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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1941

Page

4

Kingsport Times Masthead and Affiliations

The Kingsport Times at 220-22 East Market Street, Kingsport Tennessee, is a member of the Associated Press United Press Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It publishes on weekdays in the afternoon and Sunday mornings. The AP owns exclusive publication rights for news dispatches.

Associated Press United Press Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association Audit Bureau of Circulation Kingsport Tenn

Bible Thought Reflects on Exile and Anger

A devotional note cites Deuteronomy 29 28 noting the Lord cast people from their land in anger wrath and indignation into another land as it is this day

Avenging God Follows Haughty in The Times's Daily Tonic

In the Times daily column from Seneca, a theme of divine retribution follows the boastful and arrogant, portraying a corrective moral reckoning within a concise, period voice. The brief item reflects a moral stance typical of the feature.

Kaiser Wilhelm's Death and World War Reflections

A reflective piece tracing Kaiser Wilhelm II's role in World War I, contrasting his ego and nationalism with later leaders, and examining accountability for the war. It discusses Wilson's stance, the rise of Hitler, and the idea that peace without victory may endure while warning against repeating the cycle of blame. It closes with Abraham Lincoln and Al Smith quotes and a note on social circles.

Kaiser Wilhelm Germany Lloyd George England John Pershing Wilhelm Sarajevo Hitler Kaiser Wilson Scott Free Furture

Strikes in 1940 Show Mixed Gains and Government Mediation

Washington notes report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on strikes in 1940. About 2,500 strikes involved 577,000 workers and 6.7 million man-days, with 27 percent achieving full demands, 56 percent partial gains, and 9 percent little or nothing. Government mediation covered 43 percent, 11 principal defense industries saw 252 strikes, and New York led with 445 strikes.

Washington Pasadena Providence Palo Alto Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS Department of Labor A. F. of L C. I. OO Bureau Conciliation Service John Steelman New York City Philadelphia Cleveland Los Angeles

Glider talk surges in Washington as Crete war brings plan into view

Washington Daybook reports Sen. Pat McCarran and Rep. W Sterling Cole pushing a glider program to train high school and college students in glider operation with 500000 dollars for clubs. Departments oppose the bill citing limited value and existing pilots training authority.

McCarran Cole Army, Navy and Commerce Department CAA War Department Stimson Bard Navy Pensacola Fla Naval Air Station Commerce Jesse Jones

The Hermit Place and Hollywood notes by Stacy May

A mixed review blends Mark Schorer novel critique with a Hollywood profile. Mark Scherer’s The Hermit Place centers on two sisters in pursuit of a man while Carol Bruce emerges as a rising star in the new film project.

John Selby Mark Schorer Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Harvard Cambridge Briggs-Copeland Mr. Scherer Dave Roberts Gracia Wilson Marge Walton Gracia Roberts Marge America Russia Burbank Lloyd New York Carol Bruce Manhattan Great Neck L. A Carol Boston Louisiana Purchase

Kingsport’s Yesterdays: Local Notes From The Times

From The Times files 15 years ago. Miss Lucy McGukin of the Assembly Training School in Richmond was appointed assistant to the pastor and director of Young People's work. Kingsport residents prepared to vote in the city election with candidates W E Brown E B Cates Shelburne Ferguson M H Hensley W L Holyoke C F Lingar H P Sloan. Bobby Dodd was guest of his brother John Dodd.

Lucy McGukin Assembly Training School Richmond First Presbyterian Church C. B. Easley Rock Springs Kingsport W. E. Brown E. B. Cates Shelburne Ferguson M. H. Hensley W. L. Holyoke C. F. Lingar H. P. Sloan Bobby Dodd John Dodd

Digest of public voices on war and food policy

A compilation presents remarks from Harry Emerson Fosdick and Argentine leader Senora Ana Rosa Martinez Guer rero alongside M L Wilson arguing against war and urging better use of US agricultural capacity. The quotes highlight fears about conflict, beef surplus, and national nutrition.

United States Senora Ana Rosa Martinas Guerrero

Marineland and New York Leaders Talk Fish and History

The Marineland mayor Milton Bacon Jr and New York City mayor discuss aquarium issues and fish lore at City Hall. The piece notes Marineland's 26 voters and 50 000 fish while contrasting Battery Park Aquarium with city landmarks and historic sites.

New York USA Fish Milton Bacon, Jr Marineland Fla St. Augustine Bacon Butch Jenny Lind Moses Harlem River Battery

Barbed Sentences and Witty Observations Told in 1937 Headlines

A vintage column mixes quips about a 1937 bottle message found at sea and a man mailing for his wife. It pokes at empty dreams, traveling salesmen, and reckless driving with playful satire about the House of Lords and House of Representatives adopting loudspeakers.

Check Your Birth Certificate For July 1 National Registration

The Washington Post reports that on July 1 national registration returns, those under 21 must prove age with birth certificates or face possible reporting to authorities. Details of 1940 enforcement are scarce, but officials are expected to rely on public pressure and complaints, as in 1917-18. Prosecutions for failure to register rose to over 10,000 by mid 1918, with 23,495 drawn into service after investigations.

Justice Department Bureau of Investigation Washington Post

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