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   Kingsport Times (Newspaper) - February 7, 1951, Kingsport, Tennessee                               Today's Skies p m First Next Tuesday tbf very ihin or is the und nmi is to tint of thr now to pits Jupiter Venus will Sunday All Extern Standard KINGSPORT TIMES VoL XXXVI No 28 Term Wednesday Feb 7 1957 74 Pages Five Toe Weaker Special warning of cold wave accompanied fay strong winds tonight with lowest 15 to 20 Fair and milder day Yesterday's high last night's low noon 36 Rainfall 82 inch HURT WRECK HOW Rumor Officials Deny Report Project May Be Dropped four Top Men Quit Construct Job At that the contracts at Hotston Ord- nance Works in Kingsport would be cancelled were em- denied day by A D Lambert for U S Corps of i Lambert the reports apparently stemmed from in key nel at Karte now on aj const at the nance works The resignation of L Z Dolan city manager for Oak and project manager for Kane at HOW Fred assistant superintendent Max Guy were Tuesday All four of the men had pre- worked on Will Get New Low Rent Housing Project By Barnett v A tow rent public housing project win be built on the property east o-f towK Richard S Key Kingsport Housing Authority tor declared Tuesday night Key disclosed at an open meeting of the Board of Mayor that Hike Is Pushed Through House Of hers Losing Against Second Revenue Term The pushed Its Started and the Housing ity Hopes to advertise for bids within 30 days He said the Authority would not have begin con- eaurt determines the Key made the JH answer F Sione present who asked that the Board ahead and rezone property homes can be built as at case the Authority decides the price set by the fury of is too high ana changes its plans Stone had turned down an of- fer madle the Homing for the property TWo have been S A of Harte saw his company awl po v o t n twen t rep reached u com met on of HOW on ruary 5 In Mobile The calls for for which has allocated At no time contract negotiations was any or It was a most pleasant negotiation liams said Williams said Dolan's letter of j resignation cited tty the and oC the Barte company high explosives during World War II The Defense recently ordered the plant reactivated tlw Operation Night Drives Of Enemy II Air Force Korea The rusth Air Ferae unveiled Op- today Pretty sharp range the roads behind and drop nails ei flat-headed and one-half inches tang The kind you vise lay asphalt The purpose is flattest especially tires of supply in Says Col P oJ Air Force IF can these trucks moving at we eran stop war That sounds like a sweeping statement but it's trae When they the diay our strafe to a standstill With Operation Tack we stop them at night and disrupt supply Warning Of Cold Wave Issued For Areas Strong Winds tower tn Area Predicted For A special warning an ex- cold for the East Tennessee Defenses At Seoul umps Rails In Tokyo Allied their limited of- ferees forward f and Beds were giving with three powerful tank to the last hills guarding the plains of shattered Seoul American Doughboys with flashing bayonets drove Reds from vital heights at one point The Chinese and Korean Reels digging In for a new stand the ridges just south of Seoul At their backs was the Han I River still an way of retreat for the Reds but now on- the verge ot thawing the central front United Nations forces with South reans in the lead pushed ward aid parallel 33 border Crock up h Disaster For Wood bridge N Three tank task forces prowled the southern approaches to Seoul varna Railroad again Wednesday for Uw t straight day up wherever they chose y ground Allied artillery was in position ta pour shells into the old rean capital of Seoul abandoned i Jam 4 for the time Korean war by munist forces make a stand jumped the track and Task Fisher rolled meted 20 feet down in four miles of the nan River embankment Eighty-one seven miles persons were killed east of Seoul Task Forces about 500 injured held on property j through today The vole was 68 with twu present and tax I one to and the to House bath of whiete permit apartment house Sen Everhart today introduced IMT in and to recording of maps ot peat sions in The vote on the measure after a hot over he to state tax three five cents a Opponents of the a bitter fight But ently efforts its alter the tration won its first skirmish on the measure by batting down a motion table It by a to 23 vote Rep H Sanders Angles offered the to Faye 5 Jrom nearby ty owners was strong the first and even stronger the ond time At its January meeting She City Planning Commission voted economy advocates eel today for a slowdown on new taxes in an effort to stantial cuts in President man's budget Tax Slowdown Effort Mode to Force Cots In Huge Budget Washington and the Southwest was issued today i forces se Weather Bureau three east and west was at to I'M to degrees tonight in the Tri-City area Strong winds are ateo forecast with the catd The weather is ex- be fair and not quite the Hurd Declines Answer To Sams Casualties Now Total Refuses Comment On By Judge Sheriff A H Rurd said day he had no- to make on the charges hurled at him