U S Considers Reopening Holston Plant Kefauver Says
Senator Kefauver told the Associated Press the Defense Department may reopen the Holston Ordnance Works in Kingsport Tennessee as part of a study of plants on standby. Officials at Wolf Creek Milam Volunteer and Holston denied any reactivation orders. The Tennessee Eastman operation began November 4 1942 under Army Ordnance pursuit of RDX and related processes. No immediate job openings or calls for workers were issued.
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Washington
Spl
Kefauver
Associated Press
Defense Department
Holston
Kingsport
Tenn
Tennessee
Wolf Creek
Milam
Chattanooga
AHO. W
Atomic Booth
Tennessee Eastman Cereration
Army Ordnance
T. BC
National Defense Research Committees
W. E.j.bachman
University of Michigan
Hastman
McKenzie Attacks Bullard Over King Support in District Race
Sulllivan County News publisher Joe W. McKenzie, a Democratic candidate for the First District seat, blasted M. M. Bullard of Newport for backing Kyle King of Greeneville. He accused Bullard of manipulating party favors, costing money, and obstructing a Democratic bid for Congress while claiming to be the district patronage boss. McKenzie urged proof of governor backing and warned Democrats against voting for Bullard, insisting strong party unity is needed for a win.
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Blountville
Spli
Joe W. McKenzie
Sullivan County
M. M. Bullard
Newport
Kyle King
Greeneville
McKenzie
Kyle Ming
Distriet Petronage
King
Bullard
Congress
Digtriel
Civilian Officers Urged To Volunteer For Service
Nashville Tennessee local call from the Tennessee Military District for civilian officer volunteers across many corps. Col C G Wheeler notes urgent needs in Medical Dental Engineers and Infantry, with limited positions for Organized Reserve and National Guard officers. Accepted officers receive 30 days to wind up affairs after active duty orders.
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Nashville
Tern
Tennessee Military District
C. G. Wheeler
Medical Corps
Dental Corps
Medical Service Corps
Chaplains
Corps of
Ordnance
Signal Corps
Finance
Chemical
Coast Artillery
Army Nurse Corps
Women’s
Corps of Engineers
Organized Reserve
Guard
Subversives barred from American ships pact reached
Coast Guard will police loyalty on U S vessels under a voluntary pact by ship operators and unions. Labor Secretary Tobin said the agreement aims to remove disloyal crewmen without delaying ships. Coast Guard Captain Jewell forecast operation within two weeks.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Tobin
PET
Naval Intelligence
Tobugale
H. T. Jewell
Street Scenes and Odd Guests in a Quiet Block
A business man with a tennis hobby tests various strokes in an alley while a companion watches. A young woman leaves a cinema during a downpour and asks for a phone to call her brother. Nearby houses in Cherokee Village display white cotton pieces on doors as charms against flies after a snowlike scene.
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Cherohee Village
Atlantic Pact Allies Urged To Rearm Quickly
The United States urged Atlantic Pact partners to accelerate rearmament amid growing concern over Communist aggression. Charles M Spofford, US member, told the Atlantic Alliance Council that Korea shows Communism will not hesitate to shift from subversion to armed conflict. Delegates plan a two year rearmament schedule, with meeting held behind closed doors. Britain’s cabinet considers expanded defense and aid to Korea as Parliament debates readiness.
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London
United States
Charles M. Spofford
V. S
Atlantic Alliance Council
Karen
Spafford
New York
Korea
Abamy
Spofford
Couneil
Britain
France
Italy
Fortugal
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Canada
House of Commons
Scare-Buyers Play Right Into Hands Of Communists
AP Foreign Affairs writer Dewitt Mackenzie condemns scare buying as aiding the enemy. He argues hoarding harms the economy and aids Moscow’s strategy to spread communism, urging restraint despite fears of war shortages.
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Dewitt Mackenzie
Russia
Moscow
United States
Enka Trouble Echoes In Injunction Hearing
In Morristown Tennessee federal court five GIO Textile Workers Union members resumed a hearing led by attorney Robert Cahoon. The plaintiffs allege that Enka Corporation state highway patrol and other officers conspired to deprive union members of their rights.
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Chattanooga
Veni
Iecent
Ameri
Enka Rayon
Morristown
Ludge Leslie
Carr
GIO Textile Workers Union
Robert S. Cahoon
Wolfhound unit halts North Korean attack in Korea
North Koreans fought the Wolfhound Regiment with mortar artillery and machinegun fire near Fort Lambert with U S 25th Division. Lt Col Michaelis led the Wolfhounds defending a perimeter as enemy assaults were repulsed with heavy losses. Estimates place up to 690 attackers in the first assault and subsequent skirmishes later in the day.
