Phillips and Miller trade insults at Nashville meeting
At a Nashville gathering for the First District GOP primary boards both Rep. Phillips and his opponent W E Miller clashed, with coats shed and tempers flaring. Witnesses say they moved toward blows before aides restrained them as committee members attempted to finalize county board appointments for August 5 primary balloting.
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Phillips
Miller
Nashville
Dayton KE. Phillips
W. E. Miller
Johnson City
Luke Mediey
Cookeville
Mixx
Nellie Kenyon
Ateal
Mike Kenyon
Robert Holt
Senate
Committee
Holt
State Board
Guy L. Smith
Medley
Benton
Medlay
Burch Biggs Democrats
Walter White
Dayton
Rhea County
Bidault seeks pact approval with Western Germany
Foreign Minister Georges Bidault pressed for French consent to the Western Germany pact. He planned a cabinet meeting today and faced criticism from both ends of the spectrum. An informed source said the cabinet would approve, with a National Assembly Foreign Affairs Committee meeting tomorrow and possible approval by the weekend. Moscow papers carried New York and London dispatches but offered no editorial. The Risainny denounced the negotiations leading to the plan.
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Paris
Georges Bidault
Germany
National Assembly
Moscow
New York
London
Risainny
East Tennessee party primary boards listed by county
East Tennessee Democratic and Republican primary boards for Grainger Greene Hawkins Sullivan and Washington counties are listed with names of county officials and local party members. The fragment includes numerous misspellings and unclear entries but shows cross county party personnel.
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Lst
Upper East Tennessee
Demochat
Grainger
Carl Davidson
L. CG. Bryan
Breégar Petre
Wiley Barnard
Joe Davin
Greene
Grover Kerbaugh
Mark Warden
George Hutton
J. R. Sentelle
Tine Britton
Hawkins
John 4. Moneyhan
Roy Bernard
A. F. McClure
Ralph Bellamy
R. O. Bradshaw
Sullivan
Ferry Cooper
Jack Bostic
Craig Caldwell
Louis I. Chase
T. B. Stone
Washington
J. KH. Winston
Lee Bailey
Henry Jackson Keebler
J. M. Leonard
G. C. Chase
Grainger County
John J. Morgan
T. J. Gilmore
T. L. Holbert
Horace M. Greenlee
Elvin
Merritt
Greene County
W. OR. Lowry
Lucy McTnturff
C. Morrigan
Albert Nease
Bryce Shaw
Hawkins County
Hugh Blanken
Cad Carr
Waymond Hurd
D. C. Repley
C. H. Lane
Sullivan County
Russ
Hubbard
Chester
Hail
Katherine Hicka
Jay D. Bumgardner
Arthur Schieren
Washington County
N. BE
Taft Attacks Tariff Plan Clash With Millikin Vandenberg
Senator Taft of Ohio blasted a tariff cutting proposal by Republican Millikin and Vandenberg as too powerful for the President under the Reciprocal Trade Act while Democrats warned it would kill the foreign trade program. The House backed a one year extension curbing executive power. the Senate GOP aims to preserve veto power or limit changes.
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Washington
Taft
Ohio
Finance
Millikin
Cole
Vandenberg
Finance Committee
Senate
Fi‘o
House
Tariff Commission
Congress
Senate Committee
GOP
Millikin-Vandenberg
George
Lucas
Til
Milliledine Vandenberg
Weather outlook shows heat with scattered storms
Weatherman forecasts hot weather with showers in the area over the next few days. Expect considerable cloudiness and highs near 80 today, with tonight partly cloudy and lows in the 60s. Wednesday cooler, Thursday fair with little change. Yesterday’s high 78, low 61, rainfall 0.24 inch.
