UN Officials Say All Fighting Ends In Palestine Area
UN observers report quiet in Palestine as truce holds four weeks after start. Count Folke Bernadotte arrives to set up negotiations in Rhodes and Cairo while both sides accuse violations. Tel Aviv reports a food convoy to Jerusalem and a bypass around roadblocks, signaling tentative calm but ongoing tension.
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Move Underway To Switch UN Site
Pressures mount in soft enal contract talks as a June 30 wage pact nears its expiry with a July 5 industry vacation. John L. Lewis seeks commitments to fund distress payments of about 20 million dollars from the 1947 welfare and retirement fund, a plan opposed by operators led by Ezra Van Horn. A judge will decide next Saturday on pension plan validity under Taft Hartley. The UN site debate shifts to Geneva or another location if Paris talks succeed, with Arab states pushing for Western Asia or European options.
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Youth Injured After Fall From Car Near Blountville
Six year old Jerry Warne Jones was admitted to Holston Valley Community Hospital with a fractured skull after falling from his father's car while returning toward Kingsport. His three year old brother Nelson escaped a similar fall. Jones is the son of Mr and Mrs Doyle Jones of Gravely Road. Other Sunday injuries include Jackie Hommel with a fractured left elbow, Randall Gulliland with head injuries from a porch fall, Jackie Park with an arm injury playing tennis, and Tom Cabaniss who injured his wrist near Pleasant View Baptist Church.
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Camp Lee
Kingsport
Jackie Hommel
Route 6
Randall Gullland
Aon
Leany D. Gillland
Kingaport
Jackie Park
Yadkin Street
Tom Cabaniss
Union
Pleasant View Baptist Church
Gottwald Elected Czech President
Pragic Czechoslovakia Gottwald a Communist was elected president by acclamation to succeed Eduard Beneš who resigned. He has led government since 1944 and engineered the February coup, becoming the country’s third president at age 51 with a ceremonial reception planned in Prague.
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Czechoslovakia
Klemant Gottwald
Eduard Benes
Gottwald
Czechoslovaka
Thomas G. Magaryk
Anton Zapotocky
Moravia
Communista
Moscow
Churgh Hella
Josef Beran
Prague
Weather forecast: heat continues with scattered storms ahead
The forecast shows temperatures staying in the upper 80s with overnight lows around mid-60s. Cloudy skies persist and no rain is expected until Tuesday and Wednesday, when thunderstorms and showers are possible. Yesterday’s high reached 86 degrees and last night’s low was 50 degrees.
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Incomes Rise Yet Living Costs Climb Nationwide
The Federal Reserve Board reports that about half of the 42 million U S families saw income rise in the year, while living costs also increased. Middle earnings varied by occupation with managers and self employed at the top, professionals close behind, and skilled workers lower. About 60 percent earned over $2,000, but farmers and some groups still lived with lower incomes amid higher prices.
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Lane backs Hawkins County Republican slate for August 5 election
Hawking County Republican Executive Committee chairman Dr. G W Lane said the party supports the entire panel of nominees for county offices in the August 5 election. He clarified a misconception over an advertisement in The Rogersville Review and said he would forward precinct officials’ names to the Kingsport Times-News. Lane also noted questions about polling hours and indicated a committee member provided hours for Hawkin County polling places.
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Nine Persons Die in Tennessee Wrecks This Week
Nine people were killed in Tennessee automobile wrecks last week. Shelby County had the state's sole metro fatality while Giles County reported three deaths and Greene Loudon Cocke McNairy and Marion Counties each logged one fatality. Totals for the four large population areas show Memphis Nashville Chattanooga Knoxville and surrounding counties with varying counts.
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Quadruplets Born In England Town
Bristol England Mrs Margaret Good 28 was expecting twins in July and is mother of quadruplets today. Father Charles Good 27 seeks more baby clothes. Four girls born Saturday by Caesarean lasting 48 minutes, Dr Percival Phillips at Southmead Hospital said Caesareans for quadruplets are rare.
