Kentucky US Army general named for guard role
Multiple Kentucky notices report appointing Howie Crittenden as basketball coach and naming degrees to be awarded at the University of Kentucky commencement. Other items include a strawberry festival in Straw berry, a top three editorial award for Amos Stone, a promotion for Adj. Gen. Williams, murder trial progress in West Liberty, a fatal scooter accident in Louisville, and a Georgetown College honors for Adaton Shee and son.
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University of Kentucky
Central City
Kyle
Amos Stone
the Messenger
Times Argus
Assa
Kentucky Press Assn
Louisville
Frankfort
U. S. Army Reserves
Adj
J. 3
B. Williams
Williams
Kentucky National Guard
U. S. Army
Obituary for Tead Jackson of Franklin Ohio
Tead Jackson died at his home near Thor al A Te. He is survived by his wife Motte Jackson, sons Dave Jackson Wastinim Claude Jackson New Market Marace Junior Charlie Jackson all of Franklin Ohio Panald Jackson Malmisburg Obie daughters Ada Holt Thorn Hil Ola Coffey Cleo Chapman Franklin Ohio Dorsie Lane Miaminsburg Ohio brothers Hives Jackson Rub Inde Green Jackson White Pine Wil Jackson Knoxville sisters Alice West Van Jackson Thorn Tl Mes James Dalton Treadway Funeral services 10 am at Oak Hill Baptist Church with burial Janeway Cemetery Coffey Funeral Tome Tazewell in charge.
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Tead Jackson
Thor al A Te
Motte Jackson
Dave Jackson
Wastinim
Claude Jackson
New Market
Marace
Charlie Jackson
Franklin
Ohio
Panald Jackson
Malmisburg
Obie
Ada Holt Thorn Hil
Ola Coffey
Cleo’ Chapmen
Green Jackson
White Pine
Wil Jackson
Knoxville
Alice West
van Jackson
Thorn Tl
Mes
James Dalton
Treadway
Profitt Heads Presbyterians In 1957 Budget Vote
The 368th general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A urged approval of a 1957 budget of 21 344 063 a figure compared with 21 830 000 in 1935 No current year total was set The assembly elected Dr David Profitt of Maryville Tennessee moderator for the year He is an elder at New Providence Presbyterian Church in Jeerville and previously led Presbyterian groups In 1951 he presided over the National Council of Presbyterian Men He also attended with Dr Raymord R Kistler Beaver College president and Dr Edward Elson general secretary of the United Presbyterian Church in Washington at a session with the President and Eisenhower
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Philamelphta
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
General Council
fGr General Assembly
David Profit
Maryville
Tenn
Profitt
Sessmini
Jeville
National Council of Presbyterian Men
Profit
Raymord R. Kistler
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Edward Elson
Pasion
Nnions Presbyterian Chntrch
Washington
and Aisenhower
Senate Sends Housing Bill to The House
The Senate approved a broad housing package moving toward final action in the House. The measure would create a federal elderly housing program, expand FHA loan insurance by three billion dollars, extend the GI home loan program for one year, and provide funds for farm and college housing and urban renewal initiatives. President Eisenhower backed a five year plan capped at 45,000 units per year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eigenhower
Eit
Fedowal Housing Administration Loan Insurance Authority
Milit Farm
Murder Trial Continues In Knox Circuit Court Case
Five men from Barbourville Knox County face trial for the mutilation slaying of William Ova Humfleet. Testimony centered on a cigarette lighter engraved with initials and suspected statements by witnesses and suspects about the crime. Evidence included dental/physical injuries described by a hospital examiner and remarks allegedly about paying for the attack.
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Barbourville
William Ova Humfleet
Grays
Knox Circuit Court
Willie
Arlic i Bil
Delvert
Eder
Humfleet
Corbin
W. C. Faris
Baker
Dallas Whited
R. D. Cox
Fry
Ike Fry
Bob Fry
Edmond Baker
EB. Smith
Humbert
Hospital Notes and Local Admissions Amid Urban Delays
In AL nn Stitutes by Vista tours 4th, several patients and names appear among admissions including Mrs. Ruth Lane Williamson and Mrs. Harve PeBuck from Rose Hill. The item notes dissatisfaction over a sidewalk space delay after a sewer project, with James Mes sina planting a garden in the area.
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Stitutes
Vista Tours
Catlins
Judy Oxborne
Rose Hill
Joe Tod
Jas
di Cesior Cuddyell
New 'Twell
Harry Pridgimore
Lanvogate
Doyle Smith
Hume Ansona
James Messina
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Basket Roach
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Harry Aching
Adams
Will
Chassy Creek
Tilbee
Aaron Lyking
James Pryor
Polite
Mick Bibelhauser
Mote and Son
Georgetown
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Gearetown College
Adatone
Janos
Tis
Sheph Or
Nieblas County
Seféh'sue
U.S
Royal Master
City Shell
Typu & Plie. Razor Co
Chandler Stel
Pineville
Herris-Lovett Motor Co
Ewing Tractor & Implement
Ewing, Va
Lee
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Joe Bates
United States
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Sally Campbell
Jackson
Risenhower
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