Board reallocates tuition pupils to ease crowded city schools
Kingsport Board of Education moves 28 and 3B Lincoln pupils to Jackson County High to reduce congestion. Superintendent Ross N. Robinson will transfer siblings when feasible and will accept about 60 existing applications, aiming to balance enrollments with Washington and Jackson schools.
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Kingsport Board of Education
Aresting
Lincoln School
Ross N. Robinson
Lincoln
Tacksor School
Livedin
Robinson
Washington
Jackson Cobyna-Hennether
Totel
Brik
Statewide Voting Machines Weighed by Tennessee Panel
Tennessee Election Law Commission member J H Ballew proposed a state wide voting machine mandate at a public hearing. Dr J Wesley Hoffman of the University of Tennessee urged broad support for machine voting to ensure clean elections and reduce ballot marking errors. The commission plans to submit a program to the legislature after the January session.
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Epprvince
Chineman J. H. Ballew
Tommessee Election Law Commission
Win
Faursday
Saabgillian
Asaem Bollage
J. Wesley Hoffman
University, of Tennessee History Department
Ballew
Robert E. Lowes
Knox County
Laggue
Warren
League
Tennessee Politicians Hit Busy Campaign Trail
Democratic and Republican candidates push pre election appearances across Tennessee. Major stops include Chattanooga with Gordon Browning Estes Kefauver and Roy Acuff among party hopefuls. gatherings highlight pre campaign ally events and broad statewide bus tours.
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Associated Press
Tennessee
Gordon Browning
Estes Kefauver
Spewl
Young Derwerihe
Ez & P
Roy Acuff
Oarroth Reeve
Warnitees
Jaml Sénaber
Board Keeps City Tax Rate Unchanged for 1948
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen approves no change to the city tax rate, maintaining a $350 levy for property and ad valorem assessments. A late adjourned meeting sets the tax due November 1. City officials report mixed budget results with unexpected revenues offset by higher costs and savings across departments.
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Mona
D. W. Moulton
J. B.woes
Feekstal
Furnfaky Iam
Saies Tex
Wiso
Agily Am
Tilliom
Pilot Dies in B-28 Bomber Crash Near Albuquerque
A B 28 medium bomber crashed near Albuquerque New Mexico during an administrative flight from Patterson Field. Pilot Lt Col Willard Shankle survived with back injuries while co pilot Col Gabett Derland and flight engineer Sgt Arthur Morgan escaped unharmed. Four aboard the craft, including passengers, were aboard when the aircraft ditched after running low on fuel about three quarters of a mile from the runway.
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Air Parco
Othe
N. M
Willie S Bowler
Chicago
Kirtland Field
Kirtland
Sandia
Patterson Field
Pairfeld
Thrive Obhns
Willard M. Shankle
Sandia Base
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Pascehxer
Arthur R. Morgan
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Morgan
Harold A. Gunn
Fet
Orto
Albuggerque
Mio
Street Scenes and Weather Cast For Open Football Night
Bewildered bystanders observe Oliver adjusting a car window as a cap muddies a side opening from a passing truck. A speculative weather note hints at rain for tonight’s football game while downtown parking fills with morning drizzle and muddy conditions.
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Oliver
Auto
al Ardent
Generator upgrade at Sporn Plant linked to Ridge killings
Police search for a killer in Ridge area as Ohio Power and Appalachian Electric plan a 137000 kilowatt steam electric generator for the Philip Sporn Plant on the Ohio River near Graham Station. The unit will raise capacity to about 890000 kilowatts and is part of a broader expansion involving multiple utilities and regional facilities. A construction worker’s body, found near Oak Ridge, is tied to the investigation. The plant employs about 70000 workers and is among the world’s largest steam generators with ties to several regional electric companies.
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Kingsport
Tanm
Polities, Inc
Poet
Philip Sporn
Ohio River
Graham Stethen
W. Wa
Ohio Power Co
Appalachian Hlectric
Cincinnatica
Americar Cas
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Hester Construction
Oak Ridge
Phillip, Sporn J Construction
Tt Ie Nashville
Louisa
Knoseitie
Hutt
Tranessee
Kingsyett
Indiana
Michigan Electric Co
Power
Appalachian Electric Lompany
Greenr Power Co
Kentucky
West Vir ‘Ville
Happiest Time Of Life Is Between Twenty And Thirty
A Syracuse University study reported to the American Psychological Association finds the 20s as the happiest decade for both married and single people, with happiness factors split by romance and family for married individuals and work for unmarried women. Unmarried men and women often cited trouble and mortality as unhappy causes, while retirement plans showed limited imagination, and the study notes higher marks for ability-based grading methods in Syracuse and Norwich schools.
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Syracuse University
Raymond G. Kutters
Kullen
Albert KR. Chandler
Ohio State University
Chandler
Maurice E. Taylor
Syracus University
Ibof Quetda
New York
Norwich
Fights Loom on Italian Pact Amid War of Words
Washington officials warned of renewed clashes over Italy’s war losses as Moscow proposes a council reconvening. Secretary of State Marshall signaled United States openness to Russia while ruling out an early council session, leaving little time before the September deadline to finalize terms on the Calonia issue.