by General Sessions Judge Sams thr way Kurd carried out his duties as sheriff Sam's Wast at Kurd arose a man listed as A E van turned avec to the i property be rezoned to This would the of houses planned by Stone and his Page New Post Office Deal Completed Authorized In Library Swop After months o-l Thursday The Filter Plant gave a reading of 36 degrees about noon The temperature was reported at a high of yesterday and last low was 43 About of has been recorded to since yesterday weather returned most ol Tennessee after a brief respite from last week's snowstorm peratures A hard crusl of lee and stilt western two- thirds of the as dipped below freezing everywhere except In East early today Irons 22 at as at The lett and Dolvin met heavy Ren Workers clawed east coasS South as they rumbled to through points eight west of Seoul Lain in Hip MX T they road town 17 nirles south of 38 naval power blasted Reds in The whole complexion nightly withdrawal to for positions their Wednesday debris Force Dolvin war had once again the rood Allies had the b1 the Seoul jn Thi a of Rails Transport Situation Eases 1 Thr the worst in i 1943 when a like perished in a wreck Ji Mio rolf will be the 1918 when died jr Weather cast continued the day colder weather By Associated The critical and costly tie-up of the nation's railroad appeared easing as move striking W in the movements which started yesterday and However there was not a the of the snd of the siek call on 30 Indications were the crippling V loaded art in most pasta the country Several bright spots a1 on- the rail lowing i tt was disclosed Except in East that the ansd House are dte the study of whether to in- revenues wants in two Mils he 01 te one tbc day's were- not expected to go above the ing Lows tonight the mal 15 and 20 first major break of to on major lines in the New York and New England areas and near normal in- many other cities And carriers expressed hope for soon as the spread from Reiterate Germany Stand over the and from 15 at will be fair and very Chairman the House Means mt to top degrees death was Sec Weather tions the city and the will within the next few days an he Senator George of the Senate No aas bem and none probable for time toM He said he has riot made up Ms own mind has dis- cussed witb his committee how new tax be U S ra Korea today an increase of 574 in a week t This thc the of the present post office ing o-n Street at New for a post site West Center Street The of Mayor and dermen Tuesday night teed Mayor B Blank to execute a the ment for tee Center Street site -i City Manager w Maul ton oa raising Senator Byrd a bopes Congress will have a chance to vote oa nearly ali o-f regular maney bills for year Judy 1 it makes any in action of Sevier Monday artd by the Tennessee Highway i action Ai that Sams in the Bristol the board he had 7 fled that the deed ef the old based era building and lot to the has families been prepared and is to February 2 the hands of the federal district attorney in awaiting the final the sheriff of the county seems not tse interested in the case of A E who was under of and tng stolen property Sarns elaborating on txf reported to action are total 7.905 The irk said a third sometime and told him thought Sanders was stolen property in and around home but that Kurd didn't do anything about it Sanders was arrested Saturday in and charged hi aJsw have returned S military known of war men listed as Harfon Coal Industry Nit By Strike Harlan Ky Karl coal has been ts V Chief Threat To Peace W New Russian t t I f ears would I htt the tres city Bat there were some dark to the overall There were a couple of walkouts is the chief not many were mewing in to but they leave the some of the key rail notably Chicago St Louis land the twin TEe delay in a fall return to delayed recall of sands of In industries than with mostly from Xew way to Red Bank Asbury Park and nn e J e r s e s wealthy north shore Engineer Joseph H a veteran of 33 free years ors the road the the new trestle for the Alive but the old Fitxsimmons said cot T h e over felt in tht world Council for Ministers as set up the Potsdam agreement In officials inter- j the cati for a meeting meaning Tor the crash started to sway I but it apparently had been made idle ta the exclude discussion of week the rail work the apparent growing corer revolt today among Republican members of the Transport Administration DTA in Washington ordered to give top priority to movement of vital government shipments and ties who are ing more action and a greater vofee ift committee It threatened to open on the floor if A railroad spokesman in questions unless China was since inducted on the for such 1 United States More Data Mid On Price Group recognize Red China city ton pointed out Although the will hit hard toy the railroad be using ft men's strike said here the exchange the I today new building is it will not pay to the city That was insisted by the Post Office Department In the said That being the case he thought the be to grant the eity of the Center Street it gets to start ex- George S Ward secretary of the Harian County what Republicans