paid. Business houses, professional licenses, and auto licenses are delinquent. Delinquents cite various motives but most ignore the annual fees. The city may take drastic steps to enforce payment, though so far it has shown leniency.
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Frank Kearns
Callect
John Whitfield in Wisconsin
Madison dispatch: John J Whitfield, alleged killer of Cleveland patrolman Deas Griffin, appeared at a farm house near Madison. A fully armed posse searched the district with orders to bring him in dead or alive, after Mrs Biward Sprague identified him from a newspaper photo.
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Associated Pre
Madison
John J . Whitfield
Deas Griffin
Cleveland
Biward Sprague
Whitfield
Weather Fortcast for Ren Showers Tonight and Saturday
Fortcast notes showers tonight and Saturday, with slightly warmer temperatures in Richmont area. Lexington Pike closed for repairs from May 2, reopening after seven miles to Leedingiong are surfaced with concrete. McCormick overseeing finishing work.
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Ren
Atta
Lexington Pike
Associated Press
Richmont
Leedingiong
Englaver McCormick
Werk
Meeting at school auditorium on community chest work
On Middlesboro tonight, a 7:30 p m session in the school auditorium will conduct a final check up for community chest work. Oniska Tribe No 449, Red Mon reg, holds a regular meeting at Quincy Adams Salvyer Mancing Theatre.
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Quincy Adams Salvyer
Mancing Theatre
Burley Growers Second Payment Reported
The Associated Press from Lieningtons notes Burley tobacco growers cooperative aviation pays fifteen million as a midyear crop payment. The total reaches about thirty three million, fourteen million more than the same period last year, as growers prepare for forthcoming weeks.
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Associated Press
Lieningtos
Burley ‘Tobacco Growers Co- Operative Aviation
Christian Endeavor Plans Unique Missionary Meeting
A local Christian Endeavor unit plans a unique missionary meeting at the church Sunday night. Members are asked to come dressed in white and include Red Cross nurses and doctors in a twenty minute program with other interesting features planned.
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Unitl
Fideaver of the
Siday
Red Cross
Ninute
Bregrun
John Mosley’s Shop Moves to New Riding Location
The shop of Oak Mosley, sign painter, has moved to a newly constructed building behind Burke’s Jewelry store. The new location offers better lighting and more working space than the old shop, improving usability for operations.
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John Mosley
Oak Mosley
de. LF
Burke’s
Okd
Explore Mound Builders Fort near Benin unearthed by geologists
FRAXEPORT May 24. Exs Moration and maypig of remarkable fort in Benin built by the Mound Builders is being studied by Wilbur Greenly Burroughs and Willard Trouse Tiffsen. Excavations over seven months reveal a 240 acre flat-topped knoll fort with stone walls, cliffs, and rows of ammunition piles. Remains include human bones, axes, arrow heads, flint knives, pottery shards, and several rockhouses though further study is promised by geology students from Beven College.
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Ay Associated Press
Benin
Prout
Wilbur Greenly Burroughs
Kentucky Geologies Survey
Willard Trouse Tiffsen
Torky
Jengih
Burroughs
Volcantitty
Beven College
Dorian
Han
Jillson
Rockhouse Aml
Piting
City Licensees Urged to Pay Dues by June 1
Last call notice from City Collector Frank Kearns warns licensees overdue payments will trigger collection actions by law. The city insists on full settlement to avoid enforcement steps.
Community Chest Drive Nears Goal As $12,000 Raised
The Middlesboro campaign reports twelve thousand dollars raised by noon with major Helburn guiding the effort. Solicitors canvass in teams including five women and a strong bass of volunteers. A parade themed by Red Cross and school groups boosted support and a final meeting planned to close remaining cards. Jack Zuta of Chicago gave twenty five dollars to the fund.
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Wilteet
Community Chest Fund
Major B
Helburn
Assurdice
Brr
Bbc
Unge
Weinstein
Community Chest
Helvarn
J. W. Bradner
F. P. Seales
J Aa. P. Liebig
L. D. Bul
Grace Nettleton
Salvation Army
Ior
Universal Friend of Temanim
Need
Twenty-second Street
Cumberland Avenue
Jack Zuta
Chicago
Middlesboro
Incurable Insane Woman to Be Committed in Kentucky
Cath erine Flowers aged over eighty will be committed to the State Hospital for the Insane at Lexington. County Judge J. S. Bingham conducted the examination this afternoon and filed the necessary commitment papers. The elderly woman has long depended on her son, who is about sixty, and has suffered from insanity in recent years becoming violent and uncontrollable.
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Catherine Flowers
State Hospital For the
Lexington
J. 8. Bingham
Himelf
Pineville to host fiscal court meeting Monday
Fiscal court will meet Monday at Pineville, announced by Canary Pudge J. 8. Bingham who was in Middleshore. The agenda likely includes bond issues and public road affairs, with expectations of significant interest and importance.
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Pineville
Canary Pudge J
Bingham
Middleshore
France
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J. B. Bamands
Stackman
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G Kelly
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Conrow
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LO State Hospital
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