Jury Finds Judge Bandy Guilty On Ordinary Fund Overdraft
Sullivan County jury in Circuit Court found County Judge T R Bandy guilty of creating an overdraft in the Ordinary Fund for 1944 45 and recommended the minimum penalty of a 200 dollar fine. Testimony showed warrants issued exceeded the budget, with items including a 35 099 34 overdraft and a 3 08 brick payment, amid other checks. The case is one of several presentments against Bandy, with an appeal pending in the State Supreme Court from a prior related ruling.
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Blountville
Spl
Sullivan County
T. R. Bandy
Robert Gott
Kingspool
Tennysess
Stalkourng Ferguson
Aftem Nega
Clete
Baldy Monday
Ainst
Bendy
State Suprema
Gantencé
Whick
Bondy
Sullivan
Ascal
General Shale Products Company
Gverdratt
Russell Harr
David Gray
Joe J. Richards
Worley Fair
Itn
Nation's bumper corn crop races frost in late summer
The nation's bumper corn crop, largest in history, faces a race with coming frosts as late summer ripening turns fields brown. Experts note denting on kernels showing drying and hardening in time to weather early frosts, with two weeks of good weather still needed for full maturity.
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Chicago
Baldwin Elevator
Decatury Dh
Corm Belt
Oho
Prairies
Nebraska
America
Ea Boerner
Harvix
Upham
Igompany
Break Occurs In Maritime Strike Amid Picket Shortening
A 13 day CIO seamen and longshoremen picket was shortened allowing APL crews to return to work. NMU president Joseph Curran ordered reduced picketing for contracted vessels freeing about 40 ships in New York port to resume loading. Separate actions affected ships in Boston Baltimore Portland and other ports as unions recalibrated tactics pending future moves.
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America
CIO
Joseph Curran
Provident Af Shaq National Maritime Union
CTO
APY
New York
Boston
Tele ‘Tmore
Fortland
Curran
Baogtow
Atx
Sltiga
India
APL
Baltimore
CSO
Portland
New England
Pated Corp
Eas
ADL
Stabilization Board
Nat Wader
NMU
AFL Sailors Union
MMU
Cusran
US Maritime Trades Department
Ita
Wensely
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Jntradice
Street Scenes On A Frosty Morning
A battered morning scene shows crowds of youngsters near a depot waiting for the deputy commissioner. Voices and colors mix as people observe frosty street activity and a queue forming for some public or communal event.
Safety Farrar Awards Presented At Lincoln School
Lincoln Grade School honored its safety patrol with the Farrar Awards during a Tuesday assembly at 8:45 pm. Charles Stapleton received a $5 award as best patrolman, while Carrol Marvell and L. Addington were recognized for leadership in the first and second semesters. The 1945 patrol roster and safety council officials were present, with remarks from Mrs. C Bh Neufer and school sponsor Mrs. Thomas L. Timmer.
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Lincoln
W. Bf. Williams
Kingsport Safety Council
Nadia of
Lincoln School
C. Bh. Neufer
Safety Council
Hareland Semhagh
Thomas L. Timmer
Carroly Marvell
L. Addington
Charles Stapleton
Carl, Staplecan
Carrol Herald
Chri Stapleton
Dee MeKanece
al, Addinston
Booby Gilligus
Paul Hutt
Lefty Burdette
Ray Hyder
D P. Ward
Williard Brown
Wayne Besnes
Carroll Fleenor
Big Snipes
Tulle Ty Police Bee
Pugs NY
OPA Restores Meat Price Ceilings as Cloth Costs Rise
The OPA restores June 30 restaurant ceilings to most meals with some items allowed to keep earlier limits. Costs for cotton clothing rise about 2 percent across retail, offset by wage-approved increases for textile mills. An OFA official notes many reported price bumps around 3 percent for meat while auto price petitions remain under review.
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Washington
OFA
OPA
Rey Isoning
Yeteil
Jura
Cottom
General Motors
Citizens Respond To Appeal To Help Cut Fires Moulton
City Manager DW Moulton announces fire inspections boost efforts across Kingsport. Property owners report receiving the appeal to inspect premises for hazards and to install or service extinguishers, reducing fire risk. Fire Chief notes many inspections underway and two new firefighters authorized to expand inspections of public holdings. Stites, a local veteran, joins the Fire Department as part of new personnel additions.
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Moulton
Kingsport
DW. Moulton
Atri
Keamer
Fremen Jwe
Summiercial
Gremen
Jaid-Yeerohd
John W. Stes
May Avenue
Wat Stites
Cegwar
Tennesate Kastan
Clinton Engineering
Oak Ridge
Tari
Mt. Pleasant Collegiate Institute
North Carolina
Betty Ann
Martha Sean
Young King Starts On Life in Exile
Simeon, age nine, king of Brigeria by plebiscite, abdicated to exile in Egypt after Brigeria became a republic. He left with Queen Mother Toaung, 13 year old Princess Maria Louise, and a small retinue aboard a train to Istanbul. Queen Taarns refused interviews as the party departed for their uncertain future.
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Sona
Simeon
Brigeria
Istanbul
Toaung
Maria
Louise
Taanms
General Henri Gouraud Dies in Paris at 92
General Henri Gouraud, famed French commander of the Fourth Army in World War I, died in his Paris apartment after months of ill health. Born in Paris, he led the Tenth Division early in World War I and later commanded French expeditionary forces at Gallipoli before losing an arm and retiring in 1919. He received the Legion of Honor at age 92 and was a guest of American units and the Rainbow Division on several visits.
