Obituary notices from a Virginia area paper
Obituary notices report deaths of Mrs. Lula Littrell of Kavbak Route 1 at Pineville Hospital, age unspecified, with lengthy family survivors and funeral plans at Poor Man's Tabernacle in Mining. Additional notices include Mrs. Lula Johnston Street Middlesboro Pennsylvania and Ada Christian Vann of Middlesboro with service details and burial plans in local cemeteries. Other entries list survivors, service times, and burial venues in Tazewell and surrounding communities.
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Uie Littrell
Kavbak
Route 1
Pineville Hospital
Lee County
Virginia
Amd
Henry Snr
James Littell
Ewing
R. E. Wart
Illum Furns Va
Laura Yeary
Ewa Honeshell
Linse Lit
WiHai
Cawis Rel
Janmie Littrell
Gham Littrell
U.S
Arayissal
Water EL Langell
AL Warren
Wye Stag
Sinpdaughters
K Ieanlagwesy
Michigan
Dorothy Il Long
Neal Long
Myrtle Tawman
Aden
Aline Poor Man's. Tabernacle
W. We Naily Offichelm
Catfeeld
Caytor
Cawood Funeral Home
Iatelange
Lula Jotines
Lala Johms
Doh Rene
Middlestona
Kay
Jim Ford
Pittsburgh
Josie Dedvick
Bertha Cloud
Minnie Robertsor
Taewell
Carrie Greter
Knoxville
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Ki Ford
Clarence Ford
Pete Ford
Herbert Ford
Ada Christian Vann
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Picket Lines Are Withdrawn In Atlanta Strike End
Telephono workers with CIO Communications Workers of America reported a scheduled end to the weeklong strike. About 22,000 to 45,000 CWA members returned to work as a joint plan with the company phased reassignments and pay raises from 1 to 2 dollars weekly. The end followed union and company negotiations, with some incidents of violence and sabotage at scattered locations in the Southeast flagged but denounced.
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Atlanta
Ughinet Sayer Hell Telephone Co
CIO Commmunications Workers of America
CAVA
Ale Union
Ribet
CWA
Enmngiang
Mhca
29th Annual Tri Lime Tin Silational Golf Tourney
A Saturday golf tourney and dinner dance are planned at Middlesboro County Club. Reservations cost 1.75 per person for dinner and 2.50 for the dance after the 7 PM start. call or contact local organizers by Friday noon to RSVP. Bobby Stash's Orchestra from Knoxville will provide music for the event.
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Middlesboro Countess Cigly
Frank Aeaitehs
Henry Ghooter
Bobby Stash
Knoxville
British Pick Race Winner
British voters prepare for elections as campaign intensifies. Prime Minister ailing party leaders urge support while Labour Labour allies seek to unite to counter the governing coalition. Polls show tight race with issues on economy and governance shaping the vote.
Taylor Hails Korea As Symbol to West
Taylor lauds Korea as a symbol to the West, urging unity against communism. The commander speaks with pride about the Free World and the ongoing struggle, emphasizing resolve and shared purpose.
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Taylor
Korea
West
Free Vaccine Plan Proposed in Welfare Hearing
A Washington hearing discusses a proposed free vaccine program costing about 13.35 million dollars with President Eisenhower seeking 94 million for nationwide distribution. The Commerce Committee weighs regulatory powers over drug testing and allocation to states for administering free vaccines to children and vulnerable groups. The record notes partisan tensions and aims to detail funding, administration, and safety testing responsibilities.
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Harney
Stobhy
Tobhy
Rowell Perkins
Nee
Eisenhower
Cimitman
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Ais. Hobby
Samphe
Felern
Brian Elonged
Chittren
Senate Begins Voting Today On Federal Health and Defense Plans
Senate opens voting on a broad package of federal health and defense measures amid debate over funding levels and national security priorities. Supporters argue the plan strengthens programs and defense readiness, while opponents warn of long term costs and impact on the economy.
Wage Conference Adjourned Amid Turmoil at Ford VAW
Ford and the VAW adjourned a wage conference amid disorder and unclear proposals. Government and CIO representatives attended, with reported tensions over pay scales and production demands at the Mattar works. Strong entities include Ford Motor Company and the CIO, with mentions of VAW coordination and regional labor offices.
U S Still Number One Air Power, Top Pentagon Officials Insist
Pentagon leaders assert United States remains the top air power and will strengthen capabilities to deter threats. They cite ongoing development of new jet bombers and strategic air defenses as proof of sustained superiority amid evolving rivals.
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U.S
Pentagon
Dickson Speaker For Church Unit
The Hew Alpert Q Dickson presiding pastor of the church unit delivers remarks. The readable fragment suggests a church meeting or address by Dickson, with focus on church unity and community actions.
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Dickson
Alpert Q. Dickson
Ute
Church Talk Highlights Religion Debate Between Systems
Monday night at the church Dick led an discussion on the difference between American religion and Communistic belief. Jan McKinney, president, presided at the dinner meeting while the invited speaker presented points on both systems.
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Jan Mckinney
Wil Jntivxiuved
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