Legion Commander Speaks In Kingsport
Ardentug Legion commander John Stelle, visiting from North Carolina, will speak Friday in Kingsport on the American Legion and veterans affairs. He arrives by private plane with aides, followed by a Johnson City stop, after a 7:30 p.m. concert by the Dobsis Bennett High School band conducted by S. T. Winslow. Stelle recently criticized General Omar Bradley and urged disability pension increases.
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Bxeservicemen and
Leginenaires
Rom Oepur
Scangannn
Kouthwee
Virginia
Clie
John Stelte
Ardentug Lexion
Will Apeak
The
American Legion
Teenie Keele
Johieson Chix
Vetera Etspital
Lrom
FF. McConnell
Hammon Post No. 3
Pilan
Johnson City
Ifrom
North Carolina
McConnell
Stelle
Dobsis-Bennett High School
S. T. Win Sho
Omar Bradley
Stella Piscus
Sen Sirthey
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Newland Fails To File For Sheriff's Race
Political circles here express surprise to learn that J D P Newland did not file for the sheriff nomination in the Democratic primary to be held soon. Incumbent Robinson and others filed, with several candidates for county offices and a few withdrawals noted in a busy local candidacy scene.
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Hay J.dp
Anti
Realm
Demborage Promusy Board
Gnry
Hugh Barger
Ole War Notecna
Bloinlville
Amos Robinson
Cangsport
Samination
Wren
Fevublican
Gardare
W. Adeama
Hearty Reyes
Blountville
Robert Tn Oliver
Piney Pictts
Mernest Pope
Kristal
Ht Car
Abe Torney
Russell Harr
Ten Men From Area Enlist In U S Army
Ten men from this area recently enlisted in the U S Army according to Sergeant John P Riley of the Army Recruiting Station. Names include Don Douglas Rod erick, Charlie Boyd Stapleton, Arthur Childress Goins, Andrew Caldwell, Carl Anrton Kotron, James Garfield Crawford, Fred Leonant Gibson, Lon Qnde Shire, and others listed with routes and addresses in brief form.
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U.S. Army
John P. Riley
Don Douglas Roderick
Charlie Boyd Stapleton
Bloomingdale Avenue
Arthur Childress Goins
Reedy Creak
Andrew Caldwell
Fedarp
Carl Anrton Kotron
James Garfield Crawford
Fred Leonant Gibson
Brrold
Flore Cornett
Lon Qnde Shire
Ied
Bykest
McCoy
Wintsboro, la
Fragmented OCR Capture of City Scene and Weather Notes
An eight year old boys scene unfolds with rough play and ceremonial handkerchief exchange amid a dusty street. Nearby rows of houses vent twin spirals of smoke as a red and white jeep passes while a heavy shower unsettles the air.
Report for PreInduction at Fort Oglethorpe Ga
A list released by clerics at the Selective Service board names 29 men from Kingspark who reported for pre induction examinations in Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and one who reported for induction. Names include Warren Gemalan Dunerea Jittoes Allrgd Torey Paul Renew Ovkes James Harold Hadron Denver Chrenee Ketron and others with several spellings and variants reflecting OCR. The note also lists Jimmia Fred Salyers as line instructor.
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Kingspark
Fort Oglethorpe
Selective Service Board
Warren Gemalan Dunerea
Jittoes Allrgd ‘Torey
Paul Renew Ovkes
Jinemre Burrell Moover
James Harold
Hadron
Denver Chrenee Ketron
James Pieece Mae
Everett EB. Shethy
James Donald Crawford
Clayton Charles Duinn
Paul Wesley Pierce
David Douglas
Stamos
Ned Sammy Tate
Jimmia
Fred Salyers
Turtee
Sen Tobey Rips Pauley as Strike Postponed
Senator Tobey condemned Pauley supporters over an alleged withdrawal promise as hearings continued. A three member fact finding panel was named by President Truman to probe the railroad dispute delaying a strike. The panel includes Leif Bridston, Franklin Swacker, and Gordon S. Worthing.
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Washington
Tobey
Edwin W. Pauley
Navy
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Cohey
Senate
Ewe
Tris
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Pouley
Pawex
Harold L. Tekes
Bhterios
Weisy
Truman Wea
Rybo
Presa
Democrats Plan Democratic Club in Kingsport
Democrats in Sullivan County move to form a Kingsport Democratic Club with an organizing meeting slated for 7:40 p.m. Saturday at the City Fair. Speaker lineup includes the Rev L. Gobpastan of First Baptist Church and P. Spivey, with county party leaders invited to speak. The aim is to support the party in the August general election as county officers are to be chosen. the club will resemble Young Democrats but may not limit membership to younger party members.
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Sullivan County
Cempetian
de K L. B. Gobpastan
First Baptist Church
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Democratic Party
Damasetts
Young Democrats
Penty Nammbetin
Madrid Accuses Allies of Driving Spain Toward War
Madrid media and authorities condemn the United States Britain and France for inciting civil war in Spain accusing them of interference and deception while praising Russia's stance and denouncing Soviet imperialism in reaction to the Madrid offensive and UN discussions. The broadcasts allege Western powers seek to partition or destabilize Spain while claiming no intention to intervene in Spain’s internal affairs.
