Doctor Cleared In Mercy Killing
Dr. Hermann N. Sander, acquitted of murder in the death of a cancer ridden patient, faces a hearing before the New Hampshire State Board of Registration in Medicine. State health officer Dr John Wheeler said the board will decide any penalty and that Sander will have time to prepare before called. The New Hampshire Medical Society delegates plan to meet in Concord to discuss the case. Wheeler noted the board has authority to license or revoke. Sander was requested to appear in January but postponed until after the trial.
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Hermann N. Sander
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Concord
Wheeler
Sander
Dr. Sander
Mercy
Roll Call On All Fund Bills Moves In House
Washington reports defeat of a federal bid to fund state library systems as roll call votes rise on all fund bills. The $36 million library measure failed 14 to 181, while a $163 million postal workers pay raise passed by party lines. Debate centered on recording votes in an election year, with supporters urging accountability and opponents warning against broad public outlays.
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Washington
Iibrary
House
Street Scenes with Kites and a Pup in March Wind
A busy intersection misreads a red signal as green causing near misses as four cars run the light. A boy with a new puppy tours the neighborhood inviting neighbors to admire his pet amid breezy early spring weather.
Kingaport Residents Face March 16 Poll Tax Deadline
Tax payment due by March 16 for Kingsport residents to vote in an April 15 bond referendum totaling 792000. Exemptions apply for seniors and veterans among others. Supplementary city registration March 21 22 at City Hall for eligible Kingsport voters.
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Bullivan County
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Tennessee National Guard
Bey
A. R. Pecktal
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Urbas
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Kingsport
J. Fred Johnson
Will Cummings Leads In Hamilton Election
Seventy five year old Will Cummings leads in Hamilton County Democratic primary returns from 30 precincts show a large margin over Hugh Abercrombie. County Commissioner Wilkes T. Thrasher carried heavy vote totals as vote counting continues amid reports of alleged irregularities.
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Chatanooga
Tenn
Will
Hamilton
Hugh Abercrombne
Eonty Election Commission
County Councyman
Abercrombie
Vreambent
Wilkes T. Thrasher
County Grand Jury
Suspect In Billy Rose Jewel Theft Captured
One of two men sought for a $25,000 jewel burglary at Billy Rose's home walked into Rose's Ziegfeld Theater office Friday carrying some looted gems. Rose turned him over to police and arranged for legal defense, expressing confidence the second suspect would surrender soon.
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New York
Billy Rose
Rose
Truman Housing Program Faces Senate Battle Over Aid
The Truman middle income housing cooperative plan runs into Senate resistance after sharp cuts. The Banking Committee trimmed loans from 2 billion to 1 billion and dropped direct government guarantees, proposing a national mortgage corporation to insure loans via debentures. Republicans Tobey and Ives push a substitute with private lending incentives to FHA insured cooperatives.
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Abi
Truman
Senate
National Mortgage Corporation
Tobey
R-Nh
Ives
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Made To Report Electoral Change Bill Stalls in House
Advocates of a new plan to alter the presidential electoral system push for action as the Lodge Bonnett proposal sits in the Home Rules Committee. President Truman indicated Sabath advised a vote, but the Rules Committee rejected the bill 7 to 4. The measure would amend the constitution to award each state's electoral votes proportionally to the popular vote, replacing the winner take all system.
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Washington
Sabath
Truman
Sabath Dmill
House
Lodge R-Mans
Goarett
D-Tex
Death of aged couple ruled from undetermined causes
Coroners jury found the deaths of Aaron Smith, 75, and his wife Mary, 77, at their Sunnyside home near Pikeville, Tennessee, listed as undetermined causes. Police said no foul play is ruled out.
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Pikeville
Tenn
Here
Lewis Tollett
Aaron T. Smith
Mary
Sunnyside
McCarthy Pursues Reds Charge During Senate Hearings
Senator McCarthy pressed his claim of a Communist ring within the State Department during Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee hearings. He said he will name cases and may reveal some names publicly while others go to the committee. The panel voted to slow interruptions so he can finish outlining his evidence by Monday night. Dorothy Kenyon was invited to a public hearing to respond to the charges. Mina Kenyon, a former UN official, is alleged to be tied to Communist-front groups.
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Dwight
Rogers
New York
Judith Copton
Taber
Miss Coplon
Valentin A. Gubitlehev
Washington
McCarthy Ur-Wis
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State Department
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Senate
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McCarthy
Dorothy Kenyon
Wisconsin
Mina Kenyon
United
United Na Horm Commission
al- Altatad
New York City
Nar
Winter Ice Grips Eastern U S as Cold Snap Hits
A brutal cold front from Canada sweeps the eastern half of the nation bringing freezing temperatures and high winds. New York City experiences gusts up to 45 miles per hour knocking down signs trees and wires. Areas from Carolina to northern Alabama Georgia and Tennessee report plummeting readings with Miami dipping to 42.
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Canada
Guam
New York City
Carolinaa
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Tax Law Writers Abandon Truman Plan In Split Debate
Washington states Democratic tax writers pull back from a $1.0 billion net tax increase proposed by President Truman. They may support a bill cutting excises by about $1.0 billion while increasing revenue from other sources. The House Ways and Means panel, with 13 Democrats, fails to agree after two sessions and plans to reconvene to craft the measure amid internal confusion and a looming GOP briefing.
