Senate Backs Outlawing Communist Party in Swift Vote
In a whirlwind Senate session yesterday a bill to outlaw the Communist party passed 85 to 0. Humphrey's anti-Communist measure replaced Butler's, aiming to bar Communist labor unions and bargeiting agents, setting up House action and companion bills by Williams of New Jersey.
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Senate
Communist Party
Sen
Humphrey
Minnesota
Cooper
Rhy
Sen. Batter
R-Md
Butler
Naflansi Labor Relations Board
House
Harrison A. Wiliams Jr
Wiens
Brownell
Bauer
Fimphrey
Court Of Appeals Reverses Decision In Medical Suit
The Court Of Appeals reverses a Sullivan County case involving Mrs Goble who alleged skin treatment injuries after a Procter and Gamble product use. It questions the lower court ruling holding a hospital or clinic liable for a patient injury and names W Applepot Sr and others in the appeal from Kingsport.
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Knoxville
Bate Court of Appeals
Sulliva
Mina
Procfey and Gamble
Goble
Sid
Niacin
Tae _aphion
Een
OY Dusige
John BL Swepston
Tt Sloan Tind & AW Clayton
Dha Miamond Cab Co
Vk. L. B
Chmunen
Mrs
Ethel Chap
Painting Discovered To Be Worth Million
New York August 13 a Chicago art dealer now estimates a Leonardo Madonna for Child painting valued at over one million dollars mirroring recent experts. Dr Maurice H. Galdblatt director of Notre Dame University art galleries notes the work titled Madonna for Child, located in South Bonding.
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New York
Chicago
Wineh
Leonardo
Maurlce H. Galdblatt
University of Notre Dastn
South Bonding
Senate Will Pay Fee For Lawyer In McCarthy Probe
Washington Aug 13 The Senate voted to pay the salary of an attorney to represent McCarthy in an investigation of his official conduct. The arrangement must be approved by Senate leaders Knowland Lyndon Johnson and Jenner R. All involved noted the selection would be McCarthy’s. Subcommittee members eye a tentative report next week while uncertainty over the verdict lingers.
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Washington
McCarthy
Wis
Senate
Ben
Watkins
Utah
Sen
Knowland
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Jenner Rind
Senate Rules Committee
McCarth
Mundt
RSD
Jackson
Dirksen
ASA
All New Students To Register Tuesday
Announcement for new seventh and eighth grade students who never attended the fly schools to register at Loguntor High School Tuesday at 8 30 am for registration and orientation. Principal Blery Lay states the notice excludes those who attended the city elementary schools last year and those who attended Junior High last year.
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Falliave
New School Bond Issue Approved By Town Meeting Crowd
Kingsport citizens at a Thursday night Town Meeting in City Hall unanimously endorsed a proposal to issue 25000 dollars in bonds for a new junior high. Referendum set for September 25 will decide the plan, with enrollment projections indicating need for a second junior high and a third junior high and a second senior high in six years.
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Bill Barnett
Kingsport
Board of Education
Edwin Reed
Ross N. Robinson
Nity
Allen WN. Dryden
Wallace Case
Woth
D. W. Moultan
Thair
Memorial Boulevard
Kenmore Cave
Uilion
Wauld
Reed
Dobyns- Bennett
Junor High
Uge
Imant
Culblera
Wester
Dryden
Dessieat
Andrew Johnson
Studebaker Workers Vote To Wage Cut Instead Of Shutdown
South Bend Indiana reports Studebaker workers approve pay reductions to avoid layoff. About 3,300 employees faced production cutbacks as demand dwindled. Robert Milner, a 28 year veteran and metal finisher, describes reduced home pay and living changes while remaining with the company.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Oh -Robert Company
Combi
Robert Milner
Jan
Stuce
Baker
Lake
America
CIO
United Auto Workers
Onion
Dent
Don
Luweand Furig
Beavern Studebu
Chou Advocates Formosa Liberation
London dispatch reports Premier Chou En-Lai urged Taiwan Formosa liberation in a government council session. The broadcast noted his aim to aid Formosa’s people, aligning with calls for military and political support from Communist China ahead of policy notes.
