Bomb Blast and Robbery Spark Jerusalem Tension
A bomb destroyed a government assessment office and a guard post in Haifa, followed by a theater robbery in Jerusalem. No casualties were reported. two private homes were damaged. Police tightened security as British troops moved to guard posts, amid wider tensions over Jewish immigration deportations to Cyprus. A separate high court ruling allowed deportation of 1,573 uncertified Jewish migrants aboard ships off the Palestine coast, with 34 already sent to Cyprus.
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Fae Remy
UN Moves Palestine Row to UN Suit Without Delay
Reports say Britain favors sending the Palestine issue to the United Nations without delay. Sir Alexander Cadogan signals a U.N. Security Council handover soon, with Lie and Sobolev weighing a U.N. fact finding commission if Britain agrees. The Big Five's stance will shape any rapid move ahead of the September assembly.
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Death Toll Rises in India Riots as Gov Takes Control
Lahore reports at least 25 dead after communal riots flare in the capital’s old walled district. Gov. Pon dab launches a provincial takeover to quell violence as Muslim and Hindu communities clash. Government communique cites heavy casualties and disrupts coalition talks involving Congress, Sikh, and Unionist groups.
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Mesient League
Lasses
Senate Tenure Amendment Backed by White in Senate
White predicts Senate will approve a constitutional amendment to limit presidents to a single term and submit it to the states for ratification. Senator Wikky, judiciary chair, also expects passage before the session ends, with the Senate version differing slightly from the House proposal that bars anyone who has served as president from holding office again.
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Lesder White
Fme
Senate
Maine
White
Ney Porter
Wikky
R-Vwis
Judiciary Committee
Chamber
United States
Bittner Opposes Anti-Labor Laws As Public Opinion Reported
Washington report shows Vice President Bittner claiming the public opposes anti-labor measures. He argues wartime groups back bills aimed at destroying unions and urges Congress to pursue broader democracy through mediation and voluntary agreements rather than coercive legislation. He backs Philip Murray and criticizes U S Steel relations while Senate panels hear labor law arguments from Raymond Smelvist.
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PWG Vica
van A. Bittner
Congress
House Labor Committee
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Murray
Bittnes
OPO
Philip Murray
Steel Workers” Maton
U.S. Steel Corporation
Senate Labor Committee
Raymond S. Smelvist
Coungel
National Association of Manufacwurers
Theo
Wiley
Cenline
Senate
Bee
Whey
Judiciary Committee
Senator Milgore
R-W. Va
Lilienthal Confirmation Vote Expected Friday
Senator Hickenlooper said the Senate Atomic Energy Committee likely will vote on Friday on whether to confirm David Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. A final decision may be delayed if more testimony is needed, with open hearings previously lasting five weeks.
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Hickerlooper
Senate Atomic Energy Committee
David BE
Lilienas
Chaiman
Atomic Energy Commission
Lilienthal
Carcot
Wilsom
Senate
Mickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Truman Ends Mexico Visit With Fiesta And Tragedy
President Truman closes a three day Mexico visit marked by a festive rally at the National Stadium marred by a crowd crush that killed two, injured four, and separated 56 children from their parents. He plans a trip to the Pyramids of the Sun and a final briefing in Washington before returning home.
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Eriquil Sleroan
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Pyramids of the Sun
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Waco
Texas
Baylor University
Washington
Fwe Persany
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Foreign Office
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Lal Meca
Street Scenes of a Quirky Era in Local Sports
A fragmented account depicts a well-known sports fan misplacing gear and mishearing plays as Reedy Creek fans react. A distracted worker confuses a coin slot, affecting the game-day transfer while a figure named Youn, torn between duties, consults a dentist about a looming appointment.
Marshall leaves for Big Four talks in Mosco wensed on postwar peace
Secretary of State Marshall heads to Mosco w for the Big Four foreign ministers conference with hopes to craft a peace treaty for Austria and Germany. He warned agreement is extremely doubtful and noted the talks face difficult negotiations with Soviet and European participation. He travels via Paris and Berlin for further consultations, aiming to align on a basis for a German peace treaty while upholding democracy and peace goals.
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Saade
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France
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Marshall
City highways to get white way street lighting
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen discussed expanding city lighting from Brooks Circle to western limits. Kingsport Utilities would install and maintain metal street standards at about 100000 total cost, charging the city 9705 per year in use. Spacing would vary 170 to 200 feet, with brighter lights on West Center Street. The board postponed a decision to March 18 for further discussion.
