Obituaries for Elmer Houston Adams and Emaline Filler Burke
Obituary notices report Elmer Houston Adams of Monroe Michigan drowned May 18 in Lake Virly while fishing. His body recovered and due at Middlesboro today. Son of Oliver Adams and Nelte Adams of Arthur Texas. Funeral arrangements pending at Cawood Funeral Home. Emaline Tiller Burke died at age 14 at home of daughter Mrs George Clarmony in Ewing. Survived by son Toy Tiller and daughters Mrs George Carmony, Mrs Mollie Pearkey, Mrs Leonard Phillips, Mrs Grant Duncan, and brother Troy Pike. Grandchildren numbered 18 with seven great grandchildren. Funeral held at Assembly Church of God with Revs Clarence Elkins and Guy Stone. Burial in family cemetery. Pallbearers listed. funeral home named as New Tazewell.
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Elmer Houston Adams
Monroe
Mich
Lake Virly
Middlesboree
Oliver Adams
Nelte Adams
Arthur
Ten
Cawood Funeral Home
Emaline Filler Burke
Emaline Tiller Burke
George Clrmony
Ewing
Sutvi Wby
Toy Tiller
Tazewell
George Carwnony
Mollic ePearkey
Morristown
Leonard Phillips
Newport
wTenn
Grant Duncan
War
Troy Pike
Norton, Va
Pam
Assembly Church of God
Clarence Elkins
Guy Stone
Cemete
Dess Brooks
Dillon Ballock
Junior Barloww
Bobby Pike
Boston Brooks
Hof
Shackleford
Heecoburmerai
New Tazewell
Peharge
Hospital News At Middleshora Hospital and Clinic
Dismissals include Emery Rose Cumberland Gap Frank Davis Carpenter Anderson Stacy City Etta Vanderpool Williamsburg, Mrs Henry Vanderpool Wil liamsburg. Admissions list Carol Tyree Harrogine Robert Bast Clyde Payne Roy Minis yn Te ayage cage Arnold Hensley Keokee Mt Jay Parlin Pruden boy. Penguins are descorplants of an icient plods that had normal flyone wings.
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Emery Rose
Cumberland Gap
Frank Davis
Carpenter Anderson Stacy
City
Etta Vanderpool
Willams
Burs
Carol Tyree
Harrogine
Robert _S. Bast
Clyde Payne
Roy Minis
Ayage Cage
Tse
Arnold Hensley
Keokee
Jay Parlin
Pruden
Boy
Postal Money Demand Looms as Congress Weighs Cuts
WALLINGTON (OP) The Fischhower administration prepared a fat demand for more postal funds with or else language tied to a supplemental budget totaling about 10 million dollars. Eisenhower warned Congress a failure to agree could force drastic postal cuts in the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Congressional leaders expressed skepticism about securing the full amount. Meanwhile defense budget debates and foreign aid requests dominated Capitol Hill as committees weighed substantial funding increases. Public testimony and committee actions painted a broad picture of fiscal strains across agencies, with defense, housing, and atomic energy programs rising in priority.
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Wallington
Fischhower
Congress
Arthur Summerfield
Eisenhower
Willis Robertson
Senate Postal Appropriations Committee
Summerfield
Yangin Gary
House
GSC
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cariel FE
Wilson
Senate
Hisenhower
Floura
Alvin C. Grives
Atomic Energy Commission
Congressional Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Refugees in Milwaukee Harbor Mixed Feelings on Home Country
About 23 to 30 Hungarian refugees in the Milwaukee area received letters from relatives in their Communist dominated home. They were asked to return but prefer to stay. Their sponsor says the group is violently anti Communist and none plans to go back. Equinox is defined as the period when day and night are equal in length.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Allwaukee
South
Southland
Trapeze Act Highlight At Middlesham Free Fair
The Tri-State Free Fair at Hilltop Park runs June 5 to 8, sponsored by the Middlesham Jaycees. A top draw is the Flying Zacchini trapeze act featuring Fd. le Zacchini Ruth Zacchini and Walter Patterson. The Zacchini family, famed for the Human Cannon, includes Eddie Zacchini who left the act after an 1950 injury and later turned to serial roles.
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Tri-State
Middlesham
le Zacchini
Ruth Zacchini
Walter Patterson
United States Faces Acute Shortage of Skilled Manpower
Washington reports a rising deficit in high level talent across sectors from science and engineering to business and teaching. Government studies show shortages in executives, clinicians, and top educators as birth rates and rapid tech growth strain the system, with efforts under way to keep students in school and attract leaders to academia and industry.
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Tovis Casseis
Washington
United States
Geodspale Schooly
Seymour I Wollbein
Labor Department
U.S
Weil
Proming
Forster R. Smith and the Middlesboro telephone truck
Smitty installs and repairs home and business phones around Middlesboro. He drove about seven thousand miles last year and earned a safe living certificate for eleven years without an accident. His crews test wires and replace equipment to prevent breakdowns, ensuring dependable service year round. A bedside phone is touted as practical and inexpensive, about four cents a day, with decorative color options. The note also invites readers to visit the Tri-State Fair booth on June 6 to 8.
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Forster R. Smith
Middlesboro
Smitty
Italian sex trial ends with acquittal for Piccioni kin
Venice court acquits Gianpiero Piccioni and two Rome officials in the high profile Mary Montesi case. The jury found insufficient evidence to convict any of the key defendants while model Adriani Bisaccia received a ten month suspended sentence for fabricating a crime. The trial era shook Italian politics and led to resignations in government and police leadership.
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Italy
UPI
Gianpiero’ Piccion
Cout
Wilma Montesi
Rome
Tegal
Searlal
Hajy
Piccion
Attilio Piccioni
Elter Phelon
Mary
United Nations
Varky
Piccioni
Ugo Montagna
Saverio Pallto
Adriani Bisaccia
Newspaper Bares Liquor Service to Legislators
The Raleigh News and Observer reports a scheme distributing free liquor to legislators at a downtown hotel. The edition includes photos of liquor being delivered to the Sir Walter Hotel as a legislative session ends. Officials react with caution, citing potential privacy and legality concerns while a list of 33 names is reportedly sought but not published.
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Raleigh
N.C. T
Raeleigh News and Observer
Sir Walter
Capitol
News and Observer
MacRael Aces More Charges and Settlements
Los Angeles singer Gordon Mackae settled a $10,000 damage suit from a December 1955 traffic crash in Van Nuys. He faces a $125,000 section suit by unnamed parties and a separate $2,325 payment to Leonard Miller, 34, in Superior Court. Marion Dunn, 38, awaits trial on Sept. 12.
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Miller
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