Salaried Patrol Functions Well In Davidson Co
Davidson County adopts a salaried highway patrol under Sheriff Garner Robinson. The new department operates independently of the fee system, paying officers a county salary while maintaining sheriff jurisdiction, and has court approval unlike other similar attempts.
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Better
New West
Davidson County
Equity
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Forte
Acy
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Spi
Tennessee
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Davidson
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Robinson
Tennnessee
Davidson County Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Department
Code of
Lovett Appointed Deputy Defense Sec
Washington reports former Undersecretary of State Robert A. Lovett was chosen by President Truman to be deputy secretary of defense, succeeding Stephen T. Early who leaves the post Saturday. Lovett, a close ally of Secretary Marshall, will be subject to Senate confirmation and was previously in New York with Brown Brothers Harriman and Co.
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Washington
Robert A. Lovett
Truman
Defense
Stephen T. Early
Lovett
Defense Marshall
New York
Brown Brothers, Harriman and Co
Bés
Senate
Vandenberg
Mich
GOP
KC Police Head Felt Pressure and City Turmoil
A former Kansas City police commissioner testified to Senate crime investigators that pressure existed to reshape the police department to favor the late Charles Binaggio and allies after gangland killings. Chambers recalled Binaggio seeking new leadership and changes among police captains, but the request was ultimately rejected by North Side leader Gist.
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Kansas City
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Charles Binaggin
Sewas Hamypton &, Chambers
Forrest Smith
Bineggio
Charles Gargotta
Chambers
Binaggio
Termier
North Side
Gist
American Peace Formula For Korea Unity Outlined
New York based report outlines a six point peace plan urging a united Korea under UN supervision with free elections by universal suffrage. The approach calls for a strong UN commission to guide postwar recovery while ensuring no neighbor threats, and supports independent democratic governance with UN aid and oversight.
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New York
Isources
Keres
United Nations
United ‘States
Morea
Britain
Canada
United States
Korea
Ching
Soviet Union
MacArthur
Unifica
United Nations Commission
Ares
Blountville
Spi
Samuel Reynolds
Kingaport
Shalburne Ferguson
James Lyle
Reynolds Given Twenty Year Penalty in Landmark Case
Jury returns guilty verdict in afternoon session finding Koby Bowker charged with attempted tape of a four year old girl. Reynolds identified in courtroom by the victim, a five year old protector, as the man who exposed himself near a panel truck in a parking lot near Five Points. Proceedings followed by earlier testimony and legal counsel Lyle and Page Pres.
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Bouton Freed & Jury
Koby Bowker
Reynolds
Protecta
Lyle and
Page Pres
McAllister Hensleys Sentenced To Prison
Chattanooga Tennessee section reports that a group led by a man from Spartanburg and a Huntsville couple was jailed after a multi state chase stemming from a highway patrol robbery last June. Fudge L. D Miller received 71 years for attempted murder and 11 years for larceny. Martha Hensley got three years for attempted murder. Clyde McAllister drew 10 years for attempted murder and 36 years for arson.
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Chattanooga
Tent
Osta Wii
Fudge L. D Miller
Art Hensley
Spartanburg
S. C
Bensley
Martha
Clyde KE
McAlfigter
Hunts Ville
Als
Feather Merchants Fear Allergies Hit Foam Rubber Trade
The Federal Trade Commission hearing on foam rubber and feather products sparked debate on fair trade rates for feather goods. Emanuel Light of New York challenged claims of allergen marketing, while officials struggled to define down and clarify what constitutes the product in question.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Emanuel Light
Met’ York
Long Island
Bight
Fair Trade
Moxallergia
Wonallergi
Tight
Armed Robbery Trial Complete in Kingsport Case
In Circuit Court here Thursday morning the $25,000 armed robbery trial of Harry Daniels and Benjamin Ristine concluded testimony. Three Knoxville witnesses testified they saw Daniels on August 4 near 8:30 to 9:00 am near the Strand Theater in Knoxville and linked him to the evening hold up. Prosecutors plan a two hour defense argument session as more evidence is prepared.
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Blountville
Spi
Harry Daniels
Benjamin Ristine
Gurieier
Strand Theater
Bull Lobett
Knoxville
Dan‘ielses
Loberth
F. B. C ¥Uze
Daniels
Knox County Court House
Jim ‘Freeman
Ristine
Ola
Truman Puzzles Wash Politicos Over Top Government Posts
Washington observers are puzzled by President Truman filling top government jobs. Walter Gifford, former AT&T head and ambassador to London, receives a prestigious post seen as a political prize. Gifford, a Republican in records, says he is happy for the opportunity to serve in critical times.
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Taman
Noi Sheen
Ane
Walter & Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Lonidom
Gifford
Court of St. Famed
New York
Driver Fined After Circle Crash and Court Fees
A man aged about 61 was fined for drunk and reckless driving after a collision near Brooks Circle. Testimony cited brake failure and speeding in a school zone. Other defendants faced fines for speeding, drunkenness, and vehicle violations. Rice Institute emeritus Boyer Weiner, 63, and author of chemistry books, died yesterday.
