Kingsport Dads 7 Top List Of Fired New Selectees 6
Kingsport draft board announced a December call for selectees from the Kingsport area. After induction, the men will join various services then report to training stations. The list includes many names and addresses of potential inductees from the community.
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Kingsport
Dads
Father Oun
Kings
Port Thurad
Fort Oglethorpe
Draft Board
James
Albert Biza
Wred Robint Steadman
Raymond Lawrence McKinney
William Lawle
Andorwn
Val Edwards
Clarence How Na Blohner
Nolxon
Robert Smith
Jenistevens McCurry
Rox Dinner
Wid
Clifton Mowdy
James Ralph Cliiford
Abraham Hurst
Walter Gerade
Bailey Alexander Horndames
Allen Hyatt
Davert
Ralph’ Planary
Marl
Andrew Cartity
Willie Leo Contin
James Guy Sith
Wilem Charles Robinson
Jaty Lott Overbay
Robb Leo Salth
Thomas Caylor Courtney
Molph
D. Kinstead
Earl Clayton
Rupert Thomas Green
John Branc
Akers
Roland James Heel
Glen Marioco Osborne
Darl Alleys
Waltnto Junior Dickens
Ing Wiley Grace, Jr
Willan Honalay
Tred
Winston
Joe Foster
Dul
Austin Durham
James Nia-Jones
James Garland
Edgares Gepic
Gbarieg
Taatan Hix
Pinteau
Charley Lay Wynne
Arn Vinten Carpanter
Carbtonian
Wilkerson
Haaxclomer Pubh
Morton William Rastall
Abbot
Samuel Wilson
Clint Car- Ruinter
James Philips
George Bolisle
Harmon Harold Weigat
Vernon Mays
How- Me
Otto Tatturmant Myers
Cecil
Ane ‘Wolfe
Damiod Chy Mende
Wee
Clarence Winegat
Dumps
Ane Toon
Leona McCoy
Car
Ly Stukey
Macle
Trndlitt
Watley
Samuel Bishop
Hes Noal Clark
Sam Robarts
Bay Saunas
Sylvester Blaclarr
Veale
Harmon Lane
Lawrence Paragee
George Washington Wied Kine
Glen Light
Borl Glin Mullins
Gan
Senators probe by the drink retailers liquor supply
Washington lawmakers pressed for a general inquiry into distilled spirits shortages affecting state stores and retailers. Senator Ferguson said Michigan style outside purchases and quotas may fuel a black market as the Office of Price Administration reports widespread price violations and hefty overcharges, with distillers still able to meet some demand.
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Washington
Pmiteee
Senger Ferguson
R-Mich
Merguson Sild
Ohio
New Jersayy
Ferguson
Michigan
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Jay
Samuel Fishman
CFA
Berguson
Senale
Ilquor
Turkey Eyes Cairo Ties But Holds War Future
Foreign Minister Numan Menemnioglu said Turkey’s Cairo talks with Roosevelt and Churchill have drawn Turkey closer to the Allied camp while stressing policy remains unchanged. He noted strengthened alliance with England and suggested Turkey’s move toward war is gradual rather than imminent. Inonu’s Ankara reception showed strong public enthusiasm as officials planned cabinet briefings on Cairo.
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William B. King
Ankers
Turkey
Numan Menemundioglu
Igmet Inonu
Ceiro
Roosevelt
Churchill
Aled
America
Russia
England
Atreas
Inonu
Cairo
Antera
Inenu
Hia ‘Abinet
Eliti
United Nations
Germany
London
Tnanu
Inany
Great Britain
United States
Belic
Inanu Hadeen
Inanu
Uluy
Churchil
Stalin
Ismet Inonu
Winston Churchill
Union
Tuckey
CE Wii
Facadio
General Ike Poker Theory Wins Generals And GIs
General Dwight D. Eisenhower sparks pride across the Fifth Army after joking about odds in a poker hand. A soldier asks about a full house and Ike estimates the odds at 1 082 800 to 1. Doughboys respond with letters praising the general as a great strategist and thinker.
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Naples
Dwight D. Biasenhower
Fifth Army
Hisenhower
Stars and Stripes
Soviet Push Threatens Encirclement of German Forces
Soviet forces claimed to outflank Znamenka and capture Sharovka 15 miles south after advancing from Pantaevka, severing a Znamenka–Nikolaev rail branch and threatening a German escape route. German gains are paid for by high losses as Vatutin's First Ukrainian Army withdraws under heavy tank assault, with about 2,000 German dead reported in the area.
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Nimitz
Marshalls
Mid- Pacific
Gilberts
Mimlés
Znamenka
Sharovks
Pantaevka
Kirovograd
Elizavetgradka
Birovograd
Nikoll
Vatutin
Kiev
Chernyakhov
Red Army
Valentin
Britain Hardens Stance on Tito Led Yugoslav War
Britain signals sterner policy toward King Peter’s exile government as Tito’s Partisans gain British backing and form a provisional government led by Dr. Ivan Bihar with Tito as armed forces head. Mihailovic’s Chetniks clash with Partisans amid rising tensions and a looming Balkan invasion.
