Marshall Delayed By Rough Weather
Weather delays President Truman’s travel as Marshall’s schedule shifts from Chicago to the capital. White House plans show emphasis on relief to weather affected events and a Diplomatic conference agenda with ministers in Moscow.
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Marshall
Ciicara
Vallapad
Union Station
Hellnop
Sig
Conmand Hendgimetars
Marshall Courmlagieg
WSC
Ruvhink
White House
Erie
Truman
Marahill
Juntles
Vinson Dryeres
Troma
Stata Burns
Spartusburg
S. A
Ree Barwnall
Official Asserts Easy Victory For Sales Tax Likely
A Bristol Virginian news report notes officials claim an easy win for a proposed sales tax. Lawmakers and merchants discuss potential impact on Bristol and Southwest Virginia, with voices from Bristol town leaders and regional merchants stressing the tax’s effect on local commerce.
Demands Probe Of Portal Pay Suit
A fragmented report describes calls for a probe into a portal pay case involving Judge Frank Phektd of Dotnet and House and Senate figures. Testimony referenced large sums and corporate involvement, with references to Chrysler and labor issues.
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Frank Phektd
Dotnet
House of Representatives
Eastland
Ise
Senate
Hastigycoskast
Pleadare BR
Kerman
New York
Atlarany Rene
Chrysler Corporation
Mushtymi
Unclear Street Scene Transcript From Pourg Mannii
Fragmented OCR describes a street scene with dinner fears and a party at a house. Mentions a theater, a chicken between a company, and several garbled names and events. The text is highly corrupted with no clear subjects or dates to anchor a precise summary.
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Mannii
Cori
Jane
Alec Emren
Talmadge Standoff Over Georgia Governor’s Office Refused
Georgia headlines report Governor Talmadge resisting recognition of Thompson as acting governor. Courts urge adherence to law while Ferguson court actions detail Sullivan County cases and convictions. Protests at the state capitol accompany moves to appoint an acting executive. officials debate oath words and executive power as the legislature considers responses.
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Talmadge
Thompson
Shelburne
Porgison
Sullivan Couny
Volor
Gerturah
Sullivan
Chredit
Pergu
Fosguees
Willemly Prolvodt
Spenin
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Elsango
Aimee
Thane
Socialiam
Tatelitarianien
Sadiq Pergamon
Paro
McCard
Sullivan County
Efrewig
Sulivan
Judie Ferguson
Janeery
Sulivan County
Tadeo Ferguson
Atlantia
Ap—Berman Talmadge
I & Driek
M. E. Thompson
Georgia
Duak
Atlante
University of Georgia
Wate
Tomser
Talmeadwe
Valerie
Wiiven
Taheedse
Senate
Thortrpaet
Tatleds
Abtormey
Gener
Eugere Cook
Thompnen
Tard
Ets Arnall
Talmadges
State Senate
State of Georgia
Paowe
Crittie
Gtracp HS
Celta
Rome
House of Representatives
Communists Win in Nationwide Parliamentary Election
The Communist dominated bloc appeared to win about half the seats with a strong showing by PSL and PSI opposition. Analysts note electoral irregularities and court challenges to the results as parties claim victory and prepare protests.
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Wanaw
Governanene Blac
Tadiay
Nontacig Cho Sanday
Enat Fm Tho
Wren
Poayamt Party
PSI
Wis
PSL
Sid Hur
Yerhey
Byrd Seeks 32 Billion Cap for U S Budget Debate
Senate negotiator Byrd proposes a 32 billion dollar top limit on the U S federal budget. He cites potential immediate savings and notes that a broad administration reform could trim spending without harming national defense. Some Republicans push for larger cuts and tax reductions.
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Byrd
U. S
Fenroter
Alesb
Wilsiten Hicatet
Teilitary Reependitires
Byrd Aakt
National Defensa
Doe Illa
TADV
OOP Kovernment
Couk
Patt
Agurg
Tome
Hease
Wncomie
Merger Plan Hits Bumps In Congress and Media Noise
Fragmented text reports a merger plan facing bumps in Congress with unnamed figures and garbled phrases. It mentions Whithington-e-Prascient Eruime Ho plan, Senate reports, and references to House leaders, committees, and possible executive actions amid unclear details.
