Kingsport Times Editorial and Publication Details
Kingsport Times at 220 22 E Market Street Kingsport Tennessee lists affiliations with AP UP and local associations. It notes weekday afternoon publication except Saturday and Sunday morning editions. The AP holds exclusive rights to news dispatches. Entry as second class matter at Kingsport post office.
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Associated Press
United Press
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kingsport
Tenn
Bible Thought Delivers Hope From Evils to Heaven
A devotional note quotes II Timothy 4 18 offering assurance that God will deliver from evil works and preserve believers for the heavenly kingdom, urging faith and steadfast trust.
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II Timothy
It Is Too Late To Be On Our Guard
The Times' Daily Tonic notes that dangers grow when vigilance flags, urging readers to maintain watchfulness amidst present evils and avoid complacency.
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Lincoln
President's Emergency Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions
Senator Wheeler cites desire for concrete action after the Presidents talk on unlimited emergency. critics say the speech lacked orders and any shift from neutrality while defending Britain. The piece notes public confusion over policy and calls for real follow through beyond rhetoric.
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Hitler
Great Britain
United States
Government Reports Office Aids Public Inquiries Amid Debate
The Office of Government Reports explains its dual role providing a listening post for public questions and briefing Congress and agencies. It notes handling 99 000 citizen inquiries and 6900 congressman questions while expanding staff and branch offices in 48 states.
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Washington
Sam
Washington, D. C
United States Information Service
Office of Government Reports
USIS
House Economics Section
Department of Agriculture
Office of Production Management
Office of Government
Bureau of Censorship
Ministry of Propaganda
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Gestapo
OGR
Congress
OGA
Washington Daybook highlights and Q&A with readers
Readers submit short items and clarifications on broadcast propaganda hours from foreign nations and the FCC. Notes cover model airplane material shortages, Martinique as a potential air base, Philippine resident commissioner pay gaps, and miscellany on the coast guard act of 1790 along with quirky facts about wildlife and geography.
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Washington
N. F
Lynn
Mass
United States
Federal Communications Commission
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Germany
Soviet Union
Australia
Tommy T
Springfield
National Aeronautic Association
B. F
Evansville
Ind
Hull
Martinique
Santa Lucia
Antigua
Martinque
Mont Pelee
San Francisco
Calif
Philippines
U.S
Joaquin M. Elizalde
Congress
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Mr. Elizalde
Elizalde
Philippine
Legislative Branch
Interior Department
Insular
The Princess reviewed by Paul Harrison in Hollywood gossip
John Selby notes Phil Stong's Iowa novel The Princess as hearty and heart warming with vivid Southeastern Iowa settings. Arnhold the heroine controls farm and community, while Vic Patel in Hollywood is sketched as a veteran actor and pictorial historian painting famous faces from early cinema.
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John Selby
Phil Stong
Farrar & Rinehart
Iowa
Mr. Stong
Arnhold
Jake
Weldon
Hollywood
Victor Patel
Vic Patel
Essanay Company
Chicago
Billy Anderson
Kingsport’s Yesterdays from The Times Files 15 Years Past
Miss Mildred Rogers left for Huntsville Alabama after serving as milliner at J Fred Johnson and Company. Mrs W B Ramey improved after a serious operation at St Luke's Hospital Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Jerry C Stone announce the marriage of daughter Margaret to Albert Russ Brashear Jr in St Pauls Episcopal chapel. Lindsay Johnson to return to Kingsport Monday after two weeks vacation. Mrs Robert Rau and children Eileen and Jimmy were guests of Mrs Rau's parents in Dayton.
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Mildred Rogers
Huntsville
Ala
J. Fred Johnson and Company
W. B. Ramey
St. Luke's Hospital
Baltimore
Jerry C. Stone
Margaret
Albert Russ Brashear, Jr
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Lindsay Johnson
Kingsport
Robert Rau
Eileen
Jimmy
No rebellious actions in Mexico, says state leaders
President Carden warns against efforts to spark rebellion in Mexico while a Naples interview quotes Italian historian Benedetto Croce noting Germany’s lost illusions and Italy’s absence of illusions in contrast.
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Mexico
Cardenas
Italy
Germany
Benedetto Croce
Naples
Manhattan Musings on New York History and Demographics
A column recounts New York City’s first newspaper the New York Gazette and the 1732 theater opening, noting later notes on Algonquin land deals and a sweeping view of the city’s diverse ethnic groups, newspapers, and minorities including Germans Irish Japanese Chinese and Armenians. It cites Senator Claude Pepper remarks and Canadian wool production figures for 1939 versus 1938.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Gazette
Theate
Rip van Do
the Gazette
Europe
Algonquin
John Barrymore
Newa York
Red Man
City
New Yo
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4-H
American Society of Planning
Washington Daybook
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Glacier Park
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Keystone
Chaplin
Ben Turpin
Chester Conklin
Harry Langdon
Bobby Vernon
Ford Sterling
Hank Mann
Andy Clyde
Fatty Arbuckle
Polly Moran
Marie Dressler
Marie Prevost
Louise Fazenda
Preston Sturges
Swanson
Patel
Lasky
Gloria Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Paramount
Miss Swanson
Wallace Beery
Pola Negri
Petel
Otis Art Institute
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Prim Charming
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