House Debates Budget Cuts In Narrow Party Clash
House will debate the first regular appropriation bill since Republicans won control, as defenders push for big cuts. Democrats call the plan phony, while GOP leaders say Treasury funds and tax refunds justify restraint. Senate work on nine year White House limit and other committee actions noted.
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175 Guests Escape Fire at York Hotel in Pa
A seven story York hotel fire injures none and causes extensive damage estimated between 200000 and 350000 dollars. Firefighters and guests evacuate via stairways as staff awaken occupants. police call it a rehearsed drill. The hotel sits on Continental Square in downtown York, Pennsylvania.
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Attempt Made On Life Of Manuel Roxas
A grenade blast at Plaza Miranda targeted President Manuel A. Roxas as he spoke. The attack injured a photographer, Emilio Mage Jang, while Roxas escaped unharmed. Senate President Jose Avelino credited with saving the president by kicking the grenade away moments before detonation.
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Constitutional Amendments 60 In Assembly Mill
Rock Gardens utility district in Blount County would be incorporated by a bill introduced by W Nashiville P L em and W Smith. William Buckles proposed a bill to fix the salary of theBoistat mayor at 650 dollars with twenty commissioners at 93,500 in Nashville. The Davidson County Senate delegation introduced eight amendments identical to proposals before the House. Senator Carmack Cochran called Gov Me Connins reform proposals as important but asked for delay until tomorrow. The Legislature aimed to have amendments adopted before adjournment with three readings in each house. The House could act if the committee withdrew. The proposals include poll tax changes municipal home rule and property taxation classifications. The administration introduced its miscellaneous appropriation bill. press availability was limited.
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Thirteen Dead In RAF Plane Crash Off Eschia Island
Thirteen people perished when an RAF four engine aircraft traveling from Cairo to Rome crashed into Bisco Di Terra Mountain off Eschia Island, 15 miles off the Italian coast. Reported dead include several British passengers, an Iranian passenger, and a five man crew. dense fog and mountainous terrain contributed to the disaster.
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Truman Plans White House Talk On Greece Crisis
President Truman will speak to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday about the Creek crisis and the broader Mediterranean situation. Senator Vandenberg said the 20 minute address will outline American aims, including possible Greek aid, and will be broadcast on radio networks.
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New Sugar Stamp System Planned for Ration Reform
The Office of Temporary Accounts announced changes to sugar stamps. Stamp No 23 will become valid April 1 for 10 pounds, changing over from September stamps for OPA families. Stamp No 5 remains valid for pork until May 34, and Stamp No 1 expires through October. A new stamp 9 will allow 1 pound, with July imports noted.
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Molotov Says Task Not Easy as Allies Discuss Berlin
Molotov told reporters the task ahead was not easy but would be pursued with a reliable effort. He noted historic discussions with Allied conferences in Berlin and outlined deputies in land and center councils in Germany to prepare necessary details. The foreign ministers’ first meeting addressed organizational questions, with Molotov chairing the opening section.
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Soaring Wheat Prices Drive Bread Increases Across Nation
Wheat prices surge hitting consumers as bread costs rise in major markets from New York to Los Angeles. Reports indicate bread per loaf up to three cents in many cities while wholesale bread, flour, and grain costs spike. Canadian exports rise 5 cents per bushel, while mills seek grain nationwide amid supply tightness. The Chicago wholesale bakery fears further price hikes as production costs climb.
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Yancey Named Milligan Head Coach in Big Recruitment
Yancey was named head coach at Milligan College replacing Raymond Brown. He will handle football basketball and track duties, with contract signed after meetings at Dobyns Bennett and Milligan officials. His hiring aims to stabilize the backfield and build on a strong coaching record.
