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Newspaper

Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1955

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Yalta Papers Spark Mixed Reactions Ahead of 1956 Election

Senators and representatives reacted to the Yalta papers with concerns over damning implications for Democrats and potential impact on the 1956 presidential campaign. Mansfield and Jackson warned about past decisions and Roosevelt's wartime choices influencing postwar policy.

Washington Sen Capehart Yalta Rep.Vorv R-Nhia Hussian Worys State Department United States Britisheine Minster Church Thay Mansfield San Jackson D-Wash Ranseall Ystra Churchill Stalin Roosevelt Mansfeit Yalte Russia Japan

Police Warn Vehicles Parked In Alleys

Folke Chick Pletcher issued a warning Friday morning that all passenger cars parked in alleys risk citation. Authority and local enforcement urged residents to avoid alley parking to keep routes clear and reduce hazards.

Folke Chick Pletcher Praltist Veratve Tirete

Hawkins Squires Fail To Elect County Assessor

Magistrates in a county race faced confusion as ballots were cast for Sam Paterson while Carl Greene and Kyle Christian vied for assessor. Reported irregularities included blocked alleys, trucks and parking issues during the April filing window.

Fletcher Trinipad Obero Sam Paterson Takien Carl [Greene Mooresburg Kyle Christian Surgoinsville

Weather record shows heavy rainfall and river swell

City records indicate sustained rainfall over the past week with 5.05 inches since March 7. Normal totals cited. February and January figures noted. Forecast calls for partly cloudy and cooler conditions tonight, with high 50s and low 30s tonight. Highway Patrol reports no rock slides but warns drivers to slow for slick wetlands. Officials note water main issues in several town areas due to overloaded storm sewers and crews working to alleviate flooding.

Cats Oon Highway Patrol Ant Charles K. Marsh Castle Drive Catawba Street Sewanee Avenue Watpath Road Bridwell Riverview Marsh Case Drive

City ordinance limits alley parking to loading trucks

The city ordinance specifies that only trucks may park in alleys for loading and unloading purposes, restricting parking to freight use and blocking other vehicles from alley access. The rule emphasizes operational needs for goods handling and traffic flow.

Strike disrupts Kingsport Penn Dixie cement plant operations

Rohovl B Glenn, superintendent, says no decision yet to shut the Kingsport Penn Dixie Cement plant as the rail strike hurts output. Cement shipments cut to 20 percent, raw stone transport from Speers Ferry, Va., greatly reduced. only one quarry trainload since the strike began. Production limited to available head material. company hopes to delay a full shutdown while the strike continues.

Rohovl Glenn Kingsport Penn ‘Dixie Cemmil Garp Fie Speers Ferry Kinge Chattanooga Ingsport Robert H. Baker Associated Press Richard City Tew Louisville and Nashville Railway Inc Baker Glinchfield Railroad

State Assembly Rushes Bill For Adjournment

Nashville March 13. Tennessee lawmakers push through a slate of minor measures as adjournment looms. A fair trade liquor bill to fix wholesale and retail pricing passes both houses 80 4 in the House and 17 2 in the Senate. Other actions include license fee hikes, liquor by the drink, park funding, a 10 million bond plan for bridges, and calls for a constitutional convention to modify term limits and voting age. The session also seeks a 12 month school year study and tax related measures while several bills fail.

Nashville Desse Mar General Assembly Bensie Sesmon Beyah Jau Uwir Haug House Senate Legislative Council Tennessee Public Service Commission General Fund

Three Vehicle Crash Kills Man and Injures Five

In Franklin Tennessee a three car collision last night killed Charles Mitchell Spencer, 74, of Lynchburg and seriously injured five others. Highway patrol identified the deceased and noted the crash occurred near the city.

Franklin Tenn Charles Mitchell Spencer Lynchburg Duck River Las Vegas Nev Elmer Wapgoner Spencer

West German Upper House Approves Paris Accords Ratification

The West German Bundesrat today approved ratification of the Paris accords establishing a sovereign West Germany in the Allied Defense System in Europe and endorsed the Franco German agreement on the Saar's future status. The measures now return to the Bundestag for presidential signature.

