Parley set to resume Friday over government coal plan
Washington reports indicate producers will meet again Friday to respond to the government's framework for returning soft coal mines to private operation. The talks, led by Moree and Lewis, seek an 18 month contract with potential wage adjustments and a formal framework for screening workers.
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Huddle Tutley
Ran Moree
Contines
Jane E. Lewis
Lewis
Enterior
J. A. Krug Mixy
Lawks
United Mine Workers
Moreat
Moreelt
Fox
Fox Lewis Sagervisocy
Onlu
Super
Masry Omiplexem Lowia
U S Route 23 to be opened along its full length
Route 23 linked Kingsport to the South via Ashe Williams and to the North through Big Store Gap Virginia will officially open Saturday at Lownansville Kentucky with Governor Simeon Witt presiding. The completion of the connecting link between Louisa and Paintville Kentucky adds a direct route from Blackling to Jacksonville Florida.
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Rowe
Kingsport
Ashe
Wilte
Big Store Gap
Saturniay
Lowmensville
Simeon Witt
Rithen
Weremorlon
Louisa
Paintaville
Oky
Mik
Jacksonville
Fie
Yema
Wad Oln
Teroy
Sramonles
Lowmanaville
Gol
Forgey
Aulinnd Daily Independent
Tea Lee Wher Wilt
Willis
Stephen Watking
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kntgzport
Johnson City
Virgina
Gate City
Clinchport
Big Stone Gay
Appalachia
Octon
Wise
Jenkhry
Pikevillx
Freatersburg
Painteville
Louiey
Det- Tettsburg
Ashland
Greenrip
Caroline
Henderson
Franklin
Georsit
Clayton
Gainesville
Atlante
Inn Ohio
Wortemouth
Columbus
Marion
Toledo
Michigan
Mack Snaw City
Saginaw
Flint
Ann Agbor
Street Scenes at Dobyns Bennett Amid School Gate Tension
Crowded sidewalk scenes outside Dobyns Bennett show students pressed against barriers as authorities direct foot traffic before a bell. A tense mood lingers with officers and bystanders watching closely, colors and hurried movements reflecting a busy school moment.
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Dobyns Bennett
Zrouga
Textile black markets probe targets 30 firms and individuals
Government agents probe 30 corporations and individuals suspected of diverting textiles, inflating prices, and misusing brand rights in a countrywide racketeering inquiry. Justice Department leads with Treasury and other agencies, tracing reports of shortages and illegal sales across multiple states.
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Justice, Department
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Tlhe
Mae State
Tinlaind Geod
L “Prey
Baster
Mississippi
New York
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Justice Department
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Treasury
OPA
Civilian Production Administration
Cawood Reported In Fair Condition
Relatives say Carl E. Cawood, a bellman, fell seven floors from a hotel skylight last Sunday. He is hospitalized in fair condition. investigators describe the incident as accidental with no window tilting during the fall.
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Knoxville
Carl E. Cawoodi
Wde
Hbatlan
Milestmay
Parents Group Protests Bus Crowding At Blountville Meeting
A parent committee from Sullivan County demands action on overcrowded school buses serving Swaven County routes. About 39 agents and local officials attended a special session at the County Court House to discuss transportation problems and potential additions of two more buses.
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Sullivan
Brountvill
Board of
Hducation
Oardiner
Lewis J. Cheys
Swaven County
Brace
Old Kingsport
Strikke ™ Hover
Charles B
Baggs
Tuercay
Bai
Sullivan Country
Encaq Tion
Lewie 1 Chase
Kelly Estep
Kingsport
Ray Borger
Indian Springs
Chase
Judge D A Vines Collapses At Court in Jonesboro
Special to Circuit Court Judge D A Vines was taken home by ambulance after collapsing at the courthouse Wednesday morning. Attending physician Dr F B Start reported he is recovering from an acute stomach issue in satisfactory condition. George N Barnes of Johnson City is summoned by the Bar Association to temporarily serve at the bench.
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Jonesboro
Vines
Marshal Montigomery
U. S
the Nations
Washington
United States
Viecours Montgomery
Prittsty General Staff
Dwight Eisenhower
U. 9 Army
Stk
Russian Objections To Any Dealings With Franco Spain Flares Up
UN discussions spotlight Russian objections to dealing with Franco Spain over opium conventions. Debate touches on appointing members to a permanent Opium Board and potential UN authority transfer from League of Nations. Gromyko and Cadogan clash over Greece and Ukraine tensions as Danube shipping topics loom.
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Lake
Succese
Franco Spain
UN Economia
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Nikolai Feonev
Counell
Central
Optune Board
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Speln
Peaney
Spenish
Meat Belt
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League of Nations
China
Dzechoslovakia
France
Pert
Russia
United States
Jobn
Tome
Denobian Shipping
General Assembly
Security Council
Ukraine
Greece
Balkans
Andrei A. Gromyke
Alexander Cadogan
Probe of Military Government Looms in Germany Inquiry
Washington weighing a Senate War Investigating Committee probe into the German occupation in Germany and conditions among occupation troops. Testimony cited alleged fraternization and comparisons to French occupation. Mead plans to step down as chair. Kilgore expected to assume. May testimony debated with health concerns. committee may call him for hearings later this month.