branded a sitdown And members newsmen vately would resign if the group continues was out of the city involved before a local committee to tors said the op- by ne death el 3 brother The were shy committee has net met since the Washington yesterday said that any idea that the show is completely He said that for every that goes to there's another that out The in nob for He where 95 per eent of the had tentatively called an Sec for this bwt it may be- postponed he was to Carolina railroad for normal tiona yesterday represents half of the needs Ward the county's miners are working halt time th shortage ear new Congress Jan 3 At the same time a OOP move was way Returns Home Tewn For- mer Jim MeCord returned The Russian notes latest in an OPS officials in with the western Three which began last Mayor E B were public last night t0 Board Tuesday They were- Monday he had received the United States Britain Michael V France c The last western a citizen's had asked M tht of discuss ut a it be ing of the Big Four foreign j provide means of basic causes of world and district of rather than German in lems of other observance home here yesterday She Soviet reply in of He He would Roi f Tie-Up May Delay Comics In Due to railroad have uf yoar favorite comic strips may completed tor TTl in t I'm i i M w 1 Unified Sea Force For Atlantic Area Planned By Pact Countries an attorney to chief Jr Wood was reported to be agreeable told newsmen Robert is first chaise represented OH the Senate Foreign Re- Subcommittee which last year charges Senator McCarthy being released by thr Council Foreign in the Washington The At- ol be in the Times and the News in a- few days The present rail strike has delayed shipment of strips and has seriously the movement of The a Jog ot some of the comic panels and every effort is being speed the transportation of the other comics The will later publish all of the comic panels Dwight Western European forces to have something status ting a unified sea force like A after test the land and air fall's NATO sessions here on the continent with an ican admiral as top Admiral William M commander to chief of the At- Fleet probably will soon to head the supreme Allied command organization for the North Atlantis Ocean region it was learned today Although the North Atlantic regian part of of common de- fense for the North Atlantic it la forced to leave out Treaty Organization rail strike so reacts will none ol the activities of thrif favorite coinis countries on both sides of the ocean it apparently is not of a Alliert command and air forces As defined by treaty the North Ocean area is that part of the sea of the Tropic of Cancer fa running slightly south of Florida a about three ago ud national position and manner Stre Soviet Face Prepared re UN Soviet's Charge U S New Order To Prevent Washington I The Justice Department will today to att court citizens a slaughter control order against price violators clarification and further of the nature of the to be given whether the would have only a function or would is expected tn help enforce stabilization laws An Associated Press dispatch from Washington las quoted price officials as saying ithe committees would control information before for the Atlantic Ocean a corresponding position OK area Upon the command will de- volve the tasfe of open the vitally important sea lanes to Western event of war on the continent The face ships submarines rier and airplanes of the North African coast The planning which has been drafting plans for the sea has a nent here Its membership representatives oS Denmark Iceland tended to be subordinate to Gen to Eisenhower's armies the navies of ten of I way Portugal the United Uw treaty nations would be re- sponsible for efforts by enemy submarines and warships cut the flow of and United States Siny country with as sea frontier and whose sue aimed at black and meat famines control The of OPS finishing touches on an order licensing all UK Political Committee today over- rejected Charges that States had against China the five Soviet of cases tions and suits for trebie damages OPS had TABLES price handicapped unless OPS handled the civil cases slaughterers giving them V Disalle just jrom a trip tQ quota of animate to kill The is intended to discourage voted tte Forty-nine countries the Burma and Indonesia abstained committee also which fad black ot briow been sport da Major ari he hadn't heard of stich a de- 2 Over the objections of type the und last for an hour a cr shown fn o marRets in War II and of Labor Tofain the abandonment j Director Charles B Wilson Off OFA At the officials were apparently ready to an- turned a Soviet demand settlements of two that Security be was said be ready announce a new top-level committee oni manpower policy reporting to his Wednesday tan interest is the asked ta the United are not in the Atlantic j States for on setup disputes among the I Sunday 0 Issuance of the slaughtering 1 new alphabetical order to be sources told only the approval these decisions are near IAKE STAGES 10.8 noon to rise 8   

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