Deep Snow Paralyzes East Tennessee Transit
After over 30 hours of heavy snowfall Kingsport recorded 14 inches, with 19 inches in southern areas and 16 inches previously a city record. Buses ran hours late, schools were largely closed, lines were down as trees and poles blocked communication, and damage included a garage collapse in Johnson City. No serious injuries reported. statewide blizzards disrupted travel and power.
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Upper East Tennessee
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Hingsfort
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Highway Patrolien
Greyhound
Gsport
Points North
Johnson City
Venizelos Dies After Self-Imposed Fall in Paris
Former Greek premier Eleftherios Venizelos, known as the founder of modern Greece, has died in Paris at age 70 after a self-imposed exile spurred by political strife. His era shaped Greek politics and the country’s monarchy transition.
Weather Watch: Light Frost Likely in East Tonight
Weather forecast across states shows fair conditions with slight frost in eastern areas tonight. Cloudy and warmer Thursday with possible showers in the west, while Virginia may see occasional min temperatures and a mix of snow or rain in the west tonight and Thursday. North Carolina reports partly cloudy skies with improving conditions to Thursday, Kentucky mostly clear tonight with light snow possible in the extreme east and showers in the west on Thursday.
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Ware
Adental
West Portion
Virginia
Porting
North Carolina
West Nertian
Former Premier of Greece Is Dead
Eleutherios Venizelos, 72, former Greek premier and famed republican leader, died in Paris after a short illness. His wife and two sons at his bedside, as exiles and Republicans mourned the loss of a statesman long viewed as a pillar of modern Greek politics. He had fled Crete after the 1935 revolution and spent years in exile before returning to Paris where he led his political circle.
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Associated Press
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Germany faces league condemnation over Locarno breach
A League of Nations council session in London will address Germany’s denunciation of the Locarno pact and alleged violations of the Versailles treaty. Adolf Hitler proposes a new system of peace covenants while France pushes for Hague adjudication on the Rhineland reoccupation and mutual defense pacts.
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Associated Press
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France
League of Nations Council
London
Reich
Adolf Hitler
Hague
Rhineland
Bhill
Rhine
League of
Fire destroys factory and 11 homes in Etna blast
March 18 Pittsburgh area reports an explosion and fire at the Etna Forge and Bolt Company destroyed a factory and a row of 11 houses. Water from floods trapped residents as flames spread, injuring at least seven people and threatening others. Hospitals received victims including Mrs Mary Crosby and John Kusevich expressed fears for missing family members. Police noted residents leaped into flooded Linnen Street while the blaze burned.
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Pittsburgh
Etna
Etna Forge and Bolt Company
Mary Crosby
John Kusevich
Fenarsy
Linien Street
Public debt hits new peak with March borrowing
Washington reports a surge in public debt to a new high as March borrowing proceeds. The Treasury notes total about 1.995 billion in debt and a mid month cash draw rose the net cash balance to 2.756 billion. The April 15 maturity conversion offers about 559 million and notes about 903 thousand in mid month borrowing.
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Qaneries
BT AA AG
Teshire
Exchange of Aid
SE Eno
Wits
Treasury
Fever Helps Dodge Tests at Tennessee Dormitory
In Knoxville on March 18, at the University of Tennessee final exams proceeded with no fear among students. A practical quarantine was placed on Blount Hall where one student has scarlet fever and others are confined as a precaution. Dean F. M. Massey said the dormitory would likely be cleared after seeing Dick test results.
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Knoxville
Maroh
University of Tennessee
Blount Hall
F. M. Massey
Massey
Power Programs Face New Battle in TVA Suit
A Tennessee Valley Authority power program dispute returns to court as an amended bill seeks to halt TVA contracts that set or control electricity rates sold to the public. Alabama power stockholders press the suit, arguing the TVA act allows improper competition. The case was taken under advisement by Judge Davis after arguments by TVA and plaintiff counsel.
