Shipping Reopens Coast After Longshore Strike
Pacific Coast shipping resumes as five unions return to work after a prolonged walkout. APL Sailors and other unions reach guarantees avoiding jurisdiction disputes. Major ports face backlogs but expect cargo flow to normalize in two to three weeks. Meanwhile a search plane reports sighting survivors of a downed C transport near Johnston Island, with details pending official confirmation.
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Fragmented Keyboard Rant Sparks Christmas Scene
A quizzical OCR fragment depicts a telephone operator confusion amid holiday bustle. The scene hints at crowded streets with shoppers and a teetering debate over trimming or removing a garish item, ending with a chaotic, festive mood.
Senator O Mahoney argues for profits tax on big firms
Senator O Mahoney cites the 1920 financial crash to urge reimposing a profits tax on large corporations while proposing exemptions for small entities. He argues higher government revenue is needed to fund recovery and foreign aid and warns against deficit financing.
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Grandmother Kidnaps Grandchildren by Plane
A 50 year old grandmother faces a kidnapping warrant for allegedly abducting her four grandchildren by chartered plane. Zoe Lynch, father of the children, says their mother and he shared custody. Mrs. Whathier King of Venice is identified as the grandmother. Police traced reports of a possible Las Vegas or Albuquerque flight and a move toward New York City.
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Lynch
Santa Monica
Sivea
New York
Probers Set to Present Spy Network Proof to Jury
The House Committee on American Activities plans to present what it calls definite proof of a Soviet spy network connected to the State Department before the war. Investigators led by William A. Wheeler will deliver copies of search papers to a New York grand jury probing Communist espionage. The effort includes seizures from Whittaker Chambers, now editor of Time Magazine, who held roles with the Communist underground in Washington and later split with the Reds. Public release faces possible closure and international repercussions.
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Weather Forecast for Kingsport Area
Colder conditions expected with clear to partly cloudy skies. Highest temperatures near 37 degrees in the day, with last night’s low around 47 and yesterday’s high about 52. Tonight’s forecast calls for a low near 20 degrees and more cold air moving in.
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Greek Guerrilla War Fails to End in Truman Report
President Truman said Greek morale sagged and the guerrilla campaign failed to end despite over 170 million dollars in U S arms and supplies. A separate report praised Turkish aid as showing progress in strengthening forces to resist Communist pressures while Greece faces continued internal security challenges.
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Western Allies urge Russia to disown rump Berlin government
Western powers urged the Soviet authorities to disown the rump Berlin government and resume cooperation in a united western led administration. They warned that without Russian agreement chances for ending the Berlin crisis would dim. The memorandum to UN neutral experts cited interference with Berlin's constitutional functioning and urged elections under a restored constitutional framework. The move followed the Berlin elections in which western sectors showed strong turnout.
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Bertin
Times-News Covers Bow Game Ahead of Orange Bowl
The Times-News plans extensive coverage of the Bow rivalry with daily stories and action photos. Staff photographer by Hillis and Einoas, editors Raad Tact and others will deliver sections in Saturday and Sunday editions, weather permitting.
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Times-News
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Tennesse
Morrison Citian In Fair Condition After Knife Attack
Morrison citizen Charles L. Mann was found on the sidewalk in the 400 block of Sullivan Street with multiple knife wounds after a reported theft. He was admitted Sunday to Holston Valley Community Hospital and remained in fair condition after treatment. Patrolman J. M. Broyles headed to City Mission to aid police headquarters in the investigation.
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City Mission
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Hite Atak
Aid to Greece and Turkey dwarfs China military help
Estimates show U S military aid to Greece and Turkey nears 230 million dollars while aid to Chiang Kai-shek's forces totals about 3 million in the same period. Chinese authorities say program costs could rise to 1.05 billion annually, far above current funding, as Chiang presses for greater support.
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Turkey
Chiang Kaishek
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China
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Mme
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Aive
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Frumén
Congress
Sweeping Anti Russian Victory Reported In Berlin Vote
Early unofficial returns from western Berlin show a strong shift to anti Soviet parties led by the Social Democrats with 766 seats and 84.63 percent of cant votes in the fragmented tally. Western Berlin voters turnout nears 64 percent, while Russian controlled East Berlin faced a separate ballot and censorship. The result is hailed as a plebiscite for freedom against communism and may influence postwar governance under Allied oversight.
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Six Die in California Private Plane Crash
Navy reports a single engine sports plane crashed in ragged mountains four miles north of Br lines California, killing six naval personnel. Fog shrouded the area as wreckage spread across a wide 2 mile stretch on The Rocks. Bodies to be recovered today as investigators identify victims via light tag and wallet papers found at the scene.
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Yerba Buena
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