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White Way
Brooks Circle
Center Street
Bristol Highway
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Sullivan Street
City
Johnson City
J. Bred Johnson
Kingsport Utilities, Incorporated
Russell Stone
Gaveen
Titow
West Center Street
Cherokee
Ciay
Ment Board
H. F. Weideman
Weidemarm and
Singleton
Pyle Services Set For Thursday
J Roy Pyle former Kingsport fire chief dies Tuesday morning at Rishon on Charlemont Street burial planned at City Cemetery First Methodist Church to officiate pallbearers named Sam Anderson Joe Pylant Tom Warhol Tara Dodson Lindsay Collins John McMea body lying in state Wednesday and Thursday
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Foe J. Roy Pyle
Kingsport
Rishon
Charlemont Street
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Fem
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Pyle
Sam Anderson
Joe Pylant
Tom Warhol
Tara ‘Dodson
Lindsay Collins
John McMea
Kodak Board Approves FiveforOne Common Stock Split
Kodak Board of Directors voted to recommend a stockholders vote on a five to one split of common stock, an increase in authorized shares, and no change in par value while preserving voting rights. The plan would raise authorized common shares to seven million, with split shares valued to keep total book value unchanged, and aims to broaden market accessibility and distribution.
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Giman Kodak Board of Directors
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Ammunt Aieetite UT Pleraingtom
New Jersey
Guthorizadefitmon
Scrams
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Bivert
Seth
New York Exchange
Draft Registration To Go On In State
State Selective Service officials announced yesterday that Tennessean draft boards should continue registrations after March 37 per the President's recommendation to Congress. Instructions direct boards not to prepare for closing units and to act on the extended draft as ordered.
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P.berg
Ger. Butler
State Selective Service di Tot
Yeaterday
Tenmessas
Congress
Meat Ad Of Future May Smell Like Sizzling Sirloin Steaks
A mocked feature discusses future scent based advertising with claims by Dr Ralph Binniams and Bienfang. It explores olfactory marketing, noting challenges in duplicating food odors and suggesting a chili or bread aroma could be simulated in ads.
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Saul Felman Norman
Ralph Binniams
University of Oklahoma
Bienfang
Iworld
Othors Airemiy
Sam Diegonese Taukateur
Hirtiasg
Eastman Kodak Reports 1946 Sales and Profits Increase
Eastman Kodak Company released its annual report showing record 1946 sales and higher profits. Perley Wilcox and Thomas J. Hargrave cited 703,448,000 dollars in sales and 325,603,318 dollars in profit with plans for full capacity operation in 1947. Tax adjustments in 1945 boosted net profit to 80,? and earnings per share, with strong postwar demand for photographic products offset by reduced wartime sales in 1946.
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Eastman Kodak Company
Perley , Wilcox
Thomas J. Hargrave
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IMG
Group Approves Boost In Rents In Senate Subcommittee
Washington Senators vote 3 to 2 to approve a general 20 percent increase in rents. The measure would extend rent controls through the year and shift enforcement from OPA to the National Monitoring Agency. Senator Buck of Delaware chairs the subcommittee and says the full Banking Committee will consider the proposal tomorrow. Some Democratic and Republican members supported the bill, while Spar kman of Alabama and Taylor of Idaho opposed it. The action comes as parties argue over OPA policy ahead of June 30.
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Cain
Bricker Sit Ohia
Sparkman
Alabama
Taylor
Fdatro
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Ile
Sifk
Krug Ready For Any Possible Coal Strike
Secretary of Interior Krug said he would handle emergencies if a new coal strike arises. He recalled handling one strike effectively and spoke during a Pacific tour, stressing readiness and resolve to protect government operations and coal miners during potential labor unrest.
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Washington
House Rebuffs McCord Again in Tennessee Legislature
The House approved a new legislative bonus of 229 for the session after rebuffing McCord's attempt at constitutional revision. Eight proposed constitutional amendments were sent to committees as Gov McCord backed separate amendments for municipal home rule and tax changes. The Senate approved additional bills on labor unions taxes and driving under influence, with administration measures noted.
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Senate
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Yam
Seford
Stele County
B. Hofstetter
D-Nashvifiel
Wimiateipal
Rome
Chinese Counteroffensive in Manchuria Smashed Says General Tu
General Tu Lieming reports a major Communist attack against Changchun crushed in Manchuria. He claims 600 enemy dead and the assault repelled as troops threaten Harbin. The front-line commander says Communist forces are in retreat and vows further drive north. Also notes release of two U S Army airmen captured near Changchun.
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Manchuria
Changchom
Tu Lieming
Mansmen
Harbin
Manchetria
Changchun
Robert Rigz
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Sungei U
Reece Sees GOP Presidential Win
Reece predicts a GOP presidential victory citing party unity and prior talk of restoring traditional institutions. He criticizes the Democratic administration as unable or unwilling to preserve these institutions. The remarks address broad national governance themes.
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Reece
GOP
Los Angeles
Carrall Reeed
Americas
Snow Blanket Threatens To Spread Across Regions
Snow storms in the Great Lakes region shuttered towns across Pennsylvania New York and New England isolating rural areas and forcing school closures. The blizzards blamed for multiple deaths disrupted shipping and milk deliveries while stranded ships and paratrooper aided resupply efforts.
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