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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1950

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Americans Plan China Strategy

Secretary of State Acheson summoned the U S delegation to a late night huddle to decide whether China’s seat at the United Nations should stay with the Nationalists or move to the Communists. The plan and timing were kept secret to avoid Soviet leaks as the General Assembly opened its fifth session.

New York Acheson United General Assembly China Pheetttira U. S Abegon America Perk Avenue Andrei Vishinsky Assembly Sir Motaiamedi Zafrul Jah Khan Formlers Nasrolian Entesham Iran Presi Tee Assembly

State Official Cries Foul on Meat Preservatives Use

Chattanooga area officials say evidence of preservative pad conditions in meat handling emerged after a state inspection of meat packing houses hotels and restaurants. Eugene Boleman and chemist Glenn Mowery testified. a local dealer was fined 501 for selling fake fresh meat under a conservativ e label amid sanitary violations.

Chattancopa APA State Department of Agriculture Tamnesser Eugene Boleman Food, Drug and Dairy Products Dirisio Agriculture Department Ant Chie Glenn Mowery Ty Chattanooga Pestertayy Mowery Jocal Mint Hoteman Ax Interviasd

Browning Backs Law To Prevent Adoption Racket

Governor Browning plans to sponsor a bill in the 1931 Tennessee General Assembly to stop adoption rackets. He spoke after a Memphis attorney’s report alleging babies were being placed for profit by the Memphis branch of the Tennessee Children's Home Society.

Browning Naghvile Tenn Gorton Browning Teenessee General Assembly Megemen Robert L. Taylor Memphis Tennivsee Children’s Home

Kefauver Warns ABA on Nationwide Illegal Gambling Gangs

Senator Kefauver told the American Bar Association that a 15 to 16 billion illegal gambling industry is run by large crime gangs, warning crime may be organized nationwide and threaten law enforcement and government. He cited the Senate interstate crime inquiry and urged ABA support during its 73rd annual meeting.

Washington Mefauver D-Tenn Kefauver Senate Inter State Crime American Bar Association ABA Kefauver Sali Oasis United States

Big Three Outline Germany's Postwar Role

The United States Britain and France disclosed plans to permit a western German government to organize mobile police formations to counter possible subversive acts by communists. A final communique said the western powers would support integrated German defense efforts and give Berlin a path toward self rule within a cooperative Western European system.

New York United States France Acesnograt Robert Schuman Eroast Bevin Wesherty Trovs Feu United. Na

Service and Answers Column Debuts in Kingsport Times News

A new feature titled SERVICE begins in the Kingsport Times News offering an easy to read question and answer column. The column promises practical tips and insights for readers on everyday concerns.

Tydings Wins in Maryland Wiley Waits in Wisconsin

Tydings secured a Senate victory in Maryland while Wiley waits in Wisconsin. The Associated Press coverage notes Republican renominations and ongoing political maneuvers after primary results.

Tydings WinsIn Maryland Wiley Waits Wisconsin

Burd seeks court approval for sheriff department reforms

Blountville Sul y an County Sheriff A H Burd asked Circuit Judge Shelburne Ferguson to authorize a reform plan for the department including uniformed deputies radio equipment and additional staff to guard the county in emergencies The filing argues the sheriff’s office serves a large area with two chief subordinates and several deputies on call around the clock and to handle civil process a separate group of men would handle the bulk of writs and court papers while other reforms are reviewed at the session’s end

Blountville Sulyan County A. H. Burd Shelburne Ferguson T. R. Bandy T. Br, Bandy, Jr Kingmert Sheriffs Office Erin Groep Mer Fes

Churchill Attacks Socialized Steel in Vote of Censure

Winston Churchill delivered a broadside at the Labour government urging a vote of censure to trigger a general election. He attacked state ownership of Britain’s steel industry as a wartime change. Labour MPs rallied as ill and frail members faced cross-party opposition, with expectations of a narrow victory for the government.

London Winston Churchill Choge Britain Palitinas William Winkeley Asmng

General Marshall Faces GOP Stooge Charge Hearing Today

Gen George C Marshall appears before the Senate Armed Services Committee to answer Republican charges that he would be a stooge for Secretary Acheson. The hearing, at 2 15 p m EST, follows questions about his relations with Acheson and seeks to outline his policies as defense secretary nominee.

Associated Alexander Wey Wiycomadlis Smother” Sensi Millard Eee Axyland Enater 'McCarthy Gr-Wisy General Marshall Gop ‘Stooge Washington George Marshall Secretary of States Acheson Senate Armed Services Committee Loui A. Sokrisom Truman Marshal Defense Post Senate Gitte & Fair William O'Desyer New York City Arm Iran Matt Saltonstall Stooge Malone R-Ney Bap Carthy

Congress Hopes To Finish Soon

Washington reports backers of legislation hope Congress will wrap up by Thursday or Friday to send it to the White House. President Truman expected to sign if approved, while foes fear veto overrides. Debates center on a tax boost and a new anti-Communist measure amid election-year pressure. Speaker Rayburn sees progress but others doubt quick adjournment.

Washington Congress White House Tromay House Rayburn Btex

Johnson to Quit Today as Pentagon Shakeup Unfolds

Washington reports Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson to resign under President Truman, with Gen George C Marshall as potential successor. The move contrasts with Navy air force actions and follows the abrupt ouster of Munitions Chief Hubert B. Howard, who requested resignation but was dismissed with hours notice.

Washington Louis Johnson Trueman Inis George .¢. Marshall Johnson Kelty Navy Air Force Armed Services Fohmanen

Soviet Made Guns Will Blast Korea Foe

Soviet made artillery pieces captured in Korea are expected to be used against North Korean forces. Ordnance crews prepared the weapons after surveying abandoned M4 guns and mortars along the eastern river line, marking a shift in battlefield materiel.

Congress To Act On Civilian Defense After Fall Recess

Washington reports that Congress plans to proceed with civilian defense measures after the fall session resumes. The effort seeks a federal agency empowered to assist state and local authorities in implementing the defense program and related civil defense work.

Congress Washington Népefal Datallea AEH

Jury Considers Kilgore Arson and Related Charge

A Kingsport man, Robert S Kilgore, faced arson charges in a trial on May 1989 fire at his car, with witnesses noting gas ignition during maintenance and the vehicle burning near his home. Separate testimony placed Bari Bishop under arrest for drunken driving on April 24, 1980, with officers citing observed speed and location.

Robert S. Kilgoré Kingsport Kilgore Bloomingdale Mantle ‘McCrary Reits Bari Bishop Patradnen Hugh Barger Doug Wiliams Center Rofler

Tennessee to Induct 1500 On Sept 25

A garbled report from Nashville states Tennessee will induct about 1500 draftees on September 25 as counties prepare for this draft event. The text mentions Washington selective forces and jet force activity, with unclear references to locations and dates.

Tenn Nashville Washington New York Mint

Enemies Withdraw From Front South of Seoul

Allied reports say Communist forces are abandoning their southeast beachhead to strengthen a perimeter near Seoul. Marine forward units moved within two miles of Seoul across the Han River, as Red withdrawals opened the southeast front. Allied troops, including Americans and South Koreans, pressed from Waegwan toward Basar and the Han River crossings, seeking to seal routes into the capital.

Seoul Benoght Inchom South Keres United Nations Nopman Wiliams Tokyo Eration Patel Ae Tiver Seont Umeridgec Wargwan Waegwan Songl Basar

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