Atomic Bomb Test Sinks Three Vessels and Damages Sixteen
Reports say the fourth atomic bomb test near Bikini Atoll sunk three ships and badly damaged sixteen others. Admiral Blandy and officials praised the experiment as successful with major vessels like the Kansas Nagato and several destroyers sustaining heavy damage while analysts weigh strategic implications and ongoing preparations for underwater tests.
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Experiment Descria
Brandy
Forrestal
Dan Whitehead
New York
Dr. Herbert
Appalachian
Bikini
Mo&dey
Supic Anc
United States
Britain
Pronce
Mex
Bikini Lagoon
Ihe
Australia
Mary Shipy
Byatt
Acutratien Delagats
Dane
Ghoppam
Ater
Sion
Weing
Slon
Lusiots
Tie Beard
Joint Chiefs of
Ataft
Creiva
Cacmmissian
Bergstein
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Naga
Rowain
United Nations
Council
Hershel V. Johan
China
University of the Aly Fnebc
United
Tatess
Quo
Beta Atei Tyek
Ikansas
Nagato
Shake
Persacole
Jon
Vassely
Blandy
Tadigy
Obververs
Atoll
Navy
Porcestal
Agaocinted Press
Howard Blakediee
Minuta
Court Votes Fund For Service Office
Sullivan County Court approves a 2400 dollar appropriation for a service office in Kingsport and a separate request for Bristol. A special committee will study legal authority and contracts before reporting by October. Delegations from Kingsport and Bristol urged continued support for the service office, the Salvation Army, hospitals, and a county library program. The court also tabbed a review of related budgets and county finances following a June Supreme Court decision.
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Blountville
Kingsport
Bristol
Suullivan County
Menhittle
Requestia Jar
Wlagsport
Firistol
Hointon Valley
Sullivan County
Tennessee Supreme Court
Mmnox County Court
Pudget
Mtinenuys
Bestel
Couiré
William 2. Weber
American Legion
Service Office
F. W. Palmer
Kingsport Welfare Commission
Frank McGinugh~an
Charles Worley
Weber
Supreme Court
State of
Tennessee
Halmre
Spivey
Birch Street
Bingspool
Mir
Palmer
Salvation Army
Helton Valley
Bospital
Krreerids
W. FL Wardell
Sullivan County Library Board
County Library Service
Charley Worley
Bluff City
Hal Care
W. E. Weber
Ringaport
EB. W. Palmer
Hingsport
M. Bemin
T. R Bandy
Joe K. Richards
County Stessor
One Dead Two Hurt After Cumberland Bowl Affray
Two men wounded, one dead, after a disturbance near Jonesville on Cumberland Bow Park Road. Victims, Vincent Sorord and Ray M. Sword, were treated at Pennington Hospital with back and head injuries. Deputy Sheriff Harald Pars and Police man Duns Livsay present as doctors described coma and injuries. witness account from Impaired assailants included.
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Cewenreesn Pempewen
Ture
Lee General
Pennington
Jonesville
Cumberland Bow Park Road
Lark Swvorth
Art Ris
Ray M. Sword
Jonssuille
RPE
Anc Bia
Vincent Sorord
Sheri
Warner
Harald Parson
Duns Livsay
Ofricer
Hemdé Aise
Contberland Bowl
Somesville
J. W. Newnan
Waster
Death of OPA Lifts Coal Price Ceilings Across U.S.
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration removed price ceilings on coal production. An official said the settlement between Interior Secretary Krug and United Mine Workers president John Lewis limited controls to wages and working conditions, leaving OPA controls in place for other sectors.
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OPA
Washington
Mises
Solb Wuele
Dun
Secetary
Interior Krug
Jom Lewis
United Mine Workers
OFA
Thie Offiziak
Truman
White House
United Sates
Kingsport Officials to be Honored for Service Tuesday
Kingsport Selective Service officials to receive medals for two years of service. Local board members S Phelps Platt Wik Mane L Holyoke Ernest Cirosa Victor B Freda and Henry G Dumming named among awardees with government agents and post members noted. State medical officer Raph Bates to preside. Colne Hilton Butter to introduce Governor McCord at ceremony.
