Crash Continues From Page One Rescue Details
Rescue operations reported two women among survivors including Judith Hale of Binghamton New York a stewardess and an 11 year old boy. The aircraft operated by Strato Freight Inc was en route to Newark via Miami with 73 aboard including 15 children. The C46 cargo plane built for wartime service sank within six minutes after the crash near the damaged site. Salvage work was to begin later today with hospitals seeking to treat those rescued for injuries.
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Judith Hale
Binghamton
N.Y
Amail Islands
Newark
N. J
Miami
Strato Freight, Inc
Bradley Field
Windsor Locks
Conn
United States
Lee H Wakeneld
Stamford
Probe Hearing Details Sieving Kremlin Espionage Links
The hearing outlines Schevchenko the Russian official at Bell and Amtorg who sought aviation secrets from Haas and the Franeys. It notes FBI and State Department roles, possible justice delays, calls for FBI security rules for private firms, and plans to question Frank Oppenheimer about Berkeley lab activities. The narrative covers alleged attempts to obtain jet plane plans and industry espionage tied to wartime research.
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Retary of State
Washington
Haas
Byrnes
Department of Justice
FBI
Velde
Truman
Justice and State Departments
Walter
D-Pa
Justice Department
Schevchenko
Frank Oppenheimer
Robert Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. Mix
University of California At Berkeley
Berkeley Laboratory
Freneys and Haas
Scevchenko
Russia
Bell Company
Soviet Union
Bell
Franey
Bell Library
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Compromise Amendments On Administration Bill In Labor Debate
The article notes willingness to accept some Taft provisions but not all. Amendments propose presidential seizure powers in emergencies, free speech guarantees for all, collective bargaining in good faith by unions and employers, affidavits denying Communist or Fascist ties by leaders, and union financial disclosures. The collective bargaining amendment was set as pending business to be voted on first after general debate ends in several days.
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Taft
Death Notice for W R Cooter at Baileyton Church
W R Cooter died Sunday night in a Greeneville hospital. Funeral services will be at 3 pm Tuesday at Baileyton Methodist Church with three ministers presiding. Burial follows at Zion Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, four daughters, his father I M Cooter, four sisters, five grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Doughty Stevens Funeral Home of Greeneville is in charge.
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Baileston
W. R. Cooter
Greeneville
Baileston Methodist Church
T. W. Singleton
E. B. Jeffers
Mink
Zion Cemetery
Cooter
Ansley
Keller
Lawrence ¢ Motter
Baileyton
Res
Casselle
Boone
Morristown
Guysdeffers
Kingsport
I. M! Cooter
Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home
Trial Continues As Grand Jury Deliberations Pause
Fragmentary text shows trial proceedings continuing while the grand jury is in recess, with no further context available about case names or dates.
Kingsport Boys Named To Cabinet Of Gov Roberts
Kingsport youths accompanying Kenneth Roberts to Lebanon for Boys State elected him governor. Delegates named as commissioners include Jimmy King finance, R. P. Hall highways, Howard Stearnes education, Rex Orr labor, Claude Robertson institutions, Jim Lowe health, Jerry Brewster insurance, Kippy Miller conservation, Larry Long public works, and John T. Hays wat. The State Legislature chose N. Davey Kingsport as attorney general and budget director.
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Jimmie Peters
Times-News
Boys State
Kenneth Roberts
Kingsport
Lebanon
Jimmie
Jimmy King
R. P. Hall
Memphis
Howard Stearnes
Rex Orr
Chattanooga
Claude Robertson
Tullahoma
Jim Lowe
Jerry Brewster
Sweetwater
Kippy Miller
Knoxville
Larry Long
Jackson
John T. Hays
Murfreeshearn
Wat
Chambers Testimony Ties Hiss to State Secrets, Wadleigh Named
Chambers testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that Hiss was gentle and simple. He said Hiss is charged with lying to a federal grand jury, denying passing State Department secrets to Chambers, and denying contact since 1937. Chambers added Julian Wadleigh as a second State Department employee who aided him in obtaining secrets. Wadleigh declined comment. Chambers also admitted lying twice under oath to the same committee.
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Chambers
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Hiss
State Department
Hisa
Julian Wadleigh
Henry Julian Wadleigh
Washington
Wadleigh
House
J. Chambers
$200000 Reward For Assailants Of Two Reuthers
The CIO United Auto Workers offered a $200,000 reward for information leading to the capture of the assailants who shot Walter Reuther, UAW president, and Victor Reuther, educational director. The total rewards reach $238,000 with offers from Detroit officials and others. The union will review tips before passing them to police and may pay $5,000 for information that leads to a trial.
