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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
4
Kingsport Times reports market news from Kingsport Tennessee with AP and Bureau circulation credits. The notice outlines newspaper publication basics, post office entry, and 2nd class mail matter rules under March 8, 1873, with a yearly subscription rate of 7 dollars for daily and Sunday editions.
The Times-News prints a roster of service names including A B Akard, R Lyle, Ballinger, Ival Lutz, J W Bloomer, Sterling Manis, E W Hawk, Charles J Sterling, Herman Burnette, Thomas L Stalling, Archie Campbell, Ralph Swartz, Cletus R Walton, JW West and others. The passage also inserts a biblical style verse about perception in a pelious house and a quoted line about a mind with a thousand eyes and hearing ears.
The piece critiques Russia's veto power in the San Francisco Conference, arguing it blocks cooperation and influences US ratification. It questions whose interests drive the veto, cites Senator Barkley, and suggests the veto could derail the pact or shield small nations from aggression.
The Washington Merry Go Round column reports that despite plans for war crime trials the U S War Crimes Commission has listed no Nazi names. Britain has names, Russia many, while the U S faces delays and internal disagreements rooted in international law and State Department politics.
Hollywood by Erskine Johnson shares scattered bits of glamor and humor. anecdotes include Deloulle admiring a sundial, Pangborn’s powder puff misadventure, and Bob Hope versus Crosby in golf banter. Collected gossip touches autograph misreadings, a director’s wedding interruption, and playful line about scribbled portraits.
Walter Van Tilburg Clark's novel The City of Trembling Leaves is praised for its length and character work, with notes on youth and growth. Critics discuss its ambitious prose, but debate its success as a novel, while other excerpts touch on U.S. wartime policy, diplomacy, and views on Soviet Russia, with notable quotes from William J. Clayton and Joseph Grew.
Ted R Gambie national director of the War Finance Division calls on the people to sustain buying extra war bonds to beat the Japs and finish the war in Europe. He stresses personal determination and buying to the limit of ability despite bond scares, urging daily support for the war effort.
Notes from a fragmented column mix humorous quips and stray observations about money loans references to San Francisco and a conference, near eastern tensions, a deer intrusion, vegetarian meals, and Peruvian beef puns. The piece blends random reflections with stray poems and wordplay.
J C Penney founder addressed the Johnson City Kiwanis Club. R T Beaty returned from Lancaster S C for his sister Luda Boyd Beaty's wedding. Mrs M L Bratton visited Pulaski after an in law visit with her grandson. James Lawson and others attended Maryville College graduation where John Bon Peelstal graduated. Several locals visited relatives in Virginia Bristol and Radford.
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