Near Agreement May Be Seen On Labor Taft Reveals
Administration and lawmakers appear closer on labor legislation after testimony from Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach. Taft cited Schwellenbach’s prepared statement and opposed secondary boycotts while noting partial agreement on mediation and industry peace. Critics, including Senator Ball, pressed for decentration and revised Wagner Act protections amid ongoing hearings.
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Chinese Airliner Crash Kills 25 On Board
The Central News Agency reports a CNAC transport plane crash west of Hankow killing 25 aboard. Among the dead are Missionaries and their children, with a sole survivor identified as a manager. The disaster follows another CNAC loss earlier in four days near Chasking as searchers probe wreckage.
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Engle Sees Presidency In Balance Over Tax Cut Debate
Rep Engle warns GOP backed income tax cut of 20 percent could spell defeat in 1948 as House debates further tax relief plans. He argues the measure favors high earners, while critics label it a radical shift from traditional Republican policy. Engle proposes raising the personal exemption to 800 to deliver broader relief, contending the party risked losing working voters.
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Britain Expects Stalin May Seek Military Alliance
A British official source said London believed Prime Minister Stalin would push for a formal military alliance between Russia and Britain to reinforce the mutual assistance treaty. The informant noted Britain favored full cooperation with Russia and stressed any alliance would not contradict United Nations obligations.
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America Denies Yugoslav Charge
An American spokesman rejected Yugoslav claims that the United States abandoned reparations rights in Germany’s assets in Austria. Yugoslav spokesman Dr Minden Ivrkovic told the Foreign Affairs Council that the move violated the Pars accord by favoring Austria, while the American asserted the U.S. did not intend to relinquish reparations and acted to safeguard rights without prejudice to other nations.
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Court Sentences Germans To Hang
An American military court in Dachen Germany sentenced three German men Gustav Stork Gustav Deppe and Frans Durschke to death by hanging for admitting at the witness stand that they shot five American airmen in the back while marching them as prisoners of war. The defendants former policemen and a chimney sweep said they carried out the killings near Jagarth in 1944 after six fliers parachuted near Hohenhausen. One airman was killed in the drop while others were reportedly subdued.
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Secret atomic energy talks spark Senate watchdog sessions
Senators hearing reports of serious breaches in atomic energy accuracy plan secret sessions before voting on key confirmations. Lilienthal and three others faced questions after the Smyth report on nuclear fission was cited, with McMahon pressing on publication and timing while critics warned of political pressures during wartime research.
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Atomic Energy Commission
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C Of C Planned For Kingsport
A Kingsport Chamber of Commerce drive begins this week after unanimous approval at a prospective members meeting. Nearly 100 merchants and professionals attended the town meeting to elect a board of directors, form by laws, and launch a two year term election plan with committees for budgeting and assessments.
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Atomic-Arms Policy May Be Bared Soon
Lake Success N Y authoritative sources say Austin will likely modify a major pronouncement on the atomic arms policy when the United Nations Security Council resumes international government discussions next week. American representatives expect a sharp definition of U S position to guide the council on how to proceed, with no change in basic policy on atomic control and disarmament. The plan includes a disarmament commission and an Atomic Energy Commission to operate concurrently, while debates continue on whether atomic theory is primary or secondary in the talks. The council awaits word from its representative and may postpone decisions for two weeks to allow Austin and Mosatall Lakme to respond.
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Five Gls Escape New York-2-U 3S Army wa rehorities aektd
Five guards escape from a prison near Governors Island and reach New York Harbor. The men, including Prix Brawl Molise and Chivin Sevensen, fled about 290 feet offshore and were pursued by authorities. A jury approved detention but did not disclose charges.
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Abduction Casts Shadow as Police Ramp Up Search Across Cities
Police intensify resources in wake of kidnap incidents amid reports of abductions and a high level government meeting in London to consider martial law. One abductee freed near Ramet Gan in Tel Aviv, while another captive remained unaccounted for as authorities surface conflicting claims about rescues. The chaotic events follow tied to violence, security fears, and looming statutory measures.
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Hung Jury Ponders Keys Fate in Kingsport Shooting Trial
In Suttivam County Court the hung jury mulls the case of Bhartlin Keys charged with wounding Samuel Martin after a August 2 shooting outside the Dreamland Cafe in Kingsport. Witnesses described shots fired as Martin confronted Keys after words. Jury pending, defense seeks more testimony while judge delays.
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Mantville Tax Treatment Clarified by State Attorney General
The state attorney general Roy Bowier holds that sales tax collected at the point of sale is deductible from federal income taxes. The opinion states the tax is imposed on the consumer and deductible, while the federal office would decide specifics. The discussion touches on how such sales tax payments affect income tax returns.
Civil War Looms As United States Recalls Forces
Secretary of State Marshall ordered the withdrawal of more than 9,000 Marines and Army personnel from China amid rising prospects of civil war between Nationalists and Communists. The State Department said the leadership machinery Marshall created to unify China has been terminated, leaving U.S. policy to be defined by Chinese actions and reactions.
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Bills Propose Free Toll Bridges In Assembly
Tennessee lawmakers introduced bills to suspend tolls on four state bridges for four years. Other measures create a funeral directors and undertakers board, regulate the rotary service, allow counties to vote on alcohol options, and authorize emergency salary increases for school staff. Senate and House committees debated broader tax study, debt borrowing, and utility district updates as part of Assembly activity.
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Arctic Cold Grips London as Winter Deepens
London endures record cold with temperatures near or below zero as airports and clocks slow. Berlin reports equal lows while across Europe frostbite cases rise. health officials note hundreds hospitalized and several deaths in Germany and Paris amid ongoing severe winter conditions.
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Lippy Leo Faces Judge in Turbulent Divorce Case
Leo Durocher, Dodgers manager, clashes with Judge George A. Dock over Miss Day’s divorce decree. Transcript release sparks accusations of meddling while Durocher and Day defend their marriage and privacy amid court proceedings and criticism from officials.
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White Primary Vote Seen Today in Georgia
The Georgia House resumed debate on a white primary bill aimed at barring African Americans from Democratic primaries. Herman Talmadge backed rapid passage of sections to remove state control of primaries, while Speaker Fred Kard disallowed a substitute. An amendment sought to apply the measure to both sides of Georgia’s disputed governorship.
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Georgia
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Richmond County
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General Sessions Court Backers in Bristol Area
A local General Sessions Court backers group linked with Bristol and East Hiramport hosts meetings amid regional concerns. The Salivap: County Veteran Oy and Ranketion of Rinyaport are mentioned in passing within community updates.
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