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London
Rod Chink
Chou En
Larlety
Inosa
Compromise Atomic Bill Defeated In Senate
The Senate rejected a compromise atomic energy bill and sent it back to conference with the House. Debate centered on private development patents and Government power. President Eisenhower’s stance and a five year compulsory patent sharing drew sharp contention among senators and city officials. Several Democrats and Republicans signaled support for compromise provisions, while others urged swift resolution. The vote and ensuing discussion reflected tensions over patents, power sales, and public ownership.
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Washington
Senate
Persis
Fisenhower
House
Swaley Crwis
Tne
Wa Bedi
Eisenhower
Wiley
Bixenhower
Anderson
Republica
Rooper
Kentucky
Addaen
Robert F. Beck
Idaho
Langer
North Dakota
Habel
Young
Citleons
Board of Education
Weer Berd O
Virginie
Pulejanis
Neg Échons
Oright
Arkansas
Virginia Man Held Here On Morals Charge
A 19 year old Fort Blackmore man faced a morals charge after allegedly abducting a 15 year old girl from Kingsport for concubinage. He pleaded not guilty as bond was set at 3000 dollars. The girl’s mother seeks prosecution. authorities report the pair traveled to a movie then to Gate City and a tourist court. The preliminary hearing is scheduled for September.
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Blickmare
Ian
Sessions
Dne
John So McLelan
Kingsport
Virginia
Hoth
FBI
Ant City
J. M. Broyies
Fort Blackmore
Broyies
Broyles
MelLellan
Grisolitewa
Gale City
Scott County
Speers Ferry
Pyetrnittary
Rasheen
Bank Holdup at Andrews Air Force Base Nets 137000
Three bandits robbed the First National Bank branch at Andrews Air Force Base, escaping with 137000 after locking four customers and four employees in the vault. FBI agent D. K. Brown released descriptions of the three suspects, all armed and well dressed, and a broad federal manhunt was underway.
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Washington
INSI
Andrews Air Force Base
Air Base
Fice
First National Bank of
Maryland
D. K. Brown
FBI
Baltmore
School Board adds Mrs Clyde Arnold to board in Kingsport
Mayor Winterley appoints Mrs Clyde E Arnold to the Kingsport city Board of Education with four year terms alongside reappointed Mrs Allen N Dryden and Claudius G Clemmer. Arnold, a Kingsport native and PTA active educator, replaces Mrs A B Coleman as the board expands to include three women and one man. The article also notes a separate fatality in Long Island and murder charges against a Stapleton family member, with post mortem finding a brain hemorrhage and ongoing preliminary hearings set for August 25.
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John Winterley
City Board of Education
Tve
Clyde E. Arnold
W. Wanda Street
Allen N. Dryden
Claudius G. Clemmer
Arnold
Kingsport
Dobins- Dennett High School
East Tennessee State College
Broad Street Methodist Church
PTA
American Legion Auxiliary
Arnolds
Jane
Eddie
Shirley
A. B. Coleman
Edwin M. Reed
Ehalsman
Drycek
C.K. Lottman
Clemner
Long Island
Munnie Stapleton
Circle Drive
Kaney Stapleton
Kaney Jr
Louie Kilgore
Indy John & McKellan
Qate
Witsell
Constable Upchurch
Stapleton
Alfred Atmsey
Munsey
Miss Stone Bound Over In Slaying
Gate City Aug. 12 A preliminary hearing held in Trial Justice Court for Venus Stone charged with the slaying of James M. Oakes Saturday night. Stone bound to grand jury for next session. Bond set at 5000 but not posted. Oakes killed by a 22 caliber bullet fired at the Stone home.
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Glass
Communist Party of
States of America
United States
Thomas D. McBridecourt
J. Cullen Ganey
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
Gate City
Venus
James M. Oakes
Trial Justice Court
Esterday
Grand Jury
Beard
Oakes
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Uilio
Cate
Ely
Iui
Earl C. Glass
Chester
Tebert Miener
Devi
Milner
Chou
Formosa
Mrs. Glyde Arnold
C.E. Arnold
Mather
Upchurch
City
Addon
Stapinvan
Mary Stapleton
Nickelsville
Emmet McGathey
Kennet Stapleta Irver
Allen Minton
Nickels
Dean
Nickel
Miss Stone
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