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Kingsport
Jim Nance McCord
Fobman City
Jaden Sevier
Theae
Phelps Platt
Wik Mane L. Holyoke
Ernest
Cirosa
Victor B. Freda
Henry G. Dumming
Selective Service Board No. 2
George Bidcon
Burgen G. Rumter
Mb, J. Shivell
Kings
Board of Appeals Co
Rap
Bates
Colne Hilton Butter
Selective Service
Adjutant General
Governmar McCord
Riot at Trieste Bike Race Sparks 5 U S Soldiers Injured
Turmoil erupted in Trieste as a bicycle race sparked a political riot injuring five U S soldiers and about 2000 workers striking in protest. Slavs and Italians clashed with rifles and clubs, destroying stores and homes. British and American troops restored order after explosions and street battles.
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U. S
Stiri
Istr
Commuunist Party
Italien General Labor Confederation
United Syndiigates
Stato-Slav Anti-Fas~ Waikt South
Yugeor Jatav
149Th
Vrregte
Phis
Gad Ome
Markets Surge Upward Amid Limited Food Price Moves
The market rose across commodities led by steel copper and cotton gains while food prices moved little despite forecasts of increases. Stores and some independents kept or reduced prices under wartime controls as traders awaited Congress action on price policy and inflation signals.
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OPA
Catc
New
Milwaukee
Aguicalbush
Congress
Chicago
Board of Tirade Dis Rectory
Release Sought For Youth Quizzed In Degnan Slaying
The youth linked to the Degnan case faces questioning after a Chicago campus raid uncovered suitcases of loot from burglaries. Police say fingerprint matches connect him to the ransom note and prior crimes. Two officers captured him after a burglary prowling in a North Soles apartment building.
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Elvens
Mither
Degnan
Wang
University of Chicago
Degman
Thoough
Harrens
Eign Borhard
Dhe Degnan
Berens
Mwehy
Heirens
Silent Morning Disturbance Shocks Suburban Street
In a quiet street scene a morning disruption unfolds as sirens wail and a passerby notes a calm yet tense mood. A shop window closes for the day while patrons discuss an upcoming matinee and a few pedestrians move carefully past a scene of quiet disruption.
House Presses OPA Revival as Senate Delays Action
Washington AP reports the administration seeks quick passage to revive OPA amid bleak Senate prospects. Senator O'Daniel blocks Wagner’s bid to restore price controls until July 20 while Barkley and Speaker Ray haggle over a one year extension. The scene features Porter, Wherry, Green, and others weighing temporary versus permanent action as prices and rents respond nationwide.
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Washington
OPA
Senate
O'Daniel
D-Tex
Blumster
Wagner
D-Ny
Barkley
Dky
Rayam
Truman
House
Burkley
Omanich
Paul Porter
Ofa
Huelseses
Wherry
United States
United States,” Avoid Hasty Acticy
Selawelen
Bach
Wnti
AFL
Wiliam Green
Congress
Capitol
Orevasts
Cheleman Spence
Tee House Banking
Name Committee to Acquire Land for Gin Super Highway
A committee chaired by J. G. Stone of the Kingsport Framing Committee Sullivan County Attorney Bal Cave and a State Highway Department representative was posted in Sullivan County Court Monday to acquire rights of way for a proposed super highway from Pristel to Kingspool. The committee was appointed following a request by the State Highway Department and authorized to acquire the land.
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Mountville
J. G. Stone
Kingsport
Sullivan County
Bal Cave
Pristel
Kingspool
Lene
Grate Highway Department
No Immediate Price Hikes Seen Here
Merchants in the area report no upcoming price increases as the OPA price controls linger. grocers and wholesalers expect only gradual changes, with some caution about sugar rationing and potential shifts if subsidy policies shift. Local dealers anticipate supply adjustments before any notable price movements occur, while expressing concern over producer costs and consumer impact.
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OFA
OPA
Tev
Supght
Desmynd
Kingsport
OPA -Price
Bast Neas
Ure
Brashear
Theta
Oaks & D. Bridgell
Bridwalk
Dave Nica
UPA Wild
Verdilera
Ing
Bass
Poe
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