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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1943

Page

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U S Scores Initial Victory On Attu Kingsport Meat Quota Talk

An OCD panel in Kingsport urges higher local slaughter quotas to ease meat shortages amid wartime demand. It cites influx of war workers, insufficient out of town supply, and a substantial local stock of cattle calves sheep and hogs. The group recommends granting local packers a larger quota to feed the greater population.

U. S Attu Kingsport Kingsport OCD Apriculture Department Tennessee OPA Phe Kingsport Office of Civilian Defense Office of Price Administration Lem C. H. Brideswell Disterpurian Cnder Ppo Sid Hornust Kinksport Pete Sons Wingsports Rationing Board Kimiesport Hawking Washington Greene Counties Bratt County Virginia Wingerport Ure Raplett Bridwell Fargo Amet Ile Present Kingsperk Burea Apel Rales B. A. Richyardson University of Tontenes Slaek Bering M Beene C. RB. Young R . Beyik Ma Shipley Rey F. Ball Mack Shipley

Europe Still Rocks Under Allied Bombs

Allied bombers attacked southern Germany and swept northern France and Belgium while coastal aircraft damaged five ships. Beaufighters and torpedo aircraft hit a convoy off the French coast, sinking two merchant ships and abandoning others. Allied daylight raids continued on Lorient Bordeaux and Keroman U-boat base with intruder patrols over northern France and Belgium. London endured further night bombings as the air offensive persisted across southern Europe.

London Europe Germany Fehders France Belgium Cosatal Command Figen Calais Lorient Bordeaux Keroman Alghero Sardinia Agein

House Delays Pay As You Go Tax Bill Debate

Washington reports the House, facing a possible presidential veto, moves to send the Senate approved income tax bill to the White House. President Roosevelt signals reservations, while Speaker Rayburn and Republican leaders press for final enactment with a conference to seek compromise amid three possible paths.

Washington House White House Roosevelt Capitol Hill Martin Massachusetts Congress Rayburn D-Tex Senate George Senate Finance Committee Doughton Ways and Means Committee Capitol Hall Treasury

Germany Promises Italy Aid Invasion Assurance

German officials pledged aid to Italy as invasion threats mounted, with Berlin signaling joint effort on the southern front. Rome warned Mussolini of possible abandonment if Italy faltered, while observers suspected Allied moves toward Sicily and Rome bombardment to pressure Italian leadership. The broadcast claimed Italian morale would hold, citing air defense readiness and German air support along the southern coast.

London Germany Italy Nonse Juitior Bern Dadtseny Diplomatische Korrespondong Ghraytar Hitler Axis Rome Eternal City Mussolini Sicily Africa Siciliar Trajan Vittorio Emanuele Branchecast Teeulers Ising

Wake Island raid reported by Navy in Wake island bombing

Washington AP Army Liberator heavy bombers attacked Japanese installations on Wake Island on May 15 but bad weather limited observations. Two Japanese Zero fighters were confirmed destroyed, one probably destroyed. May 16 Dauntless dive bombers with escorts hit Rekata Bay on Santa Isabel Island as part of a long series of Wake assaults since 1941.

Washington Wake Island Navy Gentral Pacific United States South Pacific Wavy Marine Corps Dauntless Army Airacobra Wildcat Grumman Rekata Bay Santa Isabel Island William F. Halsey Midway

Centaur Hospital Ship Sunk by Japanese Torpedoes

Allied Headquarters reports the Australian hospital ship Centaur was sunk off Australia by a Japanese submarine last Friday. 363 aboard, 64 survivors, 53 crewmen and staff perished. only one of 12 women nurses saved. General MacArthur condemned the "unrelenting savagery" of the attack. Survivors spent 36 hours on rafts and a shattered wheelhouse amid sharks while awaiting rescue.

Allied Australia Douglas MacArthur Sips

Nations Strive To Make Food A Peace Instrument

In Hot Springs Virginia the first formal meeting of a UN conference opens to mobilize food as a tool for global peacetime reconstruction. Delegations from 43 governments and representatives from France and Denmark attend as experts discuss hunger poverty and malnutrition versus unmarketable surpluses and potential plenty.

Hot Springs United Nations United States

Hearings Start On New Sullivan County Circuit Court Cases

Sullivan County circuit court entered the second day of its May term with hearings on 67 new criminal cases. Myron Bell pleaded guilty to five larceny counts and faces three days per count. Max Brandon was found guilty of drunken driving on bank counts, awaiting a new trial. J. J. Gilliam faced felonious assault, pleading not guilty, while J. M. Crawford’s robbery and assault case was dismissed for failure to prosecute.

Blountville Sullivan County Turies Hird Myron Sonny” Bell Bell J. J. Gilliam Bristol W. C. Malone Ilse Gilliam J. M. Crawford Kingsport Bray Swilvan County Circoun Court Floyd Jane Andrew Warkleraad Clarence Litton Henest & Humphreys John Rawls Lermy Knut Sinle Miles Galloway Q Dear Brayl Mubter Glenn Barb L. FH. Nn Jace Gate Cig Wsie Wallace W. T Sereker Pci

Coal Truce Extended Until May 31

Washington P reports a soft coal walkout was averted by renewing the truce to May 31. John L. Lewis urged miners to keep working under the retroactive extension as deadlines neared, amid rival talks between the United Mine Workers and operators with Interior Secretary Ickes. The Wet Labor Board said it remains the government’s sole agency to handle the case.

Washington P John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Tekes Orless Ickes UMW Jlyuce Limténight Wet Labor Board Lewis United States Eid Fekes Beardh Wayne Morse Department of the Interior WLB Lew Jsheis Gohessons

Gilmer Martin Reported Killed In Action

Gilmer E Martin is reported killed in action as War Department records confirm a North Sea battle death. His mother Mrs Avie Martin of Isingsport learns of the loss via Red Cross telegram after earlier notice of missing in action. Survived by father Dave Martin and siblings, the 19 year old Jonesville area native attended local schools.

Pfe Gilmer E. Martin Avie Marin Howard Hil International Red Martin BE. Martin Jonesville Dave Martin Isingsport Hurston Martin U. S Navy Woodrow Harold David Martin Ningsporti Goldie Hammonds Ningsport

Attu Ridge Captured Signals Turn in Aleutian Campaign

American forces report the main Japanese defense position on Attu island has fallen after securing a ridge. Knox says troops closed in from Holtz Bay and Massacre Bay, with lighter than expected casualties and naval and air support aiding the push through rough weather.

U. S Washington Attu Island Knox United States Aleutians Attu Tahad Cove Holtz Bay Massacre Bay Attus United States Naval United States Army Chichagof Harbor United Army

Retail Grocers Observe New Hours

Retail grocers in Kingsport and nearby merchants will close their stores on Wednesday afternoons starting this week. Business hours will run 5:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays to allow clerks a half day off during the summer months.

Kingsport Merchaints Ofternoons

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