Molotov Denounces U S Britain At Paris Four Power Talks
In a full page Pravda statement Molotov attacks United States and Britain for pressuring the Soviet Union at the Paris four power meeting. He accuses the Western bloc of seeking to impose peace treaty terms and reparations, saying Moscow will not yield to threats and insists on equal, coordinated actions with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Compissenr
V. M. Balter
United States
Russia
Parla
Jemua F. Byrnes
United Nations Assembly
Truman
Attlee
Great Britain
Stell
Securing Council
Higorov Sit
Pravda
Pacis
Byrnes
Ernest Bovylin
George Bidault
Soviet Union
Paria
Boscom Radio
Ponce
Molotov
Wall
Slater
Inna
Bolls
Cab Driver Bound To Circuit Court
Kingsport cab driver Charles W. Billheimer was bound over to Sullivan County circuit court on two charges with bonds totaling 1 3500 after a Monday morning magistrate decision. He faces $250 bond on a weapons charge and $230 on an additional count after police arrested him Sunday night at a restaurant amid threats and teasing from another individual.
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Charles W. Billheimer
Kingsport
Wey
Sullivan County
W. N. Shontwalter
Te Billheimer
Fie
Sumédey
Draft Strike Slowdown Stirs Capitol Hill Debate
A faltering draft slowdown prompts President Truman to press for emergency measures as Congress weighs extensions and exemptions. Senate leaders propose quick action, aiming to extend Selective Service while balancing induction limits and price controls. House hesitates, pushing a delayed suspension option amid a looming May deadline. A separate brief notes a Virginia school supervisor, Clarence B Hubbard, found dead after a disturbance.
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Washington
Truman
Capitoh
Hill
Mander Barkley
Senate
Barkley
Soan
Amat White
Fae Lening
Tigimnay
Ming JS With & Bottony Age Fmtiit of 15 Insteady of the Previews 16, ‘Tie House
Three More Arrested In Auto Theft Ring
Frankfort reports three more arrests in a multi state auto theft ring. Raye Brockman and Myrtle Brockman of Cincinnati, siblings, were captured near London along with Willie Hall. Brockman had 1750 cash and car keys. Brockman’s sister 1480. Hall had a large amount of cash given to his wife. The trio jailed on grand larceny warrants. total arrests rise to five as the patrol links 100 stolen cars recovered across Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina and Ohio. The investigation cites James Moore and Loren Latham in Cincinnati as other suspects.
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Frankfort
Juin Baler
Baker
Rayemaand
Myrtle Brockman
Cincinnati
Gmdl
London
Brockman
Mate Listad
Willie Hall
Corbin
Mise Brockman
Hal
Laurel County
John Black
Edward Adams
Hall
Hiy
Brockmans
Halk
Baka
James
Chase) Moore
Loulavitte
Loren Lartham
Cincinnate
Wentuclky
Tennessee
North Caro~ Tog
Ohio
Bankhead Shows Improvement Amid Guard Medical Care
Bankhead shows slight improvement after a light stroke suffered last Friday. He is under care at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland, where a year old law officer is also receiving treatment. Kyle Waller and German Nannerty, from Clarks ville, attended the Tennessee District Civitan Convention in Clarks ville, which runs Monday and Tuesday.
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Washington
Bethesda
MD. Naval Hospital
P. Panter
Kyle Waller
German Nannerty
Iingepart
Tennessee
Civitan
Clarksville
UN Security Council Faces Divisions Over Iran Crisis
Reported sentiment grows for dropping case against Iran but no meeting date set. UN schedule shows Economic and Social Council and Security Council sessions in New York with delegates from Brazil, Poland, France, Mexico, Spain, and the United States weighing a path to a seven-vote outcome. Global health and emergency aid discussions also appear on the agenda as Spain pushes for a unified report to the council.
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Peles
Ekie United
Nations Security Council
Coun
Cits
Omr
Spain
Sara Elas
Faivard Eset
Eoan
Souintil Sili
Rusaia
Iran
Breziten
Pedro Legg Wellodo
Poland
France
Mexico
Premian Ahmed Qavem
Rusitia
Miny
Cig
Mew Rock
Lose Giral
Milk Prices to Rise for Dairy Products This Month
Washington reports government officials announce higher prices for milk, butter, and cheese amid rising grain and feed costs. Officials say retail price ceilings may be adjusted to reflect production cost increases, with plans debated by the Office of Price Administration and Economic Stabilization offices.
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Washington
OPA
Antipentimne Department
Offic
Ecovetric
Coal Strike Threatens To Flag Trains Amid Settlement Fallout
Washington AP reports the coal strike may halt many trains despite a nationwide railroad settlement. John S. Lewis remains silent on plans as AFL miners indicate they will wait for Lewis before returning to work. President Truman’s intervention failed to fully resolve the dispute.