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Paris
Henri Gouraud
Champagne
Argomne
Gallipal
Gourand
St. Cyr
Gerraud
USS
Rainbow Division
Rainbow
Baltimore
American Legion
Yugoslav Pushes Boundaries at Free City Trieste
Yugoslav spokesman Bebler urged expanding the Free State boundaries to include Trieste and nearby coastal communities to permit armed forces deployment. Vague targets were described as necessary for power politics as Western nations debated the boundary terms amid a broader postwar settlement.
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Paria
Behler
Free City
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Spem
Bebler
Emmy
Gdjeet
Ftatian Political and Territorial Commission
Free Area
Bebier
Free State
Pole
Military Commission
United States
Britain
Prince
Russia
Cesere
Tralla
Vittorio
Veneto
Sage Commission
Slausea
France
Sicily
Sardinia
Pantelleria
Smalley Islands
Mediterraneam
Adriatic
United Nations Security Council
Australia
Zealand
Netherlands
Wrecked Vessel Crewmen Missing As Coast Guard Probes
Hope fades for 14 missing crew members after the Norwegian tanker Tankar Mavu broke in two in a hurricane off Elizabeth City. Fourteen survivors were reported, with two more sighted by an Army plane near Cape Henry. Six men landed at Beebe Hospital described life raft experience, while others were rescued by the Tanker Pamamoca and prepared for return to New York. Coast Guard and Navy aircraft and ships continued to search as relatives await positive news.
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New York
Coast. Guard
Sai’ Todey
Kenker Marit
Cape Henry
Gail Hawk
Beebe Hocpilth
Moovehead City
N.C
Roalty Mount
Army
Navy
Coast, Guard
Rolf Williamson
Leif Williamson
Newfoundland
Lim
Sertion
Clayton Says Foreign Policy Speeches To Be Cleared
Washington four page report states Undersecretary William L Clayton told reporters he assumes future government speeches on foreign policy will be cleared with the State Department before delivery. He noted President Truman’s statements and Byrnes foreign policy principles remain guiding, as Wallace’s remarks prompt debate over official speech clearance and possible resignation.
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Washington
William, L. Clayton
State Department
Clayton
White House
A. ‘Wallace
Rusia
Truman
Moet
Wallace
Providence
R. I
New York
Custrom
Byrnes
Hice
Charles G. Rose
Mr. Truman
Ross
Wallaco
United ‘States
Russia
iSee Wallner
Public Safety Tests Tough For Applicants
City Manager D. W. Moulton said the recent examination for police and fire department vacancies drew 22 applicants. Only one man passed, with eleven failing after the Army Alpha and Kansas State Teachers College achievement tests were aged.
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Himgaport
Army
Karrsas State
UN Security Council Nears Vote on Ukraine Crisis
The Security Council with Andrei Groniy as chair nears a vote on Ukraine charges amid Greek government tensions and Greek, British, Australian and Soviet positions. Debates focus on troop deployments, by by passing agenda items, and a proposed international refugee body.
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Bratigus
Security Council
Andrei Groniyo Alting
Baxshores
UN Ecquartiz and and Social Council
JO Rim
Eivain
Cod Security Council
Ukraine
Graece
Sromyka
Heaedis Vagsili
United Naethomas
Pepper Raps In Demo Party at Miami Beach Convention
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida told the Brotherhood of Railroad Frame Workers at its convention in Miami Beach that Democrats may split if needed to fight for workers. He backed Roosevelt Democratic ideals, criticized reactionaries, and urged unity across parties amid the railroad strike fallout. Whitney as party leader adjacent, called for coordination while the gas crisis was settled.
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Miami Beach
Aity
Claude Peppar
Democratic Party
Babar
The
Brotherhood of Reilrowd Frammes
Pepper
Republican Party
America
Truman
Senna
F. Whitney
Chines
Whitney
Becomeraty
McMinn County Court fills four vacancies in offices
McMinn County Court, in a brief special session, filled four county offices by an 8 to 1 vote overriding a veterans group. Charles Deason named county attorney. Jaz C. Washington to the county attorney post bolstered by veterans' support. Elgon Pack appointed to the county school board. Waco Weeks named county purchasing agent. Regan Moses named to succeed Cantrell as court valve chair temporarily. Action postponed on shifting 169,000 dollars from general and debt service funds to the school fund for teacher salaries.
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Athens
Tenny
Meblland County Court
Im & T
Ate Tomer
Atte
Charles Deasom
Real
Webb
Mtownah
Ione
Jaz C
Dwanon
Eerie
Os 1
Elgon’ Pack
Etowah Baptist
Acoot
McEend
Prank Cantrell
Sili 2
Wacol Weeks
Athens Greseryimnan
George Woods
Regan Moses
Hale
Wan
Peal Cantrel
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Montgomery
Ala
Coloniel
New Air University of the Army Air Forees
Miss Bennett
Manwoll
AP Fhote
Ede A
Brad
Safety Farrar
OPA Rolls Cafe
Paul B.wayrtamite
Gbewe
U. S. Eighth Air Force
Armay
Waynesville
Wlc
Wurtsmith
Menti Gourend
Frieste
Falken Commumic Committee
United Nations
Brlesates
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