Paris Parley Continues Amid West East Rift Over Plan
Foreign ministers Bevin and Bidault meet amid Britain France and Soviet divisions on Marshall Plan. Molotov blocks consensus as discussions frame Western Europe recovery with US aid and European economic reconstruction. Both sides warn against dividing Europe while planning joint statements in London and Paris.
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Pans
Ation Korein
Ernest
Bevin
Frenehy
Georges Bidault
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Buroye
Malowey
Els
le Bourgetare
Mascoy
Prenth
Aryownd
Swith
Wui Hositis
Tinely
Europe
London
Georges Padaul
Nis
Stites
Georges Marshall
Dunkerque
Yolf Molotov
Innc
Marsbiell
G. Sune
U.S
Rent Rindais
Spnite
Theanany
Morotov
Bidaale
Molotov
Surles
Russia
Tan
Sunny Fourth of July for Most of U S
Weatherman predicts sunny Fourth of July for most of the United States with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers along the Florida ante and middle Gulf coast. Central regions expect warm daytime temperatures, cooler nights, and a gradual shift to scattered thundershowers by Sunday into the Great Lakes and Appalachian areas. Cooler weather moves eastward with higher temperatures easing in the Pacific Northwest.
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Washington
Sutton
Hous
Florida
Middle Gulf Coast
The
Willy Low
England
Middle Atlantic
Carolinas
Pacific
Rentral Plain
Miswissippi Valley
Great Lakes
Appalachian Mountains
New Iveland
Atlantic Alates
Pacific Northwest
Negligence Ruled Out In Harbor Tanker Explosion
A coroner’s jury in Los Angeles found no negligence in the June 22 tanker Markay explosion in the harbor. Thirty people died and two were missing as property damage reached about 30 million dollars. The jury attributed the blast to a release of gas during unaided operation but could not pinpoint the exact cause. The Kerstone Shipping Co of Philadelphia operated the tanker.
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Los Angeles
Danage
Kerstone Shipping Co
Philadelphia
Near Record Travel Expected for Holiday Period
Holiday travel was forecast to reach near record levels with millions planning trips by car, air, rail, and bus. Spokesmen reported heavy reservations and extra equipment as demand rose, with cities like New York, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia preparing added trains and planes. Airlines, railroads, and rental services anticipated their busiest period in peacetime history.
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National Safety Council
Hirker
Tea Padi
Cig Negraironds
New York City
New York Central
Voice
Los Angeles
United Air Lines
Western Airlines
Aue Club
Southern California
Thor Om
Krevix
Holliday Uray
San
Seattle
New
Four Nations To Feel Effects Of European Aid Row
Four nations Poland France Italy and Csealre dlavitin appeal destined to aid Europe amid the clash between Russia and the western powers over the Marshall Plan. Poland has notified adherence and seeks immediate relief as it faces a 290000 ton Franco deficit by October while Molotov’s Paris statement hints at division of Europe and possible Soviet rejection of Western economic cooperation. Frances-48 appears as a fragmentary note in the report.
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Washington Baur
Poland
France
Italy
Csealredlavitin
Togiv
State Department
Marshall Plin
Vey
Germany
Fourth Amateur Contest and Fourth of July Observances in Kingsport
The American Legion Carnival marks the Fourth with large crowds expected and multiple events. Most plants and many stores close Friday for holiday observances while essential services like the Legion Pool and Kingsport Gun Club remain open. Special trips to Hungry Mother Park and nearby sights are planned with scheduled bus service from Union Terminal and Tri State routes. Weather is expected sunny with favorable conditions for swimmers, boaters, and outdoor recreation.
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American Legion
Kingsport
Nice
Idistelal Planta
John R. Tranbarger
Pool
UNRRA Relief Aid Questioned by Chinese Reds
Chinese Communist leaders publish letters accusing UNRRA of misallocating aid in China. Lin Chung of the China Liberated Areas Association claims most relief reaches Nationalist strength and only a small portion reaches civilians, alleging UNRRA is swayed by pressure from the Truman Doctrine.
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UNERA
UNRRA
China
May Arid Carsson Brothers Convicted of Fraud
A federal jury found May Arid Carsson Brothers guilty of fraud after a trial that lasted about a week. Andrew J. May and associates believed to have bribed a 72 year old farmer named Rantucky across wartime years. The verdicts marked the climax of the lengthy case with the jury deliberating roughly two hours.
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May Arid Carsson
Vernaygen
OTROS
Andrew J. May
Fors Military Committee
Bienty
Murray Carsson
Rantucky Congress
Court Offlein Assemblad
May-Garssen
Fire damages at Dodge plant high near Hamtramck
A blaze in Dodge Division at Chrysler's plant in suburban Hamtramck caused about $100,000 in damage. The fire started in the blower system of the body paint department on the upper floor of the nine story building and burned through the seat. One firefighter was overcome by smoke while crews from Detroit Hamtramck and Highland Park fought the flames. most workers had left for the day.
