Complainant by next friend, H. P. Harbin. Defendants: Clifford Weigel, Frank Weigel, doing business as French Broad Dairy.

Exhibits include an empty Pepsi Cola bottle.

Plaintiffs seek to have validity of an act by the state legislature confirmed by courts. Add. Plaintiffs: Clarence Blackburn, Dewey Cate. Add. Defendants: City of Knoxville, J. W. Elmore, Roy H. Beeler.

Origin of Damages: medical malpractice and misdiagnosis by unlicensed physicians in the employ of Defendant corporation. Add. Defendants: P. D. Scofield, Agnes Flack, A. G. Kammer.

Exhibits: x-rays, large oversized hand-drawn situation diagram, certified copy of Ordinance No. 249 for City of Alcoa (traffic regulations) Xray and photographs of damaged car located in ET Oversize Box 14.

Plaintiff broke his hip when he fell on sidewalk maintained by defendant. Exhibits include medical records.

Additional Causes of Action: Negligence, nuisance. Plaintiffs' infant inhaled fumes from stove and died. Two folders.

Cause of Action was not discussed, as case was summarily dismissed because warrant was served too late.

Plaintiff trying to recover an automobile owned by him and possessed (and damaged) by Defendants. Exhibits include correspondences, repair bills, wiring schematic, bill of sale. Add. Plaintiff: Employers Fire Insurance Co. Add. Defendants: Charlie Thompson, Ben Thompson, Burlington Garage.

additional Defendants: V. H. McLean, The Kast Tennessee Bonding Company, Joseph H. Remine. Case includes correspondence and business card.

Loveday convicted of murdering Ross H. Underwood. Both worked at Southern Shops in the blacksmith shop. Loveday shot him 3 times. Deceased had called Loveday vile. He openly threatened Loveday's life and stated that he was "going to have a negro in McAnnally Flats to bump Loveday off." Defendant became wrought over the idea that Underwood was going to take his job.

Additional Defendants: [?] Stiner, Herbert Barker and wife, Nell Barker. Exhibits include: Deed of Conveyance "J. H. Mynatt to B. Demarcus, J. Baley and Dr. W. Rogers," bills of conveyance, warranty deeds, plat maps.

Exhibit: papers from divorce proceedings of Robert E. Rust and complainant.

Marion Warfield alleged that J. D. Thomas, brother-in-law to Della H. Thomas, dec.., owed her $1000.00. Exhibits include: 2 cards of correspondence from Everett Hodge, exe. of Della H. Thomas to Mrs. Marion Warfield.

Exhibits include correspondences, small calendars, b&w pictures, small name cards.

Additional Plaintiff: Harold E. Nichols as next friend. Additional Defendant: S. C. Curtis. Exhibits: 7 - small photos, correspondence, rent receipt. This was an action for damages for personal injuries.

Additional Defendants: George R. Dempsterr, Mgr. of Knoxville; Virgil Graves, Dir. of Public Safety of Knoxville. Petitioner requested a writ of mandamus requiring defendants to restore petitioner to his former position as a policeman.

Additional Defendants: William J. Malone, William Kirk, Elmer Huffman, James Huffman, James F. Brown, John E. Brown, W. A. Brown, Maryland Casualty Company, National Surety Company. James F. Brown, admr. of Etta Brown and James A. Brown, dec. Exhibits: check book, court papers, administrator's bond, receipts, guardian papers, checks.

Additional Plaintiffs: Fred Ruscoe, Asa Turner, Porter Mathues, R. B. Tally, J. J. Lay, H. J. Mendnhall, Billy Bunch, James E. Byrd, W. J. Day, Lem Allen. Cause of Action: Plaintiffs argue that the new law regulating peddling of fruit door to door is unconstitutional. Also includes petition with signatures.