Acheson Faces Senate On Hiss Ties And Policy
Senate hearings examined Dean Acheson ties to accused Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss as he seeks confirmation as Secretary of State. Acheson defended friendship with Hiss, denied influence over a Polish loan, and urged public hearings to address rumors of a softer stance toward Russia. Additional witnesses to be questioned.
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Hiss
Staite Depatt- Theht
Whittaker Chambers
Acheson
Brezeliy
State Departments
Truman
Acheron
George Marshell
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Achegon
Connally
George
D-Ga
Russia
Acheson Azould
Alger Hiss
State Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Chambers
Cripple Withdraws Larceny Warrants in Tennessee Youth Case
Sheriff J D Robins said Vera Mae Gibbs withdrew a grand larceny warrant against her son Robert Gibbs 22 who had been accused of taking funds from his mother to travel by wheelchair to Missouri. Gibbs was arrested in Chillicothe Mo last month at his mother's request.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Missouri
J. D. Robins
Vera Mae Gibbs
Robert Gibbs
Chillicothe Mo
New York Dancer Vicki Evans Sought Return to Clear Narcotic Charges
In New York dancer Vicki Evans, alias Yee, faces a California fugitive arrest as she seeks to clear narcotic charges but claims no funds to travel. Willie Howard, famed master of animaliers and Grand Opera horserider, dies after a long illness. Dr. Albert Einstein quips about will and world peace in a Brooklyn hospital. A 3 A Board of Trade petitions Canada for a new Havre Water post office amid local hopes. An elderly Caldwell recluse, Sarah Martin, leaves an estate valued over 100,000. Singer Marian Antoan debuts a new voice on a French stage expressing newfound courage after fears of a risky operation.
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New York
Vicki Evans
Hrrest
Vicki
Willie Howard
Albert Einstein Wittly
Brooklyn
Onak River
Man
Board of ‘Trade
Havre
March Of Dimes Solicitors Begin Canvass Friday
More than 200 solicitors for the March of Dimes drive will start a house to house canvass Friday under Chairman Page Preston. The effort will last two weeks with the Moose Club handling early street collections and the Jaycees and Civitan Club taking over later. Roy Acuff and the Snooky Mountain Boys will perform at the Civic Auditorium Friday at 7 80 p.m. with proceeds benefiting the Sullivan County Chapter. Tickets are sold at local vendors.
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Page Preston
American Association of University Women
AML
Preston
Moose Club
Jaycees
Civitan Club
Russell Smith
Roy Acuff
Civic Auditorium
Sncky Mountain Boys
Sullivan County
Sterchi's
Johnson- Gentry Furniture Company
Joseph's Jewelry
Palace
Tennessee Eantman Recreation Center
Roy Kinnick
Reds Lay Down Surrender Rules for Talks at Peiping
News dispatch from Peiping outlines Communist terms for national peace talks. Conditions include removal of Chiang Kai-shek and Li Tsung-jen, scrapping the constitution, a mutual cease fire, war crimes review, and a coalition with five Communist seats, three Kuomintang, and four other parties. Observers warn localized cease fires threaten government authority while fighting continues near Tientsin and Teh-shengmin Gate of Victorious Peace.
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Chiang Kai-shaw
Li Tsung-jen
Chiang
Kuomintang
Mery
Marakat Li Chi-sen
Last Week To Save On Times-News Holiday Offer
Readers of the Kingsport Times and Kingsport News can save with a holiday rate ending January 15. The offer cuts 4 percent for Times-News subscriptions, including daily and Sunday delivery for 8.50 per year, or daily only for 6.50, with new subscribers included. Mail subscriptions to the Times-News Circulation Department.
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Beth Aid
Kingsport Times
Kingsport News
Times-News
Feyn
Arkansas Court Gets First Call On Safe Suspects
Police pursued Pan Kaufman and Norman Wright in relation to a 3000 safe burglary at Holston Drug Co in December. Both were released on bond after posting 25 000 each, then fled to Texas. They face ten charges including burglary tools and narcotics storage.
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Cecil Durhany
Patreman W. B. Burchfield
Kingsport
Hopi
Arkansas
Pan Kaufman
Texutekana
Tosas
Norman Eugene Wright
Dallas
Holston Drug Company
Kaufman
Wright
Hope
J. Charles Still
Still
Texas
Lape
John RR
Cox
Walter Grey
Stilt
Kainman
Hugh Seby
Preston
Ark
Pontlec
Charles Corzine
Harald Bell
Texarkana
J. H. Porterfield
Arkanaan
Edgar R. Cahllowsy
Pepper Aims 30 Ahead On Major Health Program
Senator T'cep of Florida with Senators Murray and Humphrey push President Truman to back a comprehensive health bill. They seek to tie health insurance to a broader omnibus package including hospital construction aid medical research federal aid to medical methods students and Public Health Service expansion. They have discussed the plan with Federal Security Administrator Ewing who would study it before presenting it to the President.
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Washington
T'cepper
Truman
Florida
Trunton
Pepner
Murray
D-Mont
Humphrey Dminn
Osear KR. Ewing
Ewing
Pepper
U.S
Bealth Service
Lie Detector Breaks Guam Case With Three Black Suspects
The American governor of Guam reported three Black men Calvin Dennis 26 Herman Dennis 20 all of U S Air Force charged with kidnapping and assaulting Ruth Farnsworth 27 of San Francisco who died December 12 after a jade shop attack. The brothers allegedly struck Farnsworth knocked her unconscious and fled into the jungle. A lie detector and recovered items led to confessions and a detailed police reconstruction.
