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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
Stns Must Watson died at her Charmouth home last night. Miss Watson won her title at Wimbledon in 185% when women tennis players wore long skirts and straw hats. The obituary notes her prominence as Britain's leading female player and mentions advocates for hearing-impaired individuals.
The Federal Land Bank declares a dividend of about 600000 dollars, roughly ten percent of outstanding capital stock, payable on stock on June 14. The announcement cites stockholders in Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio with ownership in the National Farm Loan Association and other farmer owned banks.
Two youths from Hopkinsville Kentucky died in a fire at the La Sols Motel in Chicago. Je Wettstein 27 and Whitehurst Mi A from Hopkinsville were identified after the blaze. Mossalae and Carnette families noted casualties among Kentucky residents. local connections and survivors from Louisville and Carreilian were listed.
Pelicans surge past Chattanooga Lookouts edging them 13 to 8 after a late rally. Pro Joss shut down Chattanooga in the twelfth as Mobile climbed to runner-up with a 6 5 5 decision over Birmingham. Valy capitalized on two Mobile errors in the eighth to secure the win. Other boxing results include Copeland and Murphy winning in New York and Reading’s Fiantini triumphing in Hartford.
The CGT gains formal support from the Communist party for a 25 percent general wage increase. Jacques Duclos confirms party behind CGT policy shifts, criticizing wage freezes and urging defrosting. The CGT represents about 4 million members as labor tensions heighten in France.
High officials seek Cuban cooperation to curb gold smugglers moving bullion via small boats between Mexican and Cuban ports. Authorities seized 1,702,250 dollars in gold from June 1935 to February 1946. investigators say some of the metal was destined for European markets, with some interest traced to Argentina.
Four former Japanese officers convicted of torture in the Philippines were executed. The named individuals include Tsunay Toy agents and former military police Hentanant unten conaetort of tenpanshulitiy la Wedhantis, tied to actions at Fort Santiago, Ena.
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