Judges Defended Against Charge Of Wastefulness
Judge W R Kinton spoke at the Tennessee County Judges Association meeting defending county governments against charges of wastefulness and centralization. The convention in the Utilities building included remarks by city attorney H F Wilson and Judge A G Murrell from Sayotte county, with discussions on cooperation, education, and a non punitive Training School for boys. Governors, judges, and mayors from numerous counties attended as sessions covered district concerns and a planned Kingsport industry tour.
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W. R. Kinton
Gibson County
Tennessee County Judges’ Association
Kinton
Judes T. R. Bandy
H. F. Wilson
J. Fred Jonason
Kingsport
Lacy H. Elrod
Johnson
Laty
A. G. Murrell
Sayotte
Weal Tensmessee
Judge Kinten
Tens Neasee Judees
Jin Tonay
Rirod
C. Wy. Philips
Lonsi
Paillips
Prentice Cooper
E.G. Walker
Association
Kien
Jefferson
Gibson
Greene
Mayeur
Sullivan
Blount
Lawrence
Warren
Garters
Washington
Davidson
Camborne
Cooper
August W. Wilde
Madisen County
Industries
Tho Pum
Uliitles
TH. WW. Patmes
Wigaport Meat
Child Seriously Hurt In Wreck Near Kingsport
Seven year old Belly de Wagner of Lynn Garden daughter of John Wagner is hospitalized with a double fracture and possible internal injuries after a Sunday afternoon auto collision near Mt. Carmel Hawkins county. Witnesses gave a license number later traced to J A Millard Blountville. County officers launched an inquiry into the driver while another Kingsport resident suffered a minor laceration in a separate accident on the Gate City Highway.
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Belly de Wagner
Lynn Garden
John Wagner
Herondition
J. A. Millard
Blountville
Kingsport
Wagner
Hawkins County
Mt. Carmel
Orgie
Hite
Betty Jo
Gall
RK. H. Walton
Gate City
City Cemetery
Annenberg Sentenced Man Heads To Lewisburg Prison
M L Annenberg surrendered to U S marshals in Chicago to begin a three year term for eversion of income taxes and was to be transported to the Lewisburg Pennsylvania penitentiary. Chief Deputy Marshal Joseph Yobin reported Annenberg appeared at his counsel Weymouth Kirkland’s loop office as the marshal’s office coordinated the process.
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Chicago- P—M
Joint Trusteeship Urged For European Colonies
United States calls for joint trusteeship of any European colonies in the Western Hemisphere to prevent transfer or loss of control. Cordell Hull outlines a sweeping program with aims to bolster hemisphere economy and curb foreign domination.
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Havana
United
Bo Sregs
Spe
Americas
Blull
United Sates
Iit
Ax-Wielding Officers Launch Blue Law Raid on Eddie's Steak House
A Sunday morning raid by nine highway patrolmen led by Sergeant Claude J Wueldes on Eddie's Steak House on the Johnson City highway resulted in the arrest of a man identified as W. CO. Matthews on liquor and gambling device charges. He posted cash bonds and was released. The raid, first in upper Tennessee under a new Blue Law push to curb public revelry, aimed to close beer and night club activity after midnight on Sundays and weekdays. The operation followed a county resolution directed at enforcing Sunday beer sales limits, though the state attorney general later questioned county authority to set hours.
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Stoie
Ede
Tashoo
Touneaser
Te Kieeport
Army
Eddie
Johnson City
Claude J Wueldes
Ay Man Fisted
W. CO. Matthews
Memphi Buckles
Matthews
Belvidere
L.eluds
Om Buckles
Upper
Tennessee
Buckies
Paul Zimmerman
Sher Roby A. Milam
Milam
Italians Close Fair Restaurant at World’s Fair
The Italian pavilion restaurant in New York’s World’s Fair closed last night on orders of the Italian official in charge, Armando Tosi. He said business had declined and about 340,000 in revenue would be shipped back to Italy.
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New York
New York World
Armando ‘Tosi
Italy
Tosi
Population Trend Editorial Series to Highlight East Tennessee
Beginning tomorrow the Times will publish front page editorials on the population trend in East Tennessee. The editorials show Kingsport and Vicinity as the fastest growing district, and outline ways citizens and businesses can help the area continue to grow.
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Tomorow
The
Times
East Tennessee
Kingsport
Vicinity
G Men Hunt Slain Soldier's Daughter Killer
Federal agents moved to urge the search for a brutal slayer after the body of Mary Jane Massey, 14, daughter of Sgt William A Massey, was found rammed into an old oil drum in a brush ravine near her Snelling Minnesota home. Autopsy said she was strangled with her own underwear. cause of death and assault details remained undetermined due to decomposition.
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Snelling
Minn
U.S Army
Fedjeral
Mary Jane Massey
Sergi
William A. Massey
Drum
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Fatal Drowning Toll Rising
The midsummer heat wave continues across the nation with deaths from prostrations and drownings. States report dozens of drownings as millions seek relief at beaches and lakes. Temperatures reach near 100 in several cities, with Needles and Yuma among the hottest. Slight relief comes with rain in some areas, but drought persists and crops risk damage without change in weather.
