Fog and floods hit Oregon as highway crash injures man
A fog drenched Oregon highway collision injured Sanford Clements, 42, near Church Hill as two cars veered in the low visibility. The crash left one man hospitalized with lacerations while no other injuries were reported. Rain and freezing conditions spread across the region with heavier rainfall and colder air forecast for Tuesday night.
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Virginia
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Clements
Hiele
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Northwastern
Ohio
South Bend
Ind
Visi-T Dilley
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Costa Rica Faces First Test Under Defense Pact
Costa Rica seeks Inter American help to repel an invasion after gunfire and clashes at the Bay of Silencio near La Cruz. The government accuses Communist forces with Nicaraguan backing, outlawing the Communist Party and naming exiled Costa Ricans involved. Costa Rica’s ruling junta says troops and National Guard hold the border while officials weigh emergency measures and possible mutual aid under the Rio pact.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Western Hemisphere
Tadey
Nicaragua
Wi Suwu
Bay of Silinag
Pacific
Dmdn
la Cruz
Fikeon Ig
Rafael Calderon Guardim
Vehement Reds Snub Diplomacy at Paris Assembly
At the Paris General Assembly, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vishinsky attacked Britain and the United States in a late session clash. The council of the Organization of American States and a Rio Pact foreign ministers meeting urged continued cooperation as the assembly adjourned to reconvene in New York. The body voted 4 to 2 with one abstention to back the Republic of Korea as UN forces seek unification of Korea, despite Soviet opposition and calls to dismiss the Korean Commission.
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Russia
United Nations
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Vishinghy
Foonten
Brit‘pain
Council of the Organization of American States
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Ebse
Oper Fh
New York
Vishinaley
Sweden
Koves
South Korea
W& UN
Moream Commission
Korea
Sion
Vishy
Vishinsky
One Of Frisco Beauty Beaten Found Unconscious on Guam
Ruth Farnsworth, a noted Frisco beauty, was found unconscious and severely beaten in a Guam jungle near a curio shop after disappearing Saturday night. Police say the attack appears planned by a gang of several persons. she was rushed to a hospital in critical condition as Marines and island police hunted the assailants.
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Guam
Band
Cuan
Ruth Farnsworth
Pero
San Francisco
Misa Farnesworth
Ystar
Aline
Sbe
Ruth
Navy
Associated Press
Thestet
fAtine
Lawrences
Mexico
Latter Day Saints Church
Farnsworths
Miss Farnsworth
Fire Escapes Vanish from Pictston Township School
In Pictston Township Police Chief Frank Swift searches for several missing fire escapes at Barry Puddle School. Neighbors recall escapes from three weeks ago while a board member doubts any escapes were in use, with a state inspector noting none existed last week.
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Pictston Pa
Frank Swift
Barry Puddle
Pictston Township
Tos Childres
Martin Qring
Acteol
Five Times Wed Princess Dies Of Overdose Of Pills
Princess Lucy Cotton Einstain Tehiteherime, linked to the Mags hotel owner, was found dead at her Miami Beach home in what police call an apparent sleeping pill overdose. Detective John Deas of the Homicide Bureau said an empty bottle was found near her bed. exhusband Prince Vladimer Hirigean Tehutchetine, formerly of Russia, had filed for divorce but they remained on friendly terms. He arrived from New York for a two week visit and spoke with her by phone Saturday, calling it a tragedy.
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Lucy Cotton
Broadway
Miami’ Beach
A. Butler
Vanecian
Stedied
Iacer
St Pranciy Hospital
John. Deaseriet
Vladimer
Sxemer
Tribe's Arrival Delayed for Dobyns-Bennett Welcome
The Dobyns-Bennett football team arrival from Asheville will be delayed about an hour. The unbeaten squad will be met at 4:48 pm at the Sullivan Street underpass in Kingsport with a parade to Central block. Martin Marant will host the ceremonies with Dobyns-Bennett cheerleaders leading the event and speeches by city leaders and school officials.
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Mornday
Asheville
Noc
Kingsport
Birey Street
Dokyns-Bennett
Sullivan Street
Broad Street
Sullivan and
Center Streets
Dobyng-Bannett Band
Center Street
Martin Marant
Chears
Dobyna-Bannett
Armitage
H. J. Shively
Chastber, of Commerces
Clarence Pryan
Board of Education
Ray Marshall
Man Loves Scotties Despite Head Injury
Pittsburgh resident Edward Kuhn, 28, explains how his two Scottish terriers jumped on his shoulders while driving, causing a crash that left him needing fourteen stitches. He returned to the wrecked car, retrieved the dogs, and arranged a ride home.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Kullin
Kuhn
Mercer RD
Kube
Kulm
Shadyaide Mogpitat
China Seeks U.S. Aid as Europe Seeks Alliance
Washington reports say Chiang Kai-shek’s mission to Washington failed to alter U.S. stance. Officials expect no immediate American military help but push to finalize a North Atlantic Military Alliance with Britain France Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg to defend Western Europe. American officials see China’s role in Cold War strategy as critical though reactions are cautious.
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Europe
Witte. Cidng
Washington
United States
Canada
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Europe
Evertidy Rt
China
Alliance
Airlines To Sign Biggest Merger In Flying History
Air carriers New York-Pam American World Airways and American Overseas Airlines announce a merger plan to consolidate overseas routes to eleven European nations. American Overseas would dissolve. Pan American would absorb its assets. Approval by stockholders and the Civil Aeronautics Board required. Howard Hughes’s Trans World Air criticized the move.
