Connally urges non partisan foreign policy for world peace
Senator Connally of Texas urged a bipartisan approach to foreign policy in a major speech opening debate on a foreign aid bill. He argued that foreign affairs should rise above party politics and avoid demagogic homefront appeals while President Truman seeks GOP cooperation.
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Washington
Connaly
D-Tex
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Foin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Connelly
GOF
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Taft
Senate Policy Committee
Bridges
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Trumart
Threats Reported Against Pineville Grand Jury
Foreman W R Bondy says members of a Bell County special grand jury have been threatened abused and intimidated since issuing indictments last week. The panel accused Middlesboro police Chief Guy Harrell UMW members and several local officials of malfeasance gambling and violence around coal mines.
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Pineville
Bell County
R. . Maddox
Middlesboro
United Mine Workers
Guy Harrell
Duis Tm
UMW
Soai
Belme
W.R. Bondy
Classified ad proves results for rental room in Kingsport Times News
A Kingport Times News classified ad notes Mrs W Ripley rented a front bedroom at 203 E Wand Street. The ad questions readers why ads don t work and promotes ad rates and phone 3010 to reach over 47 000 potential customers.
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Ripley
Wands Street
Kingsport Times-News
Times-News
Nationalists Reinforce Forces on Hainan Island
Chinese Nationalists rushed reinforcements to Hainan as brutal fighting continued for a fourth day. Red units under Lin Piao and Bauers Yueb fought to defend the island while Nationalist warships and fighter planes pressed operations around the area.
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Taipei
Formosa
Hainan Island
Lin Piao
Bauers Yueb
Balmer
Hainan
Baitan
Fininan
House Economy Washington Faces Turf War Over DC Funding
The House arduous debate on a sprawling appropriation bill stalls amid deep cuts. The district of Columbia budget bears a 10 percent reduction, with legislative establishment trimmed under 1 percent. Overall cuts total about 1.7 million, sparking Republican calls for broader restraint.
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Washington
iHouse Appropriations Committee
District of Columbia
Congress
Government Printing Office
Government
Ubi
Taher
New York
Retail Sales Jump Across Sullivan County
The 1948 census shows Sullivan County up 286 percent in retail sales and Carter County up 20 percent as the number of outlets and service establishments rose. Kingsport and Elizabethan saw notable industrial growth, though county breakdowns were not provided in the preliminary report.
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Sullivan County
Penerall Sles
Censis
Carter County
Decatuy
Wraysie
Kingsport
Eisabethtes
Two New Methods Of Stopping Pain Of Angina Pectoris
Doctors Harald L. Osher and Kermit B. Katz of Boston City Hospital report two angina pain treatments. A new Egyptian drug named khallin reduced attack frequency and allowed more work. a finger poke method also showed relief, with eight of 28 patients returning to work.
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American College of Physicitians
Arabia
Mediterranean
Harald .L. Osher
Kermit
Katz
Boston City Hospital
Khallin
Truman outlines campaign to defend freedom world wide
President Truman announced plans to run a global campaign of truth to show the United States seeks no war but defense of freedom. He urged continued cooperation with American newspapers to promote peace and counter communist propaganda.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Allertian’ Society
America
Iwitel Role Hewypapers. Com
Novnsense
Mir
Creteh
Ation’s
Fragmented OCR News Item With Mixed Names
Autocorrected fragment mentions Johnson City and names like New York and St. Bartholomew’s. References to a girl, a doctor, and an information office appear amid garbled text. No clear event or date emerges beyond scattered proper nouns and partial phrases.
Cooper to Marry Threats and Ties in Turbulent Times
Fragmentary text hints at Cooper tied to Tennessee politics and a 1998 election cycle. It references a potential ambassadorship, pressure from various actors, and locating individuals in Shelbyville and nearby areas. Details are garbled, but names Powell and Ferdinand Powell Jr appear in uncertain contexts.
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Cooper
Tennesset Roternor
Ower
Pera
Shelbriibe
Fenn
Sngion Bby
Miss Powell i
Miu
Perdinand Powell Jr
Fok Faknaote City
Ministers Agree On Western Cold War Strategy
Washington reports that Secretary Acheson Bevin and Schuman reached near terms on European and Asian issues. The trio intend to discuss results at the London summit and push tighter Western cooperation against Soviet influence while easing East West tensions.
