Election Tensions Rise Over Poland United States Row
An American note on Polish elections triggered a sharp diplomatic exchange between Poland and the United States. Warsaw accused interference while Washington acknowledged disturbances to Poland’s sovereign affairs. High-level officials signaled readiness to mobilize industrial and military resources if needed as tensions linger in the Mediterranean.
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Washington
Poland
United States
Ruwila
State Department
Bur Ht
Yalta
Potsdam
Ieat
Patterson
War Department
John D. Small
Polist Ombunay
Big
Achempe
Polizies
Polar
Coution
de Hiv
Mediterranean
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Apts Irc
UN council stalls on Greece Ukraine issue amid UN membership debate
In a brief UN Security Council session Britain and the Netherlands confronted Soviet charges over Ukraine and Greece. The council postponed the Ukrainian matter and pursued a temporary admission plan for eight applicants to the United Nations with support from the United States and others before adjourning for a 1 pm CST session.
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Favke Byiecast
Great Britain
Netherlands
United Nations
Security
Council
Greece
Caad
United States
Trygve Ite
Brazil
Mexico
Egypt
CST
Liam
Gon
Osene Lange
Poland
Angiing
Coumet
Andrei A&a
Gromyko
Seviet
Britain
Ukeatne
Vatarpes
Beliain
Holmad
Ukraine
Rails Extend Into Coal Fields in Kentucky Survey Efforts
Whitesburg Kentucky reports surveys extending into undeveloped coal lands in Letcher and surrounding counties by Chesapeake and Ohio and Louisville and Nashville Railroads. C&O scouting a three mile line in Floyd and Knott Counties with L&N silent on plans. surveys also along Rockhouse Creek. Major coal reserves held by Consolidation Coal Company and Elkhorn Coal Corporation.
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Whitesburg
Letcher
Chessapeake
Ohio
Louisville
Naghville
Chesapeake and Ohio
Floyd
Knott
Beaver Creek
Wayliund
Interstate Caninetea Commission
Remains Of Five U S Fliers Placed In Hands Of Army
Five coffins bearing the remains of American fliers shot down by Yugoslav fighters were transferred to U S military custody along the Morgan Line amid a formal ceremony. Ambassador Patterson, Marshal Tito officials, and a Yugoslav escort attended. Troops and guards escorted the coffins to Udine for shipment home, while the Morgan Line outposts observed the transfer with flags and flowers.
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U. S
Army
Aidussina
Americus Miers
Fuchurd Patterson
United States
Belgrade
Fival
U.S. Army
Yue
Sosiavia
Atrutcher Donners
Yugastav
Morgan Line
Talian
Udine
Vienna
88Th Division
Biovarne
United Seatey
Cheater Straintes
Willim Ernleigh
Si Orbassy
Balgrade
Patterson
Bryans Moore
86Th Division
Mergen
Hancock Countian 84 Welcomes Third Child
Hancock Countian eighty four year old Mr Jones Pearson becomes a father for the third time as his wife Mrs Mir M Flannery Pearson gives birth to a baby girl weighing about eight pounds with Dr L A Muland, the physician, reporting the birth. The couple’s two older children are girls.
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Sneedgile
Tran
Jrwnes Pearson Aine
Binee Hin Tih
L. A. Mulyand
Mra Pearson
Nine Convicts Escape From Alabama Prison Yard
Nine convicts tunneled from Draper prison and Kilby cotton mill area fire followed. Seven were recaptured. two remained at large as guards traced the breakout and fire across the Kilby scene. A guard tower ditch and off duty wardens aided the pursuit while workers caused a fire that damaged a two story building.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ngady
Alabama
Draper
Sorad
Kilby Trigon
Weatom
Wester
Kilby
Wells Suich
Brown
Kiley
Barrett to Seek Removal of Green Ally from Un-American Panel
Kraxville reports AFL official Barrett asked APL President William Green to pursue removal of Erne Adamson as chief counsel of the Mouse Un-American Activities Committee. He said Green should file charges against Adamson and urged protection of institutions amid alleged rampages.
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Kraxville
P— Apl
Onganiani
James F. Garrett
APL
William Green
Erne Adamson
Cwumsel
Mouse Un-American Activities Committee
Green
Adusrulom
AFL
Agameon
Hig
Barrett
Washington
Aviamsen
House
Alte
Beef Price Increased Six Cents Rise in retail meat ceilings set by OPA
Secretary of Agriculture Anderson ordered revised livestock price ceilings signaling higher pork and beef costs. Hogs on Chicago basis rise to 16.25 per hundred pounds, cattle ceiling 20.25, effective Sept 9, with prices in other markets adjusted for transportation and regional differentials. The move aims to support production and includes wholesale and retail price changes across meat categories.
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Agricultury Anderson
Lvestock Collings
Dppairtment
Arderyon
Anderson
OPA
Chicago
Anc
Pawk Porter
Portes Hue
White Couttel
Market Prices Surpass New Ceiling on Livestock
Prices today exceed the new ceilings set by the Secretary of Agriculture Amberson. Hors top price misses by $5.25 from today’s peak, beef cattle top at $30 and $20.25 in contrast to the ceiling. Hogs bring $21.00 per hundred pounds at Minion Stockyards as ceilings rise to $26.25.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Amberson
Minion
Portal Pay Suit At Hobston Works Sands Greeneville
A federal suit filed in Greeneville claims Woodrow Wivon Sage seeks 3296.80 portal to portal pay plus damages for hourly overtime at Holston Ordnance Works. The plaintiff, a former group tender at Area B, alleges pre-shift gate wait, transport delays, clothing and safety routines counted as work time. Officials for Holston Ordnance Works and Tennessee Valley authorities say government reimbursements covered wages and no extra authority existed for additional payments. This is cited as the fifth such Tennessee case challenging portal to portal rules.
