Foreign Policy Toughening Tied to Soviet Expansion
Secretary of State Marshall signals a tougher U S foreign policy as Big Four talks focus on Germany and the Soviet threat. He cites mass investigations and removals in the U S sector of Germany and notes British and Soviet positions on war prisoner figures and naval disarmament.
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Germany
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Turkey
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Adelone
Bristat
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V. Mololotov
Russia
Fise
Moloroy
Rugska
Carlos Grat Baypelin
Soviet Union
Bevin Such
Montetov
Moscow Puviey
Wreckage of PT Trainer Sighted Near Mt Pisgah NC
Wreckage of a PT-17 trainer was sighted yesterday near Mt Pisgah in Western North Carolina. Casual details indicate the plane had likely been down for some time and searchers were alerted via a report from RK D Brie of Cottage Station Texas, who is aiding the search for the missing twin engine plane. Clyde J Stoesberry of Knoxville Tennessee, commander of the Civilian Air Patrol, was notified of the finding.
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Mt Pisgah
North Carolina
RK. D. Brie
Cottage Station
Tex
Clyde JL Stoesberry
British sound quick approval of speech on Greece and Turkey
Moscow dispatch reports Russia views President Truman’s aid request to Greece and Turkey as a test of U.S. interference. British and Greek officials praise the speech as timely, with London signaling satisfaction and Athens expressing relief at the stance against communist subversion.
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Tonysen
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Greece
Turkey
Russia
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Gimaca
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Epatch
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Turleyang
Sai
Trumar
Purleey
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Athens
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Dougherty Roller denies 20 unit apartment plan in Kingspool
Executive manager Tom Roller of Dougherty Roller rejects reports that the firm plans two 20 unit eight story apartment buildings on the Knoxville Highway next to River Terrace, with 1400000 dollar units, asserting his firm is pursuing an eight story, 18 unit project costing 800000 to 900000 instead and noting details remain to be finalized.
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Kagowrille Tausnal
Roller
Fem
Journal Story
Joseph W. Braxt
Nashville
Kroxtllie
Bart
Hart
Dougherty-Roller
Berty
Bulding
Marott Shoe Store Fire Damages Downtown Indianapolis
A blaze at the Marott Shoe Store, spanning seven stories, destroyed upper doors and threatened nearby buildings including the Hotel Washington. Guests evacuated to the lobby as flames peaked, with a clothing store and a household furnishings shop damaged. One man, Moore, reported theft from his car nearby when questioned by police.
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Witith
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Rousehold Furnnishing
Moore
U S May Propose Boundary Commission for Balkan Borders
United States officials consider proposing a permanent United Nations Boundary Commission to monitor Greece Yugoslavia Albania and Bulgaria as part of President Truman's foreign policy to halt worldwide Communist expansion. A delegation spokesman said the move would be independent of the U N Security Council Balkans inquiry now under study.
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Bulgaria
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CN Security Council
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Camells
Mombers
Lilienthal Confirmation and Portal Pay Legislation Debate
Washington reports possible confirmation of David E. Lilienthal as chair of the Atomic Energy Commission. The Bricker-led committee approved 8 to 2, with dissent from Senator Bricker. Senate action on the portal pay bill faces hurdles as lawmakers plan next steps.
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Rice
David E. Lilienthal
Senate
Zangte
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Bickerleaper
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Street Scenes Hint at Spring Predicaments on Busy Streets
A garbled report describes crowded sidewalks and dusty walks as spring arrival nears. It notes increased pedestrian activity, stray dogs, and rolling wheels, with older students and youths moving to school areas amid rising traffic concerns and street hazards.
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Barry
Senate Debate Halts Over Appropriation Bill Passage
In a Tennessee Senate session the appropriation bill stalled as senators interrupted reading to demand copies. White and Bomas claimed copies were not distributed, delaying adjournment. A nonconstitutional amendment measure was approved for constitutional change, while other Senate actions included penalties on parking near churches and cemeteries and state highway parking regulations.
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Cleris Hagan
Ow White
Nashville
Jamey Bomas
Shellyville
Senate
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Legislative Service
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Cltigs
Iehaoly
New Sweeper To Be Put Into Use In City
City Manager ED W Moulton announced a new 80 dollar street sweeper will be placed into operation Friday. He urged Kingsport merchants to cooperate with officials in street cleaning and keep trash boxes covered. He asked janitors to dispose of waste properly and avoid sweeping trash to sidewalks or gutters. Two city policemen will visit merchants to seek cooperation in keeping streets and walls free of trash.