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Velvon—sr
Eninge
Dodge Niin
Chrysler Corn
Smooke
Tetroit
Samtramick
Ourban Highland Fork
James
Firamen
Wockers
Seak
Widow Declared Hero Of Battle With Cons
An intrepid Mexican widow, Mina Aceveda, who fought with a guerrilla band on Mindoro, aided by Filipino veteran Batwan, helped Calapan return to order after a night of terror. Lt. Col. Florencio Selga reported 28 convicts recaptured, two dead, four fugitives still pursued. Mary Aceveda urged convicts at the town entraces to surrender, aiding police in regaining control.
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Mina
Guerrila
Inonvieta
Calapan
Saplgull
Mindoro
Gol
Florencio Selga
Manila
Ropas
Batamgas
Col
Selga
Antonio Banta
Mllitary
Canriutway
Banta
Mary Aceveda
Aceveda
Avlp
Nestor Romero
Houcagce
Acaverla
Miliary
Manile
Funds Group Eyes Foreign Aid Plan May Slash Amount
Washington reports indicate lawmakers, led by Chairman Taber, weigh trimming the foreign aid bill. They question the Greece Turkey package and consider reducing the 40 million total, while still exploring a 390 million program and a possible 725 thousand White House request to cover Army relief needs.
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Washington
Truman
Taber
Any
Ceeece Srk
Purley
Tuber
State Department
Fabre Agitaviv
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bite Operatic
Washore
Sprojeck
Committee Actios
Wupdg Vegive Ce
GOP Looks to Terminal Leave Bonds in Next Session
Leaders outline calendar for next week as bipartisan support builds for a bill allowing ex soldiers to redeem terminal leave pay bonds starting Sept 1. Unanimously approved by the Armed Services Committee, the measure targets about 2.6 million bonds with a face value of 1.8 billion dollars held by veterans. Redemption is barred for five years after issuance.
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Washington
Armed Services Covamitner
GOP
Strategy Board Named By General SianArthur
General SianArthur named a board of Army officers to study ways and means to make joint use of facilities in Japan Korea the Philippines and Pyskeis. The board, headed by Brig. Gen. G. B. Loper, will recommend consolidation of gush activities including communications transportation supply depots and medical facilities.
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MacArthur Yokyo
SianArthur
Army
Mary Airorea
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Pyskeis
Ger . B. Loper
General Headquarters’ Engineers Office
Street Scenes Show Youths and Parkway Upgrades
A jumble of street scene notes describes youths watching early urban renewal efforts. Police, traffic, and new transport trends appear as workers install fresh roadway markings near Beister Withway and reneknings, while a 26 ball game headline hints at local sports context amid city reforms. The piece paints a busy, tense renewal moment with scattered, partially legible details.
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Wiandutitl
Survice
Second Veto Held Likely For Tax Cut
Senate and House leaders race to pass a tax cut amid threats of a presidential veto. Republican optimism centers on a two thirds majority to override, with key figures like Hatfield and Taft signaling likely action next week. Democratic strategists warn of narrow margins and divisions over income provisions.
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Washimaton
Senate
Gunacot
Truman
Nhat
Republicat
Einwies
Hattitane
Knutser
Marin Ur-Mass
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Wotien
Fiouse
Halleck
Rtmat
Ikin
Cole
Senate Finance
Thase Young
Humet
Senasor McClelan
DeAck
See
Voth
Paige
Quiet Tennessee plans Fourth of July observance
State officials warn Independence Day celebrations will be restrained if laws are enforced. In Oak Ridge and other municipalities, fireworks bans loom with strict enforcement anticipated. Reports from Chattanooga and other cities note firecrackers sold outside city limits. Several counties may see limited use while major towns push compliance.
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Tennessea
Tennessee
Erlinan
Chattangega
Naxha
Davidson County
Memphis
Knoxville
Briaket
Johnson City
Steel-Pits Approve 44 Cent Boost
Washington D C today moved toward a historic wage deal for United Mine Workers. Negotiators reported a tentative agreement with leading coal producers, aiming for a 44 cent hourly boost and a standard contract to avert a nationwide strike. Some operators questioned the scope, while others warned of possible widespread shutdowns if major firms sign and others refuse.
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Washington
Lewis
Midwest
Renue
Stratehe MW Polley
Tarsus
Uns
Benjamin F. Fairless
U. S. Steel, Corporation
George M. Hemprey
Pittsburgh Consalidation Cot Company
Meora
United Sf Wuartars
Fight To Save Levees Pushed In Flood Area
In a vast flood threat along the Mississippi basin crews strive to reinforce levees from Missouri to Illinois while towns like Grand Tower and Dupo face rising waters. Army engineers warned of sustained high flow and potential further breaks. Red Cross reported over 12,000 homeless in Missouri and Illinois with tens of thousands affected regionwide.
