Harrison plan for budget committee dies in split
Washington January 4 supporters of the Harrison budget plan concede it is dead for this session as Senate economy advocates vow a fight to cap Roosevelt spending. Senator Harrison proposes 12 senators and 12 representatives to study and limit spending, with House leaders opposing and aiming to keep expenditures within the president’s estimates.
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Japan's Cabinet Resigns as Abe Steps Down at Palace
Premier Nobuyuki Abe resigns today amid strained Tokyo relations with the United States over trade and the Yangtze issue. Reports say new premier Shunreky Teel may lead government, signaling a potential shift before the January 26 trade treaty deadline.
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Washington
Vilrahite
Imperial Palace
Jaju Cablnet
Peace Parley Set for Pan-Am Group
Delegates from seven American nations named as a neutrality committee by Pan American meet in Rio de Janeiro to discuss protecting a safety zone around the Western Hemisphere and to prepare measures for joint declarations or action by individual governments in response to violations of neutrality near the Atlantic.
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Panam
Western Hemisphere
Brettain
Puta del Este
Silent Relatives Of Blast Victims Get Last Of Pay
W Va jan 1 app silent survivors of a mine disaster received final pay envelopes for 92 men lost or missing after an explosion at the Pond Greek Pocahontas Coal Corp No 1 Bartley mine beneath Bartley Virginia. Relatives watched as recovered bodies were brought to surface amid exhausted workers who had worked four nights and three days in the dangerous rescue.
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Knox County Liquor Ring Probed by Grand Jury
A Knox County grand jury investigates a booming illegal liquor network leading to seven men and a woman charged with selling and possessing liquor and conspiracy. Patrol Chief Lynn Bomar and deputies report books listing payments labeled off to officers, with a mysterious “JS. C. OC” receiving over $3,000 in bribes. Sheriff J Carroll Cate calls for a full probe amid graft suspicions, as officials estimate bootleg revenue may reach millions yearly.
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Belgium recalls troops as Nazi threats loom at home
Brussels reports indicate abrupt recall of Belgian soldiers from leave amid intensified German troop movements on the frontier. Defense ministry cites no official reason, but observers note growing alerts and cancellations of local engagements. Officials in Ange say Belgian forces are being brought back to key posts nationwide.
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Community Hospital to Add Wing After 65000 Grant
The Community Hospital board announced a 65000 Commonwealth Fund grant as its share of a 110000 addition project. Architects’ plans should be ready soon, then bids will be invited and contracts awarded. Kingsport is noted as the first and only city to receive an enlarged grant after the initial appropriation.
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Scandinavian Nations Aid Finland With Volunteers and Arms
Scandinavian countries are sending men and munitions to assist Finland against the Soviet threat. Despite neutrality, citizens report rising support as volunteers flock to join Finnish forces. Observers estimate thousands of volunteers, with Denmark, Norway, and Sweden facilitating enlistment and training abroad. Americans and others are enlisting via Sweden, which eases officer transfers to Finnish service.
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Soviet Claims Finnish Front Stays Firm Amid Bombing
Moscow reports no major changes at the front as Soviet air raids on Helsinki and nearby towns continue. The dispatch cites heavy bombardment, casualties, and denies foreign reports of a collapsing line, while noting Finnish resistance and Soviet air superiority across the Karelian Isthmus area.
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Nazi ration cards bar Jews amid shortages in Berlin
In Berlin a public note reports Jews face new rationing limits for Jan 15 to Feb 11, with meat caps at 425 grams and all vegetable coupons invalid. Restrictions include stamped lotter J cards, denial of general ration cards, and exhibition bans on stores before noon. Authorities cite stock shortages and discrimination as deeper hardship.
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Berilin
Germany
State Patrols Active in County Raid Nets One From Moonshine
In Kingsport area over the past 86 hours, the Highway Patrol led a raid on Ed les Steak House on Johnston City highway. Patsy Kuster was arrested on possessing liquor charges, with 14 pints seized from a hidden kitchen area. One man, Swyster, was fined 40 after arraignment. Heeh Cheahan was arrested on warrants for illegal moonshine sales.
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Lynn Bormar
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Belviders
Johnston City
Patsy Kuster
Bomar
Ditchen
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Arra
T. Mack Ketvon
Swyster
Couty
Tom Ail
Heeh Cheahan
Warrandlang
Oswarts
Affidavits Accuse Sullivan County Officers of Fee Grabs
Affidavits allege Sullivan County officers used fee grabbing and shakedowns during enforcement, naming at least five deputies. Witnesses describe coercive tactics, demands for cash, and forged affidavits while some defendants faced charges for traveling or transporting liquor and others denied knowledge of violations. Authorities report officers warned of disciplinary action and promised to settle for sums as high as twenty five dollars per person in several cases.
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Tivan
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