Clarke School Board to Accept Warren Pupils Next Year
Clarke County School Board approves next year admission for Warren County pupils previously unrolled this session. Additional rooms will be built at the Be Elementary School and restrooms added. space will be filled on a first come basis.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Warren County
Gun Ambush Halts Convoy of Coal Trucks
A Clinton Tennessee gun ambush halted a convoy of coal trucks bound for TVA Kingston plant. Fire from three hidden spots struck radiators on two of seven or eight trucks. three dynamite sticks were hurled but did not explode. No injuries reported amid a wave of labor unrest in east Tennessee as unions press non union mines.
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Clinton, Tenn
TVA
Kingston
Anderson County
East Tennessee
United Mine Works Union
Apple Marketing Order Vote Set In New York
Albany New York AP referendum to decide on a state apple marketing program. Agriculture Commissioner J Wickham set the vote after a petition from apple growers. Assessments would be up to three cents a bushel on fresh apples two cents per hundred pounds on juice apples and four cents per hundred pounds on other processed apples. Revenue estimated at about $400000 annually.
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Albany
N.Y
Apple
Agriculture
J. Wickham
Violence rocks Jellico coal town after dynamite blasts
Violence erupted in Jellico on the Tennessee Kentucky line soon after two dynamite explosions damaged coal tipples and much of the Jellico business area. Police and guards patrolled the town as investigators sought motives and those responsible for the attacks on small strip mines.
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Jellico
Tennessee- Kentucky
Merger Expected for Norfolk and Western Railroads
Shareholders are expected to approve a merger creating a $900 million plus corporation. The new railroad would be named Norfolk and Western, with 3740 miles of road and 5870 miles of track linking Virginia coal fields to Norfolk and extending to Cincinnati Columbus and branches to Hagerstown Bristol and Winston-Salem Durham. Authorities project savings of about one million dollars monthly from combined operations. Governor Almond endorses the merger and Chesapeake and Ohio Railway takes no position. New York Central officials visited but offered no comment on possible intervention before the ICC.
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Norfolk and Western
West Virginia
Norfolk
N&w
Cincinnati
Columbus
Ohio
Hagerstown
Bristol
Winston-Salem
Durham
N.C
Virginian
Alleghany
Blue Ridge Mountains
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
New York Central
Virginian Railway
Central
ICC
Eisenhower Carrier Budget Cut Reorients Defense Funds
A House Appropriations subcommittee reportedly turned down President Eisenhower's request for 260 million to build a new super aircraft carrier. The panel votes to allocate about 40.8 billion dollars for the Defense Department for the next fiscal year, directing funds to antisubmarine and missile programs while preserving National Guard and reserve forces. The plan includes three additional Polaris missile submarines and delays a new carrier not nuclear powered with Terrier missiles. The Enterprise remains on schedule for deployment in 1961.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Defense Department
Woman Halted Subway Train After Attack Attempt
Lucille Lo Bianco described a blond youth about 17 who tried to rape her on a New York subway car. She pulled the emergency cord, stopping the train and triggering a collision with a following train that injured about 28 people, with 14 treated on site and 14 taken to Coney Island Hospital. the attacker fled.
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New York
Lucille Lo Bianco
Lo Bianco
Coney Island Hospital
Ex Army Man Drives 40 Miles to Return Lost Dog
Tom Berg, 68, a humane agent, drove 40 miles from Chicago to return Penny the cocker spaniel to Chief Petty Officer Walter Seabock at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station after Penny wandered from Seattle to Chicago. Penny had lingered in Union Station baggage room for four days before being turned in to the Anti Cruelty Society. The Navy and Coast Guard failed to locate transport, prompting Berg to undertake the service to reunite dog and family.
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Navy
Coast Guard
Tom Berg
anti-Cruelty Society
Walter Seabock
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Berg
Seabock
Penny
Famous Jazz Musician Sidney Bechet Dies in Paris
Paris AP reports Sidney Bechet, 68, famed New Orleans born jazz figure, died at his home in Garches after a period of ill health. Cancer caused the death, with a rapid decline in the final days.
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Paris
Sidney Bechet
New Orleans
Bechet
Garches
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