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Grand Tower
Man
St. Lowa
Tovey
Jermy
Missouri
Town
Illinois
Musser
UB Soil Conservation Service
Milwaukee
St Louis
Harry F. Wahlgren
Guldden
Tiinels
Wits
Mississippi
Degognia Tevee
Chester, I
Wes
Syater
Hott
Dupo
Alee Wiler
St. Louis
Nicks
Red Cross
Missouti
Nebraska
Miseseuci
Sinoig
Hoods
St. Tavis Amet
Cairo
Mystery Bombs Shatter Boathouse Near Baltimore
A boathouse near St Michael's, 40 airline miles southeast of Baltimore, was shattered by bombs in a mystery incident yesterday. The house occupants, Walter Jones and a pair of twin sons, escaped with minor injuries, while a crater flood formed nearby. State police and Army Navy officials investigated the blast, noting no bomb-carrying craft were reported in the area at the time. Eyewitnesses described a single engine plane, though details varied.
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Sewtyguuac
Milinwynth
Heto
Walter Jones
Une Arather Mie
St. Michael’a
Baltimore
Army
Navy
Washington
Polig
Plane Crash Kills 10 in Sate RRstats
An African plane missing since a Tuesday was found wrecked on a hillside outside French Santoral. Ten people aboard perished as authorities confirmed the fatal crash near WY.
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Givnerdons
British May Back U S Position On Balkan Problems
Britain signals support for United States push for a firm United Nations response to Balkan troubles. British delegate Sir Alexander Cadogan prepared to tell the Security Council that London will back U N conclusions and a U S resolution for action. The Balkans Commission blamed Bulgaria Romania and Albania while Greece pressed for inquiry and steps to curb instability amid recurring talks in New York.
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Lake
Britain
Todday
United States
Demnds
United Nations
W. Relighte Sonree
United Nasions
Alyvander Cadogan
UN Seanity Council
Wong
TN Balkans Investigation Commission
Mhetian
Security Council
Wyong
Commission
Deeiad
Woenalevin
Albenin
Bulghria
Briisan. Diaycimist Warren Th. Anatin
Delogate
Albuinia
Tage
Balkans
Almase
Bandon
Dyentary
Bod
Constirtin
Creele
Athens
Paper Employes Toa Get Holiday
Kingsport Pollyking Company to publish a combined issue for Rudy h5 with both Kingsport Times and Kingsport News. Subscribers will receive a combined edition with morning delivery and holiday content for families. Publication will resume Sunday after the holiday suspension as employees enjoy time off.
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Kingsport Pollyking Company
Rudy
Buty
Merning Delix Gry
Bath
Kingsport Net
Boti
Kingsport News
Sanday
Steelworkers Plan to Ignore Taft-Hartley Act, Board Decides
The Steelworkers Union and its general executive board voted to ignore the Taft-Hartley Act, pledging to resolve issues through collective bargaining and peaceful means. They will not recognize the new labor board or comply with certain political-imitation restrictions, citing protection of existing contracts and resistance to employer coercion.
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Steelworkers Union
Coum
TNE
Wenwuw Steelworkers Union
Targent Im the. Oig
Congress
Truman
Rain
Xn x
Aertlaw
Tie General Executive Board
CLO Unixed Electrient
Rito
Machine Workers of
Amenits
Newe York
Focas
Labor Boatrd
Game Over Board
Taft-Harttoy
MAM
National Association of Manufacturers
Murray
David J. McDonald
U. & Steel Corp
Lapis
Stich
Ford Co Readies Answer To Union Negotiation Plan
Ford Motor Co prepares an answer to an extraordinary negotiation proposal amid a foremen strike. About 3,800 foremen were cut in Detroit area plants when the strike began May 21. FAA says roughly half have returned to work and expect more to follow. The United Auto Union offered mediation, with no negotiations ongoing. post Taft Hartley act, Ford would bargain with FAA, which plans a constitutional test.
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Wocunesr
Ford Motor Co
FAA
Swea
CIG United Auto Union
Allo
Ford Company
Reds Rounded Up By Manila Police
Manila police round up or shadow all known Communists and armed peasants to prevent any attempt on the president during Independence Day tremosi. The Evening Herald said last Monday a letter of assassination plan surfaced as one of the arrested persons.
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Manila
Hexas
Antes
Fe Sthdas
Evening Herald
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Molotoy
Marshell
Weatherman
U. S
Ching
Dodge Plant
Boy Weed
Tohn Thomas Swink
High Point
Swinky
AP Photay
Balkan
Ford Co
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