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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1947

Page

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Bevin Alleges Reds Broke Agreements in Postwar Talks

British Foreign Secretary Bevin accused the Soviet Union of failing to honor wartime understandings during four power talks. He charged Russia with easing pressure on Germany while demilitarization and dismantling of German war plants were pressed by the Western allies.

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Editor Leaps to Death in Apartment Window

A 43 year old editor of the New York Post and Bronx home paper died early today after leaping from an eighth floor apartment window during a fire rescue. Police say he was heard saying he would jump before the fall. Firefighters reached the scene and found the man dead inside the skylight area of a one story building extension. No others were seriously injured. the fire was brought under control.

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Senate Amendment Beaten In House After House Debate

Senate approved constitutional revision amendments were rejected by the House in a 38 to 33 vote. Rep Hofstetter sought to advance one measure while two others were withdrawn. The chamber then killed a separate Senate amendment on governor term duration after House action.

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Plane Missing Over Java With 24 Aboard

A Dutch and British DC-2 reported missing between Batavia and Bandoeng with 28 passengers and two crew. The service plane disappeared near Mount Barteeng at 2 35 a m standard time. Indonesia promised full cooperation and launched ground searches and rescue parties.

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Smoke Report Pushes Solid Fuel Law For Kingsport

A Kingsport civic leader endorses a Solid Fuel Ordinance giving the commissioner of public pollution control over distribution sale and delivery of wall coal. The measure would require permits yearly renewals post bond and detailed business disclosures with inspections and access to premises to curb emissions and fumes.

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Filipinos Urged to Unite for Dynamic Future

President Roxas urged Filipinos to unite for a dynamic future under constitutional changes. Pro American alignment gains backed by voters show strong margins across provinces, with Manila favoring parity and a notable stock exchange rise. Tax collections also exceed expectations as the government maintains a balanced budget outlook.

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Council Likely To Okay U. S. Plan For Jap Islands Today

Report from Lake Success notes the United States aims to win support for a plan on the Pacific islands trusteeship and UN Security Council powers. Debates focus on limited UNSC authority, with Russia and Britain proposing changes and the American delegation signaling moderation in recent talks.

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Eastman Technicolor Employees to Receive Dividend Payment

Eastman workers in the Western Hemisphere will share a 3.1 million dollar wage dividend distributed Friday to about 82 000 employees. The payment is the largest since the plan began years ago with eligibility for long time staff and those hired before certain dates, while newer employees receive pro rata shares. Dividends come from Eastman Kodak common stock and are subject to federal income tax and Social Security deductions.

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Street Scenes Disrupts School Operative Chaos

Fragmented OCR text describes youths causing disruption as a teacher arrives, a bank frame, and a board meeting convened to assign a committee. It references a manager and administrator and a tense mood during an early morning conference.

Bank Merk Mager and Abgerien

Congress debates outlawing the Communist Party

A heated House Labor Committee discussion centers on Rep. Nersten and Rep. Hartley proposals to outlaw the Communist Party in the United States. Critics warn such bans may drive the party underground while others push for exclusion from public office and union membership. Eugene Dennis of the Communist Party condemns the move as shockingly reactionary.

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Hoover Rejects Relief Job Amid Post Office Notes

Former President Hoover told White House reporters he would not take a relief administrator role. He said his counsel remains to avoid direct relief duties at this stage. He noted no discussion of Greece or Turkey with President Truman. He cited overall relief estimates at about 2.281 billion dollars.

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Vicksburg to Surrender and July Address Planned

In Vicksburg Mississippi the city will surrender to the authorities and host a July Fourth event. The Army Chief of Staff accepted an invitation from Senator Hep Williams and Mississippi Democrats to deliver the Independence Day address in a historic ceremony.

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Jews Escape to Holy Land Desert after Refugee Ship Sinks

Refugees aboard the Susanne 40th Tom Susanms were beached near Gaza as the British army sealed the shore. About 490 of 800 aboard were killed or taken ashore for processing, while 200 remained on board. the escape triggered a cordon around southern Palestine near Segev. Casualties and clashes reported as troops and police controlled the area and sought to prevent further escape attempts.

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One Body Taken From Wreckage Youth Is Saved

The body of Al Rudd, 42, was removed from a collapsed five story building a half hour after his son Colton, 3, was rescued alive. Firemen said a rescue worker reported hearing voices before the final collapse. Several others, including Wally Pesk in 47 and "Pesskin" 38, were pulled from the ruins, with six entombed workers from Western Fixture and Bar Supply Company.

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Truman Seeks Cash and Advisers for Greeks Turks

President Truman asks Congress for funds and military advisers to aid Greece and Turkey. Nominee Lilienthal needs eight more votes for confirmation as Atomic Energy Commission chairman, with several senators still undecided and the Senate awaiting action on multiple pending measures.

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Truman asks Congress for 400 million aid to Greece and Turkey

President Truman urged Congress to authorize 400 million dollars in aid and authority to dispatch military and civilian personnel to Greece and Turkey to resist Soviet influence. He framed the move as essential to defend free peoples and stability in Europe amid Communist pressure and similar wartime principles.

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Carbide Corp to Take Over TEC Plant at Oak Ridge

Oak Ridge Tennessee The Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation will assume management and operations of the U 235 gaseous diffusion plant at Oak Ridge now run by Tennessee Eastman Corporation. AEC officials said the contract covers operation of both the diffusion plant and TEC now managed by Eastman through June 1962.

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Russians Recall Envoy To Britain

Soviet Ambassador to Britain Georgi Zarubin left London abruptly for Moscow for consultations with the foreign ministry. The embassy said no comment. officials cited consultations ahead of a conference. The U.S. State Department was advised that Ambassador Viktor Novikov would depart to Moscow Friday.

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Taft Seeks Exemption for Truman From Tenure Limit

Senator Taft argues to exempt President Truman from the two term limit in a push tied to constitutional amendment. He says the plan would allow a president elected to office to serve more than two terms, if the circumstance persists. The debate centers on extending presidential tenure and whether such exemption is warranted.

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Chinese Push On Big Port Stalls Communist Counterattack

An article reports a Chinese counterattack stopping government forces toward Harbin. It notes Red forces reportedly stalled advances, with about 200 000 troops in action and ongoing military claims from Nanking. The piece discusses political instability and potential constitutional changes facing leadership.

Shih Shieh

Sabath Calls for Probe Into Arab Office Links

Rep. Sabath D urges the State Department and FBI to investigate an Arab office alleged to be funded by Arab governments opposing a Jewish state. He questions who drives the office and finances its propaganda while two FBI agents search its papers.

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