GOP Family Spat On Housing Plans Ahead of Convention
On the eve of the GOP national convention Rep. Wolcott announces a substitute for the Taft housing bill. He signals his committee will end public hearings and act later in the week, with final House action likely Monday or Tuesday. The plan likely differs from the Taft Wagner measure and omits federal financing for 500,000 low rent units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wolcott
R-Mich
Taft
House Banking Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Philadelphia
Wolcotta
Ellender
Wagner
New York
Senate Backs Alien Draft Debate Splits Party Lines
The Senate approved a plan to enlist 25000 aliens into the Army with citizenship after five years, saying they would not form a foreign legion. Critics argued it signals a major shift in policy and could invite international criticism of Americans defending the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Lodge
R-Mans
Foreign Legion
Europe
Gurney Usc
Armed Services Committee
Gurney
Armed Services
Langer
R-Sd
Taft
Ohio
GOP
Lucas
Luca
Glear
Beardsley defeats Blue in Iowa governor race surprise outcome
In Iowa primary, Gov. Robert D. Blue loses renomination to William S. Beardsley, a New Virginia druggist-farmer in his first statewide bid. GOP Rep. Gwynne trails rival H. F. Gross in the Third District, while Senator George A. Wilson cruises to re election. Other incumbents win big margins.
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Dex Molisa
t—Towan
Robert D. Blue
John W. Gwynne
William S. Beardsley
New Virginia
Blue
Blo
Hale
Beardsley
Gwynne
Gross
Waterloo
Iowa
George A. Wilson
John N. Calhoun
Burlington
Twe
Henry C. Talle
Karl M. le Compte
Egypt Unites to Free Trapped Men Amid Palestine Observer Row
Egypt rushes troops to free men trapped in a lake area as the United Nations mediates a four week truce. The United States plans to send twenty one military officers as truce observers to Palestine, joining seven Navy officers and seven Army officers from the European Theater. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko suggested the USSR will also send observers, complicating Western plans. The UN cease fire proposal calls for observers to supervise the armistice and ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Suchess
Russia
Red Army
Palestine
United Nations
Washington
Palcstine
State Department
Navy
Army
Folke Bernadotte
United States
Kremlin
Holy Land
Andrei A. Gromyko
Security Council
E Commission
Medister
Inter-Nation Commission
France
Belgium
U. S
Gromyko
Poll tax rush signals heavy turnout for Sullivan election
Deputy county trustee Mrs. Earl Faust reported 4524 poll taxes paid from May 1 to June 7 before the August 5 county general election. Poll tax receipts were mailed to voters who paid at booths and official receipts will be mailed later.
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Sullivan County
Earl Faust
Kingaport
City Hall
League of Women
League
Broad Street
Trustees
Lynn Garden
Highland Park
Bloomingdale
Long Island
Faust
Hardin Qualifies For Railroad and Utilities Race
Greeneville attorney James N. Hardin, who had sought the Democratic governor nomination, qualified for the Railroad and Public Utilities Commission in a petition filed before the midnight deadline. Hammond Fowler of Rockwood, endorsed by the state Democratic administration, is the other qualified candidate in the Utilities Commission race.
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Nashville
Tenn
James N. Hardin
Greeneville
Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Crossville Friends
Hammond Fowler
Rockwood
Utilities Commission
Jim McCord
Lewisburg
Gordon Browning
Huntingdon
Jay Hanson
Knoxville
Hardin
Robert Murray
John W. Kilgo
Roy Acuft
U. S
Tom Stewart
Winchester
Mater Kefauver
Chattanooga
Chaige John A. Mitchell
Coulkeville
John R. Neal
George Hardin
John Hickey
Cocke County
U.S
Allen Strawbridge
Dresden
Trade Activity Signals Cautious Market Start
Opening trades showed moderately heavy activity as investors watched overnight orders. As clearing concluded, volume waned while buyers and sellers assessed the market’s next move.
