Fight Over Move Lost By Slav Bloc
The four power foreign ministers council debated Greek backed demilitarization of Bulgaria’s frontier with Greece. A military commission vote 14 to 7 with three abstentions supported fortifications to block a Bulgarian claim. Slav delegates opposed the change as three abstained. Brazil and others split on principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fariza
Bulgaria
Camze UN
Foreign Winsters Council
Greece
Tealy
Yugoslavia
Broad
China
Ethiopia
Norway
Beazillam
Saint
Brazil
Greuce
Europe
Mediterranean
Bulgaris
Betehta
Leffersom Caffery
U. S
Pisrly
Military
Tontov
N.V. Slave
United States
Britain
Franco Wong
USA
Jesen Aad D. Batmer
SEC launches sweeping probe into Sept market break
Philadelphia reports the SEC has ordered all NYSE members to supply sales data from Sept 3 and will reconstruct the day in 16 minute intervals to identify active stocks. Directors caution that irregularities in grading or illegal pools could trigger tighter rules amid market declines and fears of a long downturn. In Washington, a CT training plane incident at Bolling Field halted work as a storm dropped heavy rain.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
New York Stock Exchange
SHC
Dames. A. Treanor
SEC
Trading and Exchange Division
New York
Treanor
Commission
Poola
Associated Press
Bsed
Washington
Bolling Pield
U S Board To Inspect Mining Areas In Three States
A U S government fact finding medical survey team began a three day tour of coal mining communities in Tenmesgea Ketel and Virginia to assess sanitary conditions and make improvement recommendations. Admiral Boone delayed by a family death, stressed no company or community would be singled out as inspections proceed in Cambria Bloc Pruden Tenn Middlesboro and Harleu Prineville fields with Virginia to follow.
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Easnville
Tenm
Tenmesgea
Ketel
Virginia
Joel ‘F Boone
Coal Mine Administration
The
Pennsylvania
Ad- Teira
Vinile
Cambria
Bloc
Prurden
Tenn
Middlesboro
Harleu-Prineville
Fields
Admot
Frank Philtrooh
OHA
Aske
Boone
Korea Reds Plot Against U S Troops
A translated Communist document claimed by U S military authorities outlines plans to expel American occupation forces from southern Korea while welcoming the Red Army in the north. The Sept plans feature propaganda and demonstrations to advance Red aims and force a U S withdrawal.
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Korea
U. S
Necean
Kora
Red Army
United States
Kofoam Communist Party
Red Plana
Rising home prices meet buyer resistance nationwide
Real estate sources report slowed home turnover and price moderation in many cities as buyers grow resistant to escalating costs. Brokers in Washington and San Francisco note near record sales, while Chicago Baltimore and New Orleans report softer demand and price cuts.
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Pieters
Chicago
New York
Sattt Thace
Washington, D. C
San Frantisco
Bert
Baltimese
Philip Pett
Rey Hoford
Vics Peas
Masl Ress
Boston Rex Estate Board
Sakis
Stalin Says No Real War Danger and Sees Western Peace
Stalin voiced no real danger of a new war and urged peaceful cooperation with western democracies while warning that the United States holds a monopoly on atomic weapons and could threaten peace. He criticized military-political intelligence games, called for remilitarization and democratization of Germany, and said a rapid U.S. troop withdrawal from China was not vital to peace.
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Kembert
James Moscow
Stalin
Soviet Union
Adenlowins
Forancms
United States
Imat Jong Fe
Levent
Alexander Werth
Moxcin
London Sunday Times
Wader
United Statea
Brit'ais
Russia
Germany
Western Europe
Associated Press
Eddy Gilmore
United Nations
Gilmore
London
Ussr
Worth
Stalim
Werth
China
Twenty Four Convicted in Used Auto Black Market
Detroit federal court convicted 24 men for conspiring to violate price regulations in a scheme involving about 3,000 used cars. Sentences ranged to two years with probation for others, described as the nation’s largest illicit auto ring. Testimony placed the operation from Detroit to auction houses in Kentucky and beyond, with cars sold at inflated prices to buyers in southern and western states. A separate report notes a stolen Ford truck from Gate City, Kentucky.
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Detroit
Arthur A. Mogimski
OPA
Cateach
Blurray
Kaiser Faces Tough Questions in Wartime Shipbuilding Probe
Kaiser Shipbuilding, facing a five year, detailed inquiry by the Merchant Marine committee, could not answer all questions on short notice about transactions and profits. Kaiser argued no single executive could testify to all complex corporate finances. the panel pressed for broader testimony as it probes four Kaiser composites and other firms linked to government shipbuilding.
