Kingsport Man Held On $16 500 Bond After Ram Page
Orville Dolen of Kingsport was jailed Monday on 16500 bond after a weekend spree in which John Russell said Dolen forced him at gunpoint to drive to several Kingsport and Gate City locations. Russell alleged threats of violence, heavy drinking, and gunfire including shots at a tavern and five bullets through a storefront plate glass window near Huntsman Equipment Company.
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John Russell
Orville Dale
Kingsport
Polen
Mintsman Equipment Company
Russell
Dolen
Times-News
Orville
Gate City
J.B. Smith
Smith
Johnson City
Huntsman Equipment Company
Liz
Soviet Proposes Big Five Meet On Japan Peace
The Soviet Union proposes a June or July meeting of the foreign ministers of USSR United States France Britain and Red China to discuss a Japanese peace treaty. Deputy Foreign Minister Boromolov delivered the American envoy a memorandum outlining USSR views and accusing the United States of usurping treaty preparation. The move follows months of Paris talks by the big four to set an agenda for a high level meeting, which remains stalled.
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Escow
Soviet Union
Ussr
United States
France
Britain
Red China
Alexander £. Boromolov
U.S
Alan G. Kirk
Japan
U.S.S.R
Paris
Rus
American Troops Fly To Iceland To Boost Defense
A detachment of about 200 American troops arrived by air at Keflavik Airport near Reykjavik to aid Iceland defense under the North Atlantic alliance. Brig. Gen. Edward John McGaw led the initial force, with officials noting technicians may comprise much of the group as part of base survey plans for northern Atlantic defense.
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Atlantic
Old
Island Republic
Rey
Iceland
Old Kingsport Auto Wreck Injures Two
Two men injured in an auto wreck near Old Kingsport just below Rotherwood Bridge around 11 45 am Monday. Emmerson Kerns 21 of Edgewood Ave admitted to Holston Valley with possible skull fracture and throat lacerations. condition poor. Driver Sp t George Barlette Route 6 Kingsport and Fort Bear NC admitted with facial lacerations and possible chest injury. condition good. Patrolman Wil Liams said car left road, skidded, struck a rock and overturned into a ditch.
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Monnday
Old Kingsport
Rotherwood Bridge
Emmerson -Kerns
Edgewood Ave
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Spt
George Barlette
Route 6
Kingsport
Fort Bear
N.C
Highway
Doug Willhams
Israel Declines Truce If Syrian Forces Remain
Israel refuses a UN ceasefire while Syrian troops stay near the demilitarized zone northwest of the Sea of Galilee. Foreign Minister Sharett reiterated readiness to cooperate in restoration of peace as the northern front quieted after fierce hand to hand fighting. Damascus reported five Taratli planes bombed demilitarized zones and an Arabic civilian killed. Israeli claims of three early assaults by Syrians were denied by residents.
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Tel Aviv
Tarnel
Tarael
The
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Israel
Moshe Sharett
Bennett de Rider
Ehief
Sharett
Pene
Tel el Mutella
Damascus
Senate Shuns Commercial Rent Controls in Hearing
The Senate Banking Committee halted consideration of Truman’s bid for two year extensions and revisions to the Defense Production Act and ruled there would be no testimony on commercial rents due to insufficient study. Chairman Maybank stated opposition to price rollbacks and any parity changes as he opened 20 days of hearings with Charles E. Wilson as the first witness. The current law, including wage price control authority, expires June 30.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Truman
Maybank
Office of Price Stabilization
Charles E. Wilson
Korean War Update ROK Push Near Inje Center
ROK infantry pushes battle line northward as UN forces fill gaps and probe Reds withdrawing. Tank infantry roll through Chunchon and advance toward the Red held Inje while armored groups span the center. Pyongyang claims UN losses as Western jets conduct raids north of Pyongyang.
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Tokyo
South
Eighth Army
Utongbu
Pyongyang
Sunchon
Red
Seoul
Korea
Senators Agree Mac Magnificent Witness
Washington editors describe General Douglas MacArthur as a magnificent witness after three days of testimony before the armed services committee. Chairman Russell praised his endurance, patience, and candor as MacArthur answered a barrage of questions across many fields.
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Ed Creagh
Washington
Aiguin
Danglas MacArthur
Russell
D-Gn
Armed Servicers Committee
MacArthur
Killed In Action Cpl G 5 Hagie Named In Korea Roll
A Department of Defense report lists Cpl George Hagie of Kingsport among six Tennesseans killed in action in Korea. Hagie, previously listed as missing, is cited with two other area soldiers wounded or missing. Other Tennessee casualties include Pfc Fred Magle Minor and Pfc Billy R. Pierce missing, plus Sanl Sgt Jake Ferguson and Pfc Norman Ed.
