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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1941

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Bullitt Warns of Global Urgency in Aid Debate

Former Ambassador Bullitt told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that boosting wartime production could help Britain defeat Germany, but failure would invite a Western Hemisphere invasion. He warned the United States faces a terrible urgency and likened lawmakers to crew aboard a ship, stressing decisive action before Britain falls.

Bullitt Britain Washington United States Wiliam C. Bullitt House Foreign Affairs Committee Great Britain Germany France Bloom D-Ny John F.o'ryan New York War Department Dorothy Thompson Roosevelt Western Hemisphere South America Japan Pacific Tonsevelt

Submarine sighting off Pacific coast prompts mystery note

U S ship Arcadia reportedly sent an SSS message indicating a submarine sighting 34.19 north 133.12 west off California between Santa Barbara and San Francisco. Coast Guard and Marine Exchange questioned the signal while several vessels named Arcadia exist, none matching Lloyds records.

Los Angeles Mackay Radio United States Arcadia California Santa Barbara San Francisco The Marine Exchange Columbia River San Pedro

Byrnes Seen as Possible Supreme Court Justice

Washington sources say President Roosevelt selected Senator James F. Byrnes of South Carolina to succeed James C. Mc Reynolds on the Supreme Court. Mc Reynolds retires February 1. Byrnes’ appointment, while not yet announced, is reportedly under consideration amid White House discussions with Senate leaders.

Washington Senate Roosevelt James F. Byrnes South Carolina James C. McReynolds Supreme Court Byrnes Barkley Dky Class D-Va Harrison D-Miss White House Norris Ind-Neb

Building permits total $74,000 for January report

City recorder reports January building permits and repairs totaling 74000 dollars. It includes two new downtown buildings and a repair to a fire damaged structure. Notable entries: Alley Construction Co. 1000. P. W. and E. B. Collins 2000. Earles and Flora 20000. Beverly 2500. Cawood 30000. Blue Ridge Glass 10000. Barnum five room frame on Myrtle Dr. Tipton repair 8000.

City Recorder Alley Construction Co Shelby Street P. W. and E. B. Collins Riverview Homes George W. Earles J. A. Flora Center Street H. C W. W. Cawood Broad Street Blue Ridge Glass Co Carl T. Barnum Myrtle Street Dr. E. W. Tipton

British Forces Reach Derna and Cairo Front Advances

British forces reported reaching Derna Libya after engaging Italian tanks and advancing along the coast road west of Tobruk. RAF reconnaissance noted eight Italian planes burnt on Derna airfield amid desert fighting. Elsewhere in Africa the British pursued Italians into Eritrea past 100 miles inside, and pressed into Ethiopia opposite Gallabat.

Rome Il Giornale D’italia New York Harry Hopkins Roosevelt Britain Virginio Gayda Mussolini Tobruk Libya Lossel Eumaeus Atlantic Eleni DNB Berlin Ireland East Anglia Cairo Egypt Derna Martuba Africa Red Sea Massawa Ethiopia Gallabat

Safety drive targets East Highland Park circle accidents

Residents press the state highway department to install warning signs and lighting at the East Highland Park circle after a survey shows about 200 accidents in 18 months with more than 50 injuries. The Brooks circle area has benefited from a floodlight funded privately, but the East Highland Park circle lacks such deterrents. The group plans to send the request to Nashville in the coming days.

State Highway Department East Highland Park Circle Highway Department Brooks’ Circle Johnson City Highway Highland Park Nashville

Tennessee Draft Totals 1334 From Fourth Corps Area

State selective service reports 1334 whites and 1334 negroes to be drafted from the fourth corps area between February 17 and March 11 for selective service. Tennessee will supply 1312 whites and 22 negroes with all Tennessee inductees headed for Oglethorpe after training. Call days list whites February 17 through February 28 with daily draftee counts and negro call dates March 4 and 5. Allocations by county await completion early next week.

