Frame Assault Decision Debated In Circuit Court
Sullivan County Circuit Court jurors debated whether Blounwville-Was William Maiden of Bristol raped his daughter or if daughters framed him to shield their brother Earl Maiden in a felonious assault case tied to a shooting. Testimony described attempts on the 24-year-old, gunfire, and conflicting alibis as witnesses recounted events in the two-room rural home.
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Provo
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Seyur
Mira
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Mann
Pannsylvania
Othée
Earl Maiden
Truman Seeks Okay Of New Military Plan
President Truman asked Congress to approve a western hemisphere military cooperation program including army training and standardization of armaments across Latin America and Canada. He stressed restraint on weapons and said the plan aims for limited, cooperative defense within the United Nations framework.
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Truman Anki
White House
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Missourk
United Nations
United States
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Anid
Nicaragua Army Seizes Control After Revolt
Managua reports say the Nicaraguan army took over the government without opposition and that Managua remained quiet. Labeled sources claim the national guardsmen supervised February elections won by Leonard Arguello, with allegations of fraud and censorship hindering communications with Nicaragua.
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Guatemala
National Guard
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Par American Almwasy
Leonard Arguello
Lam
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Beon
Someza
Arguello
Enot Aguande Farlan
Arguella
Somoze
Percy
Amzen
New York
New York Telephone Co
Masagua
Jap Vessels to be Divided by Lot Under Allied Plan
Allied nations will draw lots to divide remaining Japanese navy ships of destroyer escort size and smaller. Four groups of ships will be allocated to the United States United Kingdom Soviet Union and China under an agreement. MacArthur will set the date for the drawing and deliveries.
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United States
United Kingdom
China
Goeherd MacArthur
Ecaeh
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Japan
Maywar bribe trial reveals tardy payments to Cumberland firm
Andrew J. May on trial for wartime bribes says Gerssen munitions makers "embcrossed" by tardy payments for Cumberland Company bills. Prosecutor Willis A. Painsey pressed details as May depicted money needs, phone contacts, and visits to Washington representative Joseph F. Freemap seeking funds to cover Cumberland charges.
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Cumberland Company
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Joseph F. Freemap
Vanderbilt Doctor Millikan Killed by Falling Rock
Dr. Millikan of Vanderbilt University died from injuries after being struck by a falling rock during a mountain climbing trip in Van Buren County. He was part of an eight member party led by Spencer Tennessee. he was the son of Nobel laureate Dr. Robert A. Millikan of California. His death was reported by Dr. George Moncely of the Vanderbilt Medical School. details remain incomplete.
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Glenn
Millikan
Vanderbilt University
Spencer
Tenk
Geonge Menecly
Vamterbilt
Milllikan
van Buren Moumty
Robert A. Millikan
California
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University of Pennsylvania
Johnson Foundation
Big Wife
O'Mahoney Attacks British Use Of American Loans
Senator O'Mahoney charged Britain is using American loans to expand empire trade at the U S expense. He cited Britain's postwar actions and Parliament restrictions on cotton and wool trade, warning foreign governments control risks to private enterprise and urging Congress to back domestic agriculture with new guarantees.
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Washington
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Great Britain
Wyoming
Congress
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
England
Britain
Russia
Uio
Geneva
Noel-Baker Calls for Trust Between Nations at Party Meet
Margate Bay reports Philip Noel-Baker, Tabor party chairman and air minister, urging Britain to lead in forging a new world order of equality and trust. He argues UN must be central, seeks intercontinental economic cooperation, and warns of the gravest century challenge. He urges Soviet reassurance and unity among nations under the UN charter.
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Bay
Philip Noel Baker
Tabor
Ammuni Conttreice
Noel Paker
Britain
Gast Fang
Hetwean
Na Ome
Sun Assembly
United Nations
Noel Baker
World Peace Organization
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Arest
Brisaix
Miede
Sahara
Escaped Black Man Held After Raleigh Mob Chase
A Black man named Bushy, who evaded a white mob and sought FBI protection in North Carolina, surrendered to federal authorities after two days in the woods. He was accused of attempting to rape Margaret Bryant in Rich Square. local officers escorted him to prison where a mob had earlier tried to seize him.
