Marshall Declares U S Holds 15103 Nazi Troops
Secretary Marshall told the conference that the United States does not consider society democratic if citizens fear reprisal for expressing beliefs. He cited wartime goals, noting 100 percent equipping eight war plants in Germany. US holds about 1,100 Nazi POWs in Italy and 33,643 discharged in the US zone. Molotov announced Russia will circulate prisoner figures. Western ministers discuss displaced persons and Germany recognition amid Sino-Soviet tensions and Greece Turkey questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Marshall
Conference of Foreign Ministers
United States
Amc
Gary Mary
Truman
Hong
Totalitacianisea
Greave
Hagvily
United
Italy
Zome
Germany
Molotov
Fussiensy
Fox
Mikelyad
Foreign Office
M. Ntolatov
Whoppine Tavestia
Troshunts
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Ruling in Clemens Portal Case Appealed
Detroit based employees of Clemens Pottery Co appeal to the circuit court in Cincinnati after a district court denied portal pay, a ruling seen as a blow to American labor. Barwart Lamb, attorney for the pottery workers, filed the notice of appeal with clerk George M Read as the case moves toward higher court review. Also reported, Eddy Gilmore and William Smith of AP were named recipients of the Martin W. Weckinert Medal for journalism in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clemens Pottery Co
Te Circuit
Court of Sopamia
Cincinnnati
Portal
Supreme Court
Frank’ Ficard
Districk
Americam
High Court
Barwart Lamb
George M. Read
Lamb
Gererad
House Group Presses Tax Slashing Plan
A House Ways and Means panel pressed for a 30 percent tax cut retroactive to January 1, arguing it would spur investment and wage growth. Treasury officials warned cuts could fuel inflation and delay debt reduction, while Republicans and Democrats spar over feasibility and impact on small earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benes
Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Treasury
Bower
Reta Snyder
Onlg
Joseph D. Wunan
Internal Revenue
Tela the Corte
Mittee Hnutson
Nunan
Kxatson
Ise
Snyder Repudligam Committee
Saembaca
Tennessee Assembly Adjourns Amid Twisting Debate and Proposals
The Tennessee General Assembly adjourned toward noon after a day of heated debate and amendments. The House advanced an appropriations bill for roughly 4.2 million dollars with seven amendments, including pay raises for clerks and funding shifts for a groundwater survey. Senators examined lingering bills while a Knox County corruption inquiry loomed, and a contested administrative appropriation totaling 7.779 million dollars drew floor scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee
General Assembly
House
Shelby
Conservation’ Department
D. Beasley
Skwith County
Senate
Walls
Menauve
Knox
Les
Hugh
Callaway
DiLouder
Gallaway
Truman Speech on Greece and Turkey Sparks Conservative Debate
In a Conservative meeting, Winston Churchill commented on President Truman's appeal for U.S. aid to Greece and Turkey. He argued timely actions could have altered world peace prospects, suggesting earlier Western intervention might have prevented future conflicts and spared suffering before and after the first World War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longton
Winston Courentill
Truman
Greece
Turkeys
Mo Shep
Sroccom
United States
Britain
Army Plane Missing Over Labrador Coast Area
The Royal Canadian Air Force reported a missing Army Air Force plane with three men aboard. It disappeared on a flight from Cape Harrison, Labrador, to Goose Bay after 2 PM yesterday. Last position logged about 70 miles southwest of Cape Harrison near the coastal outpost, 150 miles northeast of Goose Bay.
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Rows Bey
Ue S. Army Air Force
Pians
Hay
Cape Harrison
Lageador
Gocue Bay
Pesterday
Roya Consdian Air Force
Eimeed
Labrador
Gronee Bay
Ferry Engineers Quit At Seattle
Seatte Pugetava ferry workers walk out, striking after failed federal conciliation. About 75 engineers from CIC Marin Engineers Beneficial Association left duties, halting service for 16,000 daily commuters as talks over wage raises stalled. The company contends a 20 percent raise was a final offer, while workers demand 10 percent.
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Aim
Cic-Marin Engineers Bene~ficial Association
Puget Sound
Goversl
Times
M. Peabody
Reds Protest U S Plans To Train Greek Troops
Greek sources say Reds expect protests today as U S plans to train about 108000 Greek soldiers. The plan would involve economic support and a gradual long term commitment under close supervision, amid international concern and expected Russian protests.
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U.S
Wea
Framan
Erary
Mediterra
Turkey
Model City Chosen for Overseas Film Project
Kingsport earns label mode city and will be the subject of a U.S. State Department overseas film. Polaris Pictures Inc. and a Hollywood company will shoot in Kingsport to portray its growth and everyday life for foreign audiences.
