A town in northeast Mississippi

Usage examples of tupelo.

But at two in the morning, the general manager conceded to Tupelo the privilege of examining the master maps of the System.

Whyte looked alternately at Tupelo and at the glass object on the desk.

During the week that followed, Tupelo participated in four more formal conferences with Kelvin Whyte and certain city officials.

Twice the train stopped for a red light, and Tupelo found himself wondering whether the other train was really just ahead, or just beyond space.

On the surface, Governor Barnett ruled a lush and tranquil land blanketed with luxuriant forests of virgin pines, tupelo, sycamore, persimmon, magnolia, holly, sweet gum, and hickory, from gentle foothills in the north to cypress swamps curtained with Spanish moss and Gulf Coast resorts in the south.

James Taylor, a Tupelo high-school teacher who was visiting her daughter at Ward Hall, reported to the Highway Patrol in an October 28, 1962 interview that she saw marshals firing tear gas in the immediate vicinity of Ward Hall at some point after 8:00 p.

By now, more National Guardsmen from the 108th Armored Cavalry Regiment were speeding to the rescue from other nearby towns in northern Mississippi, from Holly Springs, Tupelo, Senatobia, Bates- ville, from every town that had a National Guard outfit.

Lieutenant Colonel Gravlee of Tupelo, a thirty-nine-year-old who so backslash rvun uj rue caret distj in civilian life headed up the family business, Gravlee Lumber Company, was riding with Major Oscar Megginson in a Jeep at the head of the convoy.

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If Tupelo was a cop working undercover without a search warrant, he might be attempting to establish probable cause to obtain one.

Located outside Tishomingo in Mississippi, north of Tupelo, just outside the Alabama state line.

Northwest Airlink Flight 5843 was scheduled to depart Tupelo for Memphis at 6:20 p.

She drove straight into Tupelo in search of an ATM, soon found one belonging to the Cirrus network, and withdrew the maximum amount permissible from her checking account, one thousand dollars.

Next to me was a reporter from the newspaper in Tupelo, a pleasant gentleman who reeked of cheap pipe tobacco.