Reds Clash Over Byrnes Debate Ruling At Peace Conference
Secretary Byrnes chaired a tense UN peace conference session as the Soviet delegation challenged his ruling on proceeding with debate. Yugoslavia’s Kardelj was kept to discuss the Italian treaty while the Soviet insistence on immediate debate sparked protests, with Britain urging restraint to keep progress on track.
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Yugoslavia
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Yugosin
France
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Huo Sant
Spi
Vishinaky
A. V. Alexander
China
Britain
Russia
Edvard Kardel
Vishinsky
Kardely
Kurtlelf
Yugosimvin
Renera
Two Polio Cases Reported Monday In County Areas
Sullivan County reports two infantile paralysis cases on Monday. Dr J W Erwin states one patient is six months old and the other one year old. Officials plan to send both children to Knoxville General Hospital and warn no county epidemic is likely this year.
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Mo Casey
Jury Called To Probe Athens Race Riot In Alabama
Athens officials order a special grand jury to indict those involved in a Saturday riot that drew about 2000 white protesters. Circuit Judge Johnston plans immediate action to set bonds and pursue charges of unlawful assembly. Mayor reports Negro churches cancel Sunday services to avert further incidents.
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Stone
Sothetror
George C. Johnston Enday
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Grand Jury
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Johnston
Cityiuit
Inman H. Crow, Jr
Deemur
L. Rosenau, Jr
Street Scenes and Silent Alarm Scare In City Campus
A fragment describes street life and a disrupted evening scene near a church as an alarm bell rings. It references urban tension between youth, local vendors, and roving reporters while noting a campaign to deter invasions and potential threats.
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House Of Horror Operator Threatened With Daily Arrest
Indianapolis welfare and police raided the House Of Horror on the north side to arrest proprietor Mrs. Margaret Colvin after a 90 year old resident released from jail. Prosecutor Sherwood Line sought an injunction to stop operations. if denied, daily arrests would follow for operating a nursing home without a license. Warranted searches found chained elderly patients in locked rooms and reports described a brutal, multi-factated setting with accounts of chained residents and alleged past crimes.
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Dams Must Be Built Says McKellar During Kingsport Visit
Senator McKellar urged immediate construction of the two proposed TVA dams South Holston and Watauga for Upper East Tennessee. He defended delaying actions, warned against deferral, and credited a strong primary win for his confidence. He spoke in Kingsport on a trip that began in Bristol and continued to Kronville.
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Exhumation Plan For Four More In McConnell Case
County authorities say they will exhume four more bodies linked to the case of Letty Lockman and the murder charge against her. State Toxicologist Dr Harger found mercury in the remains of Mrs Mingle McConnell, prompting renewed probes. Prosecutor Bear intends to seek a grand jury review this week as coroner Haigh confirms further exhumations of individuals under medical care.
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Prices Of New Automobiles Up 7.3 Percent Across Models
OPA today raised retail price ceilings on new cars by about 7.3 percent as part of wartime price controls. Increases vary by model from Buick to Chrysler, with four door sedans showing largest jumps. Officials say further adjustments may follow to offset prior handling charges and restore margins. A Siamese delegation arrived in Washington to discuss territorial issues with French Indochina.
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Washington
Bank Robbers Tracked by Vast Patrolling Posse
A large posse hunts two tired hungry bank robbers after a Walters Oklahoma heist. With 100 officers and bloodhounds from McAlester, they tracked through dense southeast Khestabe underbrush for four days, found the robbers' hideout, and forced abandonment of provisions. The pair fled into rugged terrain, with roads blocked by patrol cars as the pursuit continued.
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Wisconsin Senator LaFollette battles GOP bloc in primary
Wisconsin’s LaFollette challenges McCarthy for the GOP senatorial nomination in a tense primary. The fight pits LaFollette against strong party veterans, with national implications as Taft and Stassen weigh in and the Wisconsin delegation faces realignment risks before the 1948 convention.
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Farm Leader Protests Price Ceiling On Foods
Washington President Edward Oneal of the Amertesy Farm Bureau Federation testified today against reinstating price controls on meat butter and other major farm products. He warned such moves would spark shortages and a black market. He described the new price control board as likely to raise farm costs and urged Congress to keep food prices free until a broader plan is in place.
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10 000 Parade For Legion At Knoxville
The Tennessee American Legion held a war time convention in Knoxville with a parade planned for late afternoon featuring more than 10,000 Legionnaires from out of town and the Airborne Division. Past National Vice Commander Bascom Jones spoke at memorial services urging strong, united action, while National Vice Commander Sem Latinnier promised a full preparedness program as the country braces for possible future conflict. Tennessee Congressional Medal of Honor winners Paul See and another honoree attended.
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Tennessee
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Gas Bomb Tossed At Glenwood Baptist Church
A 16 year old is held on charges of throwing a tear gas bomb into Glenwood Baptist Church during Sunday services, causing panic but no injuries. The blast near Kingsport spurred smoke that sent congregants seeking air after multiple explosions, with no arrest made at press time.
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Union Halts Press Messages News Dispatches
An emparge oF wl Tnternational Preus meswagen voted by the American Coneminian dloma Anvodication (CWO) effective at 1 pm today. Wasern Union Mackay Radio and RCA Communications halted their wires, moving no press dispatches since that hour.
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Bomber Crashes In Scott Virginia Tragedy On Moccasin Ridge
The crash of a two engine U S Navy transport plane atop Moccasin Ridge in Scott County Virginia left three dead and two injured. Chief Petty Officer John Tittom Bergetrman died in hospital after suffering multiple fractures. Surviving crew included Commander Bamley Atherton Gration and Avigtion Chief Metatemich Fred Jones. Pilot Sanford C. Summerville 35 of Akron Ohio and 19 year old George Highbne Sanborn were injured, with Summersville described as in grave condition and Sanborn as in good condition. The aircraft was en route from Detroit to St. Simons Naval Air Station when right engine trouble forced an attempted landing on the ridge. Investigations ongoing.
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Frantic Father Aghast As Twins Added To Family
Philadelphia trolley motorman Raymond Macate, 30, faces life with a large brood after wife Elizabeth Macgine, 31, gave birth to twins at Lankenau Hospital on Saturday. The couple already had a son and a set of triplets, and the new arrivals prompted stunned yet practical remarks about diapers and chaos, with Dad noting the household now uses hundreds of diapers weekly.
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Divine Bride and Meat Feast Draws Fire in New York
Father Divine and his 21 year old wife Edna Rose Ritchings of Montreal return to Philadelphia after lavish receptions in Parsippany New York City. A 26 dish feast including turtle is cited. A former follower accuses a payment dispute while Divine defends his marriage and denounces sensational coverage and racial labels.
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