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Lewis
Washington
President Truman
John S. Lewis
White House
Mr. Fruntin
Congress
AFL
United Mine Warlere
John E. Lewis
Ework
Pennsylvania
Truman
UMW Cintet
Interinr
Secratmey Krug
Tor Codey
Aries
Truman's Labor Program Hits Snag In Senate
President Truman's labor program faced Senate opposition as miners and union leaders weighed demands and possible work stoppages. Officials reported mixed signals from major unions while Army and government agencies prepared for potential enforcement actions and continued mediation efforts.
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Truman
Senate
BattleRooms in Manchuria Push for Peace Talks
Dispatches report Chiang Kai-shek forces advancing toward Harbin area in Manchuria as talks strain to reopen negotiations. Communists claim gains and relay demobilization efforts while observers assess Chiang's next move. Marshall aides coordinate loan plans and press for truce amid propaganda clashes across the region.
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Manchuria
Marshall
Chiang
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Taday
Possinle
Arbin
Gemora Maraball
Imdependentl
Tekhwei
Cammuniathea Harbin
Chon En-tai
T. V. Soong
China
Teng Tai-yuen
Kishih
Caport
Chac
Mir
Forreer
Gennabeien
Street Scenes and Fragmentary Vocables From a Disorderly Street Scene
A garbled OCR fragment describes disturbance near downtown drugstore, with scattered references to youths, a rail strike, Red Cross, and unclear names. The piece hints at chaos, crowding, and a wait for matching paper amid noisy street activity.
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Kingxport
Red Cross
Hayden
Aibevrilaeme
Virginia Mines Idle Again As Miners Stay Home
About 1,000 soft coal miners in the Virginian coal region abstained from work during a two week truce ending Sunday, with only one local mine reportedly operating. Meanwhile government control moved to take charge of coal production in four districts across Kentucky West Virginia Alabama Tennessee Georgia and Virginia under Navy supervision and policy directives.
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A. Spalgeaman
Towhy
Pennsylanie
Fayette County
West Virginia
Kaninyha Coal Operators Association
Dbic
Atell
Teomersee
Alabama
Office of Defense Transportation
IS. Steel Corp. Planta
Pittsteigh
Youngstown
Navy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Virgita
George B. Slocuny
Fittsyuegh
Pennyolvania
Maryland
Lana Chin
KNR
John Tr Hiinols
Lewis
Stifey Milne
Cers
Tvernment Yeaterday
Mele Solznd
Maine
United Mine-Workers
War Department
Madisonville
Pond River
Hopkins County
Federal Coal Mines Administration
Mr. Truman
Faw TM
Camp Camip
Eit
Office of Dutilise Transportation
Truman
Alvanley Johnston
A. F. Whitney
Dem
Congress
UMW
J. O'Leary
White House
Charles G. Ross
Mer
Ross
Unlom
Teuman
Noten
Virginia
Crat
Mémy
Intract
Ashland
Solid Fuely Administration
J. Gordon King
U. S. Navy
Bern Morel
Krigg
Jaim
Law and Commerce
Bivefield
W. Ver
Kingsport Leader Named Head Of Library Movement
W C Metorris of Kingsport was named chairman of the Citizens' Library Movement to expand and improve Tennessee public library services. Mrs McHarris was elected chairwoman at the Tennessee Library Association closing session, with over 100 citizens forming the association and paying 25 cent dues. E Brock of Humboldt as vice chairman, J B Waltthiel of Knoxville as secretary treasurer, and Gene Sloan of Murfreesboro as director of public relations will assist.
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Mes
W. C. Metorris
Kingsport
Citizens’ Library Movement
Public Library Oyster of
Tennessee
Irs
iMctorria
Chirman
Tenmeague Library Association
Anne ¥. Summers
McHarris
Reading
Parent - Teacher Association
McHorris
Mra
E Brock
Humbolds
B. Waltthiel
Knoxville
Gene Sloan
Murfreesborn
Awden's — Jewelers
Nextquarters
Wateh Hande
Every
Eesarto Tom Saver Vet Ete
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Vereginia Industrial School For Boys
Beaumont Dick Hwre
Powhatert County
Hubbard
Beaumont Amsbit
Bankhead
Civitan Meet
Lal Tau Bence
Spdice
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BYIS
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Pro-Lakor Democrats
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Minsmaen
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Pannen
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Imho
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Ecoromy
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Tim
Peiping
Madame Chiang
Mukden
Yenan Radio
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Chao Chun-mei
Chen Chig-chen
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