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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1945

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Destruction Hits Heart Of Japan Navy Shells Sao City

Allied air and sea forces pounded Japan as 1500 planes hit industrial targets from Kyushu to Tokyo. The Third Fleet shelled Hamamatsu while carrier aircraft swept Honshu annihilating airfields and rail facilities, with Tokyo plants targeted and reports of heavy damage across multiple cities.

Heart of Japan Sao City Guam U. S. Navy Kyushu Tokyo Kure Shoe City Hamamatsu Honshu Kobi Domel Japan Firat Kento Army Yokohama Naval Station Domel Agency Sak Nimitz Domei Ise Bay Osaka Halsey General MacArthur Far East Navy

Big Three Clash at Potsdam in Final Conference Stretch

The Big Three leaders Attlee Stalin and Truman pressed toward a final communique at Potsdam after 11 days of topflight talks. Observers expect a swift conclusion with plans for postwar Europe and possible mentions of the Pacific war. The UN Charter ratification gives the President leverage, while Australia objects to a hard ultimatum to Japan.

Potsdam Iuman Attlee Stalin Kon Winston Churchillis British Labor Party Europe Pacific Truman Peimary Japan U. S. Senate Ruta Britain United States Australia

Airmen Deal Heavy Blow To Jap Navy

Air corps from Manila and Okinawa reported fierce Saturday raids on major Japanese ships at Kure and Sasebo. Liberators attacked Haruna, Barama and escort actions while carrier planes hit unidentified carriers and a cruiser. Far East Air Forces claimed 18 ships destroyed or probably destroyed with 700 sorties and significant damage inland at Kyushu airfields.

Manila Hartina Xure Sasho MacArthur Far East Air Forces Kure Barma Bure Seventh Army Air Force Haruna Army Navy Colin Kelly Ttwas Adm. Nimits Guam Perhapa Wtth Air Force Sasebo Navy Yard Honshu Island Far East Malaya Borne Japan Yoshima Iron Works Kagoshima Kyushu Kumamoto

U S Plans Drive On Black Market And Tax Chiselers

Washington officials announced a nationwide push against black market activities and tax evasion. Attorney General Clark, Treasury Secretary Vinson, Agriculture Secretary Anderson, and acting OPA Administrator Rogers will coordinate the crackdown, citing joint action against four agencies to intensify prosecutions and curb evaders.

Washington Form C. Clark Clark United States

State Troopers End Stone Creek Snake Handling Cult

Virginia troopers halted a snake handling service at Stone Creek to destroy four reptiles used by the cultists. A plainclothes trooper mingled with the crowd and helped detain a man slipping a rattler under his shirt as a uniformed officer arrived. The scene closed with officers killing the serpent.

Darden Elon Crawford St. Charles Virginia Stone Creek Stone Mountain Raymond Hayes Cumberland Virginia State Broogers

Greatest Force To Invade Japan, Fleet Spokesmen Say

Three senior U S military leaders promised Japan an unprecedented assault, asserting invasion would come in overwhelming force. Ramsey LeMay and Spaatz described a massive bomber campaign and fleet strikes aimed at crippling Japan’s cities and industry.

Japan Guam Adm D. ©. Ramsey U.S. Fifth Fleet United States Curtis E. LeMay 20Th Air Force

Critical Senators Predict Smooth Road For Charter

Three senators previously critical of the administration foresee a smooth path for charter legislation. Wheeler, La Follette, and Reverscomb say limited presidential authority and small foreign contingents could avoid congressional controversy as the United States ratified the UN Charter 89 to 2.

Washington United Nations Wheeler D-Mont la Follette Congress New League

Street Scene in Passing at City Restaurant

A man in city jail asks the desk sergeant for a magazine of detective stories. A young bus boy, about seven or eight, balances a tray of chinaware in a restaurant while a girl in a waitress uniform remarks to a companion about her 9 o clock wedding.