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New England
Great Selkkes
Beathes
Middle West
Middle Atlantic States
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Needles
Calif
Yuma
Ariz
Arlanna
Phoeniix
Kingmare
Tucson
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Columbus
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
North Central
Huron
Rapid City
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New York
Ohio
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Jersey
Kansas
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Ilinois
Maryland
Oregon
West Virginia
Missouri
Kingsport
McKellar
N Weather Bureau
G. C. Baker
Shelby Darkest Traffic Spot Nine Die in Mishaps
Shelby County saw three fatal accidents that killed nine people, including two autos near Menlo and a truck collision and motorcycle fatality. Nashville marked its 57th death day as police urged strict speed control, while Chattanooga reported three deaths this year, continuing a low fatality period with 29th deathless day.
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Shelby
Nashville
Tennessee
Shelby County
Menol
Aix
Golisiow
John Griffin
Griffin
Nelrolmen
Nash
Chattanooga
Ship Frossoula Sunk by German Bombers With Heavy Loss
An authoritative source said last week the 1,252 ton Frossoula of Panama registry was sunk by German bombers near London. It is feared there was a heavy loss of life as the ship went down with many presumed dead.
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London
Frossoula
Panama
Britons Fight On For Freedom Despite Hitler Peace Offer
Lord Halifax rejects Hitler’s peace bid and vows to continue the fight until freedom is secured for Britain and others. He calls Britain’s stance a table privilege to defend precious values and cites a resolute, indomitable spirit across the empire. He says Commonwealth partners and the United States condemn Hitler’s aims and pray for Allied victory.
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London
Lord Halifax
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
Halifax
British Commonwealth
Hitler
United States
Emergency conference commissions set up by Americas
The emergency conference of the 21 American republics completed closed meetings to form commissions addressing hemisphere defense and economic issues. In Colorado Springs Wendell L. Willkie urged a Democrats and Independents of like belief movement after two ex New Deal officials offered support. Amb Bullitt reported on U S stance toward Petain and France. Swedish sources claim former Latvian leader Karl Ulmanis gravely wounded in Riga hospital.
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Havana
Colorado Springs
Colo
Wendell L. Willie
London
An Exchange
Gotchorg
Karl Ulmanis
Latin
Riga
Bombers Hit Chongking Area This Afternoon
Japanese air raid blitz strikes industrial and military targets near the Chinese provisional capital Chungking this afternoon as flights of bombers attack facilities and outlying works under wartime pressure.
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Chongking
Report Denied on Rumanians and Soviet Vote Request
Bucharest officials deny a Russian request for a Romanian people's government formation. Officials from Romania Soviet Union and Italy say they know nothing of the alleged vote, and Wing Carol is reportedly seeking advice from others.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Denes
Russia
Italianu
Wing Carol
Readiness Washington Dike Closes as Destroyers Fitted for Corps
The navy dike was closed today indicating four destroyers are being fitted out for the marine corps as part of efforts to speed a minute man expeditionary force ready for any hemisphere emergency.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Nazis Awaiting British Reply Before Holocaust Start
German sources say Hitler will delay his threatened invasion until official British answers to his peace proposal are received from Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax and Prime Minister Churchill. Luftwaffe raids on England caused fires and storage damage. British losses included eight aircraft and a Sunderland, while four German planes did not return. Halifax to speak today, Churchill to address Commons tomorrow on the proposals. Germany to attend Pan American Havana conference as an observer.
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Berlin
England
Lord Halifax
Churchill
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
British Isles
High Command
Channel
Echantmen
Trondheim
Norway
Churchil
House of Commons
Havana
Germany
Allied air and naval actions dominate wartime briefings
United Proxy Germany, Italy and Britain claim success in aerial warfare while London reports losses including one destroyer sunk after fending off three Nazi raiders. Nazi commands claim tanker and four merchant ships sunk while fires lash harbors airports and factories. Britain cites heavy raids into central Germany the Ruhr Holland and Belgium with 167 raiders shot down since June 17.
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Germany
Italy
Britain
London
Nazi High Command
Centra
Ruhr
Holland
Belgium
England
Hood
Imed
Baltic States
Soviet Union
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Texans Pointing I For Comeback In House Contest
Texans eye a Democratic Congressional contest as four former representatives seek back seats in Texas. The main race targets the seat of Marvin Jones of Amarillo with Joe H Eagle O Hi Crosa WW McFarlane and Thomas L Blanton among returnees. Most outcomes likely in first primary Saturday. Blanton, a forceful former speaker nicknamed watchdog of the treasury, stands out for a comeback bid amid a largely uneventful field.
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Austin
Tex
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
Joe H. Eagle
Houston
O. Hi Crosa
Wace
WW. D. McFarlane
Graham
Thomas L. Blanton
Albany
Townsend
Blanton
Wishington
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Tennessean County Judge Association
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House
Woodrum
D-Va
Roosevelt
Bop
McLean
Renj
Defense Commission
Tennessee Valley Authority
Raid
Ty Act Ketron
Bulletins
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William €. Bullitt
Roonevelt
Trance
Petain
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Hevjin
Warken
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Mussolinis
Texans
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