Acheson Seeks Agreement to End German Occupation
Secretary of State Acheson plans with Britain and France to slow and end allied occupation of western Germany within about 18 months. Troops would remain on a defense front rather than as occupiers, forming a western defense line in the Cold War. Acheson and senior advisers prepared for talks with Bevin and Schuman ahead of NATO Council sessions in London.
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Schuman
North Atlantic Council
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Lee
House Wrestles Big Money Bill
The House debates a $329.9 billion appropriation bill covering more than 40 federal agencies for the upcoming fiscal year. Key items include the Atomic Energy Commission and Veterans Administration funding plus potential increases for Army engineers harbor and flood control programs.
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Veterans Administratio
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Kingsport Home Owners Advertise In Times News Classifieds
Kingsport homeowner E G Jones joins many in renting extra rooms through the Times News classifieds. An ad taker at 3010 offers help crafting ads reaching over 57 600 potential customers at low cost. Minimum 15 words or 73 cents.
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Chrysler strike ends as workers return to plants
Detroit reports 89,000 Chrysler workers who were unpaid for 100 days will resume work by Monday. About 50,000 supplier plant workers have already begun returning. Industry experts say the negotiated settlement with CIO United Auto Workers could trigger a period of increased production.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Ham Hurd Nominated For Sheriff By GOP
Ham Hurd a Kingsport real estate dealer and veteran political leader was nominated as the Republican candidate for Sullivan County sheriff at the GOP nominating convention. The crowd packed the Sullivan County courtroom as district delegates reported the 13th district gave Hurd the nomination by 153 to 47 over Paul B. Bellamy. Garrett nominated Hurd. Feoples seconded.
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Times-News
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Sitce Cordell Hull
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Paul B. Bellamy
Mingsport
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D. H. Feoples
Bristol
Street Scenes Show Local Summer Life On Main Street
A fragmentary street scene captures a young woman in an off the shoulder blouse, a mother with a new litter of kittens drawing shoppers’ attention, and a romantic couple strolling down Broad Street as passers by react to springtime moments in downtown.
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Remington Denies Knowledge of Atomic Project While WPB Aide
William W. Remington testified before the House committee that he did not know the Manhattan project involved the atom bomb when he worked for the War Production Board. He said his WPB duties focused on scheduling materials like steel aluminum copper to support war production and civilian needs, and he learned of the project only in 1944.
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Commerce Department
House Un-American Activities Committee
Heavoer
Navy
WPB
Frank
Tavenner
Truman Releases Loyalty Records Amid OSS and Amerasia Claims
Washington reports President Truman will release loyalty files while Senate investigators press Senator McCarthy on a claim that OSS evidence linked Amerasia Magazine and State Department staff to atomic secrets. Justice says no OSS evidence supports the charges. Frank Slenski casts doubt but acknowledges potential substance to McCarthy's assertion.
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Russians Snub Could Push Iran Toward West
Tehran reports say Iran, led by Premier Ali Mansur and the Pahlavi state, has stayed officially neutral as the USSR and the West clash. Officials warn the Soviet snub of attendance at the late Shah Reza Pahlavi funeral may push Iran toward a formal Western alignment, despite American military ties and surplus gear.
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Russia
West
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Ihnel
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Shah ‘Reza PaAlevi
Tornadoes Ris Through Three Central States
Tornadoes roared across three central states injuring about 58 people and causing heavy property damage. Kansas saw the highest toll with 37 injured. Great Bend areas suffered severe barracks damage. In Texas Pereyton took a hard hit with fourtee n hurt. Oklahoma reports twisters near Cordell and Washita County.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol
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Elkby
Washita County
Jet Fighters Welcome Robotic Aids For Night Intercepts
The Air Force unveils a family of interceptor jets with automatic flight, tracking, firing, and landing assist to destroy high speed bombers before they reach targets. Ground radar coordinates the pilots and guides automated is to the bomber for firing.
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Agkvecs Lesa
Air Forest
Hts
Tadar
Hypnotism Reported to Ease Pain by Emotions Link
Dr. Bateld Rosen of Balt pare reveals studies at Jonas Hopkins University Medical School showing hypnotism can ease pain by addressing emotions. A veteran with back injury was able to walk when hypnotized and told he could. The report notes pain often stems from emotional causes and describes three suggested hypnotic approaches for pain relief. Five men in Cumberland County Democratic Republican primaries face charges tied to alleged voting irregularities.
