Plan To Improve Highway 23 Gets Board Approval
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen paused the highway plan Tuesday night. A resolution to urge the State Highway Commission to widen or relocate U S Highway 23 within city limits sought federal funds for cities over 4 600 population. The proposal would move US 23 from Sullivan Street to Center Street, a busy city thoroughfare.
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Ealing
State Highway Commission
U. & Highway
C. A. Philips
Btanascr
D. W. Moulton
Officials Admit Influx Of UN Agents Hinders Policy
Officials testified before the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee that they cannot gauge or curb hundreds of foreign agents linked to a United Nations base. State Department and immigration officials cited private concerns about UN staff and other national employees posing security risks and urged tighter screening for temporary visas.
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United Nations
Senate
State Department
John F. Boyd
Perona
William Harlow
Harlow
Department
HAN Fe
A. Visn TheAyone
Unites States
Army Equipment Headed to England from Camp Philip
Reports claim heavy military assets including ambulances carriages and various vehicles were loaded onto 240 flat cars for shipment to England from Camp Philip. Washington officials denied Air Force involvement and questioned the shipment’s scale and source credibility.
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Salina
Kaa
Camp Phiilipa
England
Bex
Informa
Plunkets Army
Washington
Europe
Air Force
Miners Receive Five Year Terms in Virginia Case
Ninety seven of 178 union miners indicted under Virginia anti lynch law pled guilty and received five year sentences as judges and prosecutors closed two days of conferences. The mass arraignment in Buchanan Circuit Court followed. Gilliam, operator of a non union strip mine, saw prosecutors drop charges against 78 others. Nine more indictments will be arraigned later.
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Grundy
Virginia
Buchanan
Robert J. Gillam
J. Lindsay Almond
Jin
Gilliam
Armagnec
Gate
Commonweaith
Gourthy
Buchanank
Cena
Specktiewsky
Robert J. Gilliam
J. Lindsay Abmond
Associated
Commonwealth
Frank W. Smith
Warren
Gristel
Ame
Courtien
General Shale's Operations Improve at Kingsport Plant
General Shale's Kingsport plant shows improvement with 103 gradlqads of bricks shipped, tinder block and brick divisions resuming production after a strike. Manager George Sells reports more workers returning, both union and new hires, as negotiations resume in Johnson City with William Sells at 2 p.m.
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Kingsport
George Sells
Saic
Tgent
Selle
Johnson City
William Sells
General Shate
Dee General State
Scorching Heat Forecast for Kingsport Area
Scorching heat returns to the Kingsport area after a brief shower provided little relief. The forecast calls for a high around 92 with a humid, mostly cloudy day tonight and Thursday, and a continued hot pattern with scattered storms and night lows near 70.
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Mercury
Kingsport
Howeaver
Notte
Kingspoot
Room Tees
Yugoslav Tito Congress Opens Amid Splitting Communist Ties
Delegates from Slavia and Yugoslavia are expected to pledge unanimous support to marshal Meevska at the Belgrade congress. The meeting follows Tito’s expulsion from the party and signals a potential break with Moscow’s line as leaders debate the party’s future.
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Balgrada
Yugoslavia
Slavia
Dele
Termier Meevska
Belgrade
Atareg
Tonegadea
Tito
Biutary
Yugoslav Communist Party
Vance
Hla
Cominforn
Tio
Amazing Gals Embrace Tattooed Facial Art in Hollywood Parlor
Hollywood residents flock to a waterfront parlor offering facial tattooing for eyes brows lips and beauty marks. Dr. Robert A. Franklin notes rising demand as women seek permanent makeup and the artist explains techniques now appear more dignified and accepted.
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Hollywood —-P
Woner
Robert A. Franklyn
Hollywood
Pogmetic
Dyebraw
Browning Campaign Notes Use of Plastic Surgery Tactics
The piece discusses Browning’s campaign and mentions Dr. Franklyn and wartime plastic surgery efforts cited in context of eye color changes and facial alterations. It references campaign managers, Blauntville, and election chatter about gubernatorial prospects, with colorful remarks on eye color and facial features shaping public perception.
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Browning
Franklyn
Royal Canadian Air
Karl Mote
Brinkel Lw
Blauntville
Blountville
McGhee
Metshee
Indictment Unseals 12 Communist Leaders in U S Plot
A federal grand jury indicts 12 leaders of the Communist Party in America for advocating violent overthrow of the U S government. Seven arrested include Foster and Dennis. others named or sought include Davis, Winters, and Hall with charges under the Smith Act.