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Funeral Tuesday For J F Howard Former Kingsport Manufacturer
Funeral services for Joseph F Howard 82 a longtime Kingsport resident and former manufacturer and wholesaler will be held Tuesday at 10 20 am at Hamlett-Dotsan Funeral Chapel with Rev L Trent officiating Burial will be in City Cemetery His widow three daughters and a son survive along with a sister and other relatives He was a member of the Baptist church a former magistrate and long associated with Kingsport Manufacturing Company and Andrews Company in Bristol Names listed include Mrs Rateces Bovharen Bowar and others Funeral body due in Kingsport about 7 pm tonight
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Street Scenes and Market Street Uproar Report
Fragmented OCR describes officers riding on a cruiser front fender and bumper to clear space for crowds on Market Street. It mentions an eight year old bay horse and a request for two centy earth per pound cashew mats with a chip defense, weigh out a portion for the youngster Perini. Saturday crowds cause uproar and disturbance around parked cars and pimp squares along the street, with domed optics and vehicles extending along the length of the street.
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Senate Confirms Lilienthal Nuclear Agency Leader Amid Tight Vote
The Senate Atomic Energy Committee approved David E. Lilienthal as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission by eight to seven. Nominees W. Waymack L. Strauss Dr. Robert Bacher and Simon T. Fike were approved. Carroll Williams named general manager. Bricker and Edmon Johnson opposed confirmation. Connally abstained.
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Four Power Talks Move to Stabilize Germany
United States Britain and Soviet Union meet in Moscow to discuss a four power pact aimed at disarming Germany and securing demilitarization. Marshall signals intent to push for a treaty while Bevin and Bidault indicate support. Aimed at creation of broader security framework, the talks include plans for policing, inspections, and governance of fuel and smoke regulations in allied efforts.
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Clues in Sheriff Death Point to Hidden Currency
Claude Creighton reports fragments of term currency found near the Tracey Creek site where L. L. Hicks, 70, former Cocke County sheriff, was discovered last week. Authorities say Hicks carried a substantial amount of money and search efforts will extend along the stream where his body was found two weeks after he disappeared while traveling toward his Tennessee home. A bus driver, Erwin Biemephig, identified the body as Hicks amid an apparent state of agitation.
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Slug Attack At High School Leaves Scattered Debris
Police investigate a shooting incident near Dobyns-Bennett High School where slugs were fired into a freestanding area early Monday. The motive remains unclear as authorities pursue leads and examine nearby security footage. Local students were briefly affected, with no serious injuries reported.
Lewis And Union Seek To Escape Ruling Of Court
The United Mine Workers under Lewis faced a Supreme Court ruling enforcing a labor dispute decision. The court upheld contempt convictions and fined Lewis ten thousand dollars, while reducing the union’s award from five and a half million to seventy dollars. The court ordered Lewis to withdraw a contract termination notice within five days and directed the mandate's prompt effect to prevent a March 31 strike spike, with the Attorney General seeking immediate enforcement.
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Court Rules In Foremen's Favor
The Supreme Court ruling favors foremen employed by Packard Meter Company of Detroit. The decision held foremen within the scope of the Wagner Labor Relations Act, noting that employment at the master’s business supports organizational rights even when actions appear in the employer’s interest. Justice Jackson delivered the majority opinion with dissent by Justice Doughay. Justices Vinson and Horton concurred.
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C Of C Nominees To Be Announced In Days
Kingpact Chamber of Commerce election committee chair Famk McGloughan says votes have been tallied and nominees for the board of directors will be submitted to members within a few days. Directors will later name the president and executive secretary.
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Sun Spots Seen With Naked Eye
The report notes sun spots visible to the naked eye disrupting radio programs. Rev. A Prastow Gray of Hingport Retronemy notes the large spot near the sun’s center, with minor disturbances continuing for several days as part of the 11 year cycle.
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UN Victory Seen For American Atomic Plan
The United States appeared certain to win support for its atomic proposal at the United Nations Security Council. Ambassador Warren R. Austin prepared to defend the plan against Soviet charges, while Britain’s Sir Alexander Cadogan would challenge Andrei Semiyko as debates shift to a new phase. The council aimed to refer the controversy back to the Atomic Energy Commission and outline safeguards.
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