Elder Knoxville man wins second marriage license in year
An 86 year old Knox Countian, Sam Houston Graves, received his second marriage license in under a year. Graves married Martha Beeler on Oct. 15 and later divorced. A license was issued Thursday to Graves and Mary Candus Clower of Powell, Tenn. Records show this will be Graves third marriage and Clower’s fourth. The note mentions the U S Department of Justice created in 1789.
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Queen Elizabeth II to be TV celebrity during U S visit
The Queen and Prince Philip will headline telecasts across CBS NBC and ABC during a 10 day U S Canada trip with arrival receptions in Ottawa Washington and New York and the Royal Commonwealth Ball coverage plus film highlights of arrivals and ceremonies by 10 networks during October and November.
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Nineteen Cases On State Supreme Court Docket
Nineteen cases are set for argument in the October term of the Virginia Supreme Court opening in Richmond. A challenge to Virginia pupil placement law is included, involving Mrs. Theo T. De Febio whose children were dropped from Fairfax County schools after she refused to sign placement forms. The DeFebio case is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Walter Duranty Dies at 72 Former Times reporter and Pulitzer winner
Walter Duranty 72 former New York Times foreign correspondent and 1932 Pulitzer Prize winner died in Orlando after a three week illness. He covered Russia from 1921 to 1934 and later wrote Stalin and Co. He came to live in Florida in 1949. Surviving is his widow Anna Enwright of Orlando.
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Broadway producers consider Rodgers Hammerstein for Skyscraper
Cy Feuer and Ernie Martin, famed Broadway producers, discussed with Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II the possibility of writing melodies and lyrics for a musical tentatively titled Skyscraper. The plot centers on a woman who resists selling her small property amid New York City's giant building projects. The teams previously collaborated on Pipe Dream with Rodgers and Hammerstein. Cornucopia, Wisconsin, earned its name from abundant wild fruit nearby.
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Flue Cured Tobacco Sales Drop Across Old Belt Markets
Danville markets closed weak with declines of one to five dollars per hundred for mostly lower quality leaf. Federal Market News reported a slight quality drop due to more poor leaf, though volume stayed heavy and daily averages fell to a season low of 53.68 per hundred. Total season sales reached 63 million pounds at an average of 52.6. Topeka welfare officials cut aid to relief clients possessing television sets and air conditioners.
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Town and Country Governor for Automobiles Invented
Howard M. Caskey and his son James of Richmond have developed a town and country governor to limit automobile speed. The device uses a manual lever to set either 35 mph in town or 55 mph on rural highways, with a quick acceleration option via extra gas pedal pressure.
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Governor device aims to prevent unwitting speeding
Caskey explains a governor device lets drivers travel at legal top speed while relaxing in safety. The Caskeys have applied for four patents on the governor.
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God’s Little Acre tops world selling lists claims
The passage notes Yerskine Caldwell’s novel God’s Little Acre as the world’s best selling work, with sales over seven million copies and translations into 21 languages. It mentions a father in the insurance business and a son studying at Lynchburg College.
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