1940s Knoxville News-Sentinel Crime Probers OK\'d by Senate Estes Kefauver TN For Sale
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1940s Knoxville News-Sentinel Crime Probers OK\'d by Senate Estes Kefauver TN: $12.44
Discover a fascinating piece of mid-century American history with this original newspaper clipping from The Knoxville News-Sentinel, dating to the late 1940s or early 50s. This specific section features prominent headlines including "Crime Probers OK'd by Senate," with Senator Kefauver expected to lead the committee, and a detailed report on a "Fugitive Is Hiding Out in Knoxville" with an accompanying image of the individual, Ike Costner. Other notable articles touch on local events like "Mate Threw Oranges, Broke Pen" and a report concerning an "Ex-TVA Employe Denies Link With Communists," providing a vivid snapshot of the social and political climate of the era.
This historical ephemera offers a unique glimpse into daily life, local news, and national political developments as reported in Tennessee during the post-war period. Measuring approximately 17 x 6 inches, this clipping captures the essence of 1940s journalism and the concerns of the time, from sensational local crime stories to significant congressional actions. It is a compelling collectible for enthusiasts of historical newspapers, Tennessee history, or those interested in mid-20th century Americana and political figures like Senator Kefauver. The content offers rich detail for research or display, preserving a tangible connection to the past.