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Congress
Aden
Senate
Rhea. Com
Mavs Danietaien Son
Chalemm
P Gurkey
RSD
Memmac Seuvieds Cémenitton
Dinsronp
Bat Seneton
Aiakg
R-Ny
House Armed Servicer Group
Talen Vevera
Ty Walfeuthon
Ewecu
Sndrews
Buck Cleek Pardoned by Gov McCord Amid Controversy
A historic pardon dated January 25 from Governor Jim Wang MeoCard frees Buck Cleek, former county figure known for church and community work. Despite appeals and a Circuit Court ruling, the Supreme Court denied reversal, and local leaders praise the clemency while urging continued adherence to county laws.
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Csuciks Cigale
Bim McCord
Cha
Sulvas
Buck
Lvnriows
Chizatia
Inchadhag
Jim Wangs
Moscow Attacks Dulles Statement
A garbled London based report alleges a Soviet attack critique of Dulles. The fragment references international tension, claims of territorial seizures, and remarks attributed to unnamed officials, with mentions of U.S. and Soviet positions and a wartime era context.
Britain Quietly Reconsiders Polish Recognition
Unclear British response to Polish government in exile as London debates whether to withdraw recognition over the Polish claim to German territories east of the Oder and Neisse. Sources indicate the move could be drastic, with no final decision reported.
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Alder
Veghane
Sinking Toll Rises With 437 Dead In Shipping Disaster
Reported figures show 437 dead after the liner Crash whaler ship went down near Fagfine. Survivors and rescuers describe frantic efforts as wireless operators and crew battled to save passengers. Only 196 survivors credited, with many perishing as the vessel sank rapidly after the explosion and loss of rudder control.
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Athans
Tvercmedt
Porwons
Athen
Etter
Vousel Wie
Wehran
Borioa Minieury Seid
Chiktrun
Esnr
Hasik Beytalsis
Crijek
Baton Dees
George Freris
Freris
Frevis
Seek Removal Of Occupation Force
Report from a conference of deputy foreign ministers discusses removing occupation troops from Austria within 90 days of the Austrian peace treaty. The Austrian section adjourned until Wednesday with the proposal largely supported by Britain and the United States.
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London
Ae— Tue Neglern Notary
Bsitehy
United States
Rampaging River Takes Ferry and Cars Downstream
News recounts the Flooding River surge near Aven BH and the State Highway where a 46 coupe and a wagon were washed downstream by a strong current. Edl Word daughter and others narrowly escaped with difficulty reaching the shore as authorities monitor water levels and potential flooding along the TVA regions.
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Sweden
Feury
Edwards, Jr. Trom
Terry
Velteles
Daughter
Mre
Raron Befus
Soulag
Forry
Trannesnee
Belue
Corry
Siurgolreville
Wiley
Holston
Watauga
TVA
Hizabethtor
Howsiyver
Ride
Ciry Mer
Long Island
Peace Pacts Inked By Byrnes At State Department
Secretary Byrnes, Senator Vandenberg, and Senator Connally joined in a ceremony at the State Department as they signed peace pacts. Negotiations aimed to complete the compacts with Allied and Axis powers, with a Paris signing planned later to seal the treaties.
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Byrnes
Warahington
Sate Byres
Axe Gaal
Etha
Bury
Boungary
Roxanarebe
Lah
Cigarts
Charatan Vandenberg
Senate Foraian Relations Committee
Até
Connally
Bernas
Paris
Salen
Khe Wry Thie
Anthaasider Tefferson Camery
Vanstad
Wevangade
George Marelindt
Security Council Likely To Approve U S Delay Plan
The Security Council moves toward endorsing a United States proposal to delay the arms reduction debate. US diplomats push for a study commission to assess results while opponents warn against concessions and prefer firm action. Delegates anticipate a vote within days as discussions focus on staffing a new commission and broader terms.
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Security Council
U. S
Laing
Bunceae
I. XY
Ams
Aea American
Panaiga
Ruslan
BSE
Bravilian
Pedro Leno
Val- Tosa
Warren F. Austio
United States
Dolegang
Hacunee
Tames
F. Byrnen
Miote
Prolizainar
Ruch Prem
Coloraide
Muntralhs
Merchants Study City Chamber of Commerce Plan
A Kingsport Merchants Association special meeting is called to discuss forming a city chamber of commerce. Subcommittees, led by Henry Duaring, studied membership, organization, and first year operations. Reports will be reviewed, with final proposals available after the session. Members unable to attend may respond to the secretary-manager.
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Merchants
City Chamber of Commerce
Kingsport
Amy xc
Lam
X Chamber of Commerce
Comrunities
Kingsport Industries
Mre
Henry Duaring
Raeheer
Unien
Chambere of Commerce
Toga Organiztetion
Steve Rot
S Yereovathon
A. B. Coleman
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