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Washington
Germany
Gommpaltter
Apiina
Qads
Aneer
James B. Mead
Jos
New York
Kilgore
Harley M. Kilgore
OW Va
Hilgort
West Virginia
Brewster
R‘me
Mead
Andrew J. May
cent.Demier J. Andersen
May
Andersen
Mays
Hig
Prestonsburg
Exie Resi Metal Products, Inc
Henry Carlson
Murray Garssom
Jewel
Ithess
Garseacn
Meat packing center faces cattle shortage and price fears
Chicago and eastern markets see low slaughter cattle and constrained supply as larger packers cut output and small plants shut down. Industry officials report prices rising from five to six dollars while demand remains volatile amid government grading concerns.
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P—Chigaga
Hoac Herons
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Agriculturs Department
Est
Maels L. M Wyatt
Acad
Prodaa
Thion Gad Marketing Administration
Ivestock
Shipy Meats
Midwest
Mecal
VEW Carnival Opens Tonight Featuring American Legion Shows
The Veterans of Pooring' Wars carnival opens tonight at the carnival grounds behind the City Hart. The 1 day attraction features American Legion carnival shows and equipment. Hours are 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. tonight and Saturday 2 p.m. to midnight.
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American Legion
Decision on Seamen Wage Demands Expected Today
Washington AP reports Acting on instructions by President Truman, Steelman considered two paths for a wage increase decision for APL seamen amid ongoing maritime strike pressure. The Wage Stabilization Board transmitted its transcript to Steelman, while the Maritime Commission urged alignment with unions against the board’s higher increase.
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John RK. Steel
White House
Truman
Steelman
Charles G. Ross
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WSB
Banda of ‘de
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Rags
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Steeman
William W. Smith
Ehatrman
Lekor Schwellerbach
Teeeting
Ross
Rovs
Wage Stabilization Board
Wraritime Comenission
WSE
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Steelman Wlso
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Lundebenr
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Cenile - Board
CIC
AFL
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Marine Independent Union
al Amashan
Theunion
Threat to Labor Says AFL OF Ruling Sparks Unions Clash
A wave of labor protests erupts as AFL CIO and affiliated unions condemn the War Stabilization Board decision denying wage hikes. Union leaders vow to fight to the end, pledge shipyard pickets, and call for broad solidarity with maritime and metal trades workers across the Pacific Coast. The response includes threats of a nationwide sharp strike and 1,6000 members ready to join actions.
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Rage Stabilization Board
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CLO Seamem
Ong
T. S. Labor Movement
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CIO
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Oheus
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Istrian
Harry Londaberg
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Sesserets Internationali Taio
Ateding
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
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Toe Metal Trades Cowell Ae ‘Fas
Dettor
Union Leaders Promise Strikers To Resume Work
New York reported a planned return to work by thousands of truck and store drivers after Teamsters chief Daniel Tobin intervened in the citys transportation crisis. He urged strikers to honor contracts, with police protection ordered for returning workers as talks continued.
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Daniel J Tobin
Teamsters Union
New York
Fotin
Naw Woek
New
St .Seog
John Strong
William O'Dwyer
Oty
Tobin
Commerce and Industry Association of
Bristol Fire Destroys Woodworking Plant and Stock
Fire gutted the Virginix Woodworking Company plant in Bristol on Wednesday night. Estimated losses reach 150000 with 400000 feet of lumber damaged. 205000 worth of furniture parts were destroyed and a sizable stock of high grade lumber was ruined. Owner J. Reynolds estimated half the value is insured and feared irreplacable machinery. Fire crews fought to prevent spread to adjacent Bristover and Bamber facilities.
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Virginix Woodworking Company
Texpest
J. 1 Reynolds
Reynolds
Bristover and Bamber Company
Contil, Pédrly
Watch Beating City Dump Fire Maintains Vigil
A smouldering blaze at the city dump has troubled the jetty fire department, with Chief Kenner noting the fire is largely under control for now. Deep piles of sawdust hindered extinction, and officials expect possible flare ups but have kept water on hand and vigilance high.
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Kenner
Veterans groups dismiss London squatters scare
Washington veterans leaders urged housing action after pledges of cooperation from six groups to thwart any squatter movement. Officials said there are no signs of U S veterans planning property theft and urged legal remedies and decisive local action to prevent housing crises.
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Jnad
London
Atlantic
Clere Booth Lud
R-Conn
Cormuutkst
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Gilert, Harrison
New York
American Veterans
W. Wyatt
Anerigan Veterans” Organizations
Amveys
Mim
Euce
Wilson Wirmtt
Tay
Jane
Hardy
England
Armerican Legion
Guy Radeau
District of Columbia
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