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Kingspoot
U. & Department of Stace
Tc Robinson
Polaris Fictures Inc
Hollywood
Cxlif
Kingsport
State Department
Titunir
Vdivational
Robinson
Bfe
France Able To Build Atom Bomb, Says French Scientist
A digest from United Nations Work quotes Dr Frederic Jouat-Curie implying France has the know how to produce atomic weapons while noting that the article stresses France aims for peaceful atomic energy. It mentions American and British views on US dominance of nuclear know how and hints at German prewar research, with cautious reference to France’s peace turn.
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Lake
Fred-eric JoWot-Coria
Howe
United Natons
Sne-Time Asalstamt
Bone
Marie Turle
France
United Nationa Weeld
Frederic Jouat-Curie
Frame
United States
Scigntigta
Germany
Germsan
U.S
Daviot-Curie
Elso
Om Amy Tack
Marly
Joab-Curie
Ex-Treasury Officials Back Bill to Cut Taxes Across the Board
Former Treasury undersecretaries Yeorenyag OE-AP-SEWO and John V. Haneswerth from New York testified to the House Ways and Means Committee. Columbia University professor Magill urged a nationwide income tax cut to renew business incentives and keep the American system functioning. They pressed for broad relief amid hearings led by Chairman Knutson.
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Yeorenyag OE
The
Treasury
House Ware and Means Committee
Tatay
Witresea
Reowell Magill Tawset
Columbia University
John V. Haneswerth
New York
Treasur
Franklin D. Roogevelt
Street Scenes From A Town On A Snowy Day
A fragmentary notebook-like scene follows a woman in a pressed dress arriving at a shop in Elna Fays Schenk streets. She moves through paddies with a feminine stride, trying to steady herself amid a crowd and a tense moment near Koile deugi ter.
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Elna Fays Schenk
Koile
Truman Plan Gains Speed In Congress
Washington reports a push in Congress to accelerate action on President Truman's foreign aid program for Greece and Turkey. Hearings continued in the House Foreign Affairs Committee with Undersecretary of State Acheason and secretaries Pattman and Postestat detailing the plan. Senate hearings on foreign policy followed, with some doubt about combining sessions. Officials noted mixed support, while critics urged limiting aid terms and military missions.
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Washington
Cambine
Yexterdsy
Senate
Pavers Condsimed Faiths Lodge
Newsoter
Senate Committee
White House
Eben Ayers
Pees
Ayers
Kittle
Seete Capitol Bil
Rep. Musdt
R-Sd
House
Foreign Thaira Committee
Aly
Truman
Siemator Aiken Crcve
Bass Robinson Appear In Talks Before Teachers
Bass and Robinson spoke at a Kingsport teachers meeting previewing education plans and funding. Speakers outlined state measures affecting education funding and school construction in Kingsport, with bids for new and expanded facilities set to open April 2 and projects slated for completion in 1988. The gathering included remarks on classroom enhancements, new lighting, and expanded arts and physical education programs.
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Tennessee
Kingsport Teachers Association
Frank Ko Sass
Tennessee Exhression Associathen
Ari Ress N. Fetinson
Ex Dugstion
Kingspost
Kingapadt
Baes
Ieschers
Echinson
Kingsport
Jackson
Lincoln
Dovyna-Bennett
Douglass High
Robinson
Arts Varkyt
Mise
Margaret Stutler
Bits Mary Vireginia Booth
Melvin Johnsen
McCorkle Named Dean of Milligan College
Sabrsex City Howard McCorkle, principal of Scignee Rit Rice School in Johnson City for three years, will become Dean of Milligan College on July. Milligan President L Elsatt announced the acceptance today. McCorkle, a native of Elizabeth tem, is a graduate of Science Wikl High School in 1931 and Milligan College. He earned a master of arts degree from Vanderbilt University and did further graduate work at Penhexty College.
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Howard McCorkle
Scignee Rit Rice School
Johnson City
Milligan College
Jely
Xl View
Chinese Refusal Clouded Big Three Talks on China Crisis
The Chinese government declines to accept a proposal from the Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov regarding interference by the Big Three in China. With China present, a proposal to exchange reports on China’s immunity is linked to the Moacaw agreement of December 19, 1945, and seen as an acceptance tied to China’s internal issues.
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Stromaly
U.S
Chita
Giszece
Parkey
Europe
Fcation
V. Molotov
BU. S
George
C. Marghallangi
Ernest
Bevin
Molotev
Chinae
Chine
Big Three
China
Russian Newspaper Charges U S Interferes In Foreign Affairs
A Russian publication accuses the United States of meddling in Greece and Turkey, outlining the first Kingsport board director candidates and the election process. The article describes eight wholesale and banking seats, eight manufacturers, and two each from shipping, professional groups, real estate, and public service, with voting rules and mail ballot details.
