U S Fleet Heads to Mediterranean as Near East Tensions Rise
United States naval forces move toward the Mediterranean amid rising Near East tension. Carrier Franklin D Roosevelt bound for training cruise may join Houston Little Rock and destroyers under Admiral Hewitt, with British command for joint exercises and a potential broader crisis.
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Franklin D. Togsevelt
Die
Lisbon
Ulincolmeilen
Semyion
Low Dent East
Anterman
Tistelag
Luussiindenis
Suwhey
Dardanelles
United Sstates
Mediterraneam
Portugal
Cryinges
Theben
Houstom
Little Rock
Adm
Kensy K. Hewitt
European
Hewitt
Mediterranean
Wadee
Bernhard H. Biesi
Bieri'a
Stace Department
Leen
Board weighs dairy price controls amid fear of black market
The Federal Dairy Price debate resumes as Westington and Holman testify on price ceilings for butter cheese and dairy products. The National Cooperative Elk Producers Federation urges action while the Control Board considers extending or lifting ceilings to maintain milk flow and curb inflation and shortages.
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Westingin
Charles W Holman
Holnmn
Elk Produces, Federation
OPA
Holman
Decortrol Board
Suidikantiot
Wecontrol Board
Wise County Secures State Funds For Road Work
Wise County officials announce a state appropriation totaling 273694 for road maintenance and improvements. Projects include resurfacing from Pound to Birchfield Creek and two miles of rebuilding from Dorchester to Dorchester Junction. Work is to begin next month by the state highway department.
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Wise
Vachewine
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Dorchester
Dorchester Junction
State Highway Department
Mra
Ressi¢ Woltaik
Pub- Hc Welfare Office
Welfare Office
State Department of Health
Wis
Pattté
Charges Dropped in Kingsport Teen Turmoil at Church
A 16 year old Kingsport boy accused of throwing an Army tear gas grenade during Glenwood Baptist Church services Sunday night faced 16 charges of disturbing public worship. Constable Johnn Di Parker said the case was forwarded to Sullivan County Juvenile Judge Bandy who agreed to drop the charges after church deacons met with the judge Thursday morning.
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Kingsport
Glenwood Baptist Chicc
Johnn di Parker
Parker
Bandy
Sullivan County
Judge Bandy
Cha Boxy
Armen
Cyprus
Haimaard
Jas
Leumi
Antitorghia
King David
Rec Ing
Tvgum
Magave
Se-Ealivit
Stenm Gue
Wlalar
Palestine
Britain
Horsett
Truman
United States
Brown
Trumon
Attlee
Europe
Street Scenes Describe Odd Day in Town Center
An unclear fragment describes people walking hatless on a sunny day near a department store and a street scene with shoppers and storefronts. The text mentions a center, customers, and a busy street but many words are garbled.
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Shire
CIO Labor Leaders Renew Wage Demands at Conference
The CIO renewed its push for higher wages amid inflation concerns. President Walter Reuther warned of further action if not protected, while Philip Murray urged government wage stabilization. Major unions discussed the chance of new wage requests as talks continue.
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CIO
Truman
Walter Reuther
Ulao
Routher
Philip Murray Bel
Krietty
Congress
Reuther
Murray
Swifkind
Tord
Cio-Auton
Worlkrist
I. Wirtz
Garmaz
CIO Ante
Walter P. Rewther
Aig
Moscow's Profits Charge Rouses U S British Anger
The United States and Britain bluntly pushed back at Soviet profits allegations during the wartime peace talks. Secretary Byrnes defended U S wartime costs and criticized economic clauses that could restrict trade while urging open markets and mutual aid in postwar rebuilding. Vishinsky countered, insisting on indemnities and Hungary's reparations challenges amid debate over Potsdam principles.
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Paik
Britain
Finland
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
U. S
Byrnes
Rusan
Italy
ACV
Alexander
Admiralty
United States
Buenea
Burgesin
Greece
Thrace
Carl Bnekell
Russia
Jake Lune
Ecot Fontlovement Brynes
America
Inkliz D. Roosevelt
Soneri¢a
United Sates
Jan Masarsle
Czechoslovakis
Forugn
Janey Gyangyosi
Eyres
Boforee Sixters
V. M. 2Fototore
Laney
Eherimges
Germany
Vlahinsky
Hillmgary
Hungary
Tsines Settteth Burnes
Council of Foreign Ministers
China Hears Of New Red Revolt Amid Beijing Uprisings
Reports claim Communist forces plan an uprising in northern China while government dispatches warn of riots in Manchuria and Shandong. Chinese authorities tighten security as wartime tensions spike, with troops deployed, air drops claimed, and civilians suffering amid shortages.