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Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers
Walter
Victor Reuther
Walter Reusther
Victor
UAW
Blacktopping delayed to mid July by Sullivan County Court
Sullivan County Court Road Improvement Committee postponed county road blacktop start to around mid July delaying the 750000 road program slated for early June. Despite the delay, officials expect 30 to 40 additional miles blacktopped this summer as rock stockpiles remain ample and the program is in good shape. Also reports: Warren County K-12 levy rises to 1.25 per 100 assessed value and school budget up 82258.72. former Michigan State coach Ben Van Alstyne now Spartans golf coach.
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Blountville
Spj
Sullivan County Court
Warren County
County Board of Education
East Lansing
Mich
Ben FL van Alstyne
Michigan State
Spartans
Jeffries National League connections aid Kingsport push
Jef was active with Triple A clubs across the International League American Association and Pacific Coast League. He is well known in major league baseball circles and his contacts in organized baseball brought needed help from Pittsburgh to Kingsport.
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Jef
Pittsburgh
Kingsport
Soldier Makes Allotment To Repay Widow
Fredericksburg Va P Fifty dollars a month of Star Sergeant Windred Alexander s pay for the next six years goes to the widow of a man killed in an auto accident near here last April 16. The Camp Lee Va sergeant pleaded guilty to reckless driving before Judge M Brazile in Spotsylvania Circuit Court. A 450 monthly allotment to Mrs James Lightfoot of Philadelphia Pa widow of the accident victim for the six year period was a condition for withholding sentence. Lightfoot 49 was killed when the tar he was operating collided with Alexander s at the junction of Route One and the Route One bypass highway four miles south of here. Evidence in the case contended. Another condition was that Alexander not drive a car for a year.
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Fredericksburg
Windred Alexander
Here
Camp Lee
M. Brazile
Spotsylvania
James Lightfoot
Philadelphia
J. Pa
Brazile
Alexander
Lightfoot
Condition Of Four Wreck Victims Improves at Johnson City
Reported Tuesday morning the four injured from Saturday night automobile crash near Johnson City Highway Airport remained under hospital care. Mountain View Hospital said Herman Traine Elizabethton condition satisfactory but serious Roby Murray Jonesboro and Herman Banner Elizabethton listed as good. Col Fred Lewis 63 Elizabethton was in good condition at Appalachian Hospital Johnson City No report for Raymond Mottern Elizabeth?
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Johnson City
Johnson City Highway
Mountain View Hospital
Herman Traine
Elizabethton
Roby Murray
Jonesborn
Herman Banner
Col
Fred Lewis
Appalachian Hospital
Raymond Mottern
Connally Eyes Early Debate On Atlantic Pact
Senator Connally of Texas signals possible early Senate debate on the Atlantic Pact after Senate Foreign Relations Committee approval. He expects ratification "overwhelmingly" and may move to set aside a labor bill to enable treaty action next week. The committee report, 13-0, addresses the pact's implications and limits on presidential war powers.
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Washington
Connally
D.tex
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George
Donnell
R-Mao
Waking
Rutah
United States
al Shhough
Watkins
Utah
Unemployment in May Hits Postwar Peak
Washington reports unemployment rose by 273000 in May to 3,289,000, a new postwar peak. Despite the increase, more people held jobs than in May last year, with farm employment rising and non agricultural jobs down, while full time work increased by about 2,000,000 from April.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Gsid
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Phous
Backer Bros. Flowers
Groseclose
Charlemont
Boyd, Sr
Phos
Kingsport Boys
Gov. Roberts
Tenn
Volunteer Boys State
Kingsport Youth I
Vcott
Strand
K. A. Pate
Walter F. Crueger
Norfolk and Western Railway
Billy May
Cottontown
Don Norris
Scott
John Yan
True Bil
Ness
Nashville
N. Davey
Budget Direc
U. G. Weather Bureau
Reuthers
Howling Green, Ky
P—An In
Jeffries
Tion
Sawdust
Bill Sez
Clinchfield Supply Company, Inc
Callus
Hanna
Kinga
First National Bank
Payments and Investments Loan
Broad Street
Center Street
Caten Ar Stour
Frankfort
Paris
Hal Williams
Bourbon Building and Loan| Association
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Fleetwood Coffee Its
SupQremanzd
Pentagon
Empire State Building
Bennett & Edwards
Grkin
Genero
Sherfein Deum
America
Pontiac Good News
Pontiac
Brashear Motors, Inc
Ikway
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