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Washington
iPi
Acheson
Foreseni
Bevin
Britain
Schoman
France
London
Russia
Sinisher’ Bachgnonrich
Americum
Medical Board Revokes Dr Sander License After Trial
The Medical Board revoked the license of Dr Sander after a jury acquitted him in the death of 53 year old Mrs Abbie Borreto from cancer. The state had accused four injections into her veins at Sillsboro County Hospital shortly before her death. Reinstatement requests would not be entertained before June 3, 1959.
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Geierny
Imal Patter
Roperioy
Étmurder
Mra Abhie Borreto
Sander
Sillsbore County
Jury Fixes 98 Year Prison Murder Verdict in Thompson Case
A circuit court jury in Manchester Tennessee returned a guilty verdict after 45 minutes of deliberation in a two day trial. The defendant faced a murder charge tied to the shooting death of his wife.
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Manchester
Tenn
Prise Gan
Aleying
Nix
Railroad Union Calls Strike On A Big Systems
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers orders 110000 members to strike next Wednesday morning against four major U.S. rail systems. The walkout, in a multiyear dispute over equipment and staffing, could halt all rail transportation unless resolved.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Cocal Times
Uniis
Unicon
Scout Camporee Set Here Friday
About 352 Bay scouts and leaders from Bay District will attend the Kingsport Golden Earle Scout Camp for a weekend camporee starting Friday. The event aims to build scouting knowledge and merit badges with a focus on outdoor program and church services scheduled Sunday morning. District officials, including Thomas and Keene White, announced the lineup and extended campus access for the camporee activities.
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Bay Scouts
Gna
Kingsport
Ards
Thomaas
Seuttt
Duorkin
Keene White
Jon Pylank
Hialus
Ana Autety
James
Thornes
Chatemany
Rolston
Baltimore Seeks Clearing House to Combat Bookmakers
Mayor Thomas D Alesandro testified before a Senate Commerce subcommittee that Baltimore supports a federal clearing house to curb bookmaker activity. He argued the reform would move bookmaking out of the hands of the “dollar class” by limiting information flow to bookmakers, and urged federal help as local authorities lack power to control illicit betting information.
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Thomas T Alesandro
Baltimore
Glearing House
Sewatyl
Bath
Ander
D'Alesandro
Senate
Commerce
Wid
Deetesume
Diollar
Baitmore
Diakaandro
Seudiexte
Ast Informa
Opersitee
Teposal Intanmation Clearing Reame Gallelty Anxi- Share
Keksort
Awards Highlight Heat Year Hooks In School Districts
Win-P T A honors were announced for outstanding school programs and parental involvement. Rashille director of elementary schools Lee Thomas received a general commendation during the Line YTA Convention as rural districts like Waridge, Pace, and Sequstebie showcased winners.
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R. Lee Thomas
Rashille
Mowestier
Waridge
Pace Wa County
Caltege
Kingsport
East Broord
Chattanooge
Barlap
Sequstebie County
Market Report Notes Mixed Opening Trade Day
Market reports show a tense opening with stock prices trailing as steel and industrials pull markets. Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel Montgomery Ward Packard Moryster face higher prices amid tentative trading, with overall gains limited in early action.
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Kework
Expert Party Accuses Lattimore in Senate Hearing
Former communist Budenz testifies that Owen Lattimore was a member of three communist cells and part of a plot to yield China to the Communists. Lattimore denies any sympathy or membership, as McCarthy questions Budenz under oath during the Foreign Relations subcommittee hearing.
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Lattimore
Pacific Institute
Budenz
Washington
Lotls F. Budeux
Owen Lattimore
China
Communnista
Senate
Bodend
Time Parc
Zentmore
S & Commmunist
Margen
Senate Foreign Relations
Budeng
United States
Gramly
Mail Cutback To Hit City Clerks Carriers
Postmaster Howard Long announced Thursday morning that redirections will affect twelve sub-carriers and clerks in the city with two dozen routes altered. Two city routes in the business district stay two-way. deliveries split with two-thirds of residential routes in morning and remaining city routes in afternoon. Directory service continues with special deliveries reg istering and city mail sooner. Some say the changes take effect within a week.
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Howard Long
Reed- Long
Unclear historical notice with scattered references
Fragmented OCR text mentioning solunar tables tree aging wine and various proper names. The readable fragments mention Chevalier Toko Thursday Todd and a 65 percent figure, but no coherent event, date, or location is established for a publishable summary.
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