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Cpl
George
Hagie
Kingsport
Department of Defense
Raymond H. Hagie
Route 8
Hagh
Ares
Fred Ml Magle O
Ehude Minor
Route 5
Bily R. Pierce
Elizabethton
Tennessee
Buford Burrow, Jr
Julia Grant
Burrow
14Th Avenue North
Nashville
Denis V. Cooper
Denis Wesley Cooper
Mersville
Jake L. Ferguson
James O. Ferguson
McLemore Avenue
Memphis
Monroe
Egypt crowns Narcinan Sadek queen in royal wedding
King Farouk wed 17-year-old Narcinan Sadek in a Moslem ceremony at Kubbeh Palace. The queen appeared at Abdin Palace before a crowd of cheering subjects, then hosted a private tea for guests including royal figures and the Yemeni spiritual leader the Afan. Public appearances will be women’s events.
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Catre
Egypt
Farouk
Come Moner
Narcinan Sadek
Kubbeh Palace
Narrian
Abdin Paduce
Apathan
Nareiman
23 Airmen Dead In B 36 Crackup
A B 36 crash near Salvadore El Salvador leaves at least 23 airmen dead. Officials say the wreck occurred after a long flight, with authorities still tallying casualties and salvage operations underway.
Harry Will Deliver Policy Talk Tonight
President Truman discussed General MacArthur's testimony with congressional leaders in preparation for a major foreign policy speech tonight. Rayburn said the MacArthur case came up during Truman's Monday morning conference with Capitol Hill spokesmen. He will speak at 12:30 non, CEST at a federal civil defense dinner at the Hotel Stauer, his first formal address since the general was removed from command appeared before Senate committees on foreign policy and the Korean War.
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Washington
Trumnan
Douglas MacArthur
Rayburn
MacArthur
Trumman
Capitol
Stauer
Senate
Two Survive Arizona Bomber Crash After Fatal Accident
A B-36 bomber crash near Kirtland Air Force Base killed 23 crewmen, with two survivors. Col. Perry G. Griffith described the wreck as a flaming oil field and said witnesses are being interviewed. The aircraft had originated from Carswell AFB, Fort Worth, Texas, and the scene resembled a junkyard as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Air Force
Perry G. Griffith
Kirtland
Lr. Williams
Knipple
188Th Fehder Squadron
Sandia Special Weapons Base Hospital
Sandia
Banda
Almodt
Anelty
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Kirtland Frefighters
Time Running Out for Willie McGee Execution
A 1-A federal suit to halt Willie McGee's planned execution was to be heard 11 hours before the condemned man faced the electric chair in Laurel Mississippi at 12 01 am CST. McGee, 37, was convicted three times of raping white women in Laurel. Defense lawyers withdrew from the case delaying the federal action as protests swept Washington.
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Jackson
Miss
Wihe McGee
Raplt
Fielding Wright Menon- White
Nas
McGee
Mississippi
Laurel
U.S
Washington
Sidney Mize
Pam
Lincoln Memorial
Cach Plier
Pa Hee
Secretary Marshall Opposes MacArthur War Gambit
Secretary of Defense Marshall testified before Senate committees that MacArthur’s Korea war plan risks all out war with Russia and loss of allies. He backed Truman’s dismissal, saying MacArthur had grown out of sympathy with policy, and noted tensions with other UN members over Korea.
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Winshington
Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
Russia
Free World
United States
Red China
MacArthur
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
Defense Secretary
Far Eastern
Army
Senate
Armed Services and Foreign Relations
United Nations
United States Ly
Lee Marshall
Secret Moslem Order Stirs Iran Troubles
Tehran reports reveal Fedayan Islam, the secret Muslim group, wielding influence after Razmara’s assassination. Mossadegh wins a 99 vote confidence in the Majlis while the clandestine group issues leaflets accusing him of crimes against Islam and threatens to settle accounts.
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Tehran
Iran
Fedayan Islam
F. Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Majlis Gower
Fedayam
Ali Razmara
National Front
Hussein Ala
Razmara
Fishing Tables and Periods in Rotunat Ferioda Data
The document outlines fishing tables with adenule of Rotunat ferioda and indicates time periods labeled Minor and Major. It lists dates and times in Eastern Standard Time and mentions locations including the Umes sheen and Clleroken Lake with periods lasting about an hour and a half.
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Tina Pean
Jann
Kouta
Umes Sheen
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Mac
USNS
Leroy Elting
Seattle
ROK
Mac Magnificent
Royal Mustang
Ruhe
Philip
C. McCreary
J. J. Amiel
Cpl. G
Fred Minot
Salvador
Nueva Gua
Harry
Arizona
Willie McGee
Joint Chiefs
Meroed
Watetan
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