Marshall Warns US Patience Must Not Be Mistaken for Weakness
Secretary of State Marshall told the UN General Assembly that American patience should not be seen as weakness and vowed to defend essential principles in facing Soviet actions and Balkan tensions. He urged unity of small nations, denounced Soviet interference, and stressed human rights and peaceful settlement of disputes.
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Britain to Form Vast Reserve Pool of Ex-Service Men
British plans to organize ex service personnel into a vast reserve pool subject to call by the armed forces in an emergency. Defence Minister R. A. Allen?des outlines new plans as Berlin crisis looms and Britain reviews its accelerated defence program. The Admiralty orders 100 of 500 destroyers overhauled for active service while civilian production rises to support peacetime needs.
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Winds Of Hurricane Slam Bermuda Threatens Caribbean Coast
A hurricane near Bermuda threatened severe gales and near hurricane force winds as it moved northeast from Cuba and Florida. The storm caused extensive damage in Key West and the Indian River citrus area with winds up to 160 miles an hour and preliminary damage estimates reaching millions.
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No Evidence Of Postwar Spies
Washington officials say the House Un American Activities Committee found no evidence of wartime spying in the United States. The panel reports progress, but its work is hindered by access to government records. Senator Hebert cites letters to Dewey and Thurmond and notes Truman’s presence. See Spy Hunt, Page 2.
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Continued Cool Weather Forecast Impacts Local Plans
Forecasters note a prolonged cool spell with temperatures lingering in the high 60s to mid 50s. Rain fell lightly earlier, while Wednesday night cooled to around 57 degrees as cooler air moves in and affects upcoming activities.
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Standard Oil Defends Employees Held For Sabotage
Standard Oil Company defends two American employees arrested in Hungary on sabotage charges. Paul Ruedemann and George A. Bannantine, stationed with the Hungarian affiliate, were detained as state officials claim changes to the oil industry. The company denies any sabotage or harm and notes State controls limit independent management in Hungary.
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Two Kingsport Men Sentenced By Circuit Court
Dissatisfied with the evidence a Kingsport jury found Cecil Hertgrove and Everett Hrumimonds guilty of larceny related to a theft from the Blount County Highway Department truck. Judge Shelburne Ferguson reopened testimony, and after brief deliberation the jury returned verdicts assigning prison terms and fines for several defendants. Alpha Clashy received 200 days and a fine for driving while intoxicated and rocklessness. James Myers Oscar Roop Willem Riaten and others also faced charges with similar punishments and vehicle operation penalties.
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Truman Urges Solid Front Foreign Policy On Campaign Train
President Truman called for a solid front on foreign policy during a campaign stop, saying peace progress hinges on UN efforts while arguing world peace requires unity at home. He defended keeping foreign policy from politics and warned against alienating allies as he aimed to reassure the public about US aims.
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Attack on Berlin City Government Sparks Communist Push
Communist forces launched an assault on Berlin’s city government pressuring acting Mayor Ferdinand Friedensburg to resign. The movement claims anti Soviet provocations and seeks to drive the executive from headquarters in the Soviet sector amid rioting and calls for Moscow directives.
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State Leaders of Dewey Warren Campaign Visit City
The Dewey-Warren ticket leaders met with County Republican officials in Kingsport on a goodwill tour. Attendees included Ralph Duggan Athens state campaign chair John Ne Eilgo Greeneville East Tennessee chair Gay Valentine Knoxville Young Republicans head and Greene County manager Wi BH Guim. Pierce announced near completion of opening headquarters above the Clinchfield Dryer Store on Brow Street with Gov Dewey and Gov Earl Warren named as the presidential and vice presidential candidates respectively.
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Dewey Attacks Truman on Reds En Route to Phoenix
Republican nominee Dwight D. Eisenhower Dewey criticizes Truman administration dealings with the Soviet Union as he travels by special train toward Phoenix for a campaign speech. He argues Congress funded more security projects under Republicans and plans stops in Winslow Fig atoff Williams Ash Park and Prescott before Phoenix appearance.
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Cripps Downplays Imminent War Fears in Interview
Sir Stafford Cripps, British chancellor, said in a talk with Canadian officials that talk of imminent war is exaggerated and accidents can happen. He stressed no clear sign of war and cautioned against overreaction to rumors.
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Louisiana Ballot Plan Divides Party in Special Session
Louisiana lawmakers debate a ballot measure aligning with states rights candidates for president and vice president. supporters urge a slate that could sidestep Truman while opposition warns of civil war rhetoric and party unity risk. The measure would let a national party committee place electors on the ballot as a slate with the party name preceding it.
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Pioneer Sports Reporter Is Dead
A Pioneer sports reporter who established the AP sports department in New York City in 1933 and served as general sports editor for 10 years died today in Saunders Point. Moss, formerly AP sports editor of the New York Sun for 23 years, was retired executive secretary of the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association.
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Jet fighters to headline Kingsport Jaycee Air Show Sunday
Jet fighter planes mark the first Kingsport appearance at the Jaycee Air Show, with a P-86 Shooting Stars arrival from Langley Field to open a three hour display at TreChty Airport. Lynn Johnson of Johnson City will fly a Pal up from Miami to showcase the 2,200 horsepower plane and the Thompson Trophy winner’s speed, while Thunderbolt formations, gliders, and skywriting acts headline the program.
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Ridge Introduces Atomic Product At Oak Ridge Institute
Oak Ridge and Venu report a new atomic product used in teaching the first atomic age profession at the Institute of Nuclear Studies. Dr Ralph Overmat leads the course formed by the southern and southwestern universities under the Institute. Over 100 new radioactive substances are used in the nuclear pile at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Students handle radioactive carbon in dry ice form and must observe strict safety as materials emit rays after animal injections and remain hazardous after death.
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Communist Meet In Crimea Hinted By British Office
British Foreign Office suggested a Communist International meeting may be in progress in the Crimea. Reports cited Anna Pauker of Romania and Georgi Dimitrov of Bulgaria as absent from capitals, with Gottwald of Czechoslovakia and other Cominform leaders also unaccounted for, fueling guesses of a satellite leaders gathering in Russia.
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Hong Kong Warehouse Fire Toll Rises to135
A Wing On Co warehouse fire in Hong Kong left 135 dead with 118 bodies recovered from smouldering ruins. Fifty seven injured, critically, marking one of Bong Hone’s most tragic fires in history with unofficial damage pegged at a large sum.
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Berlin Berlin Berlin: West Powers to Ask Yes or No on Settlement
British Britain France and the United States press for a yes or no answer on a Berlin settlement by the Soviet Union. Sir Stafford Cripps says the question will be brought to the UN Assembly if Moscow rejects a three power plan. Western diplomats expect the matter to move to the Assembly agenda as talks in Berlin and Boston shape a possible accord.
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France Votes Down Wage Hike Amid New Strike Threats
The French cabinet approved a partial wage increase under ERP funds amid Communist and non Communist labor pressure. A two hour nationwide strike is planned tomorrow to press further demands as Premier Queuille's government avoids collapse with a 70.3 billion franc windfall. The minimum wage rises to 1285 francs per week with related family allowances.
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