Roosevelt defends liberal program amid New Deal reverses
In a UNC forum Roosevelt pledges continuation of liberal government policies and warns dictators that the United States will project power. He defends capitalism and peace while criticizing attacks that he would lead the nation to war or bankruptcy, underscoring enduring democratic strength.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
Roosevelt
South
University of North Carolina
America
United States
Batte
Europe
Hays
Supreme Court
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Weather Forecast Fragments For Several States
Torn weather notes show east portions with rain and slightly rising temps in west.Virginia forecast calls for cloudy to colder with rain in extreme east while central areas stay fair.Kentucky expected fair and colder tonight then rising temperatures Tuesday across portions.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Kentucky
Fatal highway crash near Johnson City kills youth
One youth died and another injured in a Johnson City Kingsport highway wreck five miles north of Johnson City. Fred M. Cash, 24, Washington County, died in a hospital at 3 a.m. Chase, 28, driver, was under $500 bond for manslaughter.
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Kingsport
Fred M. Cash
Washington County
Burl Chase
Claude Buckles
Rex Pierce
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Buckles
New Type Cooking School To Be Sponsored By Times
The Kingsport Times announces a new Motion Picture Cooking School titled Star in My Kitchen to be shown at the State Theatre on December 13 14 and 15. The free event invites all community members to learn pantry and cake making through entertaining instruction and a romantic plot. Hollywood actors will appear and viewers will see equipment and demonstrations proving pies cakes and salads can make them stars in their kitchens.
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Monon Picture
Polish Jews Expelled as Nazi Purge Expands in Germany
Berlin and Warsaw reports indicate further anti Jewish measures as Polish origin Jewish women in Germany were ordered to leave by January 1. About 14,000 expelled women remain near borders with passports up for revalidation. German Jews face new restrictions and churches face policy shifts as the Nazi regime tightens control.
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Jewish Relief Committee
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Fiery Actress Of Czarist Russia Begins Court Fight For Freedom
S Bee. La Plow, fiery actress of Couri began today a court fight for freedom. She is accused of complicity with vanished husband Gen Nicholas Stabline in kidnapping Gen Eugene de Miller who disappeared Sept 22, 1947. De Miller’s wife and German attache links loom large in a sensational mystery rooted in émigré circles.
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Alexandre Koutepaff
Skabline
Alde
Iron Guard clash wounds colonel in Cernauti riot
In Cernauti Romania two youths linked to the Iron Guard shot and slightly wounded a colonel amid government action against the group. One assailant, Leonite Lututovic, 18, was captured. The attack followed the regime’s crackdown after Corneliu Zela Cadaranu and 16 followers were killed during a prison escape attempt.
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Cernauti
Rumania
Leonite Lututovic
Crigtesku
Reciprocal trade extension sought on voyage to Lima
Secretary Hull, leading the U S delegation to the Pan American conference, aims to extend reciprocal trade agreements with Latin America. Speaking at Guayaquil he urged reducing trade barriers while noting signings with the United Kingdom and Canada and negotiations with Venezuela. The Britain accord links the region’s two largest traders, the United States and the UK.
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Ecuador
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Venezuela
Great Britain
Canada
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Hope Fades for Viaduct and Armory Construction This Year
City officials said construction of the Center street viaduct extension and the combined armory and civic center is unlikely this year due to exhausted Public Works Administration funds and no current federal source. If Congress grants an additional appropriation, Kingsport could begin later. the storm water drain canal proceeds under WPA support, with total project costs around 421336 and local share 222899. The canal already received 54795 from the WPA.
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PWA
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Tennessee
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Daladier vows to keep all French territories amid Italy and Germany
Premier Daladier stated France would not give up any territory including Corsica and Tunisia, and planned visits to those regions after the new year. He urged calm amid Italian protests, said France would defend the integrity of its lands, and signaled readiness for French German talks following a no war pact.
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Daladier
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Tunisia
Italy
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Italy to press France on future date demands
Virginio Gayda, Mussolini’s spokesman, indicated Italy would make demands on France at a future date. The report notes his role and the undecided timing of the push.
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Ohioan Bound Over for Slaying of Pastor Father
CHILLICOTHE, Ohio. Robert Bready, 29, pleaded innocent to the first degree murder of his pastor father Dr Russell H Bready. Bound over to the county grand jury, denied bond, to be presented around Jan. 3. Prosecutor Lester Reid said Bready confessed to shooting during a walk to spher us. Deputy Sheriff Lawery to take him to the father's funeral tonight.
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Bready
Russell H Bready
Lester E. Reid
Spher Us
Sherifton Lawery
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Court expands NLRB powers over single-state firms
The Supreme Court ruled the National Labor Relations Board may supervise a company operating in one state if its products reach interstate commerce. The decision, about Consolidated Eldison Company of New York, Inc., broadens NLRB authority while limiting its reach in abrogating certain collective bargaining contracts with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.
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Pickets Patrol Fisher Body Plant as GM UAW Strike Near End
Pickets remained on duty at Fisher Body Plant No 1 in Flint Mich as union members consider a strike settlement reached last night by UAW international officers and General Motors management. About 6400 workers involved. 3000 Buick workers sent home, Buick men returning today. Terms of settlement not disclosed. President Homer Martin cites a mis understanding.
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Fisher Body
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General Motors Corp
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Buick
Fisher
Homer Martin
UAW
Lawmakers Hint Hire in Spending
Washington dispatch reports that the 1993 Congress may spend at least 19.0 billion dollars with a possible peak near this year's record. Defense and relief costs drive higher appropriations as Roosevelt budget details await disclosure next month. House subcommittee begins regular appropriations for independent agencies. Rep. Woodrum says veterans and Social Security costs will rise. Armament program estimates reach about 1.5 billion dollars. Some call for tax increases to cover expenses. See funds increase.
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Roosevelt
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Kentucky's Leaf Sale Opens Today
Lexington Kentucky December five large portion of Kentucky's estimated burney tobacco crop totaling over 270 million pounds began sale today in Lexington the world's largest loose leaf burley market with five sets of buyers bidding from warehouses as growers sell to manufacturers. Kentucky's 22 other burley markets open tomorrow and parts of western markets opened last week.
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Kentucky
Bluegrass
Tobacco Mart
Santa Parade Lays Kingsport’s Christmas Spirit On Parade
Kingsport prepares a grand pre Christmas entry with a decorated sleigh drawn by four horses. Santa will ride from Cherokee and Market to The Circle and Broad Street accompanied by police, the Kingsport high school band, and 50 National Guard members. The parade aims to welcome over 15 000 people and kick off holiday shopping. A float with six Kingsport girls will toss 306 pounds of candy kisses to the crowd. Downtown stores stay open to 5 p.m. and gifts span toys to durable items as merchants promote low prices. National Guard members meet at 6 p.m. in uniform before joining the parade start.
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Kingsport
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Retail Merchants Association
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McLannon
Sixteen Die in Alabama Mishaps This Weekend
A weekend in Alabama saw sixteen deaths from violence, hunting, and traffic accidents. Cullman reported a six fatal crash, two more deaths from mishaps, two hunting casualties, five gunshot fatalities, and a stabbing of a Black woman. Several others were injured.
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State Police Warn Pedestrians on Highway Safety
State highway patrol issued a warning that pedestrians must walk facing traffic on highways or risk arrest. Kingsport officer Frank Williamson noted night visibility and driver approach as key dangers, with several near misses reported by motorists in the region.
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