Nashville Fourth Corps Tennessee Oglethorpe State Selective Service

Russia Claims Depth for Movies

Moscow reports Russia claims a three dimensional color film surpassing Hollywood. Soviet scientists unveiled a depth illusion film where birds appear to leap from the screen and sail over the audience heads, promising a superior spectacle.

Moscow Russia Hollywood

Halifax Appeals For Greater Aid

Britain seeks rapid U S mobilization of industrial strength to supply ships and material. Viscount Halifax, after talks with Cordell Hull, pressed for speedy aid as Germany’s threat looms and Hitler intensifies sea blockade. He warned of a tough spring but said Britain would not yield.

Washington Viscount Halifax Britain United States Cordell Hull Halifax George V Lord Halifax Germany

20000 Soldiers Move Into State Camp In March

Nashville reports that 20,000 officers and men will transfer to Camp Forrest near Tullahoma, Tenn., from March 1 to March 15. The move involves units including 168th and 191st Field Artillery, the 181st Field Artillery, the 33rd Division, the 107th Cavalry, and the 75th Field Artillery Brigade with Colorado and Tennessee affiliations.

Nashville Fourth Corps Atlanta Camp Forrest Tullahoma Tenn 168Th Field Artillery Colorado 191St Field Artillery Tennessee 181St Field Artillery 33Rd Division Illinois 107Th Cavalry Ohio 75Th Field Artillery Brigade

Negro Gets 20 Years In Slaying

Emmett Whittenburg, a 66 year old Kingsport man, was found guilty of second degree murder in Sullivan circuit court at Blountville and sentenced to 20 years in the state penitentiary. The verdict followed a Friday afternoon trial and Whittenburg’s defense claim of self defense was rejected.

Emmett Whittenburg Kingsport Sullivan Blountville Whittenburg Circuit Court

Fire destroys barn near state line causing $6000 loss

Kingsport police and Scott county authorities investigate an incendiary fire that destroyed a barn on O. M. Smith Jr. property in Carter's Valley, about one mile north of the state line, at 3 30 a m. The blaze killed 200 bushels of corn, 20 tons of hay, and five head of thoroughbred longhorn cattle. Patrolman Jim Broyles, Sheriff George Williams and deputies pursued clues expected to lead to an arrest.

Kingsport Scott County O. M. Smith, Jr Carter's Valley Jim Broyles Smith Broyles George Williams

Beans Restore Huxley Eyes Through Relaxation Therapy

English novelist Aldous Huxley testified in court that Mexican jumping beans helped restore his eyesight by gazing at the gyrating beans as a relaxation treatment. He aided Mrs. Margaret Corbett and Miss B E Smith who face charges of running an unlicensed eye treatment studio.

Hollywood Aldous Huxley Huxley Margaret Corbett B. E. Smith

Forrest Name Change Sparks Civil War Controversy in Tennessee Camp

Controversy over renaming Camp Peay near Tullahoma to Camp Forrest after Confederate general Nathan Bedford Forrest drew protests from Illinois National Guard leaders led by Major General Samuel T. Lawton. Officials confirmed the change, with protests unlikely to halt it, as the 33rd division trains at the Tennessee post ahead of mobilization. Forrest praised by some as a war figure, while criticized as a slave trader and slayer of enslaved people.

Romania Iron Guard Ion Antonescu Horia Sima Russia Antonescu Manfred von Killinger Washington War Department Camp Peay Tullahoma Tenn Forrest Nathan Bedford Forrest Samuel T. Lawton Illinois National Guard Stimson Tennessee Post Illinois Guard Tennessee William T. Sherman

Cherokee Dam Camp Houses 270 TVA Workers

The Tennessee Valley Authority completed a construction camp at Cherokee dam on the Holston river to house about 270 workers. The camp lies a half mile from construction, with five white worker dormitories and one for Negro workers, plus a mess hall recreation building office and a combined hospital and personnel office.

Knoxville Tenn Tennessee Valley Authority Cherokee Dam Holston River

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