Red and Blue Networks Included in WKPT Affiliation
Radio station WKPT announces signing with the National Broadcasting Company. The move places WKPT among NBC affiliates, with programs from Jack Benny Fred Allen and Bob Hope among those carried via the Blue and Red networks. The affiliation expands coverage to North Carolina and Tennessee regions, positioning WKPT as a major modern station.
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WEIT
National Broadcasting Company
Broadcasting Company
Grayid
WHET
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Globe
Kingsport
WKPT
Nation
Chay
Yey
Ngsport
Tennessee
NBC
Jack Benny
Fred Allen
Wibber Motlee and
Molly
Bob Hope
H. V. Kaltenborn
National Farm and Home Hour
Night Club Boss Is Shot to Death
Night club operator P. George Miller was shot to death Saturday in a downtown office building. Police say the slayer fled, with Commissioner Eugene Bryan leading the case and naming Marion Darks as a suspect. An attorney said Miller and Parks sought help over an assault complaint. officers could not locate Parks.
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Miller
Poulice
Hisrail
Polk County
Sherine Broughton Pages
Man and Woman Freed In Death
Alsopie Barker and Charlie Chapman were acquitted of murder charges in city court today as police testified. The body of Robert J. Barker, state deputy game warden, was recovered from Tennessee River yesterday after he died in an alleged boating accident. Detective Roy Clinton testified that Barker described a party in which the defendants allegedly participated.
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Chattangoghan
Alsopie Barker
Charlie Chapman
Hushiod
Robert J. Barker
Ilvath
Barker
Frbiner City
Pear Jiewmasi
Tennessee River
Roy Clinton
Saith Parker
Tomnel
Tibet
Pan Am nations back defense and economic unity plan
Twenty one Pan American republics agreed in a conference led by Cordell Hull to back a defense and economic framework. The accord calls for shared continental security measures, an independent economic system to reduce European trade dependency, and close consultation on actions endangering governments.
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Highton
Conone
United States
Washington
Cordell Hull
Hull
Five Cornwell Children Hurt in Two Week End Wrecks
Five children and an adult were treated at Community hospital after two separate weekend crashes near Kingsport. Sue Pim Cornwell two months old suffered a head injury while siblings Max Betty J R and Dorothy Cornwell aged 5 12 9 and 14 sustained injuries to eye left shoulder left wrist and left foot respectively. Their mother Mrs Cornwell remained uninjured. The family from Jonesboro route 4 were reportedly in a car driven by the mother when the incidents occurred on the Knoxville highway and on highway 11 W in Hillcrest. Father Roy Cornwell, an industrial plant employee, was named in police reports. Police said accident details were unavailable. All five children were released Saturday.
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Kingsport
Sue Pim Cornwell
Max Cornwell
Betty Cornwell
J. R. Cornwell
Dorothy Cornwell
Cornwell
Jonesboro
Ax Roy Cornwell
Knoxville
Hillcrest
Bill Fietcher
Fred Aina
Inves
Cooper To Visit Section Monday
Governor Prentice Cooper resumes a campaign handshaking tour through the upstate counties visiting Whigaport Rogersville Sevierville Newport Rutledge and Knox County while Knoxville hosts supporters. No speeches are planned as he tours Sullivan and neighboring counties with the Cooper Me Keller ticket under party opposition coverage from a distant campaign observer.
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Covernor Prentice Cooper
Whigaport
Rogersville
Cavernor Cooper
Abouk
Knoxville
Vintoxarsyle
Tonoun
Sevierville
Newport
Cipeenexitle
Mearvistown
Rutldge
Knoxmulte
Sullivan
Mawling
Kingsport
Rogers- Ville
Coserner Cooper
George Dempster
Seanley
High Tension Wire Kills Lineman on Long Island
Joseph B. Baker 41 of Long Island died after contacting a 12 000 volt high tension line atop a 40 foot pole near Gate City highway. Firemen and physicians treated him for over three hours with artificial respiration but he could not be revived. Baker, a longtime employee of R H Bouligny Co of Charlotte NC and later with Appalachian Electric Power Co, left a wife in hospital and seven children. Funeral at First street home with pastor Rev P C McCord officiating. Surviving include wife, seven children, a brother and three sisters, with services planned in Garland, Tennessee.
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Joseph B. Baker
Luang Island
Baker
R. H. Bouligny Co
Charlotte
WN. C
Wingsport
Fremen
Gate City
Unicd
Kingsport
Pontiac
Kingsport Abillles
Appalachian Electric Power Co
RE. W. Bateligny Co
N.C
Firwin
Elk
Kansas City
Ed Miller
Norwood
Ohio
Jess. Martie
Petersburg
Axis Realignment Demanded in Balkans amid Allied Bombings
The Rome Berlin axis pressed for a quick Balkan realignment with Romania ceding Transylvania and Dobruja to Hungary and Bulgaria. Germany and Italy reportedly pledge protections against Soviet gains as Hitler seeks quiet front while heavy RAF raids over Britain continue and Romania fears internal upheaval.