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Washington Sr
Peter
Tita
Yugoslavia
Tito
Josip Brow
Britain
United States
Russia
Chetnik
Draja
Mihailovic
Balkan
Richard Ee. Law
Old Commons
Germany
Mihanovic
Henry Maitland Wison
Mace
Ivan Bihar
Fifth Army pushes down Mt Croce ridges toward Rome
Allied forces stormed the ridge of Mt Croce near Mt Camino and pressed toward the Garigliano River. Fifth Army troops breached mountain walls, captured high ground west of Venatro, and moved toward pathways leading to Rome amid German resistance and heavy artillery support. Montgomery’s Eighth Army reports new crossings of the Moro River and proximity to Pescara while Italian fronts see improved weather aiding operations.
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Mt. Croce
Eighth
Fifth Army
Algiers
Mt. Camino
Garigliano River
Mark W. Clark
Mt. Maggiona
Rome
Maggiore
Rocca Devandro
Camino
Venatro
Naal
Filignano
Acros
Cassino
Bernard L. Montgomery
Eighth Army
Orsegna
Insland
Adzistic
Montgomery
Moro
Pescare
Morocco
Ortona
Pescara
Calaoritto
Carhino
Hnally
Frm
Alfied
Greece
Allied Bombs Level Jop Shore Defense
Allied air forces pound New Britain to flatten shore defenses as preparations grow for MacArthur’s New Guinea advance. Over 1300 tons of explosives hit Gasmets base and Cape Gloucester area while Australian forces press on the Huon peninsula. Destructive raids target supply dumps and gun positions, with Kinkaid’s destroyers shelling targets.
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Allied Headquarters
New Britain Island
Douglas MacArthur
New Guinea
Adm
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Cape Gloucester
New Britain
Huon Peninsula
Allies
Senate panel trims tax bill and adds renegotiation checks
Washington The Senate Finance Committee cut about 190 million from the House tax bill and opened amendments to ease contract renegotiations for war time materiel. The panel created a central price adjustment board, allowed court appeals on term changes, and kept contracts under 500 thousand from renegotiation, while approving postal rate increases and seeking Treasury analysis on the renegotiation provisions. Randolph Paul voiced displeasure as excise tweaks passed, with income rate decisions still pending.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
George
D-Gs
Treasury
Joint Committee On Taxation
House
Central
Senate
Randolph Paul
Treasury Counsel
Morgenthau
Eight Die In Explosion At Gulfport Plant
Eight persons killed and three injured in a Phoenix Naval Stores Inc plant explosion five miles north of Gulfport Mississippi. Fourteen affected by fire and debris, property damage estimated at 250 thousand dollars. Names listed include Henry Jeptha Hurst and seven unnamed Black workers.
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Gulfport
Muiss
Phoenix Naval Stores, Inc
Here
Henry Jeptha Hurst
Cotton Ed Seeks New Democratic Party in the South
Senator Wilson D. Smith of South Carolina urged creating an independent Democratic party in the South arguing it could hold the balance of power in the Electoral College. He criticized Harry Hopkins and cited ongoing Senate debates over Southern support for war ballot measures and party leadership amid tensions with Byrd and Guffey.
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Washington
Asser Otion
Wilson D
Cotton Ha
Smith
Bailey
Democratic Party
Harry Hopkins
Senate
Senator Byrd
D-Val
Guffey
D-Pa
Byrd
Turkiye Border Tensions Grow As Troops Seated
Reports from Bern and Sofia indicate Turkish border troops fortified the frontier with Bulgaria and Greece. A state of emergency halted traffic as nervousness over possible Allied invasion mounts in the Balkans. Germany moved divisions toward the Bulgarian border while Sweden cites Turkish readiness and a nonaggression pact with Germany remains.
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Sweenhound
Ourney
Ceremany
Bulgaria
Greece
Bern
Switzerland
Balkans
Svenska Dagibladet
Turkey
Dardanelew
Russia
Dardanelles
Ankara
Southeastern
Europe
Turky
Berlin
Balkan
Gestapo
Budapest
Stockholm
Soci Demokraten
Sofia
Firivate
Bersin
Foreign Office
Germany
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Stalingrad
Tybater Churchill
Praident Roosevelt
Teheran
NEASS
Fearmurug
Japan
Navy
Marshall Islands
Gilbert Yslands
Chester W. Nimbs
U. S. Oerrisr
Jeland
Chungking
Ithe
Changtosh
Hunan
Changteh
Changsha
Japaara
Changtch
Hunan- Szechwan
Yuan River
Occo
Joseph W. Stilwell
Sreadquarters
Wotje
Kwajalein Atoll
Flatelops
Makin Island
Betla Telot
Terowa Atoll
Marshalla
Charley A. Pownal
Marcus Tawnd
Ike
Moscow
Znamenka-Nikolaiy
Tinaner River
King Peter
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