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Italy
Colonisa
Aucceus
Foreign Ministers Council
Paris
Marshall
Bimbasay
United States
Ruseia
Moscow
Ladkay
Alshatith
Swiniay
Boltwin
Kremlin
Truman’s Ballot Name Dropped in Louisiana Party Shakeup
Louisiana Democratic state committee voted to remove Truman’s name from the ballot and nominate Thurmond and Wright for presidential electors. The measure, led by Gov. Strom Thurmond, unpledges the state’s electors and directs the secretary of state to place Thurmond and Wright on the November 3 general election ballot.
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Stumas
Twnslane
el Stead
Strom
Taur
Mond
South Carolina
Louisiana
Thurmond
Fielding JL. Weight
Missimetop
Judgemaancer Peret
St Bernard
Plaquemines Peristes
Industrial Plant Expansion Listed in Tennessee
The State Planning Commission reports 88 new plants and 38 expansions started this year in Tennessee. About $30,009.00 in industrial construction has begun, with total investments reaching $47,060,000 in 1947 and employment for 4,706 people.
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Nashville
Tennessee
State Planning Commission
French Premier Choice Looms in Cabinet Crisis
Paris reports the National Assembly may approve a new French government headed by Henri Queuille amid a cabinet crisis. De Gaulle supporters push for constitutional changes and early elections, while labor unrest and protests press on nationwide.
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Paris
Xecticat
Henr Queuille
Ste Quelle
France
Jan Wary
Romania Denies Yugoslav Revolt Charges By Tito Critics
Bucharest rejects Yugoslav accusations that Romanian officials urged the Yugoslav people to revolt against Premier Marshal Tito. A Romanian government note calls the charges false and libelous, defending free political expression and criticizing the Yugoslav protest as a bid to safeguard its leaders.
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Romania
Marshal Tite
Yugoslavia
Ant Pau ‘Ene
Fle
London
Laug
F Tt
Sete
Forte
Eriticism
Draft Registration Opens for Men Born in 1927 in Sullivan County
Registration for men born in 1927 began today at three Sullivan County centers the Kingsport Civic Auditorium Bristol Tennessee and Blountville with early figures incomplete. Kiwanis Club members led voluntary signups at the Kingsport site during the first five days.
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Fenrane
Kingsport Center
Civic Auditorium
Bristol, Tenn
Blountville
Kingaport
Kiwanis Chul
Bow Chuchill
Fate Of 15000 Hidden In Manila Eruption Crisis
Reports describe the Camiguin eruption threatening 15 000 residents with ash and lethal gases. Ships relocate refugees from Mindanao while officials warn of deadly fumes and a potential third crater as the volcano erupts after decades of dormancy.
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Arturo Alvarez
Philippine Gove Acrosa
Erament
Camiguin
Cagayem
Hibol
Mwas
Alcarer
Eatlier
Manila
Rita Johnson Dies After Brain Surgery Injury
Rita Johnson, once linked to Harlow, suffered a mysterious brain injury four days earlier. Surgeons at St Vincent’s Hospital in Los Angeles performed a delicate operation removing a blood clot pressing on her brain with three specialists involved.
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Rita Fohnign
Aueressor
Harlow
Whitch
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lea A
P Angeles
Allies Fear Riots Could End Talks On Berlin Crisis
Berlin anti Soviet clashes near the Brandenburger Gate left at least one youth dead and more than a dozen injured as 200000 demonstrators protested in the square. Soviet and German police fired on crowds amid mounting fear that four power talks may collapse under street violence.
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Baglin
Brandenburger Gate
Berng
Tnasian
jGarman
Fritz Schuermann
Rom
Stock Market Edges Up After Turbulent Sessions
The market slowly rose today after two weak sessions as fractional gains emerged amid ongoing uncertainty. Meanwhile a Soviet sector police chief reported five injured officers in an unrelated incident, and a separate Berlin political clash drew attention to alleged fascist provocation and counter demonstrations.
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New York
Cool Weather And No Rain Forecast For Friday
Weather forecast predicts cooler conditions with no rain for the first Friday football game. Temperatures near 88 during the day and a low around 63 at night, with a possibility of light moisture from a prior system. slight warming expected by Sunday.
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Ratmain
Father Ened
Pay Dirt Hit In A Espionage Plot
Congressional spy probes say they struck pay dirt in a espionage plot as hearings near public session. A seven hour closed door session produced a brief, saying progress was made and further witnesses were called without releasing specifics.
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Washington
Congressional
Chaitman
Parnell Theroas
R-Nf
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bete
Vail Rn
McDowell Pay
Soviet Occupation Protests Mark Day of Agitation
The official Soviet administration organ Tasgliehe Rugdschan described yesterday's demonstration as aimed to rouse the people against the Soviet occupation and as a work of agitation against the Soviet Union, noting the action in Rahim Fuse.
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Tasgliehe, Rugdschan
Soviet Union
Exercise drug curare touted to speed paralysis recovery
A Washington preview reports two physicians from the University of New York state claim exercise with curare accelerates recovery from paralysis. They cite reduced pain and stiffness and faster muscle use in some patients, with six months of therapy. Separate notes from Northwestern University and Mayo Foundation discuss electrical and ultrasonic stimulation as potential aids, while a Sunday edition promises ample local reading and sports coverage.
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Dre W. D. Paul
A. Caneh
University of Zews
Americam Congress of Physical, Medicine
Juba F. Herrick
Mayo Foundation
Rotester
Minn
Job Aiperatt
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