Reds Admit Nazis Still Advancing 87 Dangerous Aliens Seized
The FBI announced the seizure of 87 dangerous aliens in the New York metropolitan area, including 66 Germans, 15 Italians, and six Japanese. One Japanese held maps of Pacific air routes and Aleutian charts. All were interned on Bilis Island for hearings. several had ties to Nazi groups and voluntary declarations of refusal to serve in the U.S. armed forces.
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New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pacific
Aleutian Islands
P. E B. Foxworth
FBI
Bilis Island
Japan
Hirohito
Foxworth
Kokoku-Dan
FSI
Imperial Service
United States
Hitler
J Fly J
Axis Drive Into Caucasus Threatens Stalingrad Route
German troops push into Salsk and Kushchevka south of Rostov within 75 and 50 miles of the Don, threatening Stalin grad communications. Soviet communique notes heavy fighting near river crossings and some German advances toward Tikhoretsk while Russia bolsters Don defenses and air routes.
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Moscow
Caucasus
Salsk
Kushchevka
Don River
Stalingrad
Roatov
Don
Nikolaevsk
Stalingrad- Krasnodar
Sala
Rostov-Baku
Tlkhovetak
Stalinrad
Klotskaya
den River
Volga
Caueagug
Russisnn
Tsimtyansk
Rostov
Batalsk
Tikhoretsk
Salat
Red Army
Crimea
Caucasian
West Caucasian
Tsimlyansk
Voronezh
Hitler
Middle-East
Western
Bataisk
Baku
Sea of Azov
Kletskaya
Anex
Fedor von Bock
U S Sub Crew Foiled Jap Tricks Near Tokyo Harbor
San Diego based USS crewman Jeremoe B. Chapman reports a first wartime voyage to Japanese waters ended with sinking of three Japanese vessels totaling 18 000 tons. He said Nipponese tricks using dummy lights and fake convoy signals failed as the submarines spotted destroyers and flimsy fishing sampans.
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San Diego
United States
Jeremo B. Chapman
Rondalu
Cleveland
Islan
Tokyo Harbor
Writtner
United Nations
Newcomers Meet Kingsport Papers Carry St Louis Features
Readers new to Kingsport can find St Louis Post-Dispatch and St Louis Globe-Democrat features reprinted in local papers. The Kingsport Times and Kingsport News will carry AP news, Emily Post, Blondie, Lil Abner, and sport analyses with contact to start home delivery.
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Kingsport
St. Louis
H's
Lonis
Associated Press News
Beth Kingsport Times
Emily Post
Patricia Lindsay
The
Kingsport News
Lil Abner
Kingsport Times
Popeye
Frank Colby
Nancy
Henry
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Grantland Rice
Sportlight
H.J. Phillips
Clintwood youth recalls Lexington air battle in Coral Sea
Wayne Colley of Clintwood a lexington gunner recounts the May Coral Sea action aboard the carrier Lexington. He describes raking Japanese Zero fighters, shooting down four planes and enduring heavy anti aircraft fire before bailing out as the ship dumped into the sea.
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Clintwood
Wayne Colley
Lexington
Davy Jones
Locker
Coral Sea
Zera
Ney
O'Hara
Marshall Islands
Colley
Sol
Schulaz
Daylight Saving Tax Plan Considered by Senate Panel
Treasury experts and the Senate Finance Committee discussed a daylight savings style plan to advance individual income tax collections to current basis. Chairman George D-Gal noted intriguing aspects and potential simplification of tax collection amid higher rates in the pending revenue bill.
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Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
George D-Gal
Oth Treasury
George
Mine Commendation for Westbourne Slope No 2 Mine
Washington P A federal mine inspector commends Westbourne Slope No 2 Mine in Westbourne Tennessee for having a better than average accident record during 1941, according to the Bureau of Mines report.
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Washington
Westbourne Slope
Westbourne
Tenn
Bureau of Mines
Strike Spreads in North Alabama Bus Service Crisis
The strike of bus drivers and mechanics cripples transportation in north Alabama industrial centers. It has spread to two other carrier services with no early settlement in sight. The War Labor Board seeks to curb union contributions to political campaigns, announced Saturday in Washington.
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Anniston
Ala
Washington
War Labor Board
Three of Quints Still Living In Incubator
Dublin welcomed the surviving Leydon quintuplets after a 200 mile ambulance ride from Sligo. The three infants a boy, a boy, and a girl weigh 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 pounds each and rest in a National Maternity hospital incubator. Lord Mayor Doyle gave five guineas as a welcome gift. Their parents, former New Yorkers, have three other children.
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Dublin
National Maternity Hospital
County Sligo
Mgr
Thomas Leydon
Leydon
Breaghwy
Divine
Callandar
Ontario
Alcerman P. S. Doyle
New York City
Trelearl
Joseph
Thomas
Teresa
Leydons
Georgia Officers To Come For Man
Radio Patrolman Jim Broyles said Georgia authorities would arrive soon to return Robert Hodgins of Rossville to Gainesville for skipping bond. Hodgins was arrested in Asheville North Carolina after local officers notified authorities. he was held in Kingsport city jail awaiting Georgia officers.
