Bills Move to Tax Alcohol and Reform County Offices
Tennessee legislature considers a measure to let cities levy taxes on alcoholic beverages and a Polk County bill to abolish the office of county attorney. Key sponsors include Sen. Clifford Currey and Rep. A. Magailion. Hearings continue as debates over funds, transfers, and public purpose receive attention from both houses and party leaders.
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Bill Would Strip Bandy Of Most Power
Sullivan County delegates in the Tennessee General Assembly push two measures to curb County Judge AB Bandy by limiting his judicial powers and creating a county purchasing agent role. Judge Bandy says he was unaware of any move and notes his eight year term ends after 1912, while a separate line would trim his salary to cover limited county court services.
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Time News
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Brad F. Sar
Sullvan County
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Times Former Society Editor Dies in Alabama
Mrs. George P. B. Gabe aged 40, once society editor of the Kingsport Dimes, died in Sulutauga Ali following an operation. A native of Alabama, she lived in Kingsport after her husband’s job with the Kingsport Improvement Company. She was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include her husband and two sons. burial at Silnica.
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Kingsport Dimes
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First National Bank Directors Officers Renamed at Meeting
Reports show oaths and officer changes among the First National Bank directors. No dividend declared. Deposits grew to about 29 million with total assets near 82.2 million as of year end, while several names were redacted from the record.
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UN Arms Control Debate Sparks Security Proposals
The United Nations Security Council considers a compromise plan to accelerate disarmament talks. US, USSR, UK, and Australia present resolutions on arms regulation, verification, and a possible UN force to maintain world order.
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Reece Urges $8 Billion Cut in U S Budget
Republican chair Carroll Reece argues to cut the federal budget by about eight billion dollars without harming national defense. He claims prewar levels, wartime costs, and postwar programs justify sizable reductions while preserving essential services and supporting industry.
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Republican National
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Lee Sullivan County Bank
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Truman
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Truman To Meet With New Big 6 Leaders
President Truman plans a bipartisan White House conference with four Republican congressional leaders and Democratic leaders to discuss legislative confidences. The White House says the meeting will include Senate leaders Vanderberg and White and House Speaker Rayburn, among others, to discuss administration plans and confidences.
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Legder White
Seesker Martin
Bee
Court weighs own rights in UMW contempt case
Proceedings center on whether United Mine Workers leaders must pay fines for contempt as the case moves before the court. Justices question government seizure themes while Justice Frankfurter questions Assistant Attorney General Sonnemott about the record and legal routes in the Smith Connolly era labor dispute act. The court’s next opinion day is February 2 as arguments wind down.
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Dytina
Juaiter Frankfurter
John Sonmott
Smeith-Conrathy
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Argenownt
Paycho
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Marthers
Three City Groups Back Sessions Court Move in County Meeting
Three organizations in Sullivan County voiced support for establishing a sessions court. At a Legion Home gathering in Nashville, members of The Great Gronters Association and the Bindery Werkeze Union discussed uniting to push for a countywide court. The executive board backed a resolution urging Sullivan County to align with state leaders and improve county welfare through a proper court system.
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Nashville
Amaricos Legion
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Bindery Werkeze Union
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Canera
Senalona
Bullivan
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Carter
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Beomnd
Vrais
Sullivan
Two Georgia claimants clash as capitol showdown erupts
Rival governors Hillis Arnall and Herman Talmadge set up offices in the Georgia Capitol. Arnall, backed by the adjutant general and National Guard, refused to yield to Talmadge, who was named by the legislature to succeed Eugene Talmadge after the elder’s death. The confrontation ended with Arnall’s stand and Talmadge’s supporters pressing into the office.
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Georgia
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Hillis Arnall
Herman Talmadge
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
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Arnall
W. Collin
Marvin Griffin
Cright
Gila Ton
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Nagimpal Guard
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Grifin
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State Guard
Nationa Guard
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Agmall
Gokert
Mauthenal
Asyocintes
Cantader
Taluadge
Low Georgin
40000 Plus On Strike In English Areas
Large scale strike actions spread among London Dock, railway and transport workers amid demands for a 44 hour week and paid holidays. Union leaders consider government stance hardening as talks with employers and a new industrial council loom. Troop deployment and food deliveries to London become points of contention in the escalating labor dispute.
