Additional Defendant: J. Kyle Kivett, County Judge. Complainant, former de jure County Judge, sought to recover the Claiborne County Judge's salary for the years 1942 and 1943. Exhibit: court records.

Resulting from a bus collision. Exhibits include numerous oversized x-rays located in ET OV 1.

Additional Defendants: R. A. Dukes, Clayton Weaver, Elbert Webb, John Clark, Walter Garner, Fred Edmonds, The Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America Local No. 437. Cause of Action: picketing, labor dispute.

Complainant filed bill attacking a divorce proceeding filed by defendant. Complainant sought to have said decree set aside on the ground that she had never been served with process and that the divorce was obtained through fraud.

"Possessing Liquor."

Mr. Snyder, brought action against Defendant , as his employer not operating under Workmen's Compensation Act, to recover $50,000 damages for personal injuries sustained when an excavation, being made for a house to be erected, caved in on him. Exhibits: FHA insurance application, estimate cost of house, papers for contractor John Blazer, building permit, hospital bills, mining and manufacturing form, contracts, conveyance contract of Max and Annie Wolf, receipts. See also ET boxes # 456 and 727

Additional Defendants: Floydd Conner, William J. Kirk, S. P. Dannel, Arthur M. Fowler. Exhibits include copy of page from guest book, 3 small photos, correspondence, auto policy form, post office. Also see ET Box 42 & ET Oversize Box 1 for oversize transcript of guest ledger for Sea Crest Manor.

Resulting from an assault by a "black jack."

"Possessing Liquor." Additional plaintiff: Chide Murray.

Origin: vehicle collision. Exhibits include crumpled spectacle frames, b&w photos, scene diagram. Oversize exhibit items located at ET Oversize Box 1. Add. Defendants: Sterchi Coal Co., Clifton Lowery.

Case incomplete; opinion only.

Case also involves child custody issues. 2 folders.

Murder in the Second Degree. Victim: Fred McNeil.

"Murder in the First Degree." Victim: Hershel Webber.

Cause of Action: Zoning Ordinance Violation. Add. Plaintiffs: George R. Dempster, Sherwood & Nettie H. Johnson, W. R. & Gertrude Ashe Mabry, O. B. & Hattie Keister, Blanche Coen McFarland, Edith Ross Lynn. Add. Defendants: Fannie Peters, J. W. Westhunt & wife, James Bland & wife, Charles Imel & wife, Tom Brewer & wife, O. R. Pennington & wife, Frank Lepsmeyer & wife, Otis Reen & wife, Ernest Turner & wife, C. H. Noll & wife.

Additional Plaintiff: Ira Murray. Murder in the First Degree. Victim: Albert Thomas.

Plaintiff sued defendant for damages, arguing driver in the employ of defendant negligently struck plaintiff's vehicle with his own. Judgment for plaintiff, affirmed on appeal. Exhibits include repair bill, 2 large and 1 small photographs.

Additional Defendants: Gladdie Kerr; Ben Testerman, Mortgagee. This was a suit on behalf of the State for the condemnation of a right-of-way for highway purposes. Exhibits include: house-moving estimate, highway blueprint, 12 - 8x10 photos of defendants' property and location for new road.

Exhibits include garnishment form.

Plaintiffs sold property to Defendants with understanding that they would still be able to lease said property, which agreement Defendants are refusing to adhere to. Add. Plaintiff: Paralee Webb. Add. Defendant: Elsworth Schulz.

Victim: June McKinney.

Additional Plaintiffs: Heirs of George Woods: Raymond Edward Woods and George Anne Woods. Additional Defendant: Tennessee Odin Insurance Co. "Workmen's Compensation."