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Greeneville
Spl
TU. S. Dintrict Cowrt Bers
Woodrow Wivon Sage
Skingaport
Anc
Tenneance Baytionn
Coeporation Av
Bolster Ormene
Io His Com Bubulf and Co Penal
HOW
WWS
Howe How
Tennessee Wank
Sw Swanmonis
Satenent
Holstoin Ordnance Worl
Lw Povernargnt
Devhey
Rolarhomement Company
U.S
Tennessee
Memphis
Knoxville
TEC
Willaleges
Jussee
Holston Ordnance Works
Bi Iillegoy
Jemee
Bottleneck Stirs Action In Washington
Washington acts to ease a freight bottleneck amid a postwar shortage. Reconversion Director John Steelstem outlines a seven point program with agencies like CPA and OPA ready to adjust rail and car supply. Proposals include diverting freight to water routes, price resets, and faster shipper coordination to prevent further delays.
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BC Steelstem
Witte House
Spa
Steelman
J. Monroe Johnson
Office of
Deefense Transaportation
State Department
Awift
ODT
Agriculture Desertment
Periskaoe Foods
Camerie
State and Agriculture Departments
OPA
CPA
Steilman
Machining Commission
War Shipping Administration
Nactanal Housing Agency
Big Four Oppose Reparations Inquiry in Conference
Major powers clash over postwar reparations as Australia pushes six month delay and a special commission to study Italy’s claims. Russia, supported by Britain and the United States, rejects delay, insisting reparations are central to the peace settlement and must be pursued.
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Onky
Zealand
Australia
Xalical Economic Commission
France
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Armendoent
Andyvel
Vishimsisy
Yorelyi
Sion
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Britain
Eseliee
Wighinsky
Italy
Thaly
Willard Thorp
U.S
V. N. Bmdgtov
Reward Offered After Hat Stolen In Kingsport Bus Trip
Scott Bricky of Gate City reports his hat stolen Tuesday while in a Kingsport business. Bricky offers 20 reward for the hat thief. Police value the hat at 3.40. A break in at Kingsport Laundry occurred between closing Tuesday and Wednesday morning with no items reported missing. This marks a second break in this month. August 10 building was breached with 40 in property stolen and two arrests made in a related case.
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Scott Bricky
Gate City
Route 3
Is & Men
Bricky
Petice
Kingsport
Folive
Singsport
Che Weeier Mieft
Critics demand dairy price ceiling as OPA rally heard
Paul A. Porter, head of the price agency, warned dairy prices may rise out of hand as a ceiling debate heated a rally for 2000 OPA personnel. He criticized the new price control board for not applying controls on dairy and other food items under the standards set by the administration.
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Ora
Paul A. Porter
Price Agency
OPA
Yeateeday
Russian Envoy Quits Greece Amid Balkans Turmoil
The Russian ambassador to Greece K. K. Rodionov applied for exit visas as Greece nears a plebiscite expected to restore King George II. Rumors said Moscow may recall Rodionov while a chargé d’affaires would run Greece’s embassy, signaling strained Russo Greek relations amid Western naval moves and regional tension.
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Greece
Balkans
Athens
K. K. Rodionov
George II
Halsey Says Navy May Go Anywhere It Pleases
The wartime commander of the Pacific Fleet stated that American ships could go wherever they are needed and would travel to any area. He emphasized the seas are free and urged more goodwill cruises, while noting the United States should mind its own business in the Americas and avoid provoking others. He returned from a 23,000 mile Central and South American trip and defended broad U. S. freedom of movement.
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Waghington
Adetirat Williant
Finnsey
Faday Agid
Halsey
iThe Moscow Radio
United States
Communist Daily Worker
London
Mediterrean Critigs Ne
Haleey
Central
South America
Pacife
Poland
Booth Aimeri¢m
Healway Vale
Halvey
U. 3
South
U. 8
Five Joneshore Residents Hurt in Malvern Car Crash
Five residents of Farnsburo, Tent, were injured in a collision at a street intersection with BRighway 67 around noon Tuesday. The injured include Mr and Mrs RL Slagle, Mrs John A Slagle, Mrs John Malone and Miss Catherine Malone. They were returning from Texas. The other driver was cited and released on a $200 bond.
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Malvern
Ark
Farnsboro
Tent
Sone
Brighway
Wo RL Slagle
John A. Slagle
John Malone
Catherine Malone
Texas
Strange Street Scene Inspires Theater Follies
A garbled report notes a two year old crawling happy near a theater while a dog on screen sparked a momentary scene. In a separate odd item, a local meeting heard odd phrases and a driver stalled traffic at a light. Names Esibex Willanny and Yar Johnson appear in fragmented form.
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Onser Seaty
Liansont
Youmpstier
Georgian Accused Of Holding Negroes in State Of Penal
Conyers Georgia AP report tells of Reevel Pletee Biggers a Rockdale County farmer arrested on federal charges for holding five Black laborers in debt bondage at his large farm. He posted bond after waiving an appearance. trial set for later. Prosecutor B A Tysinger says the men were jailed for debts and forced to work as a condition to repay them. A judge and local officials called him respectable, while others warn of a pattern of warrants bought to reclaim Black laborers. The Rockdale operation runs near Walton County with prior similar cases in the area.
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Reevel
Tysinger
Atlanta
Biggers
Wegrs
Justice of the Peace
Iff. Pirtle
Higgens
Pirlei
Wort
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Marshal Tita
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Caricar
Tito
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Yugoslavia
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