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Bobor Organ
Berle Calleoft
London
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Bristol J's Favor Sessions Courts Bristol J's Favor
Bristol Jaycees disclose Wednesday that their organization deepens engagement with general sessions. The group adopted a resolution endorsing this effort and sent a copy to the Silver County delegation for the upcoming session in Nashville.
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Bristol J's Favor Sessions Courts
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Amicable Crowd At Bruceton Amid Labor Tension
A Bruceton crowd gathers with shouts and tense exchange as local authorities and union organizers clash over presence at the Tam Tho plant. ACWA organizers Eula McGit of Birmingham and Mary Morgan of Knauville are urged to leave by a town leader, while Picketers and workers face a tense standoff at the scene.
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Lewin
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Spokook
Guy Wormen
Bina Gamated Clothing Workers of America
Tory Bogunite Gayet
Tam Tho
ACWA
Mise
Eula McGit
Birmingham
Mise Mary Morgan
Knauville
Bynd
Stegel
Huntingdon
Tenn
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Floyd
Lindet Cole
Seo Bruvetan
Senate Labor Group Plans Hearings On Labor Reform
Senate Labor Committee will open hearings on comprehensive labor reform proposals. Key witnesses include Senator Murray and other Democrat leaders while proposals cover mediation, wage reform, and a National Labor Relations Act overhaul with possible mediation boards and wage protections.
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Senate Labor Group
GOP Tax Managers Back Wartime Excise Bill
GOP tax managers sign off on a measure to extend wartime excise taxes on luxury goods such as jewelry furs and watches. The move aims to preserve revenue and enable possible income tax cuts while lawmakers weigh the impact on business and consumer spending amid postwar uncertainty.
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Border Disputes Face Big 4 in Treaty Studies
Report outlines tensions among major powers over a proposed peace treaty. Avatrian and other delegations discuss territorial questions and potential fact finding to study all claims. London dialogue signals possible mediation and a cautious path toward settlement.
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Countrey
Street Scenes and Weather Woes Shutdown City Streets
Reported scenes describe drenched pedestrians and chilly weather as commuters struggle through a damp day. The piece notes city authorities and residents seeking shelter and comfort while detailing the confusion and disruption caused by the downpour.
Bluff City Man Killed In Crash
A Bluff City man, Walter C. Maxvengtt of Tea City, was among three crew members aboard an Army bomber killed when the Flying Fortress crashed after takeoff. Majde Mosmengill, previously in Army service, was among the injured. another crew member, Paul Muawengill, from Mort Folie, Va, was aboard. The crash occurred near Patterson Field, Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday.
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Walter C. Maxvengtt
Tea City
Axniy
Raflaw Merth
Patterson Pield
Dayton
Olio
Tweraday
Momher
Infistad
Majde Mosmengill
Drgemont
Paul Muawengill
Mortfolie
Tommer
Kingupoet
Capehart Calls Delay on Tax Cuts Until Portal Pay Fix Found
Capehart told a Senate hearing that tax cuts should be postponed until a portal pay remedy is identified. He warned the looming portal pay costs threaten business stability and push up federal prices for goods and services. Senator Caperton urged a broader review by top officials to gauge industry impact and potential production disruption.
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General Sessions Court Backers Rally Local Groups
A jumble of organizations including American Legion Rotary Licks Mowsaky Civitas Chil League of Women Vater Hinespott Heal state Risa Ringport Merchants and more lines up with business unions chambers and professional clubs. The garbled list names many civic groups such as Chamber of Commerce Veterans of Foreign Wars and Bindery Workers Union among others.
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Hammond Poat
American Legion
Rotary
Licks Mowsaky
Civitas
Chil
League of Women Vater
Hinespott Heal
Risa Ringport
Amoition
Hunter Chamber of Commerce
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Baker Unions Business
Profrenionel Women's Clab
Amerizgn Lewion Aunimary
Credie Ceanters Association _ Bindery Workers Union
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