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Washington
Truman
Trumankia
House Democrate
Fxcmen
Rayburn
Va Poll Tax Measure Debated by Delegates
Richmond delegates held a night session to consider a constitutional amendment repealing the poll tax. The House Privileges and Elections panel proposed a simpler substitute, potentially sending the measure to a 1952 referendum if approved by both chambers and reenacted later.
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House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Norfolk
Walter A. Pore
House
Senate
Editor Blasts Secrecy as Hampering Atomic Plans
Robert J. Blakely of the St Louis Star-Times criticizes a “cult of secrecy” in the atomic energy program. He says Congress and the American people are not given sufficient information to form intelligent opinions on atomic energy.
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Lexington
Bt. Loula
Robert J. Blakely
Bt. Louis Star-Times
Congress
Attlee's Party Wins First Major Parliamentary Test
London readers report Labour Prime Minister Attlee surviving a key Commons test by 310 to 206 as the government faces a tougher vote on housing and nationalization of iron and steel. Conservative gains threaten the Labour majority and potential resignation calls loom if confidence is shaken. Florence Horsbrugh defeats Rowland Casasola in Manchester Moss Side for a Conservative gain.
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London
Britain
Attlee
King George
Labor
Labor Sost
Florence Horsbrugh
Rowland W. Casasola
Moss Side
Manchester
Accident Victim Still Critical After City Bus Crash
Kingsport and Church Hill mourn the death of Ralph Peagins a popular bus driver killed in a head on collision with a Knoxville trucking company truck near Silver Lake. Nine injured were treated at Halston Valley Community Hospital with conditions ranging from critical to good.
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Church Hill
Ralph Peagins
Knoxville
Silver Lake
Halston Valley Community Hospital
Harry Laugherty
R M. Hales Packing Company
Cora Mae &Kelton
Calvin Pierson
Watauga Street
Walker Christian
Tennessee Eastman Corporation
Ed Bishop
Church Hil
Mrn
Gladys Fansler
Kitiga
Porte
Houte J
Eastman Corporation
Dorothy Fansler
Verna Christian
Borden Mills
Pauline Christian
Kingaport
Velma Fansler
Kingaport Route 4
Miss Fansler
Benoit Captured After Escape From Police Convoy
Alcide Benoit, a 36 year old convicted murderer known as Frenchy, fled during a prisoner transfer from Marquette to Jackson. After stealing a police car and driving about 20 miles on a dark highway, he surrendered when overtaken near Otsego County. Police used a roadblock with 30 patrol cars. two axes were found in the car Benoit had obtained by breaking into a shack.
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Mich
Michigan
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Frenchy Benoit
Npt
Benoit
Otsego
Hen Bi Hia
Here
Richard Hammond
Monroe
Hammond
Tres
Northern Branch
Marquette
Southern Michigan
Jackson
Sxt
Harold W. Moore
Stayford
Thoopera Canlmer Szocinski
Lambert Rayner
Red Readers Told Charges Collapsed Against Gubitchev
London reports that Valentin A Gubitchev is being sent home after the accusations against him collapsed groundlessly The Tass dispatch to New York omits espionage charges on which the former Soviet UN staff member was convicted Thursday
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London
Valentin A. Gubitchev
New York
Tass
United Nations
Senate Debates Year-Long Rent Control Extension
The Senate debated extending rent controls for another year as the June 30 1980 expiration approached. A $758.7 million funding bill included $1.4 million for Housing Expeditor and $2.8 million to prepare for ending operations by that date. Congress could decide on continued controls before then.
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Washington
Senate
Tigher Wooda
Congress
Soviet Leaders Make Peace Declarations
Moscow reports three Soviet politburo members Malenkov Beria and Andreyev pledge peace as a national election campaign topic. Malenkov spoke in Moscow in the Hall of Columns, promising the USSR will participate in any sincere effort to prevent a new war amid applause.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
George M. Malenkov
Lavrenti P. Berla
Andrei A. Andreyev
Malenkov
Indian Wants Scalping Picture Taken Off Wall
Charley Grounds, representative of Florida Indian tribes, told Congress that a wall picture of an Indian scalping a white man should be removed or altered. Grounds argued the image misrepresents Indians and should depict the red man as the victor.
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Washington
Congress
Walla
Charley Grounds
Grounds
Battlecry Called Total Diplomacy By Dean Acheson
Secretary of State Acheson outlined a new total diplomacy as the cold war approach to curb Soviet expansion. He urged a single minded, voluntary national effort across government and the people, including business, agriculture and the media, to halt world domination by the USSR. The plan, prepared from memory for public release, stresses two closely related lines of policy and avoids exclusive reliance on resources.
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Washington
State Acheson
Acheson
Seton Congress
Business
Agriculture
United States
Advertising Council
Feld
Acheron
Francia Russell
State Department
Need For Scientists Hinders H-Bomb Plan
Reported worries in the hydrogen bomb program focus on recruiting scientists, especially foreign experts. Issues include safeguards, scale of tests, training pipelines, and potential political opposition, with ties to Britain and shifting U.S. atomic energy law.
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Washington
Britain
Noma Rctenaiste
Benate-House Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Budapest
Edward Teller
Enrico Fermi
University of Chirenga
Solunar Tables By John Alden Knight
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight explains hunting times and lunar phases for fishing and game. The text notes misprints and warns readers about altered pages and table formats including minor periods and major periods aligned with retiree standard time.
Lake stages: The Kage of Cherokee Lake Friday
The report notes Cherokee Lake water level at W118 feet with a Tnumba GAGE reading on Friday, indicating stage status and measurement context.
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