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Rovmania
Germany
Brit Fann
Scotland
Adolf Hitler
Rusmania
Rome
Balkan
Hungary
Bulgaria
Budapest
Rumania
Transylvania
Doubruja
Romania
Bucharest
Hitler
Europe
Gles
Dobruja
Othi
Italy
Russia
Bessarasia
Carol
Kngdom
Moscow
Nikolai Exnel
Romania Bows to Soviet Demand Over Bessarabia Evacuation
Soviet Russia urged Romania to stop alleged outrages against Bessarabians and to allow evacuation efforts. Romania pledged to halt such acts and comply with the Soviet representations.
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Biloscow
Russia
Rumania
Heat toll tops five hundred as south endures extreme temperatures
Sizzling heat killed more than 500 across the South with little relief foreseen. Deputy Haz Gilliam faced charges after a shooting during an incident with prisoners. Mrs Stoops and a confrontation at Keramerer Gem led to gunfire and an axe attack. Weather drifted cool air northeastward, offering brief rain in Georgia and lingering heat across Alabama and surrounding states.
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Drooms
Limes
Acmin
St. Charles
Va—Paul
Sigope
Keramerer Gem
Lee General Hospital
Haz Gilliam
Cillian
Pred Welch
Liam
Middle West
Ohio Valley
New England
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South Georgia
Moul‘trie
Valdosta
Chhurch
Florida
Alabama
Clanton
PF. O. Davis
Red Cross to Deliver War Relief Under New U S Plan
President Roosevelt created a central Red Cross relief mission with a $50 million appropriation to buy and transport aid through the British blockade for refugees. The plan assigns the Agriculture and Treasury departments to purchase goods, with the Red Cross handling distribution to refugees displaced by war and invasion. Germany and Britain have yet to confirm cooperation on Red Cross operations in occupied territories.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Prent
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Red Crows
Dosia
Cary Am
Stephen Warly
Presidential Press
Newamen
Great Britain
State Department
Norman Davis
American Red Cross
Germany
War Cross
France
Britain
Coon Hunter Bags Wildcats in Cornfield Incident
Dennis Snowden, taken to his farm home after a hunt, shot a 58 pound coon in a cornfield. His father helped retrieve the carcass and the pair tracked two more cubs with dogs. Dennis continues to look for another coon.
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Wuneeg
Maesoung
Dennis Snowden
Baele Uo
Dennis
Guard Armory Planned In Knox County
Nashville adjutant general Tom A Prazier and Col Harry S Berry state WPA administrator will visit West Knoxville Tuesday to inspect several sites for two proposed National Guard armories. They will review options including the old airport but will not decide until all possibilities are checked.
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Nashville
Adj
Tom A .Prazier
Harry S. Berry
WPA
Knoxville
National Guard
Kingsport to Dedicate Riverview Homes for Negro Residents
Kingsport officials announce a big dedication Saturday for Riverview Homes the new low rent project for the Negro population. The program led by Walter Smith includes remarks by Mayor Tipton and possibly Nathan Straus or John Broome. Senator McKellar and Prof. Howell will speak. Public inspection of four of six buildings to follow.
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Riverview Homes
Kingsport
R. S. Key
B. W. Tipton
Nathan Straus
United States Housing Authority
John P. Broome
J. Fred Johnson
U. S
Kenneth D. McKellar
Legislative Branch
A. H. Howell
Douglas School
Riverview
Robert E. Lee Homes
Ney
Kingsport Endures Record Heat With 93.4 Degree Peak
Kingsport faced a blistering heat wave with temperatures hitting 93.4 degrees, the hottest of the season. Residents sought relief at Legion pool as humidity remained low enough to avoid prostration, though the heat caused widespread strain on crops and pastures.
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Kingsport
Legion Pool
Aix
Weather Bureau
Market Trading Continues Dull Amid Stagnant Wall Street
New York dealers faced a dreary week as trading remained subdued and many investors fled to the country. A muted session saw only selective interest in leading issues, while the Associated Press average edged up slightly at 414, boosted by steels and motors, with the broader market showing about a month of stagnation.
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New York
Wall Street
Ew Commission
Associated Press
Grocery executive dies after car accident in Newport
J. Edenton Grocery Company president and longtime wholesale grocer Ernest Edenton died at his Newport Tennessee home after being struck by a car last night. He was 50 years in the business and well known in West Tennessee circles. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at his home.
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Yeay
J. Ernest
Edenton
J. Edenton Grocery Company
Newport
Tenn
Miss Grace
Lewis
Dutch Bottoms
West Tennessee
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