Democrats In Huddle Over Crisis In Meat Shortage
In Santa Fe and Washington, Democratic leaders rally as meat shortages widen. OPA chief Porter indicates an order to reserve meat for hospitals and relief agencies, while officials push packers to match prewar delivery levels. Army actions threaten price ceilings and fuel broader political fallout.
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Senta Fe
N. M
Paul Porter
Wational
OPA
Gay
Wankingtom
Almier
Army
Emi
House Democrate
McCorvaack
Massachusetts
Price
Republican Nation
Carnot Reece
McCor Yeach
Nassashuaetts Democras
Rosca
Congress
McCormack
Reece
Crazy Plumb Crazy Hospital Verdict On Hyena Lena Editor
Officials discuss a proposed new state highway route into the city including a three way intersection with Gate City Road West Sullivan Street and Bloomingdale Road. A reconnaissance of land near Gate Chey Bond and the Holston River is proposed for a possible highway continuation.
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Fong
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Moston Werdnesday
Bristol
Jenn PF Brown
Johnson Chix
Highway Department
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Old Gate City Road
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Alo
Gate City Road
Sullivan Street
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Nouktos
J. Asmisage
Alder Intan
Merchants Plan Of Store Hours
Kingsport merchants discuss altered hours as a response to rising Christmas sales. The Kingsport Merchants Association plans shorter opening times to balance customer service with limited staff. Local workers survey support and consider a Wednesday afternoon closing pilot across neighboring towns.
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Englishman Convicted in Sadistic Double Murder
Heath Gordon Moeville Gorge Clevely Heath, a former Royal Air Force pilot, was convicted of murdering Mrs Margery Gardner and the girl Dollsa Toceen Marshall near a south coast resort within two weeks. The jury of ten men and two women deliberated an hour before returning the verdict. Heath’s counsel had urged a guilty but manslaughter verdict. Heath offered no statement upon verdict.
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Fis
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Manna
Royal Air Force
Aho
Dollsa Toceen Marshall
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Gardner
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Morristown Yarn Plant Approved for 28 Million
Washington reports Senator McKellar announces Civilian Production Administration approval for a 28 million yarn plant at Morristown to combat unemployment in East Tennessee. McKellar and Senator Stewart appeared with local lawmakers and industry officials before the agency review board. Funeral arrangements are set for Garland L. Depew, 23, of Hiltons Virginia, who died Wednesday in Holston Valley Community Hospital.
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Civilian Production Administration
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Tenn
McKellar
East Tennessee
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U. S
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Sea
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Garland L. Depew
Roy Depew
Hiltons
Holston Valley Community Hospital
Murtes
Street Car Strike Deepens Pittsburgh Problems
A sudden 4 AM walkout by the Street Railway and Power workers crippled Pittsburgh transit for a third day. About 3,000 workers walked out over a dispute with the ASR and railways, cutting power 40 percent as crews faced injunctions and court actions. Leaders rallied support from national and city labor allies as hundreds of thousands faced reduced service and major mills and plants slowed or halted operations. President George Mueller sought a new offer to end the strike, while courts adjourned awaiting union decisions and possible contempt charges.
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Hte Loaer
Piladelphia Company
National Dnd
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Tones & Laughlin Steel
Snes Blacsie Corp
George Mueller
Mueller
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Association of Employes
Duquesne Ligat
Effar
Carnegie
Funton
Helmar Lipsitz
Prisent
Qatan
Nemed
Common Pleas
Walter &. Smaart
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Eee
Peace Parley Speeds Toward Final Draft At Paris
Plenary session of the four power foreign ministers convened to accelerate the peace conference. Secretariat notes a five hour delay over agenda as Finland’s treaty text advances. Bulgaria ordered to reduce armed forces to 55 000 land troops with frontier units. Italy faces 73 percent war damage refunds while Britain seeks 200 percent. Trieste boundary and governance disputes stall commissions.
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Finland
21 Nation Secretariat
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Devotiem
Ysior
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Delegatan
Bulgaria
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Fér
Ttalian Economic Commission
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United Nations
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Trieste
Train Derailment Near Victorville Kills Four
Four passengers believed dead after Union Pacific No. 3 derailed west of Victorville California. Ten cars separated, several injured. engineers not yet accounted for. Ambulances, nurses, and military aid responded from San Bernardino and Barstow as investigators assess cause, with rail damage suspected possibly from a split rail.