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Ada
Tennessee Valley Authority
Supreme Court
David J. S
Ferney Johnston
Alabame Power Company Preferred Stock Halters Av
High Tribunal
TVA
Davis
Johnston
James Lle Ely
Budget bill expected after house budget estimate
Kentucky lawmakers awaited the introduction of a budget bill based on an estimated $23,344,526.11 for 1976 37. The measure, prepared by the reorganization commission and House Appropriations Committee, approved by Gov. Chandler, would likely pass the House first and go to the Senate. The plan includes 2 8 million for old age pensions, reduces relief by 200, and funds new taxes around 11.7 million to offset repeals.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Reorganization Commission
House Appropriations Committee
A.B. Chandler
Louse and
Note
Nudget
Frederick A. Wallis
Hairman
State Welfare
Roosevelt
Prises Industries
Kentucky
Indictments Sought in Tennessee Gas Tax Fraud Scheme
Nashville March 18 nine persons are charged with conspiracy to defraud the state in gasoline tax evasion cases. Drafting of indictments was underway with a grand jury vote anticipated by Friday. State investigators Gen. J Carlton Loser and attorney Jack Norman led the process while two others pursued different angles of the probe.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Jack Norman
J. Carlton Loser
PUPILS MAROONED BY DEEP SNOW IN NC MOUNTAINS
In Avery county near Newlands North Carolina, thirty school children were marooned in the Avery county schoolhouse as eight to twelve foot snowdrifts blocked roads. Teachers and Principal J T Tanner remained with the students while neighbors aided. One hundred seventy pupils had been sent home yesterday before the fresh drifts halted travel. Newlands lies in the Great Smoky mountains near the NC Tennessee line, about 35 to 40 miles southeast of Johnson City.
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N. C
Avery County
Alta Ramsey
J. T. Tanner
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina-Tennessee Line
Johnson City
Court of Appeals to Grant Review in Maxell Murder Case
Edith Maxwell, 21 year old Wise County teacher, convicted last November of murdering her father, seeks review by the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. The defense contends evidence was insufficient and the trial failed to instruct on degrees of homicide.
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Richmond
Edith Maxwell
Wise County
Virginia Supreme Enact of Appeals
Miss Maxwell
Skeen
State Supreme Court of Appeals
One and A Half Billions: FDR Defends Relief Request
President Roosevelt asked Congress to appropriate 1 billion dollars for work relief for the coming year. He urged private enterprise to expand to absorb unemployed workers, outlining a plan that would rely on Works Progress Administration funds and prior appropriations. The request would amount to about 3.5 billion in total federal relief spending, with further details continued on page eight.
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Congress
Works Progress Administration
Treasury
Tennessee Baptist Woman's Missionary Union opens in Humboldt
Women from all Tennessee counties gather in Humboldt for the 48th annual Tennessee Baptist Woman's Missionary Union convention. More than 1,000 visitors expected as the program highlights the Shuck Centennial Pageant depicting 100 years of missionary work in China. Pearl Canewell, longtime China missionary, leads a devotional. Mrs. R. L. Morris presides, with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Fred W. Javabs and a response from Mrs. Leonard Mouseholder. Evening events planned including banquets and entertainment.
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Humboldt. Tenn
Tennessee
Tennessee Baptist, Woman's Missionary Union
China
Pearl Canewell
Aye
Rudy's Nose Flattened as Producer Whips Crooner
March 18 report from The Daily News describes Corse White punching Vallee multiple times during a stage incident at New Ams theater amid a meeting of Is company members. Audience included Bert Lahr and Willie Bugee Pawar as White, angry over costly contracts, swung and then fled with more chaos described by the paper.
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Daily News
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Ams Theater
Bert Lahr
Willie 1
Bugee Pawar
Seemials
Spidiat Vallee
Tiny
Han
Ag White
Apweetrican
Orches
Tra
White
Tae
Farwirel
Tie
Tae News
Floods sweep cities as 17 killed in state
Widespread floods across Pennsylvania and neighboring states trigger evacuations and major damage. In Johnstown crowds flee as Conemaugh recedes. Pittsburgh endures fires amid record river highs. President Roosevelt orders federal relief mobilization. War Secretary Dern coordinates equipment and aid.
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Johnstown
Conemaugh River
Washington
Wheeling
W. Va
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Ship River
Wheeling Island
Williamsport
Cumberland
Harrisonburg
Shenendoah Valley
Maryland
Virginia
Altoona
Redford
Ithaca
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Raleigh
New Hartford
Con
Parington
Corrapsron
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
War Dern
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