Bown Paris West Germany Europe Bundesrat Issar lLower House Bundestagi

Strike Officials Meet With Board In Nashville

Strike officials meet with the National Mediation Board at the Tennessee Governor's office in Nashville to push toward ending the Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike. L&N president John F. Tilford and other executives participate with unions and the mediation board to restart trains and operations.

Nashville Tenn Marehta Rairoad Dee National Mediation Board Offier Tennessee Goy Frank Clement Jihove Strr Lousville & Nashville Tong Custoner DAN John F. Tilford L&n Ww. Tackworth Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Loui Francis A. O'Neilidy Washington Nativpt Mediation Board Eistihowes Genner Harrison National Brotherhood of Railway Clerks George Leighty Railway Labor's Executives’ Association Spo Michael Fox Wonal Rwway Labor's Executives’ Association Clement A. M. Lamp Brotherhood of Loremolive Lampley Mianday Qawtons

Nine State Phone Strike Enters Fifth Day

Nine state walkout by Southwestern Bell Telephone workers drags into the fifth day amid widespread damage to cables and outages from Gulfport to Biloxi. Union leaders claim 93 percent of members are striking as negotiations stall over a proposed wage increase and contract terms.

NTA Suike Soulbeny Bell Uninnte Rertin G. F. Gill GIO Communications’ Workers of America Southern Rel Deeeae Pany Express Aventa Mississippi Alabang Kentucky Florida Ter Nessee Louisiana Gulfport Biloxi Miss Empia C. Tinion

Young Boy Struck By Car Near School

A boy, Buddy Lawkins, son of Roy Hawkins of Route 9, was struck near Kingsley School on Bloomingdale Road while en route to Sullivan County Community Hospital for a knee injury. The driver and witnesses described the incident as cars moved onto the highway.

Sullivan County Way Helston Valley

Pat Ward Tells Of Sordid Past

Pat Ward describes a troubling youth and alleged connections with notable figures as Jelke's trial on charges linked to procuring for a vice ring continues. She recalls an illegitimate child at 17 and names several celebrities, including Dane Clark and Joey Adams, denying any romantic liaisons. Clark and Henderson denied involvement, while Ward testified about their past acquaintances and social encounters.

Minot FP Jelk Bruvetie Jelke iGeorge Washington Herz Sting Whit Meno Sugan Dane Clark Joey Adaims Skitih Hender Duck ‘Rigen Miss Ward Henderson Leazie Faye Ol” Henderson Faye Emerson Clark Mr. Ward

Kingsport Man To Make Appeal For A New Trial

Kingsport resident Emerson Crew Sraith Jr. was found guilty of aggravated assault with intent to rape a girl aged eight. The jury set his punishment at years and one day in prison. Judge Rogan denied a motion for a new trial and postponed bond issues.

Blowntville Criminal Court Emerson Crew Sraith Jr Grley HOS@ars Higearald Hingsport Stoyy Dayton Seavers Thomas H. Rogan John R. Todd Rial Rogan Peter Pan Deni Smith Eros Pierce Piney H. Conward Staith

Music Festival Opens Tonight at Ketson High School

Sullivan County Music Fest begins tonight at Ketson High School with about 500 students. Ed Hamilton, Knoxville supervisor, guest director and founder of Smoky Mountain Music Camp, will lead. Choruses from Blountville Bluff City Holston Institute Ketron Lynn View Sullivan bands perform varied numbers with directors Wil Jeweldene and Mrs Elizabeth Wagner assisting.

Sullivan County Ketson High School Ed Mamilton Knoxville Blountville Bluff Cit Holston Institute Ketron Lynn View Mary ‘Hughes and Sullivan Kelron Sullivan S$ Gewest High School Jeweldene Olanusicaltain Wil Elizabeth Wagner Blountville Mussic

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