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Wieterville
Calif
Chicago
California
Walter Tercy
Vicus
Victorville
Terry
Wigtonville
Sir Field
Aready
Sem. Bernardina Army
Sirield
Berry
Ban Bernardino
Barstow
San Bernardino
Street Scenes and a Curious Pedestrian Tale
A fragmentary report describes a peculiar street scene with an eerie atmosphere. It mentions a young woman and a mysterious dog, with vague references to a driver and a purported artefact journey. The text is heavily garbled and contains many unclear phrases.
House Committee Probes Other Shipbuilders Profits
The House Merchant Marine Committee shifts focus from Hunty Kaiser to profits of other shipbuilders led by St. Johns River Shipbuilding Co of Providence. Commission figures claim $2,080,000 profit from a $600 investment, but critics call the data misleading and ridiculous. Lawmakers debate adjusted profits with testimony slated to end Friday after November elections.
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St. Johns River Shipbuilding, Corp
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Cheleman Brand
D-Va
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Commission
Santi
Tete
Newest Lost Warrant Case Involves Negro
Thomas Smith, 27, of River View Apartments, an employee of the Jobrsay and Willierd Company, faces a felonious assault charge. Magistrate W. M. Showalix ordered the warrant for Smith on Saturday, but officers could not produce it by Sunday afternoon. Smith has remained in the city jail since 2 p.m. Sunday awaiting circuit court action. his sister claims his case may go to habeas corpus. Deputies report warrants issued by Lode Fritz tied to charges against Johnnie Johnson, who spent 36 days in jail without a backing warrant for assault. further arrests followed as deputies sought proper papers.
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Jobrsay and Willierd
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Cupid Dooley
Sullivan County
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Jaik
Presto Taylor
Smyth
Witermer
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Trurmiag
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Brousreville
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Kimgaport Saan Yee Tact
Iohugan
Federal Street
Milla
Hersley
Mensley
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Scott
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Increases Price Johnsom City The Press Chronicle
The Press Chronicle reports a rate increase effective September 20 raising weekly subscription by five cents, aligning the Sunday edition price to ten cents. The change affects the standard weekly rate and the Sunday edition as part of the new pricing structure.
Greece Readies Crown Return Parade Amid War Tensions
Greece prepares to welcome King George II after five years of exile as Athens plans a nationwide shutdown for his reception. Premier Trasaris warns war may erupt as authorities suspend arm permits and police regulate parade routes and searches.
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Fia
Deague
Constantin Trasaris
Wfair
Palice
Unanimous Vote Hinges On Red Stand At AEC Shifts
A United States Atomic Energy Commission advisory committee met in secrecy at United Nations headquarters to press for action on a report awaiting Soviet approval. The 13 member group from 15 nations seeks Moscow consent before finalizing recommendations. The U N Security Council discussed troop positions and membership battles as the General Assembly prepares to convene in New York on October 23.
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Atomic Energy
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Russia
DN Security Council
General. Assembly
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Downtown
East Tennessee Focus of Democratic Pull in Election Drive
East Tennessee becomes a focal point as Democrats plan a statewide effort ahead of the November 5 election. Gov. McCord and aides outline a bold strategy to counter Republican nominees with a solid front, aiming for a pronounced Democratic landslide in Tennessee history. McCord declines full campaign details while confirming plans for targeted legislative races and campaign stops in upstate towns.
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Wakearly
Jim DicCord
Tennessee Valley Agricultural and Industria Fair
Tennessee
McCord
Imates Tare Sen
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Iseeking
U. S.senate
Andrew T.tipy Tawner
Jackson
Ralirwad Laut Public
Comatiassoner
W. (Chink) Lowe
Knoxville
Rusweag
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Kingston
U. S. Senate
Roy Deat
Lowe
Seviersville
Newport
Erwin
Mountain City
Elizabeth
Jonnskore
Greeneville
Rogistsville
Smeedvile
Tenewell
McKellar
Card
Taylor
Guartees Wit
Frank Hobbs
Lawrenceburg
Democratic
Campsaittee
Czech Border Closes to Jews as Refugees Face Halt
The Czech interior ministry announced a border closure restricting Jews and refugees from entering Czechoslovakia without full passports. An interior ministry spokesman cited pressure from American, Austrian, and German authorities and British concerns over regional tensions in Palestine.
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