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Brooks Circle
Weg Om Jahson
Mighwax
George Rogers
Max M. Lee
Sone
Gene
Tmckles
Broadland Center
Weiser
Boyer Weiner
Dean Emaritus
Rice Institute
Price Situation Out of Hand Says Senator Ives
Senator Ives of New York warned the price situation is out of control and urged immediate action to establish a large scale price control agency. A Federal Reserve Board report said living standards likely to fall as demand outpaces supply, with defense needs squeezing civilian supplies and driving prices higher.
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Washington
Senate
Ives
Ruman
Tves
Wich
Federal Reserve Board
Early Kingsport Settler Mrs Gordon Davis Black Dies
Mrs Gordon Davis Black 76 widow of former Kingsport city recorder and treasurer, an early Kingsport settler, died at a Richmond Virginia nursing home Thursday. She helped organize Broad Street Methodist Church and Long Island Daughters of the American Revolution, and was active in local social and civic circles. Her funeral is set for Saturday at 3 pm at Broad Street Methodist Church. Burial will follow in City Cemetery. Survivors include daughters Mrs Charles Gibson and Mrs Joseph Baldwin, and son Alex Lee Black.
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Gordon Davis Black
Kingsport
Richmond
Virginia
Bedford County
Broad Street Methodist Church
Long Island
Desgsters
WS Cr
Virginia Chaba
Kingsnest
Hamlet
Charles M. ‘Gibson
Catawba Street
Joseph L. Baldwin
Alexi Lee Black
All Of Seoul Now Held By UN Fighters
The Allied commander Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker says Seoul is in American hands and Red forces are in retreat. U.N. forces recaptured Taejon Namwon and Hadong while the North Korean army is said to be in complete rout. Walker warns pockets may fight on as UN troops pursue the retreating enemy toward the 38th parallel.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Compmand
Morea
Walton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Seoul
Don Whitehead
Taejon
Namwor
Hadong
Walker
Mores
Pusat-Taejon-Seout
Wittig
Inchon
Rous
United Nations
Former Clinchfield RR Manager C D Moss Dies
Ervin C D Moss longtime Clinchfield Railroad general manager dies Thursday at 10:10 am at Erwin Hospital after several weeks illness Funeral services tentatively set for 3 pm at home with Rev T C Meador officiating Moss to lie in state at the church until 2 30 pm Burial in Boyd-Dermin Funeral Home schedule. Moss retired from active service last week after 41 years in health. He had just returned from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. Moss well known in East Tennessee Kingsport hosted the Santa Claus Special and was a familiar figure on the Kingsport Spartaburg Elkhorn line. He began work at age 10 and spent over half a century on three railroads including Southern Railway and Clinchfield since 1911.
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Ervin
Splj
C. D. Moss
Clinchfield Railroad
Erwin Hospital
Br. T. C. Meador
First Baptist Church
Boyd — Dearmond
Moss
Kingsport
Spartarburg-Elkhorn
Gandtuck, & C
Southern Railway
Carolina
L. H. Phetteplace
Clinthceld
Marfolix and Western Railway
Bluefield
W. Wa
Btrain
Rumors on General Dean May Be Alive in Korea
Intelligence officers hint that General Dean May, last seen July 26 fighting Reds near Chougse, may still be alive with the 3rd Cavalry Division and Doughboys. Reports from escaped South Koreans say Communist plans target moving the 26th Division commander from Changia to Sead amid ongoing conflict.
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W. S. First Cavalry Division
Korea
Intelligence Corps
William F. Dear
Bin
Taiwan
CLE
Chongje
Changia
Sead
Sean
Chougse
MacArthur Granted Broad Authority to Act Across Parallel
Reports say General MacArthur could receive authority to send troops across the 38th parallel into North Korea to destroy Communist forces. No final decision has been made by the United Nations or the United States, though the move would be tied to a UN Security Council resolution urging aid to repel North Korean aggression and restore regional peace and security.
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Deugies Macarthur
Korea
Negessary
Yeaterday
Trinipresm- Mihi
North
South Korea
Roth Koreas
Alec
MacArthur
UN Security Council
Benth Morea
Red Army
Sis
Third: Set Twins Bort To Nashville Couple
Nashville Tenn V2 Mo and Mirg B Elliott today were the happy parents of new twins their third set in 2 years. The girls Fey and Kay weighed in after their birth yesterday at between five and six pounds apiece. They were reported doing time. Robert and Richard 21 were the Elliott a first pair Best acid Glen 18 were the second. Elliott 47 and his wife al havi four other ing from 2% mianths to 3 yews.
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Tenn
Elliott
Fey
Kay
Robert
Richard
Eiliotta
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