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New York
America
United States
Covenkmat mM
William & Foster
Eugene V. Deanis
Anc
Foster
Dennis
New York City
Benjamin Davin
Jon B. Willarsot
Monty Whietan
Winters
Irving
Potoah
CO Farriers
Dalmt Corarcit
Jol Gates
Tally Worker
WS. Communist Party
Robert G. Thompen
New York State
Communist Party
Gibert Green
South Independence
Avley
Chicago
Communist Party At
Gus Hall
West 1St Pliner
Cleveland
Ohio
Met
An Gyaibone Futie
18 Year Olds Offered One Year Army Enlistment
The military opens a one year enlistment option for 18 year olds with limited total caps across branches. Applicants may choose Army Navy Marines or Air Force and will serve within the United States before entering longer reserve terms. Registrations for the peacetime draft begin August 30 for 29 year olds and younger.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Air Force
United States
Selective Service
Lewis
Hershay
Law Court Jury Awards Damages In Traffic Death
A four and a half hour session yielded two detetements approved and damages awarded. Mrs Hattie Arnold won 250 against G W Arnold and Yellow Cab Company for the death of her husband George W Arnold on March 4 1948. Eyewitnesses said the cab hit him as he crossed near Tennessee Eastman Corp and Kingsport. Witnesses for the defense claimed Arnold stepped into the cab’s path and the driver was not negligent. Other rulings included a defendant win for Steinhart Novelty Co. and Pinyon Baby Shop. Damages approved totaled 13 000 for Thelma Barr v Walker and 1 000 for Bruce Merten v Charles McCarseil.
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Gevern
Shelburne Erguson
Hattie Arnold Nmin
G. Seals and Yellow Cab Company
Arnold
Cubk Company
Heath
George W. Arnold
Jack Donald Fox
Arnald
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Kingsport
Amd
Y ‘Atkinney
Placert
Fox
Avid
Steinhart Novelty Company
H.enc
Florence Pinyon
Pinyon
Thelma Barr
Times-News Full Candidate List Prompts Voter Guide
The Times-News prints a complete slate of candidates to represent readers in the upcoming election. Officials provide ballot details and lines of official statements for Sitnd County races, outlining who will run and the stakes at hand for each posting.
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Thumatey
Khigapart
Sefitind
Srormel
Orbarwhey
McCord Plans Appointing Game and Fish Commission
McCord proposes appointing a five member Game and Fish Commission to studyMissouri and other states laws. The commission would review game and fish statutes, with possible recommendations and actions, including veto considerations.
Russians Ready To Halt Any Allied Rail Break Plan
Washington officials move toward a Berlin crisis settlement short of war with a three point policy. A new note to Moscow, allied air support, and restraint guide actions. Gen Clay Ambassador Muarpar and Lt Gen Lemay aides head to Washington for rapid talks as Berlin blockade remains the focus.
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Washington
Berlin
Moscow
Germany
Bertin
Bim
Lucius D. Clay
Robert Muarpar
Clay
Curtis EB. Lemay
U. S. Air Bacce
Europe
Thrir Tathy
Problam
Burt
Russia
Schuman
France
Freiel
United States
Britain
King
West
Rugwin
Presdent
Truman
Secretary of State
Marshall
Llym
Stanlord
Gen Clay Heads For Washington Amid Berlin Blockade Crisis
Gen Lucius D. Clay and advisor Robert Murphy fly to Washington to report on the Berlin crisis as the Allies keep pressure on the Soviet blockade. US jets and British relief efforts continue while tension climbs with Soviet controlled newspapers predicting coal and power limits for Berlin.
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Ruysigny
Berlin
Herlin
Manepapar Telegraf
Lucius D. Clay
American I
Germany
Robert Murphy
Washington
Clay
Frankfurt
United States
Stornoway
Scotland
Brussiane
Suipply Barlin
Che Conuniat Brese
Berlinersiddkad
Avisis
Hague
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlangis
Lunembourg
Policeman Fights To Escape Dreaded Fate
Detroit police rookie Casimer Kaliszewski fights for life after being shot while on duty. His father died in a similar attack 23 years earlier, and the wounded officer recalls his vow to become a policeman. Detectives search for two assailants who fled in a black car as his family endures the hospital vigil.
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Detroit
Ris Fakin
Casimer Kaliszewski
Kaliszewski
Belem Kaliszewsk
Casimer
Ike
Daddy
Kingsport Youth Derby Set Next Week For Local Race
Kingsport youths prepare for the annual Soap Box Derby on Oak Street Hill next week. About 68 boys will showcase faster racers as improvements in car design and steering gear are highlighted. Cars must be submitted to Derby officials Monday evening for Tuesday trial runs. A parade is planned for race day.
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Kingsport
Oak Street Hill Tor
Gasteas
Kingagert Times- News
Latimer-Keney Chevralet Company
Theimge
Derby
At & P.m
U. S. Steel Raises Prices Amid Cost Pressures
United States Steel Corporation announced a price increase averaging 3.3 cents per ton in New York, erasing an earlier $2.25 cut. The move follows wage holds and aims to offset rising costs from labor, transportation, coal, and scrap, with Fairless noting wage reductions had been approved but higher prices were now necessary. The report also notes political cabinet changes in France affecting industrial policy frames.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Tom
U. S. Steel
Benjamin
Fatvler
Frm
CIO
United Steel Workers Union
Paris
Vincent
Aurich
Lierr Steel
France
Fairless
Garman
Radicalp
Moet
Arrin
Robert Schuman
Mondaay
Ment
MRP
Amd
Schuman
Steck Mart Follows Through On Rally Amid Weakness
Market notes show Steck Mart continuing rallies for the second day as three sessions of weakness give way. Steel and railway shares gain with fractional improvements. higher prices paid for Nickel Pint Railway and several rail stocks including Bethlehem Republic Steel Sinclair and Illinois Central.
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Railway Amd
Nes Ly
YU. S. Stent
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Sinclair Oi
Santa Fe
Illinois Central
Great Northern
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Ray
Dian
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