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Madrid
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Britain
France
Spain
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Uolin
ABC
Francisco Frango
Russia
Boasin
Madric Radio
Truman and Churchill Speech Prompt US Britain Ties
President Truman discussed Churchill’s visit and joint training programs with defense talks expanding to other British commonwealths. He said free speech would guide any future Great Britain speech and noted uncertain postwar Anglo American cooperation as WWII emergency winds down.
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PanBreaidonk
Winston
Alana
Tha
Demo Leaders Fight To Save OPA From Slash
Washington House Democratic leaders moved to shield OPA from cuts in the housing bill. The House Economic Policy Committee urged a one year extension with no tax rate changes while leaders warned against weakening price controls. A deputy to the stabilization chief signaled plans to appoint a watchdog to end controls as markets rebalance. A group of about 2100 House members formed an unofficial stance amid evolving OPA discussions.
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Banking Committee
New Fork City
William O'Dwyer
McCormack
Massachusetts
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Jtep
Colmer
D-Misa
James F. Brownlee
Bowler
Acon
Acricuttera
Clinton
Anderson
Hye Swosidy
Quiet After Riots In Old Delhi Amid Curfew
Old Delhi endured rioting and a city curfew from 3 pm to 5 am as British troops were deployed. Officials report three injuries requiring hospitalization and death toll estimates ranging from five to six, with property damage around £000,000. Approximately 26,000 people were believed involved.
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Old Delhi
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Rudolph Vatahan
Stentesia
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Delsi
Washington awaits response on troops in Iran
Washington weighs new action on Soviet troop withdrawal in Iran amid U.S. hopes for Moscow to join United Nations efforts. President Truman asserts the UN can proceed, while officials await Moscow’s reply and discuss implications for Anglo American relations and postwar agreements.
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Iran
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Russia
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Moscow
Truman Virorougly
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Churchill Urges Unity in Britain and America
Churchill appeals for unity between Britons and Americans to defend shared causes, saluting Dwight Eisenhower for uniting Allied forces. He lauds the Allies, stresses resolve and common purpose, and calls for continuity of effort and sacrifice in wartime aims. The speech honors allied leadership and enduring friendship.
Condition Of Glennon Not Satisfactory
Dublin 37 John Cardinal Glennon has fallen into a somnolent state and anything can be expected, said his secretary Monsignor Alan F. Cody. Cody noted the cardinal’s condition is not good this evening after uremia and mental confusion were reported earlier. Two doctors and two nurses attended, with Cardinal Glennon’s status described as essentially unchanged with minor indications of improvement later in the night.
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Alin F. Cody
Miser. Coy
St. Louis
Cody
Commadcora AlphonsettcMaton
USNR
St. Seyly
Ramee
Glennom
Dave Aro
Sr. Henry Moore
Mates Hospital
Assembly Clears Musts Chance In Final Hours
Richmond Va. The General Assembly moved to clear must legislation before closing hours Saturday night. The budget bill totals over 320 million dollars for 1946 48, with Senate amendments awaiting House concurrence or a conference committee. Governor will sign if accepted. Senate budget passed with finance committee reforms and a final allocation balance of about 20 362 new dollars.
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General Assembly
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Senate
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Truman’s House Bill May Gain Some Lost Power
The House passed a housing bill amended to curb price ceilings for existing homes and drop a $600 million subsidy fund. Senate leaders hint at bipartisan backing and possible integration into a long-range program with insurance up to 95 percent of construction costs.
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City groups study parking and school needs in Kingsport
The newly formed Board of Zoning Appeals and Kingsport Planning Commission met Thursday night to discuss rising city enrollments and potential school additions, a nursery site building, and a proposed urban area outside the city limits. Parking space issues were raised, with officials favoring private interests for a community parking project amid other public works challenges.
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Kingsport Planning Commission
Eugene Hunter
Walter F. Smith
J. A. Peektal
George W. Taylor
Karl Goerdel
Phinning Commission
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Hunter
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Commandant Warns Nations To Leave Manchuria Alone
Russian commandant in Manchuria warns China and others to keep hands off the region. He cites Soviet control of Changchun and major cities while Chinese officials, housed in Manchuria's former mining administration buildings, struggle to assert authority amid stalled cooperation and safety concerns.
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Byrnes
Cuticiala
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Skely
State Department
Manchuria
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Vita
Red Army
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Omere
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China
Thes
Shot In Back Kills Mukden Leader At Home
Sung Chu Hsiang, head of a tobacco plant in Mukden visited by Allied journalists, was shot three times in the back by an unknown assailant on Red Army Day. He died March 3 after a telephoned warning predicting he would not see Americans again. The plant had been turning over two thirds of its product to the Red Army without payment and faced closure for lack of supplies.
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Tovacco Co
Amerit¢en
Sung Chu-Hsiang
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Red Army
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