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Burher
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Devonia
B. Dodd
Oak Ridge
Sam A. Hill
Ralph Farseer
Gumberland
Tatmer
Hollywood Bride Elisabeth Taylor Weds Hilton Heir at City Ceremony
Elisabeth Taylor and Carrad Nichol Hilton Jr wed at the Cathedral Church of the Good Shepherd Beverly Hills in a high fashion ceremony expected to influence June wedding styles. The guest list nears 600 as traffic may back up. her gown features a simple high neckline and billowing skirt. The groom is heir to the Waldorf Astoria empire. their union marks Elizabeth's first marriage and Hilton’s first wedding. Monsignor Patrick J. Concannon officiated despite a cold after a rehearsal.
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Nick) Hilton, Jr
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New York City
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Miami Transit
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Dewey Accuses Truman Of Tolerating Spies And Traitors
New York Republican dinner speaker Governor Thomas Dewey blasted the Truman administration claiming it tolerates spies traitors and sex offenders. He argued Democrats back business while Kansas City diners paid 100 each for a Waldorf Astoria fundraiser aiding the party, with campaign funds reaching about 350000.
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William L. Preiffer
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Gal Z
Pfeiffer
Republican Party
Dower
Debates Rise as Wherry Attacks Truman on Loyalty Files
Senator Wherry of Nebraska accuses the administration of secrecy over State Department loyalty files amid McCarthy charges that the agency shelters Communists. President Truman agreed to open the files to senators, while Democrats show ire but prepare to press MacCarthy on Monday on the Senate floor.
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Greyhound Cancels Southeast Runs Amid Walkout
Greyhound lines cancelled all runs in the southeast after a work stoppage by 700 to 800 drivers joining from Chattanooga. Service dropped 40 to 96 percent as drivers refused to operate beyond certain points and refunds were offered to stranded passengers. The action, unauthorized by AFL Amalgamated Association officials, prompted a vote in Lexington to refer the dispute to the joint union game in Chattanooga for settlement.
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Market Reports New York Radio TV Shares Fall
Trading at New York saw rapid declines in radio and television shares with losses for Radio Corp AdUval Emerson Philco Zenith and Motorola. The market mostly held steady otherwise with some residual selling from yesterday. Chrysler Corp rose a full point after a late yesterday dividend announcement of 31.30 a share.
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Ad=uval
Emerson
Philco
Zenith
Motorola
Chrysler Corp
Washington Senate studies bookmaking News and sources
Senate subcommittee cites a crackdown on gambling news sources as wires order distributors to reveal the names and addresses of major bookmakers customers across the nation. Chairman McFarland says the inquiry will map big bookies while tracing how race news moves across state lines.
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Senate Deliberates Foreign Aid Vote Today
The Senate weighs a large foreign aid authorization as lawmakers debate potential cuts. Opponents predict reductions from none to about 250 million, while supporters warn of broader restraint. Chairman Connally notes debate hinges on attendance. final funds await appropriation.
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Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Acatl
House
German Hopes Blasted in Russia Report on War Prisoners Returned
Russian Tass announced the repatriation of 17,548 German prisoners, ending hopes of families with missing soldiers. West German officials questioned the figure, while opposition leader Schumacher called the report monstrous and said it would bolster anti-Russian sentiment.
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Tass
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France
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Kury Schurmacher
Socialist Party
Gs Tre Yass
Schumacher
Ehigftain
Soviet Note Rejects Russian Plane Incident Account
The United States charged Russia with flaunting international obligations over the April 8 shoot down of an American plane. In a Moscow note, the Soviet government is accused of providing a fictitious account and of not meeting obligations under international law. The U S government says Russia undermines lawful conduct among nations and hinders international harmony.
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United States
Russia
Moscow
Sviv Department
Latvia
Baltie
FBI Talks Offer Spark in Fuchs Case
Washington reports say granting the FBI limited access to Klaus Fuchs, the ex-Australian atomic spy now jailed in London, was proposed to probe the atomic spy situation. The move strains British American relations and blocks progress on wartime atomic cooperation, with FBI involvement linked to breaking the case but not yielding full information on other Soviet spies.
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PBI
Klaus Fuchs
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London
FBI
Fuchs
Britain
Canada
Fishing Tables and Hunting Schedules Contained in Notice
A damaged OCR fragment outlines fishing tables and hunting times. It mentions specific events or dates in Eastern Standard Time and notes a Friday morning start. The legible content references a location near Douglas Lake and an entry fee of $8, but many proper names are garbled and unreadable.
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