Word: tennes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Records. In Nashville, Tenn., the Rev. E. L. Crump did a roaring marriage business by recording the ceremonies and giving free discs to the newlyweds...
...trained in Class A medical schools in the U. S. are Meharry students, and 2,771 of its graduates are practicing medicine, dentistry and nursing in 37 States. Meharry turns out many a good small-town general practitioner. Typical is the young graduate who in 1932 arrived in Fayetteville, Tenn. with bottles of paregoric and liniment, a roll of gauze, pair of scissors, $1 cash, a diploma. In a short time he established a small hospital, equipped his office with X-ray and fluoroscope, provided a diagnostic service never before available to Negroes in the county...
Maryville, Tenn...
...Knoxville, Tenn., one day last week, grey-haired, 67-year-old Ed McNew appeared in court, handed over a check for $118, and set out for the county workhouse, under guard. The crime for which he was about to pay was two years old, began one summer night in 1938, when Ed McNew was sitting quietly in front of his office on a Knoxville street...
From 660 B.C. to 1940 A.D., according to the Japanese credo, the sons of Jimmu Tennō ruled and begat, with the aid of Shoguns, concubines and kinfolks. Down through the years Imperial legends unfolded into a religion and Imperial symbols became as hush-hush as primitive taboos-the divine sword, the jewel, the mirror. The Emperors took the 16-petaled chrysanthemum as a sort of sacred trademark. Modern Japanese are skeptical, sometimes even resentful, of these legends and taboos, but even the best educated observe the outward forms...