Japanese Casualties Rise in Philippines and Allied Advances

Manila reports 437,828 Japanese deaths to date with 4,477 more bodies counted this week and 587 enemy captures. American losses: 34 killed, 73 wounded. In Luzon the 37th Infantry probes east of Cagayan Valley. 7,500 Japanese remnants believed in rugged terrain, plus 2,200 more including two generals in central Luzon. Further garrisons and clashes noted near Mindanao and the upper Agusan Valley. Australian and U.S. air forces support ground troops, destroying river boats near Balikpapan and raids on Celebes air fields as Seventh Fleet bombers hit Bandjarmasin.

Manila Philippines MacArthur Luzon 37Th Infantry Division Cagayan Valley Aot Wawa Dam 38Th Apsarn Mindanao 24Th Jst Agusan Kibawe-Tolomo Borneo Samarinda 13Th Air Force Balixpapan Celebes U. S. Seventh Fleet Bandjarmasin

Housing Is Top Issue On Attlee's Program

Attlee's Labour cabinet drafts a legislative program prioritizing housing for Britain's homes. The opening Army Parliament session was postponed to allow Attlee time to finish his savings plan and prepare a speech outlining government aims.

Attlee London Britain Patadam

Mystery Man Testifies On Behalf Of Petain Trial

In a treason trial, Jean Lostaint-Lacau testified that blaming others for nearly a century of errors is horrid. The elusive witness, hustled in by judges after a police search failed, followed Edouard Herriot who claimed Roosevelt provided needed social materiel.

Paris Jean Lostaint-Lacau Marshal Petain Edsuard Herriot Roosevelt France Herriot Petain North Africa

Chinese Troops Press Toward Hunan Border in Red Push

Chinese forces drive toward Hunan from Kweiin in Kwangsi as Lingling air base looms ahead. Lingchwan is besieged after a raid, while another column reaches Tarjungjiang near the Hunan Kwangsi line. U S air base Lingling previously abandoned to Japan. Lingling could amplify pressure on Hengyang railway hub.

Chungking Hunan Province Kweiin Kwangsi Linging Kweilin Lingchwan Hunan- Kwangs Tarjungiiang Lingling High Command Flying Tigers U. S. 14Th Air Force Hunan Canton-Hankow Hengyang

Shih Chieh Named To Succeed Soong As Foreign Minister

Wang Shik Chieh who led the Chinese mission to Britain was named Foreign Minister, replacing Soong Chungking who had held the post since December 1941 and became premier last December while retaining the foreign portfolio. Soong had just returned from Moscow meetings with Stalin and other Soviet officials.

Chungking Wang Shik-Chieh Britain T. ¥. Soong Soong San Francisco Stalin Moscow

Mead Committee Seeks One Man Control of War Mobilization

Senate Mead Committee urged creating a single strong head for war mobilization and reconversion. John W. Snyder would regulate price control, war production, and manpower, with OWMR as active supervisor and lines of authority strengthened. The report warns of unemployment if postwar absorption lags and pushes reconversion and foreign policy integration under the Secretary of State.

Washington Senate Mead Committee Office of War Mobilization John W. Snyder Snyder Home Front Truman OWME OQWME Mead D-Ny Japan

Press Men Enter Austrian Capital

An American press convoy entered Vienna today in the vanguard of about 5,000 U S occupation troops. U S forces will join Russian British and French units in occupying the city as British and French convoys also entered from areas previously blocked under Russian control. The American party was commanded by Col Stanley Grogan.

Vienna U. S Stanley Grogan

Careful Driver Dr. R. W. Pannell Wins City Award

Careful Driver Dr. R. W. Pannell of New Street won Monday’s Kingsport Safety Council daily careful driver award. Dr. Pannell, license number 50-773, received two theater tickets for observing traffic rules while driving in city traffic.

R. W. Pannell New Street Kingsport Safety Council

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