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Pam
American World Airways
American Overseas Airlines
Concert
Civil Airormautics Board
Pan American World Airways
American Overtess
American Airlines
Oggmon
Ontome
U.S
trans-Atlantic Air Service
Howard Hughes
TransWorld Air
Hare
England's Prince Has Golden Hair Described At Birth
Princess Elizabeth's four week old baby is described by Countess Granville, sister of Queen Elizabeth, as having golden hair and angelic features. The infant, christened in Bucking Palace, is cited as a hopeful heir to the British throne.
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Elizabeth
Beby Sage
Mpelden
Qacaplenbarn
Granville
Bucking
Dean Palace
Whdé
Greeneville May Extend City Limits Amid Growth Debate
Greeneville weighs extending city limits to 4 12 miles beyond current boundary as east Tennessee towns eye annexation. Officials cite potential sales tax and state revenue gains, plus expanded police fire street and sewer services, while projections warn of costs and service obligations for new areas and residents. Local governments seek greatest benefit from federal funds while population growth accelerates.
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Greemeville
Greeneville
L Greemeville
GTR
Sevenues
Greene Iville
Reds in Germany Seek New Government in next Spring
A British-licensed paper reports German Communists negotiating with Soviet authorities to form a Republic of Eastern Germany next spring after a purge of their party. Max Sydowitz named as president, with Kerlyhorst talks cited and Socialist Unity Party denials.
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Max Sydewitz
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Peeskiemt
Telegraf
Kerlyhorst
Bechz
Mosiths
Et A
Socialist Unity Party
Telegrat Agit
Ratte
Telegra
Daisy Mountain feud figures to appear on radio plea
Daisy Mountain residents Mrs Eyhel Parker and Francis Barris plan a joint trip to New York for a We The People radio broadcast to urge an end to a year-long feud that has left several people injured and led to multiple indictments. Parker, wife of Pap Parker, was wounded in March. Barris is related to a slain man, Wilcox, the feud’s first fatality. They say the program aims to calm hostilities and let families raise their children without old grudges.
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Chattarooga
Tenn
New York
Violet Dent
Daisy Mountain
Eyhel Parker
Francis Barris
We the People
Barris
Willie Lee Barris
Samuel Davitt Wilcox
Wilcox
Mermtttary County
Wilcow
Coleman
Tynsley
Hillis Hatfield
Hamilton County
Esmilton
Parker
Harrig
Bartis
Woman in the Rain Walks Broad Street Laughing
A young woman wearing a raincoat and galoshes strides along Broad Street in the rain. She whistled, carried a parasol, and appears oblivious to the wet conditions, with water dripping from her hair down her back.
Market Shows Sport Of Activity In Bristol Traffic
Fragmented OCR text describes a busy market scene and traffic delays on Bristol Highway. Mentions car stalls, radio stations, fuel stops, and fluctuating prices with scattered names and unclear actions. Conveys a sense of activity and shifting prices amid a noisy roadside moment.
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Bristol Highway
Abe
State Elector Votes Thurmond Elector Votes Thurmond
The article reports Thurmond receiving a Tennessee electoral vote from Preston Packs, with Wright for vice president, while Truman remains ahead in the popular and electoral counts. Dewey holds 289 electoral votes. Thurmond 39. Truman 2,164,548 nationwide.
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Truman
Tennessee
J. Strom Thurmond
Chis
Thomas E. Dewey
Thurmond
Dewey
Trumentee
Malcolm Hill
Senate
Congress
Truman Asks Raise For Cabinet Officers
President Truman urged Congress to raise cabinet officers pay from 42000 to 82900 and to boost salaries for top government leaders. The move comes as investigations into hooded band activity in Grundy County, Tennessee, spread fear amid arson and threats to witnesses. Deputy Fire Marshal Webb and Sheriff Meeks said the purge targets corruption, while a grand jury probe into illegal liquor stalled by a fire destroying key evidence and several local properties.
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Tra
James KE. Webb
Webb
Senate
Tartar
Sloan
Hermex Hobbs
Gromdy County
Grand
Fae Winter
Ater
Easton Brown
Sree
Grady [Scrizga
Tate's
Atore
Coal Stockpile Fears Loom Over Union Bargaining
Washington reports that mining chief John L. Lewis could use a holiday pause as a counter move to stockpile coal for 40 to 60 days. Operators fear pressure to cut prices as large reserves near a critical threshold, with 49 million tons previously noted and forecasts of 30 million tons if cold weather persists.
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Washington 2
Softiess
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Towfever
Stith
Brig
Hertin
Dl) Daily Journal
Bee. Lewis
Smoke Case Hearing Set for Wednesday in Coal Law Fight
Kingsport Chancery Court clerk Bowrer stated a hearing likely to occur Wednesday in the coal dealers versus city suit. The city seeks dissolution of an injunction blocking enforcement of a law restricting coal with over 3 percent volatile content within city limits. The injunction has been in effect since November 3 after the dealers filed the chancery bill challenging the law.
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Jack) Bowrer
Kingsport Chancery Caum
Robert Delan
Joe Wortes
Guty
Nest
He Clark
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