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Kingsport Merchants
Moulton
Bowen
Rumors Fly Over Sullivan County Court and Purchasing Bills
Rumors circulate that Vandenberg asks Congress to attack Sullivan County bills while opposition delays loom in the Tennessee General Assembly. Judge Burrow says he will represent magistrates ousted by a new act creating a Sullivan County court system, challenging the General Sessions Court Act set for April.
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Sullivan
Tennessee General Assembly
Office of
Cowry Purchasing
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General Sessions Court
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Truman Aids Clash With Communism Faces Army Size Debate
Senator Vandenberg urged full public hearings on Greece and Turkey aid and Mediterranean credits. The White House and key departments discussed whether to maintain the March 2 military strength plan or pause reductions. The debate centers on the Army and Navy force levels, select service renewal, and how to balance allied commitments with peacetime needs.
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Trieste
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AAD
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Austria
Russia
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Miltary
Escaped Texans Prisoners Break Out in early hours
Hanan Texas two dozen convicts, including twelve Latin Americans, escaped Herm State Prison Farm near Suvarland after slashing a guard and threatening another. Fourteen captives were recaptured by 9 a.m. Captain W W Hah said the breakout involved doors to four tanks and a pickup cord as inmates seized weapons and freed inmates while guards repositioned.
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Oma
Henry Lewis
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Heart Ailment Fatal To Wisconsin Gov Goodland
Wisconsin Governor Samuel Goodland, nicknamed the Tough Old Codger, died at the executive mansion after a heart ailment. He was 62 and had just won a third term, with Lt. Gov. Ostaa Remmebourg to assume the duties. The Republican governor had complained of leg pains days earlier and collapsed after dinner last night. He had a notable political career including a pre-primary victory and a resignation of a prior lieutenant governor who died before taking office. The state Supreme Court had previously ruled he could discharge acting governor powers.
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Weter Samuel Geecland
Osta Remmeboum
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Goodland
Asteicher
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Swent Goutland
Samme Haye
Ian
Dclané S. Liarnis
Woomis
State Supreme Cows
Global policy shifts frame allied support debates
Washington discusses extension of aid and recognition amid Soviet pressure and Hungarian turmoil. Officials outline U S plans to bolster Hungary with a 15 million dollar credit, protest Moscow interference, and consider broader democratic frontier support. Truman asks Congress for funds for Korea. China aid is constrained by stalled loans and mediation efforts. The article contrasts democratic and totalitarian states and notes a global struggle between liberty and communism.
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Russa
Fire destroys two buildings at Cazenovia Junior College
A blaze gutted two Cazenovia Junior College buildings, forcing 250 students and staff to safety. One student, Phys Watson of Rochester, was reported missing hours after firefighting began, while two female employees were injured. The total loss was estimated at 300,000 dollars.
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Cazenovia Junior College
Phys Watson
Rochester
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Freatman
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Sayer Rollin H. Kohler
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Rot
Uncle Billy Celebrates His 1044th Birthday in Kingsport
A century-old figure named Uncle Billy Mitchell of Kingsport marked his 1044th birthday quietly at his granddaughter’s home in Mex Sar. Waller. He recalled being born in Rockingham County North Carolina and attributed his long life to hard work, healthy farm life, hunting and fishing, and a stubborn refusal to panic when things go wrong.
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Kingsport
Rocknghasy County
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Patty
Searchers Seek Second Body In Building Rubble
Rescue workers dig through a 30 foot pile of brick and timber after a two story Western Picture and Bar Supply Co building collapsed. Although a 15 year old boy previously trapped was believed dead, crews continued tunneling as hopes faded, aiming to recover any remains while minimizing danger to rescuers.
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Digis
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de Ori
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Solind Bag Beet
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Jand Bar Supply Co
Callopsa
Rach
A Mather
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Priseite
Willams
Firermem
Elsaesser
McNarney Denies Molotov Charges
Retiring American military governor in Germany General McNarney rejects Molotov’s accusation that the United States maintains German forces and occupies the country. He says two years of occupation are just begun and aims include unification, reeducation toward democracy, and building a peaceful German economy to end hunger and fear.
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Attlee Wins Confidence Vote in Commons Amid War Aims
Prime Minister Attlee secured a solid vote of confidence in the House of Commons after three days of debate on postwar recovery and nationalization. He argued nationalization serves the community, not private interest, and that the government will push full cooperation of mind and industry to sustain food, fuel, housing, and prosperity. Churchill pressed for a no confidence motion, while Attlee touted a plan aligned with industrial leaders and a rigorous operation of industry.
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Clmnechill
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