Acuff Declines To Enter Race For Governor
Nashville Tenn Roy Acuff a famous radio star says he will not seek Tennessee governor. He was qualified by friends as a Republican candidate but he will stay with his singing career. He declined to permit his name on the ballot in 1946 and now again declines both party primaries.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roy Acuff
Tennessee
Acuff
Forgovner
Coal Operators Back Away From Lewis Proposals
Washington notes soft coal operators show reluctance to fund 14 million dollars in miners death and disability benefits sought by John L. Lewis. Talks continue at the Statler Hotel with a new deadlock outlook as trustees debate welfare fund allocations amid ongoing court mediation. President McLain of Transylvania College denied 39 seniors degrees at commencement in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Cends
Statler Hotel
Charles O'Neall
Ezra van Horn
Thomas E. Murray
New York
Navy
N. H. Collisson
Reckeliyr
Lexington
Raymond F. McLain
Transylvania College
Kingsport Chamber protests tribe losses to White Sox
Kingsport Chamber of Commerce directors asked Secretary A B Coleman to draft a protest letter to the Chicago White Sox over the Cherokee's poor showing in the Appalachian League. The motion followed a Bluefield pressure and included forwarding Times News clippings to illustrate the club's weakness. The Cherokeees had a nine game skid before a 13-4 win over Narrows, climbing to fifth place with recent victories over Pulaski and Bluefield, Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport Chamber of Commerce
A. B. Coleman
Chicago White Sox
Coleman
Times-News
Chamber of Commerce
J. Shivell
Bliefeld
W. Va
Boston Braves
Ciib
Bluefield
Kingsport
White Sox
Ramos
Narrows
Pulaski
Welch
Johnson City
Bristol
Cardinals
Tribe
Chamber of Commerce Iectors
Kingsport Inn. U
New Look Coming to Times Tomorrow in Typeface Upgrade
Kingsport Times announces a new look with smarter appearance and sans serif type after installing about 25000 dollars worth of typesetting machinery at 220 East Market Street. The change mirrors Kingsport News and aims for improved readability while preserving news coverage.
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Ringsport Times
Kingsport Publishing Company
East Market Street
The
Times
Kingsport Times
Kingsport News
United States
Kingspart Times
E. B
Reinforcements Reported as Isdud Battle Rages
Cairo says Egyptian ships reinforced near Isdud to back encircled troops, while Tel Aviv says Egyptian forces hold 5,000 strong siege. Bernadotte seeks a four week truce. position on immigration of military age remains unresolved. Casualties reported by Egypt slight. Rehovot fires attributed to Egyptian air attack.
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Cairo
Palestine
Tel Aviv
Bernadotte
Egypt
Isdud
Tel-Aviv
R W Kit
Egyptian Defense Ministry
Miesanim
Niteanim
Hement
Imilea
Rehovot
Telviv
Israel
U.N
Martin says he is available as dark horse for GOP nomination
Boston 7P Speaker Joseph W. Martin told Massachusetts delegates he is a dark horse candidate and not seeking first ballot support in Philadelphia. He said he may welcome party and country support if it develops, while Massachusetts Republicans face a split as Saltonstall and Lodge are also discussed. The Herald News endorsed Martin, praising his intelligence and integrity as fitting for president.
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Boston
Joseph W. Martin
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Martin
U. S
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge
Robert F. Bradford
Saltonstall
U.S. Senate
Lodge
Peeeiee
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Massachuusetts
Herald-News
Fall River
United States
Columbia Fires Third Flood Crest
The Columbia and Fraser Rivers unleashed a third flood crest downstream as weary sandbag crews reinforced battered dikes for three more weeks. Extreme Pacific Northwest heat sent melting snow into the two rivers, with the Jootenny River breaching a Canadian dike and floodwaters submerging about 8,000 acres of farmland near Creston, British Columbia, about 430 miles east of Vancouver.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia
Fraser
Pacific ‘Northwest
Canada
Creaton
B.C
Vancouver
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East Tennessee
Sen. Vandenberg
Brooks Service Station
Frank K. Wil- Masson
Tennessee Highway Patrol
W. M. .Fason
Colleen Berry
van Nuys
Calif
Harold Berry
Herold Ia
San Quentin
Hardinsburg
Kentucky Association of Agricultural Teachers
J. O. Vincent
Brownsville
Joe Martin
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