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Quam
Ruth Farnsworth
Sinoels
Pyt
Calvin Dennis
West All Saints St. Frederick
Herman Dennis
Blake St
Indianapolis
Denns
Betton
Tex
Robert W. Burns
North Lacey SL
Spokine
Wash
Calvin
Herman
Miss Farnsworth
San Francisco
Ton Marine
Solers Ant Marines
Miter
James T. Hackett
Guam
Hackett
Charles A. Pownall
Ex-Patrolman Guilty in Loudon Moonshine Case
Ex patrolman Rach mond Estes and co defendants Luther Irwin Earl Cochran convicted in federal court of possessing and operating an illegal distillery in Loudon County. Floyd Lee Phillips pleaded guilty. Jury found guilty on all eight counts. Judge Taylor deferred sentencing to allow motion for new trial.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rachmond Estes
Loudon County
Estes
Luther Irwin
Earl Cochran
Maryville
Floyd Lee Phillips
Friendsville
George C. Taylor
Hobart Atkins
London
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Winchester
Taylor
Divine Says Group Seeks Hospital Funds
T M Divine of Kingsport led a coalition of state hospital administrators and civic leaders in Nashville to request funds from the legislature for non profit general hospitals. He estimated a maximum 2 675 100 needed to match Hill Burton Act federal funds. Several facilities including Memorial Hospital Johnson City and Holston Valley Community Hospital Kingsport were named as approved for federal support.
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Nashville
Tenn
T. M. Divine
Kingsport
Divine
Memorial Hospital
Johson City
East Tennessee
Crippled Childrens Weepital
Chattanooga
Mental Hopital
Knoxville
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Charles H. Bacon
London
Emerald-Hodgson Hospital
Sewanee
State lawmakers weigh city election bills and transit control
Sullivan County lawmakers await word from the County Court on private Bluff City city attorney post and a general bill to put intra city bus regulation under the Public Utilities Commission. Senator Everhart cites local opposition to the Bluff City post and notes wishes of affected residents will guide action ahead of the Governor’s inauguration. A separate measure seeks state PUC control of intra city bus lines amid calls for better government and a new adoption law.
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W. Do. McAulties
Kingsport Times-News
Nashville
Sullivan County
Senator Everhart
Sama
Bluff City
Everhart
Senate
Sean
Public Utilities Commission
Knox
Chattanooga
Phillips
Knoxville
Assembly
TVA
State Commission
Angi Ahe
Dave
Bleff City
Oklahoma Assembly Debates 10-Cent Oleomargarine Tax Bill
lawmakers reopen discussion on repeal of the 10 cent per pound tax on colored oleomargarine. Rep Paul Phillips of Davidson County leads the debate amid a dark political mystery surrounding the measure.
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Ashville
Tenn
Tensoc
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Paul Phillips
Davidson County
Oklahoma
Assembly
Untidy Street Scene And Cold Weather In Kingsport
A young man signals a taxi near a junior high while five hitchhikers climb in. In a Post Office scene a man receives a stamp then stares in disgust as he stacks stamps and envelopes. Outside, doors open and close with careful grips as a curious crowd observes. Clouds linger and winds remain strong with a forecast of cloudy weather, a cold day in Kingsport. Temperature rose to 60 degrees Wednesday, fell to 35 this morning, after a noon high of 60 and a low of 35.
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Kingsport
California
Ikea
Lias
Ik Vais
Lock
City mL
Eden says both share blame for Palestine crisis
London Conservative spokesman Anthony Eden urged a joint British American effort to salvage Anglo American friendship amid Middle East tensions. He criticized Foreign Secretary Bevin's handling and questioned the purpose of British reconnaissance flights over Palestine Egypt border clashes. Parliament plans to reconvene next week amid rising party criticism.
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London
Anthony Eden
Palestine
Bevin
Eden
Warwick
U. .S. State Department
Anthony Edam
Winston Churchill
la Secent
Churchill
Acs
W. N. Warkey
Oklahoma City Slayings Linked to Donnelly Confession
Joseph Donnelly 68 admitted shooting Postal Inspector Harkins in a downtown Oklahoma City post office. U S District Attorney will seek a murder indictment as the similar Pruct case remains unsolved. Donnelly claimed forged 20 money orders and expressed long-standing grievances in letters to officials and publications.
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Oklahoma City
Joseph Donnelly
M. Harkins
U. S
Robert Shelton
Federal
Donnelly
Truman
Pow ‘Office
Matt Pruct
First National
Pruct
Harkins
Mounds
Okla
United States Post Office
Frank Walker
Elmer Thomas
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
New Republic Magazine
Daily Oklahoman and
Times
Odom Starts Gruelling Flight For Small-Plane Record
Jonalila-7 William P. B. Odom launched from Honolulu in the Beechcraft Waikiki Beach bound for New York, aiming to set a 1,281 mile small plane record. The craft carried a 185 horsepower engine as supporters watched near Diamond Head and a Navy PBY escorted briefly.
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William P.B. Odom
Joewar
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Diamond Head
Odom
Cmdr
William Harlian
Altadena
Callt
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March of Dimes Solicitors
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China
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Chicago
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Herman Deninis
Divine Says Group
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Tyre High School
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Oden
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