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Buddy Gash
Crom
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Waititz
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Tyler
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Margaret Aven’ Bryant
Rie Square
Reap
Milta
Frost Jackson
Rich Square
Frank Outland
Tree High Schol
Bryant
Outland
B. W. Edwards
Yen
100 Firemen Attend State Meeting Here
Nearly 100 firemen attended the 14th annual convention of the renmecsee Sireman’s Association in Kingsport opening a three day gathering. Officials said 108 more may join today as the meeting began with welcomes, a memorial service, and remarks by city and state officials stressing cooperation and fire safety.
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Kingsport
Kingsport Utilities Auditorium
Welcome Wide
Welton Howard Wilson
Aldermett
Ome
Street Scenes Report From a Bustling Downtown
A garbled street scene describes a surprised Pempour gentleman and a young woman with a flowered hat, as passersby show casual actions like shielding heads and observing a man pretending to dislodge a phantom odor. The text hints at street life and local characters in a crowded urban setting.
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Bradley Funeral Slated Tomorrow
Bradley death Saturday in New London followed a three week illness. Representative Fred Brady said Washington’s busy schedule and the strains of public service weighed on him. The 12 year old Bradley died of a heart attack while on an official Coast Guard Academy inspection trip. A congressional delegation will attend the funeral at Bradley Home in Rogers City.
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New London
Aranmaetteathy
Borre
Coast Guard Academy
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Rogers City
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Backing For Harsh Labor Curbs Bared
Washington lawmaker Hartley says he faces pressure from supporters and wants a bill that can become law, even if some provisions are sacrificed. He argues the House must yield to Senate in permitting industry wide bargaining limits while condemning focus on concessions and urging omnibus action. He warns that keeping a broad ban could invite a presidential veto and possible political backlash in 1948. He notes industry leaders and unions weigh in as the fight over labor curbs continues.
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Congress
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U S Red Parley On Korea Resumed
The American Russian commission announced it resumed its task of establishing a provisional Korean government to unify the country. Subcommissions begin work as a full commission meeting is planned for Wednesday. Dr. Rhee signals concession to talks with the commission, while Lt. Gen. Hodge notes Rhee seeks better understanding of the situation.
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Joem R. Hodge
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Tshat Er. Rhee
Galikms
Democratic Move To Delay Tax Measure Faces 4 P.M. Test
Washington AP reports the 34.008 billion tax bill encounters a roadblock as Republicans claim they can defeat a Democratic motion to postpone Senate action until June. Taft and other Republicans urge swift passage while Democrats push for full budget details before voting. The House tax battle dominates Capitol Hill as forecasts of cuts surface and party lines harden.
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Armurtiy
George Dgat
Wits Tay
Fred Beadley
Mdlcen
Ewig
Odda
Aiken
George
UN Palestine Probers Begin Sessions Today
United Nations special Palestine commission opens its three month inquiry in Lake Success with a focus on Jewish immigration. Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia seek broader scope to include Buerone’s displaced, while Arab states threaten boycott over any link to the overall Palestine problem. The panel plans to visit Palestine and report by Sept. 1 for General Assembly debate.
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el Khoury
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India
Shanghai Police Clamp Down as College Strike Rumors Grow
Police arrest striking students amid protests led by a warned mayor and rumors of a nationwide boycott. Authorities vow martial law and accelerated charges while rice prices stabilize and traders await a large incoming shipment.
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Fohee
K. C. Wu
Calas Peess
Faod
Piterfoy
Social Affairs Bureau
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Ridg Tations Co
Clark Says Russia Gives Red Sympathizers More Food
General Mark Clark asserted in New York that Soviet cooperation inflates propaganda by supplying Communists in Austria with extra food, wages, and better rations under UNRRA and the Allied occupation. He claimed this supports Communist gains and violates pledges.
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New York
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Europe
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Britain
Austria
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Tugher
Communiiah Party
World Conference on Food Favored by Washington Secretary
Washington urged Europe to host a July world conference on food to tighten management in food-short nations. Secretary Andersonstein proposed two aims: justify conserving supplies for key countries and discuss relief and farm output programs to maximize food collection from farms in shortage areas. Rescue efforts meanwhile focus on Mindanao plane crash involving President Roxas entourage with 11 to 37 aboard. no survivors found yet.
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International Emergency Food Council
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