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U. S
Greece
Turkey
The
Kings
Compueree
Bm LS Pom
Marek
Paul B
Scott
Manufaetuyars
Fren Barks
Tivo Frem
Fromest Estate
T He
J. W. Weat
Flom Winders
Merchants Association
H. Dunning
B. Coles
Immanert Chamber of Commerce
Crgeni‘galiom
Maniness
Ballate
Hielo Feros
Fist National
Tn Bank
A. D. Brockman
Pimst Natigmal Bana
James Edwards
Fish
Russian Editorial Attacks Truman Greece Turkey Aid
Moscow’s Pravda like government paper denounces U S moves as interference in Greece and Turkey. It accuses Washington of seeking United Nations control and mocks Truman’s leadership while translators rush to render the piece for foreign delegates at the conference. The lengthy editorial frames U S aid as imperialist meddling and questions Greek sovereignty and local response.
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Moscow
Aas
United States Today
Greece
Turkey
Monsier
United Nations
Tro
U. S
Washington
United States
Mer Koushesa
Truman
Security Council
Sreece
Bsis
George C Marshall
Natioa
Ernest Bevin
Mouces
Areelten Keders
Tavestis
Investia
Ipanelsl
Investix
Tavestia
Louisiana Storm Claims Two Lives and Widespread Damage
A severe Louisiana storm left two people dead Zuline Letiane and Sasi Yates ages 2 and 73 respectively. The disaster caused extensive crop damage and flooding across numerous communities. Lightning struck two homes and a garage was washed 300 yards by strong winds. A 900 ton Alcoa cutter grounded near the Mississippi River mouth. Rainfall reached up to eleven inches in places with many areas under water and significant property loss.
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Orlents
United States Weather Bureau
Lotsiang
Rainfell
New Celeans
Flelde
Probable Jewish Claims Reported Against Britain Amid Palestine Tensions
A Jewish Agency official in New York discussed with UN delegates the probable Jewish claims against Britain for losses suffered in Palestine during British rule. Amid rising violence, a Haifa refinery pipeline was damaged by a small bomb, with no casualties reported.
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Jewish Agency
United Nations
New York
Britain
Palestine
Emme Agamey
Inga
World Peace Organization
Haifa
Nho
Casualtes
Felice
Hamibs
Sveman
Jovss
Hatta
Erna Pétroleum
Convict offers body for life restoration experiment at San Quentin
Convicted killer Tom McMonighe, 37, sentenced to death, proposes giving his body to Dr. Robert Cornish of Berkeley for life restoration experiments after his execution. Warden Clinton Duffy opposes removing the body and forbids such tests at the prison. McMonighe was convicted in the kidney slaying of 15 year old Thare Chamberlain in San Jose.
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San Quentin
Tom McMunigte
Stlemee
Clinton Duffy
McMonighe
Robert Cornish
Berkeley
Calit
Truman Overruled Experts On Draft Expiration Decision
Washington report details a closed door Armed Services session where Maj. Gen. W. S. Paul and Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective Service director, questioned, admitting they urged delaying the draft end and keeping draft files intact. Senator Saltonstall pressed whether extending Selective Service would have been wiser, while President opposed the plan to recall agency machinery for mobilization.
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Washington
Trui
Confe Bet
Cheimman Gurney
R-Sd
Avedinbteir
Bennie Armed Services
Gurney
Justineny
W. S. Paul
Lewis B Hershey
Saltonstall
Ross
Paul
Paule
Byrd
Hershey
Guerrillas Fire On UN Probers In Macedonia Clash
Report from Central Macedonia says guerrillas attacked UN investigating team en route to Athens as government troops fought insurgents. About 42 guerrillas killed, two wounded in Latisa clash. nine wounded in minor skirmishes. Despatches note around 100 insurgents killed or captured during mop-up in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athene
United Nations
Westen Siecetanis
Athenian
Katteria
Pre
Latisa
Guarrilas
Macedonia
Basement yields cash in cellar cache found by bookkeeper
In Philadelphia a bookkeeper and his wife nearly panicked as they discovered a hidden stash of cash worth about 9280 and 500 in a dusty basement box. Police were alerted and the money was turned over to the Director of Public Safety for safekeeping while owners seek rightful claim.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Kiebertart
Ae Lieberman
Lacherstams
Pireetor
Jamey FE Malone
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Supplx
N. C
Clemens Portal
Atlantic City
I. i —Ar
Eddy Gilmore
Associated Press
Wiliam Smith
Matinmal Weackinert
House Group
Meons
Tacoma
Kimutsan
Milan
Voramyitter
Tha Kadri
Porkey
Seattle
Russia
Gamerican
Ossie ‘Aronka
Bris
Teuman
Congress
Bass
OFC Board
Vasaly
Sotelovssky Fabove
Winsinistracor
Moscotr
Louisiana
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