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Charles Good
Percival Phillips
Southmead Hospital
Injunction Halts Possible Strikes In U S Shipping
U S District Court granted a temporary injunction stopping a threatened nationwide strike by more than 100 000 maritime workers led by seven unions including the National Maritime Union. The order demands resume of good faith bargaining and mediations continue as a White House inquiry assigns hiring hall as a core issue. NMU President Joseph Curran says the union does not intend to defy the law and awaits further action.
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Kingsport Safety Council to Hear Reports Tonight
Kingsport Safety Council meets at 7 30 p m at the Civic Auditorium to hear progress on a life saving crew and elect new officers. Reports on council activities and plans for an Adult Driving Class in Kingsport set for July 25 with a possible site at Dobyns Bennett High School or the Civic Auditorium. Kenneth Umberger notes the class will be like the adult sessions at Dobyns Bennett but with a small charge. A report from attendees of the Governors Traffic Conference in Nashville will be presented by W M Williams with Kingsport Police Chief J Charles Still and Captain John Martin also involved. Fifty-nine firms are urged to send representatives for the annual officer election as nominations from the nominating committee or floor are expected.
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R. C. Burton
J. Charles Still
John Martin
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Morrison Opens Campaign in Third District South Knoxville
Robert Morrison launches his campaign for the Democratic nomination in Tennessee's Third District with a 10 am Athens kickoff. He plans a 20 piece band tour and will speak at 1 pm in Sweetwater and 3 pm in Madisonville. Competitors include James B. Feazidy Jr and John C. Hammer.
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East Tennessee
John C. Hammer
Lavingsville
Rules Group May Edge House Draft Vote This Week
Washington dispatch notes the Rules Group is likely to approve the House draft vote amid a crowded closing week in Congress with major bills at risk. Key items include oleomargarine tax repeal, federal pay raises, the Tidelands measure, Mundt Nixon anti-communist bill, anti-synch and anti-poll tax proposals, and a long-range farm bill. If adjournment occurs, Congress may not return until January unless recalled by the GOP leadership through a tied adjournment provision sought by Speaker Martin.
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Few Changes Noted In Market Dealings
The market opened slowly with prices near Friday's close as big blocks moved in early trading. Non ferrous metals rose slightly with fractional gains for Kennecott Copper American Smelting Anaconda International Nickel and others like Mission Corp U S Steel and Douglas Aircraft.
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Kennecott Copper
American Smelting
Anaconda
International Nickel
Mission Corp
U_=S, Steel
Douglas Alernfe
Virginia Senator Scores Trade Bill
Virginia Senator A Willis Robertson urged bipartisan opposition to the GOP trade act, seeking to revive a modified tariff-cutting reciprocal trade agreements act lapsed Saturday. He warned the bill would boost Moscow propaganda and harm U S economic policy. The Senate planned 4 pm EST votes on amendments as debate resumes.
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Handsome Man Linked Loretta Young Father Mystery
Loretta Young’s mother Laura Young suggested a man named Barle may be her father after a 68 year old man who called himself Tuck Barle claimed paternity in Santa Monica. Mrs. Young described the man as handsome but weak, noting she had supported him for years and arranged a funeral, while Young herself did not attend the service.
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Miss Young
Loretta Young
Laura Young
Salt Lake City
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Tuck Barle
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Jack Tory
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Bill Draft Bill Faces House Floor Debate Next Day
Washington reports indicate track signals favor advancing the Holme draft bill to the floor as Rules Committee session moves the measure toward calendar placement. Indications point to a likely floor passage after brief debate, despite strong opposition from Rep Harness and others.
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Dewey Seeks Nomination at New Hampshire Conference
Dewey aims to secure the Republican presidential nomination slipping past critics from Minnesota and Michigan who call him too optimistic. Governors Youngdahl and Sigter back rivals while Stassen and Vandenberg drafts spark plotting at the 40th annual governor conference in Manchester New Hampshire near the 1904 Russo-Japanese treaty site. Dewey and Warren press last minute campaigning as Dewey predicts victory on not too many ballots.
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Maine
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Walkout Averted At Oak Ridge Plant
Oak Ridge Conn A settlement ends a prolonged timber dispute that threatened atomic energy research. Clark Center, general manager of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp, announced the agreement with the AFL Atomic Trade and Labor Council. He said the contract will be formally signed Monday.
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