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Washington
Henry J. Kaisax
Flouse Committee
Genem
Maimar Company
Hic
Merchant Marine Committee
Ap Pointe
Acc
Halser Goundiah
Reps
Fred Bradley
R-Mich
Alvin Weichel
R-One
Kaiser
Repemtedyr Tate Committee Cour the Wie
Almyavul Tay
Svasion Haiser
Kaiser Shipbuilding Composites
Maritime Commission
Kaises, Inc
Real Estate Board Moves to Establish Local Bureau
A special meeting of the Aingsport Real Estate Board discussed forming a new bureau to aid brokers in selling and renting property. A committee led by HELPS Chilford y outlined plans, with future details to be announced. A nominating committee chaired by Gale Baker and Prvin Fuller was chosen to prepare officers for the coming year.
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Buren
Emsborg
Aingsport Real Estate
Helps Chilford
Board of ‘Directora
Watate- Hoard
Cutgard
University and
Tennessee
Christopher and
Compostorr
Gale Baker
Prvin Fuller
Additional Grid Tickets Arrive for Kingsport Game
A new supply of tickets for the Kingsport and Chattanooga football game has arrived in Kingsport and goes on sale at Preels Drug Wednesday morning. Kenneth E. Pitts announced the tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis due to limited supply. Two classes: grandstand for one dollar and general admission for eighty cents.
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Kingsport
Chattanooga
Kings
Preels Drug
Kenneth E. Pitts
Permciyal
Debyns-Beusrettigh
Gensul
Third Power Strike Hits Pittsburgh Area Public Transport
A massive power strike by Duquesne Light Company employees crippled Pittsburgh area transit as trolley service faced cuts. Downtown workers were sent home and major plants like Carnegie-Tempress Steel and Jones & Laughlin faced shutdowns while some firms with own power systems continued, and postal services ran on emergency power.
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Desther
Duquesne Light Company
Pittsbirgts Railways Company
Trolleys Norway
Ik TM
Pitttsburgh
Carnegie-Tiiness
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Post Office
Tha Federal
Federal
Fire Hazards In City Hall Reduced After Inspection
Fire Chief Kenner and City Manager Moulton report steps to lower hazards in City Hall after an inspection. Six extinguishers are placed around the building and basements corridors and closets are being cleared of combustive material. Wiring in the lighting system has been checked and more inspections of city public and business buildings will continue to ensure code compliance.
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CM. Kenner
W. Mowton
Tueaday
Moulton
Charles K. Marsh
Siatant
Publct
Woulton
Kenner
Russian Charge On U.S. Troops Is Challenged
Lake Success New York delegates prepared to resume talks on admitting a Soviet demand to set a date for withdrawal of allied troops. Andrei Gromyko argued troops could spark friction in eight areas while C L Hsia said he would challenge the Soviet move at the United Nations Security Council. Britain labeled the proposal propaganda and a political maneuver to undermine the council’s prestige.
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Chima
Teoland
Panama
Brazil
Egypt
Iraq
Greece
Sidonesia
Esig
Security Council
Growryko
Red
Olyome
Dalewates
Ovear Lange
Australia
Grengha
Sir Cadogan the Toble
Council
Thornburg Evidence Completed In Murder Trial
Carl A Thornburg Kingsport business executive testifies in his murder trial recounting the August 24 fatal shooting of Charles Mendenhall 26 of Blackwater Va. He describes the confrontation at the substation site and says he fired three times after Mendenhall attacked and choked him while threatening to kill. Thornburg explains he carried a pistol for months and sought legal counsel after the incident.
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Carl A
Thornburg
Kingsport
Huginness
Charles ©. Mendexhall
Blackwater
Shethorme Ferguson
Moudey
Thorpburg
Ernest F. Smith
Mendenhall
Deeresed
Cabe
Lovedale
Smith
Sud
Tem
Waele
Eke
Tinee-Kgeper
Thanm
Gate City
Bloomingdale Road
Mendenhell
Pat
Thomburg
Tantzbury
Mendenhall Asa
Dine
Memenkall
Bic
Biadiredent
Kelley
Perr
Hunter
Poties
Charles Stik
Cbout
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U.S. Board
Audpeoriegys
United
Realitamcy
New Orleans
Poche Waguespack
National Association of Best State Brokers
Atlanta
Cleveland
Ohio
Deneyer
Colo
Real Ear
San Francisco
U.S
Pbve Stalin
Rewe
Gifinwater
Palsoe
Gillemwater
Greta
James M. Maxoe
Seconsh
Paul's Episcopal Church
F Kent
Reeter
St. Pauls
Mazon
Bartow Strang
Chettanoven
Titaese
Tannessee
William S Lea
Maryville
Verm
St Pauls
Phato Oy
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