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China
Shanghai
States
Chamgchum
Shanshai
Comtmona
Cni
Comimunists
Rejpotisig
Chiang Kaieshek
Chningehun
Tientain
Chengehum
Reuters
Bardin
Tsitsihar
Emancipation Daily
Yener
Marshall
G. S
Chiang
United States
Iparizal
Sam “i Forbanauety
Lungbar
Shantung
Falagtas
Tt Chinghsiem
Shansi
Peiping
Tal
Yenhaien
Truck Trailer Price Increase Authorized by OPA
A 6 percent rise in price ceilings on truck trailers was authorized to offset higher wages and materials costs. The increase takes effect Saturday, allowing manufacturers to pass the full amount to customers.
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OPA Daday
War Assets offer coal land in Scott County
The War Assets Administration announced sale or lease of government owned coal land in Scott County near New River Tom a covering about 1460 acres. The site includes office building shop boarding house supply house and five dwelling units with a long term lease option and other facilities.
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Washington
War Assets Amministration Codey
Amnoumced
Strang
Titwuinous Coal Activty
Scott County
Team
Lg Amr
New River
Toma
August Remedies Fourth of July Mishap
Kingsport businessman Toe Heller reports a wallet loss on July 3 near Cherokee Lake after a bus incident. He recovered the wallet later in a drying spot, valuables and $268 intact despite the mishap.
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Toe Heller
Kingsport
Cherokee Lake
Heller
Moran Faces Robbery Trial in Washington Hearing
Bugs Moran and three co defendants go on trial in Washington as prosecutors seek conviction on armed robbery charges. The Chicago gangster, linked to the Valentine's Day massacre, along with Virgil Summers and Ab Bouty, faces a high profile case while another suspect remains at large. The proceeding includes testimony on alleged fraud and records requests tied to former associates and accounts.
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M. Herr
Montgomery County
George T Hugay Moran
Moran
Notorsquare
Virgil
Summers
Chicago
Ab Bouty
Daylam
Daylam Are Meeudeck of Pobbing. John Kurge
Washington
Tause Gure Iurpe
Bitty Hound
Benjamin Fy Fields
Helley
Comeittes
Fields
Gadar Silas
Rousa
Rayburn
District of
Colunobia
Pields
Cesk
Slaughter - Mo
Ted B. Strom
Vieldy
Glenn A. Taes
Sos Ralls
John Dees
Inter
John Brunner
Howard Payne
Foo
Slaughter
Bet
Brunner
Suth
Flaléa
Senator McKellar denounces price fixing by commissions
Senator Kenneth D. McKellar condemns price fixing by commissions as bad government and urges a return to competitive principles in business. He spoke in Athens and Ville about budget balancing, health concerns, and his renomination campaign with remarks on editors and local election upheaval. He also noted a radio address thanking supporters for his bid for renomination.
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Washington
Kenneth D. McKellar
Aux Business Nfa
Temmesuea
Lean
McKellar
Mer
McKellor
Mashville
Athens
Senster Mickellas
Kiwanis Club
Amy
Dover
McMinn County
Serator
Bo Aleo
City Judge Hears Week's Second Fuzz Pill Case
The second fuzz pill case of the week unfolded in City Court Thursday morning as a gaunt man pleaded guilty to public intoxication after claiming he took seconal pills on a doctor's prescription. A Kingsport physician explained seconal can intoxicate in small doses, with effects lasting up to 48 hours, while city police testified to drunken behavior on the street. Additional fines included two $25 penalties for possessing whisky and a $17 fine for striking a Negro woman, plus several other forfeitures totaling $102.50.
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City Court
Ortha
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Bond
Kingsport
Secanal
Th Baheen
Snes
Federal Agent Faces Murder Charge In Moonshine Raid
U S Alcohol Tax Unit agent Wilken H. Rogers identified as the man who shot Constable James L. Thames during a moonshine raid near Jefferson County. Sheriff Holbert testified seeing Rogers fire from close range as Thames fell. Rogers and three others were indicted in Thames’s slaying. the trial before a federal court in Tennessee reopened with U S District Attorney James B. Frazier defending.
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Knoxvle
Tenn
Artnur Ffebhert
Tefferson County
U. S
Wilken H. Boxers
James L. Thames
Dandridge
Feltert
Rogerson
Rogers
Jefferson County
Jing Thomas
Holbert
Jim
Cocke-Fufferson
Brnn
Sueritt Holbert
Thomas
Roy Tubb
Harald S. Rudd
A. BE. Leake
Luke State
John D. Martin
Memphis
George c. Taylon
U.S
James B. Frazier
Wis
Mal Stains
Tennessee
United States District’ Attorney
Second Judicial District
Proscakon
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