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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1941

Page

4

Kingsport Times Details Publishing and Service Facts

The Kingsport Times lists its office at 220-22 E Market Street Kingsport Tennessee and notes affiliations with AP United Press SPAS and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It states publication schedule weekday afternoons with Sunday morning edition and describes copyright and postal details.

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

Bible Thought Verse II Kings 23 27

Scriptural line cites evil deeds as in the days of his fathers. The passage notes ongoing disobedience against the Lord and a pattern of failed righteousness.

Evil and good are God’s right hand and left

Bailey reflects on moral forces shaping daily life, contrasting malevolent choices with virtuous acts as integral to human conduct and divine order. The piece uses biblical imagery to advise readers toward steadfast values and humility.

God

Showdown with Labor as War Urgency Grows

In a nation under emergency, critics argue Roosevelt coddled labor and impede defense. They urge using power to prevent plant shutdowns, saying strikes threaten production and Britain's aid. They deem labor selfish and un American, demanding swift government action to mobilize the economy.

Roosevelt Britain Hitler United States

Defense at home and abroad fuels public concern

The nation debates defense readiness amid rumors of weakness in the armed services. It highlights production effort, tank and aircraft manufacturing, factory expansion, and massive contract spending, urging decisive presidential leadership to sustain momentum and morale.

Washington United States Army Navy Office of Production Management Air Service White House Hitler Armed Services Congress Department of Government Defense Europe Rock Island Arsenal Detroit Rock Island Germany Defense Organization U. S. Maritime Commission Defense Plant Corporation Defense Homes

Deborah Sampson and pension case reveal women in early wars

Washington Daybook recalls Deborah Sampson’s Civil War era masquerade as a man to serve in the Continental Army. The narrative notes her discharge in 1783 and a pension won by her widower Benjamin Gannett after an act of Congress.

Washington Jim Preston Archives Jim Molly Picher Deborah Sampson Massachusetts Robert Shurtleff Shurtleff Tarrytown Lord Cornwallis Deborah Benjamin Gannett Benjamin Gannett Congress

The Captain From Connecticut by C S Forester

Paul Harrison reviews Forester’s The Captain From Connecticut praising swift prose and lively nautical action. He notes weaker elements including a delayed love interest and an Americanized captain who nonetheless commands the Delaware during the War of 1812.

Captain Connecticut C. S. Forester Little, Brown Forester Zane Grey Hornblower Captain Peabody Ralph de Palma United States Delaware Long Island Sound Caribbean Peabody

Hollywood child stars grow up dazzle audiences tonight

Lucie Neville covers the new phase of film youth as Deanna Durban now Mrs Vaughn Paul joins a more mature crop. Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney ride evolving careers with engagements and future directing plans while Jackie Cooper nears leading-man status aided by Bonita Granville and Jane Withers as they shed child roles for adult glamour.

Hollywood Deanna Durban Vaughn Paul Universal Robert Stack Miss Durban Charles Laughton Manhattan Judy Garland Dorothy Metro Mickey Rooney Judy Andy Hardy Dave Rose Martha Raye Rooney Diana Lewis William Powell Jackie Cooper Cooper Bonita Granville Miss Granville Jane Withers Miss Durbin Jane h-Fox

Yesterdays Tales From The Times 15 Years Ago

Miss Grace Faust returned from the University of Tennessee to spend the summer. John Dodd, a student at V P L in Blacksburg Virginia, returned to Kingsport to spend vacation with his mother Mrs E W Dodd of Sevier avenue. Shelburne Ferguson W L Holyoke and E B Cate were elected to the board of aldermen in the city election. Mr and Mrs Hal Phillips and son Haynes spent the weekend with relatives in Blountville.

Grace Faust University of Tennessee John Dodd Blacksburg Kingsport E. W. Dodd Sevier Avenue Shelburne Ferguson W. L. Holyoke E. B. Cate Hal Phillips Haynes Blountville

Notable World War II era quotes from leaders and clergy

A collection of remarks by Ernest Bevin, Avila Camacho, and Bishop Henry Wise Hobson. Bevin critiques Hess and Nazi crimes, Camacho cites regional defense ties with the United States, Hobson defends active resistance to Hitler as a Christian duty.

Mexico United States Avila Camacho Hitler Henry Wise Hobson Protestant Episcopal Church

Horowitz's English improves as he eyes real American status

Manhattan culture notes recount pianist Vladimir Horowitz joking about becoming a “real American” in a couple of years after marrying Toscanini’s daughter and facing English critiques. The column also highlights Webb Institute’s bronze bell symbolizing labor rights, pigeons at Midtown feed stands, a headless dummy photo attempt, and cats using grain bags as hunting grounds.

New York Vladimir Horowitz Toscanini Sonia Sonia Horowitz Horowitz Roosevelt FDR Webb Institute of Naval Architecture Bronx Stanton and Goerck Webb Institut Sixth Avenue Midtown Bowling Green Battery 6Th Avenue 47Th Street

Barbed Aphorisms Chronicle Everyday Frictions

A lighthearted collection of quirky lines on marriage, divorce, youth, superstition, and vice. Observations range from marital disapproval and overblown restaurant fuss to a New York pigeon arrested for policy slips and playful dental humor about chocolate fillings.

New York

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