Kingsport Times Rights andPublication Note
The Kingsport Times carries Associated Press news and local dispatches. It is published on weekdays in the afternoon and Sundays morning, with standard postal registration and circulation associations noted.
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Fierein
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Tenna
Meil Mutter
Bible Thought For Today False header with God nothing shall be possible
Seneca quotes about faith in God noting that nothing is void of divine presence. The message highlights that with God nothing shall be impossible and that His work fills all things.
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Price Fixing and the War Time Economy Debate
A national debate argues that wartime necessity justifies price controls though they threaten American economic freedoms. The piece criticizes reliance on fiat measures, warns of labor cost pressures, and questions long term impact on business and governance amid the national unity crisis. It also notes disparate factual lines about global trade and geography.
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Wilson
Congress
Leon Henderson
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Voorhis
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WPA
PIA
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Kan
California
Yale
House of Representatives
Washington
Dies Committee
Communist Organization In
America
League For the Defense of Democracy
Postwar Economic Advisory Commission proposed in Congress
Pulse of the Nation discusses a push by Rep. Voorhis and allies to form a Post-Emergency Economic Advisory Commission to study postwar recovery and unemployment. W L Batt of OPM and Brookings Institution experts advocate planning for afterwar growth, warning against mere boondoggling and urging a coordinated, talent-filled effort to win the peace.
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San Dimas
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Brookings Institution
Meyer Jacobstein
Damascus falls into British hands sparks historic visions
The piece surveys Damascus history noting it has changed hands through Mesopotamians Egyptians Israelites Macedonians Romans Armenians Arabs Seljuks Crusaders Mongols Ottomans and more. It highlights the Straight Street setting for Paul the Apostle's conversion and contemplates enduring religious impact beyond the Syrian campaign.
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Saul of
Tarsus
Washington Post
Byrnes Elevated to Supreme Court in Senate Vote
The Senate confirmed Democratic Senator James F. Byrnes to the U S Supreme Court in a swift, unanimous vote. Republicans and Democrats alike praised his legislative skill and political influence as the court reorganization moved forward.
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James F. Byrnes
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles L. McNary
White House
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James C. McReynolds
South Carolina
Jimmy
E. D
Cotton Ed" Smith
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Fat. Harrison
Alben Barkley
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Harrison
Sen. Glass
Supreme Cour
Supreme Court
Barkley
Robert H. Jackson
Congress
Gossip From Hollywood A Literary Guidepost mixed bag
Paul Harrison reviews Willie Snow Ethridge and Evelyn Eaton works, notes on Warwick Deeping and The Dark Hour, plus a long Hollywood column with backstage anecdotes. The piece blends author blurbs, Nova Scotia settings, and satirical sketches of studio life and vanity.
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Ohio
Macmillan
Evelyn Eaton
Nova Scotia
America
Louisbourg
Paul de Morpain
Harpers
Warwick Deeping
London
Sorrell and Son
Kingsport Yesterdays reminisce on dances and visitors
Kingsport's Yesterdays recalls 45 years past from The Times. Mrs Bert Smith of Church Hill visited friends as Kingsport, Jack Douglass, Tom Wasley, Bobby Dodd and Reg Gaines stomped a dance in Regeraville. Miss Carva Brown of New York City was a guest of Mr and Mrs John Dodd.
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Church Hill
Kingsport
Jack Douglass
Tom Wasley
Bobby Dodd
Reg Gaines
Regeraville
Oarva Brown
New York City
Mr. and
Mirs
John Dodd
Fragmented political quotes mix of fears and warnings
A collection of attributed remarks warns of Hilllow’s rise bringing wealth and danger, cites naval piracy, Klans support by Germany, Spartanburg mistrust, British isles threats, and Carl Sandburg urging a bloody war for freedom.
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British Isles
Carl Sandburg
Manhattan Musings on Flight and Old Clipper Tales
In a candid interview, Jean Dalrymple, Grace Moore's manager, discusses a planned 16 concert South American tour by plane, recalling a historic clipper crash near Trinidad. She reflects on past near death, flying’s necessity, and lingering dreams, while noting Manhattan piers and postwar shifts in harbor use.
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New York
Jean Dalrymple
Grace Moore
South America
Andes
Bay of
Trinidad
Jean
Bay
Jose Iturbi
Buenos Aires
Barbed Sentences In Public Life Commentary
A satire notes that long press bulletins from Berlin and Moscow resemble a romique and mocks political leaders who mistake verbose rhetoric for merit. The piece lightly compares overlong communiques to bowling wood while urging restraint and clarity in public statements.
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