Berlin Peace Faces Big Obstacles for German Settlement
Secretary of State Acheson pledged the United States will not bargain away rights or security of 45 million Germans in the western zones as four power talks with Russia resume. He urged a fair settlement, open to a united Germany, and said the United States would support western German program while safeguarding European security.
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Germany
Europe
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Britain
France
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America
Lee Acheson
Thei
Council of Foreign Ministers
Rupsiana
Actress Beverice Mitchell Seeks Divorce Over Toy Trains
Los Angeles gossip notes detail Beverice Mitchell divorcing William Crane after she alleges his toy train hobby dominated their marriage. She cites his $700 electric trains and lack of affection as reasons for the breakup.
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Los Angeles
Beverice Mitchell
William
Crane
Qmce
Miss Mitchell
Patronage Test Case Central in Dixie Dems Fight
Washington sources say Democratic National Chairman J Howard Mc Grath asked Senator Stennis to see President Truman today on a patronage test for the Dixie Democrats. Cole man of Ackerman Mississippi is named for United States marshal. Stennis backs him as a test of loyalties while Coleman had run a Mississippi newspaper attacking Truman in the last election. Stennis says he will vote on merits of legislation regardless of patronage.
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J. Howard McGrath
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Dmiss
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Democratic Committee
White House
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More Rain Falls On Southern States
Another round of rainfall affected the southern and western United States with heavy bursts in the southeast. The storm band stretched from the Carolinas to Louisiana and eastern Texas, bringing about two inches in Macon Georgia and Chattanooga Tennessee while lighter totals appeared in Nevada Idaho western Montana and western Oregon Washington.
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Montana
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Oregon
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New England
Red Army drives toward Hankchow after Shanghai pressure
Nationalist communique reports a major Red push from Soochow toward Hankchow with Wuhing and Kunshan captured or isolated. Shanghai defense tightens as U S Navy lines near Woosung prepare for possible evacuation of Americans. Weather shows rain and low clouds over the Yangtze valley.
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Hangchow
Trenrler
23Rd Army
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Reda
Wukang
Yangtze
Gartison
Oscar C. Badger
Western Pacific
U. S. Navy
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American Nationale
Woorung
Wooaung
Glen Ling
Yangtze Valley
Truman Threat May Hurt Labor
President Truman tied the labor bill to political patronage in a news conference, signaling only lawmakers who back the Democratic platform, including Taft Hartley repeal, could have federal office appointments in their districts. Southern Democrats reacted with fury as leaders forecast a quick vote on Rep Wood’s substitute, while others consider a Saturday session.
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Truman
R-Ga
Penses
Taft
Sridges
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GOP
Street scenes show workers smoothing puddles after dirt dump
Workmen shovel and distribute dirt from a large pile to fill puddles near a parking area. A man wearing a new hat with an attached sale tag and a second old hat in a paper bag is observed. A deputy sheriff parades near a news stand wearing a WAG officer’s cap.
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Gally
Money Reserves Cut By Fed Board To Boost Lending
The Federal Reserve Board ordered 7,000 banks to hold less in reserves starting next week, freeing 1.2 billion dollars for lending. Officials say lower required reserves should revive loans to business and counter deflation, noting combined loans have fallen 4.5 billion this year while the economy remains weak.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Smoke Cases Go To Supreme Court
Four cases challenging Kingsport dust and smoke ordinance were sent by the State Court of Appeals to the Tennessee Supreme Court in Knoxville. City Attorney H Marvin Parsons reported the court lacked jurisdiction on constitutionality questions and deferred other evidence until those issues are settled. Cases include Robert Dolen and Pennsylvania Dixie Cement Corp. with convictions upheld by the Law Court.
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State Court of Appeals
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Tennessee Supreme Court
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Parsona
Robert Dolen
Pennsylvania-Dixie
Law Court
Parsons
Supreme Court
Dolen
Philippines reels after ambush killings and manhunt
Angry Philippine authorities hunt Huk insurgents after the ambush slayings of Aurora Quezon and 11 others. Four victims brought from the north under armored escort as crowds gather at funeral parlors. lawmen vow martial law in Huk country while Brig. Gen. Almos leads the chase.
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Quezon
David Ventura
Santa Rosa
Philippine Constabulary
Alberto Almos
Carlos F. Romulo
United Nations
San Francisco
Elpidio Quirino
Kilgo Endorses Taft For 1952 Presidential Nomination
John W. Kilgo East Tennessee manager for Dewey in 1948 endorsed Senator Taft for the Republican nomination. Speaking to a Tusculum College Political Club, Kilgo urged ignoring polls and praised Taft for standing on principles even under pressure, calling him hard headed and ready to lead.
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John W. Kilgo
East Tennessee
Thomas K. Dewey
Senator Taft
Ohio
Republican Nomcnation
Tusculum College
Kilgo
Taft
Truman
Three-Train Crash Kills 74 in South Africa
A collision 10 miles from Johannesburg killed 74 people and injured over 90. Among the dead were two white Europeans and 14 Indians. three trains struck when one came around a curve on a high embankment at Orlando in Natle township.
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South Africa
Waral
Orlando
Natle
British Soviet Crisis Eases Over Canal Barges
British military police protected canal locks in the British sector as barges moved under guard. Five Soviet officers withdrew after a clash, with no return by Russians. British MPs and an armored car kept traffic flowing to load coal for distribution points. Moscow demanded ships carry Soviet registration certificates.
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Berlin
Canary
Kingsport fair to showcase farm and industry products
The Kingsport Chamber of Commerce will host an Agricultural and Industrial Fair and Horse Show at J. Fred Johnson Stadium in August for residents of Upper East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. The three day event includes a major horse show with jumpers harness and walking horses, 96000 in premiums, and prizes. Livestock and farm products exhibits will fill the Civic Auditorium with field crops seeds flowers home economics arts and crafts and 4 H Club work.
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Upper East Tennessee
South Wweat
Virginia
Kingsport
GOP Drives To Cut Truman Spending
Republicans push to reduce President Truman’s multi billion dollar spending plan sending the measure back to the Senate Appropriations Committee with instructions to cut. Taft led the move while a coalition of Republicans and some Democrats backed the effort, highlighting a drive to curb federal outlays and fears of tax increases.
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Truman
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Senate
Moscow West Blockade Talks Stall Over German Unity
Diplomatic officials say full accord between Russia and Western powers on unifying and jointly controlling Germany remains unlikely without shifts in Soviet policy. Officials note talks so far focus on lifting the Berlin blockade and scheduling a foreign ministers meeting, not on substantive outcomes.
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Washington
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Acheson
New York
Besia
Philip Jessup
Jakob Malik
Council of Foreign Ministers
Trial In Shooting Incident Postponed
Hearing of felonious assault against Carl Zeke Clock of Long Island in the April 2 shooting at Club 31 was continued again in Sessions Court. The case is set for 2 p.m. May 5 due to the absence of the prosecutor's attorney. Creek is charged with the adopting of Willie Morrison, 31, of Route 2.
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Zeke) Clock
Long Island
Club 31
Sessions Court
G. Gilbreath Creek
Willie J. Morrison
Route 2
Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables For Fishermen
The article presents major and minor fishing and hunting periods from John Alden Knight's Tables, advising planning days to fish in good periods. It notes observed reservoir water levels at Cherokes and Douglas reservoirs, with Cherokes at 1055 feet above mean sea level and Douglas at 274.7 feet at 6 a.m.
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Ahown
Cherokes
Douglas
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