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Fort Lambert
U. S
Korea
Tewin
Mike) Michaelis
Lebanon
Eisenhower
Wolfhounds
U.S. Laircraft
Gordon Jong
Cincinnati
Daytona Beach
Truman Seeks Immediate Five Billion Dollar Tax Hike
President Truman asked Congress for a prompt five billion dollar tax increase to be shared by individuals and businesses. He urged using an existing House bill as a vehicle and proposed accelerating passage. The plan targets 1958 corporate income taxes and raises withholding on wages for the final quarter of the year.
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Washington
Bruman
Congress
George
D-Ga
Truman
House
Senate Finance Committee
Framan
New Diesels Aid Smoke Control In Kingsport Yard
Two diesel switch engines arrived at Clinchfield Railroad yards in Kingsport to replace coal burning steam locomotives. A third smokeless yard engine is due Wednesday to finish replacing the last steam engines after 35 years of service. Yardmaster W. Q. Schigan said the new machines will eliminate smoke in the upper East Tennessee yards, with two already in use at Erwin and another to Johnson City.
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Neal
Steen Times
Hingsport
Michfield
Kingsport
Erwin
W. Q. Schigan
Upper East Tennessee
Johnson City
Butt
General Motors Corporation
LaGrange
Norsepower Ag
Clinchfield
Clinchfield Railroad
Times-News
Gretchen Whisnant
Enemy Pressure Persists Amid Loss Of Men In Korea
AP dispatch reports American ground forces abandoned Yongdong on Tuesday under fierce Communist attacks along the Taejon Yongdong Highway. First Cavalry Division elements withdrew for undisclosed positions as General MacArthur noted continued enemy pressure despite heavy losses. Defense Secretary Johnson announced a 5060 aircraft expansion to boost air strength, saying the buildup will be funded by a new military appropriation. Private Cecil L. Marcum, son of Mack D. Marcum, is listed as wounded in a Korea casualty bulletin.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Yongdong
Southeast
Korea
First Cavalry Division
Taejon-Yongdong
MacArthur
Washington
Defense Johbnson
Tolenson
Truman
Navy Matthews
White House
Johrson
Congress
Keingsfortian
Cecil LE. Marcum Som
Mack DR
Army Freezes Reserve Status
The Army has frozen reserve commissions expiring or set to expire, affecting five year posts signed by officers who left active duty after World War II and joined the reserves. The Air Force cannot freeze these commissions due to differing law, requiring legislative action. No expiration issue for the Marine Corps reserves, which run at the president’s pleasure.
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Washington
Army
Air Porew
Ite
Air Force
Air Forge
Maryami Marine Corps
Tennessee Second District race probe to report by Aug
Rep Chel announced a House committee investigation into Tennessee s Second District congressional race. A special sub committee convened in Knoxville last week to hear charges from Rep Jennings. CheI said a transcript from Knoxville testimony is awaited and a report should be ready for briefing, possible by Thursday.
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Washington
House
Tennesses
Chel
D-Hy
Knoxville
Jennings
Howard B. Baker
Inis
Republcan
Chelt
GOP Demands Housecleaning Over Korea War
In Washington Republicans pressed for accountability over Korea calling for four housecleanings in State and Defense Departments. Rep Short assailed the State Department policy and Defense Secretary Johnson while questioning spending and results. Rep Vinson warned a global war could be imminent as he supported a bill adding a year to enlistment terms.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Departments
Armed Services
GOP Rm
Rep. Short
Gop
House Armed Services Committee
State Department
Defense
Johnson
Earler
Vinson
D-Ga
House
Allen And Browning Begin Final Speeches
Two major candidates for governor plan final stump speeches. State Sen. Clifford Shenk campaigned yesterday while Gov Gordon Browning paused campaigning for a Gatlinburg handicraft fair. Allen said operating costs have tripled in five years due to job creation and higher pay. Schedules list Allen events in Dover Goodlettsville Westmoreland Gallatin Hartsville Springfield and Browning events in Rutledge Tazewell Cove Lake and Oak Ridge.
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Associated. Press
Lult
Clifford Shen
Gordon Browning
Gatlinburg
Allen
Dover
UD & Political Organization
Goodlettsville
Westmoreland
Gallatts
Hartsville
Springfield
Browning — Rutledge
Tazerwell Cove Lake
Oak Ridge
Fishing Tables and Nautical Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows fishing tables and period listings with scattered numbers and days. It references Ark features such as Niloet Periods, Lake Stages, and a schedule tied to specific dates and locations. The text includes figures like 1086 feet and 293.5 feet and mentions names and periods without full context.
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U.S
Defense Dept
Sullivan
Bar
Chicago
Sais
Eugene Rabinowitch
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Budetin
Tenis
Brother Toe
Partners West
Gate City
Elwood Otminger
Fifth Air Force Base
USAF
Department of Defense Fhote
Bullein
Americ Tam
Korean Peninsula
Browning
Jong Alden Kaipht
Soguman
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