Red Leader Shot in Rome Strike Fallout
An ardent Sheilian nationalist shot prominent Italian Communist leader Togliatti as he left the Chamber of Deputies. He was gravely wounded with bullets to the chest and thigh. doctors said he could not be saved. Clashes and protests followed with leftist groups and labor unions calling actions as Italy’s Socialist and Communist parties vow unity of action against Premier Alcide de Gasperi.
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U S Urges UN Action to End War in Palestine
The United States presses the United Nations Security Council for a forceful plan to end the conflict in Palestine and seeks a decision on demilitarizing Jerusalem. Britain signals support while opposition from Arab and some Western delegations is noted. The debate continues with a vote anticipated tonight.
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Captive mines return to full production after settlement
Fitzaburgh area reports captive coal mines resuming production after an eight week stoppage. About 40,000 captive miners and 5,000 commercial diggers halted activity in sympathy. A Washington agreement lifted union shop provisions, prompting rapid rescission of the strike and a swift restart across captive pits in Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and other states. Carnegie-Illinois Steel and U S Steel note losses from the layoff period while production plans resume to steady output levels.
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Israel Relieves Water Shortage Amid War Actions
A wartime update states Ras Al Bin near Tel Aviv was seized cutting Arab threat and restoring a pipeline terminus to Jerusalem. Jewish residents in Jerusalem faced water limits after fighting. Tel Aviv reported pumping equipment largely undamaged and a shift toward conserving scarce water supplies.
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Injunction Against Lewis Withdrawn in Labor Dispute
Washington reports the government withdraws injunction against Joti fa Lewin as part of a contract agreement ending the strike in steel and coal mines. Justice Goikthorough permits NLRB general counsel to proceed later if needed. Attorneys move to end United Mine Workers activity without prejudice to renewal if required.
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Dixie Fights but No States' Rights In Platform
Democratic leaders after a grueling battle trimmed states rights from the party platform and prepared for Southern pressure. The platform committee, led by Senator Francis J. Myers, produced a civil rights paragraph urging equality and anti discrimination while resisting a two thirds requirement and internal disputes among Dixie delegates.
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Showdown Near as Dixie Rebels Fight Platform Clash
The Democratic convention in Philadelphia faced a marathon session over the civil rights plank. Senator Francis I Myers read a 000-word platform. southern leaders and reformers pressed to add states rights language while Mayor Humphrey urged strong federal action against lynching and voting restrictions. Budding intrigue centered on who would lead the ticket as delegates weighed Roosevelt’s memory, Truman’s legacy, and possible support for Barkley or Eisenhower.
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Kingsport Area Forecast Calls for Warm Humid Days
Weather outlook for Kingsport area shows high around 88 with heat and humidity. Lows near 68, scattered showers possible, precipitation on Tuesday measured about 0.31 inch. Thursday and Friday expect continued warm conditions with isolated thunder showers.
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Chancellor Worley imposes limits on shale plant picketing
In a Crancery Court hearing Chancellor Worley granted an amendment to an injunction in General Shale Products Corp v. Total No. 442. It limits pickets at the brick plants by designating entrances, requiring identification, and barring orchestration of shipments or loitering on complainant property. The order also restrains representatives and union members from coercive actions and calls for compliance or further court action.
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Southerners clash over civil rights in Democratic convention
At the Pittsburgh convention, Mayor David Lawrence warned there would not be much of a sight at the event as Southern delegates push back on civil rights planks. The platform pledged to eradi ate religious and economic discrimination, but Southerners resisted. Minority leaders urged concessions while many supported the platform, leaving the convention torn between reform and regional vetoes.
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Gas Kine Explodes In Aublind City Tenn
A mysterious gas explosion sparked a large blaze in Aublind City Tennessee near midnight. Police reported the blast damaged a nearby area and the mine was later closed. Officer Robert Cannon from Madison described the scene and noted the incident was severe but under control as firefighters battled the flames.
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Shelby Campaign Groups Officially Open Quarters
Campaign groups in Shelby announce official opening of campaign quarters with headquarters ready for activity. Local organizers, led by Criford Pieres and team, plan intensified outreach as candidates push for early momentum and community engagement in upcoming elections.
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Barkley Speech Triggers Wild Delegation Reaction at Convention
The Tennessee delegation surged as Barkley spoke, lifting the state banner and causing a spontaneous roar. Reporters note the crowd reacted with enthusiasm, while observers question the nomination prospects for Truman and the strength of Barkley as a potential vice president or larger figure. The scene underscored the chaotic, hopeful mood of the convention as delegates debated future picks.
Tennessee Will Support Barkley at Democratic Convention
The Tennessee delegation settled on Alben Barkley for president and decided not to vote for President Frumex. They will cast 28 votes for Barkley if Kentucky Senator Barkley is offered the nomination for the Walk spot. if not, the votes go to Georgia Senator Richard Russell. Delegates will caucus at the convention to decide further strategy, with Tennesseeans set to support Barkley for vice president.
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Barkley Likely South Nominates Preisdent Candidate
AW Bright of Kingapoart discusses Barkley as the Democratic nominee for president with mentions of Roosevelt as potential vice president. The telegram notes shifts in convention plans and uncertainty about the final ticket.
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Democratic Platform Calls For Repeal Of Oleo Taxes
A Democratic platform supports repeal of oleo taxes and introduces a flexible price support system for farmers. The positions split regionally with the South opposing the price plan and the North backing it, while both proposals aim to protect farm prosperity and rural living standards. The platform also advocates protections for small businesses against price discrimination and monopolistic practices, urging tax treatment parity for farm co op earnings used in capital expansion.
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Virginia Delegates Battle Over Presidential Nominee
Virginia delegates to the Democratic convention plan to decide today on a presidential nominee. Governor Wilbur M. B. Tucker, delegation chair, called a second caucus but offered no clear choice. Senator Harry F. Byrd indicated he would vote for anyone except Truman while the delegation, pledged to Eisenhower, weighs Ben Laney and Richard Russell candidacies amid party rifts.
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Profit Taking Saps Rail Stocks on Mixed Day
New York AP reports profit taking slowed rail shares as losses stretched from fractions to over a point for several popular carriers. Overall prices showed a mixed day with gains and declines, trading near steady after an initial rush.
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