No Controls On Dairy Products Restore Meat Ceilings Soon
An OPA official said dairy price ceilings will be restored with meat ceilings reimposed in stages, likely starting Sept. 2. The Decontrol Board kept dairy products uncapped while planning a quick timetable for meat ceilings to curb rising prices and combat black markets.
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China Reds Set Up Government For Manchuria
Communists announce a provisional supreme administration for democratic Manchuria with 86 elected delegates, pledging to halt fighting first and seek unity, while denying plans to overthrow Chiang Kai-shek. Observers doubt a durable coalition as mediators push for peace and a political accord.
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Row Over Election Campaign Probe Breaks into The Open
Washington reports a major row over congressional probes into this year's election campaigns. Two committees clash on pace and procedures with calls to investigate the CIO's political action committee as pressure grows for action. Rep Leo Allen III warns that election law violations are being encouraged by committee stalling. O'Neal plans to organize the panel after adjournment.
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Landing facilities denied halt Vienna to Istanbul flights
Pan American Airways announced Vienna to Istanbul service will no longer stop at Budapest or Bucharest as Hungary and Romania refuse landing rights to United States commercial airlines. The plan shifts routes to Naples then Istanbul, with other paths from New York rerouted via London, Brussels, and Prague, increasing distance.
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Whites Held For Attempted Rape Of Negro Girls
In Mississippi two white men Ernest Bart McDonald Jr. and Oscar Moore were arrested on charges of attempting to rape two Negro girls at gunpoint. The girls fled the scene and the assailants fired shots as a posse approached. A hearing is set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock before Justice of the Peace T. Campbell after affidavits from the victims.
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Physicians Hear Blue Cross Plan Urged For Knox
Knoxville physicians and hospitals were urged to back the Blue Cross Hospitalization Plan. Roy McDonald of Chattanooga explained the plan at a Unionville Medical Academy meeting, claiming it offers the best care for the most people at the lowest cost and would relieve both wealthy and underprivileged groups.
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Conference Plans Quotas for Burley Tobacco
The Agriculture Department will host a Richmond conference on Burley quotas amid surplus fears. Aug 22 and 23 agendas include possible 10 percent cuts and a three year or one year control plan, with a two thirds vote required and a farmers referendum across the Burley belt. Attendees from grower groups and processors will weigh quota continuance and the Secretary's supervision of proposals as export demand remains weak.
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U S Rejects Russian Claim to Dardanelles Control
Washington reports that the United States formally opposes Russia’s demand for a share in Dardanelles control. The note, signed by Under Secretary Dean Acheson, rejects Soviet domination while affirming three core Soviet proposals and stressing UN principles and international security. The gesture follows U S protests over Yugoslav fighter attacks on an American transport and outlines U S willingness to discuss regime changes within UN bounds.
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Republican Gains Marked by New York Primaries
In New York, Marcantonio and Bewell won Democratic nominations with unopposed American Labor support. Frederick Bryan captured the Republican nod from Marcantonio, while Grant Reynolds won over Powell. Baldwin failed to win the Silk Stocking district nomination, losing to Frederic E. Coudert Jr. due to his New Deal voting record. Bennet lost to Katharine St George, ending his bid for reelection.
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Albania Premier Demands Equality At Peace Meeting
Albania Prime Minister Enver Hoxha presses for equal treatment at a peace conference. He contends Italy’s imperial policy must end and seeks reparations for Albania stating damages worth billions. He criticizes Greece and France while asserting Albania’s desire for friendly ties with the Greek people.
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Traffic Improvement Study Heads to City Board Review
Kingsport Safety Council presented a long studied traffic plan to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen after two months of review. Mayor Armitage named a three alderman committee to study recommendations on traffic signals parking tags and flow. TVA reps attended as city utilities plan revisions promised rate cuts and school savings of 1800 annually.
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T. M. Fuller
Rusy Yall Brant
J. Ben Carson
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Kingsport Atilities, Inc
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Applications For Terminal Pay At Kingsport Post Office
Veterans in Kingsport and surrounding territory may receive assistance with terminal pay claims from Mr. Menefee, service officer, at the Servicemen's Bureau in City Hall basement. Post Office staff will distribute forms at General Delivery and discharge papers are not required for identification. Postmaster Goward Leng announced the program on Wednesday.
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Plane Crashes Near Moline Airport Killing Two Pilots
A chartered plane crashed a mile south of Moline airport while attempting an emergency landing early today. Pilot James Steer and Co Pilot Marvin Fox were killed, the two crew members thrown clear. Ten passengers were injured, most seriously, while the cabin crew and others escaped unharmed.
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Tito Defends Yugoslavia Amid Air Attacks Speech
In Belgrade Marshal Tito defended Yugoslavia's stance after two American planes were downed. He claimed one unarmed transport was forced to land while witnessing another incident, denying loss in clouds. U S Ambassador Patterson plans talks with Tito at the marshal's summer palace.
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Street Scenes at High School Gym and Noted Disarray
Readable fragments describe students at a high school gym practicing for fall season and a chaotic scene near parked cars. The text mentions home comforts, joyriding on a highway, and dropped peat near windows. Narrative tone recalls a street scene with confusion and diaristic details.
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