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Jim Broyles
Gainesville
Robert Hodgins
Rossville
Broyles
Georgia
Ashesville
N.C
John T. Parker
Kingsport
Parker
President May Control Workers In War Plants
Washington proposed to grant Congress a government authority to assign any of the nation’s 55 to 60 million workers to the job where their skill is needed. If approved, the plan would be run by Manpower Chief Paul V. McNutt to mobilize human resources for the war effort. Most workers would remain at their current jobs, but the move would curb labor poaching and allow readjustments where necessary.
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Washington
Spon
Congress
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Jental
Fate Of Accused Saboteurs Rests With Commission
Washington The trial of seven alleged Nazi saboteurs ended Saturday and their fate rests with a military commission appointed by President Roosevelt. The seven men, who landed from German U boats with explosives, faced a 14 day military trial cloaked in secrecy. The commission is expected to submit recommendations to the president, who will issue execution orders and determine the method of death. The case has also reached the Supreme Court on a habeas corpus petition from defense counsel seeking civil trials.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Long Island
Florida
FBI
Supreme Court
Chandler Leads in Kentucky Democratic Primary Runoff
Louisville AP reports Senator A. B. Chandler holds a strong lead over John Young Brown in Kentucky Democratic primary returns from about one third of precincts. Chandler shows 102,378 to 42,435 for Brown with substantial Republican results and multiple congressional races noted.
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Louisville
A. B
Chandler
John Young Brown
Lexington
Kentucky
Brown
Versailles
Whch
West Coast
Alaska
Richard J. Colbert
G. Tom Hawkins
Praise
Hector Johnson
McKee
Charles 8. Candler
Somerset
John M. Robsion
Barbourville
Eugene Siler
Robsion
Siler
Beverly M. Vincent
Paul R. Peters
Vincent
Peters
Jefferson County
Inembert Emmet O'Neal
Chester E. Vaughn
John FE. Davern
Jouett Ross Todd
Joseph H. Becker
Louis M. Eyermann
Brent Spence
Spence
Jace Appel
Louis R. Kimberly
Fort Thomas
Jack May
Gabbard
Nazi Sabotage Considered in Arkansas Oil Field Tests
Director Crowell stated that long-range German sabotage might be found in south Arkansas oil fields as 116 deep wells in the Magnolia pool were tested. About 40 wells showed chemical or electrochemical damage near the downturn, risking gas pressure and field stability. He warned no evidence yet and no active tracing until tests complete, but sabotage theory could be explored if natural causes are ruled out.
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Little Reel
Ark
South Arkansas
A. M. Crowell
State of
Bas Commission
High Magnolia
Crowell
German U Boats Suffer As U S Planes Attack
Survivors report a Panamanian cargo ship torpedoed off the Atlantic coast by a German U-boat. A U S Navy plane attacked the sub after the torpedoing, dropping depth charges to abandon ship. One crewman, Clemente Colmenero, was killed. four lifeboats launched. two ships reached port. The Taca Airline noted U S torpedo planes sunk a submarine between Curacao and Trinidad after a sighting by a Taca pilot.
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Atlantic
Navy
Robert E. Gibson
Mesaman
Akron
Ohio
W. Osinsiei
Jimier
Philadelphia
Clemente Colmenero
Santander
Spain
Rg San Jone
Kata Nnick
Taca
United States Torpedo-Planeas
Curacao
Trinidad
License Plates Show Heavy Influx Of Autos From Many Points In U S
Traffic in Kingsport on Broad Street Saturday noon included motorists from 15 states and 11 Tennessee counties. Foreign plates led by Alabama and Missouri, with Michigan and Louisiana plates notable for color and emblem. Other states such as Texas, Georgia, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Mississippi also appeared. Represented counties included Knox, Hamilton, Sullivan, Johnson, Hamblen, Hawkins, Jefferson, Unicoi, Clay, Cannon, and Shelby.
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U. S
Bullivan
Hawkins County
Kingsport
Virginia
Broad Street
Tennessee
Alaama
Missouri
North Carolina
Michigan
Louisiana
Louiana
Pelican
Kingaport
Texas
South Carolina
Mary
Land
Seaboard
Pennsylvania
New York
New Hampshire
Mississippi
East Tennessee
Knox
Hamilton
Sullivan
Johnson
Hamblen
Hawkins
Jefferson
Unicoi
Middle Tennessee
Clay
Cannon
Shelby County
West Tennessee
Candidate Gets Big Surprise In Sullivan
Attorney general hopeful Bill Barron finds an awkward moment while campaigning in Sullivan county when a group of men reveals they intend to vote for a different candidate from Morristown. Barron blushes as the man admits to being the Morristown candidate in disguise.
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Sullivan
Bill Barron
Barron
Sullivan County
Morristown
Speleeaman
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Reds
West Point
West Point Plebes
Miltary Academty
U.S
Blondie
Angelo Patri
Kirke Simpson
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