Daniels Ristine Get 14 Year Sentence For Daylight Robbery
In Kingsport, Farry Baniels and Benjamin Ristine were found guilty of armed robbery in a daytime holdup on August 4. A jury fixed 14 year penitentiaries for each, sentence withheld pending a motion for a new trial. The verdict came after four hours of deliberation.
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Neal O'Steen
Times-News
Blountville
Spl
Farry Baniels
Benjamin Ristine
Herve
Sullivan County
Shelburne Ferguson
Pred Moses
Daniels
Ristine
Kingsport
Doedyns- Taylor Harewere
May
L. Phillips
Robert G. Jones
Shelborne Ferguses T
Philips
Jones
Kefauver Group Told Of Mafia Gang Crime
Senate Crime Investigating Committee hears testimony about the Mafia and its alleged ties to gambling murder narcotics and other crimes across major cities. Witnesses recount a Sicilian secret society alleged to control narcotics rings with violence and murder linked to a 1942 narcotics operation.
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Kefauver
Kansas City
Senate Crime Investigating Committee
Fruman
Secomed
Secret
Claude A. Follmer
Yeatherday
Fie
Grave Bean
Jury Urges Jail Bond Issue Vote
Blountville Sul livan County Grand Jury urges a referendum on bonds for a new county jail after inspecting government buildings. The report calls for plans and cost estimates, public notice to taxpayers, and notes the present jail is dilapidated. Recommendations include showers, stainless utensils, exhaust fans, upgraded toilets, and a double sink for washing dishes. Fifty four prisoners were held at the time.
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Blountville
Spl
Sullivan County Circuit Court
Grass Jury
Grand Jury
Sith
Security Council Lets Reds In At UN
The United Nations Security Council voted seven to four to permit Communist participation in the Formosa debate after November 15. Britain’s Sir Gladwyn Jebb chaired as president and ruled the proposal adopted. Nationalist China challenged the ruling arguing a veto had occurred. The move does not grant Communist representation of Ghana’s seat, and the U. S. denounced it as letting Communists in through the back door. Yugoslavia abstained on a similar Ecuadorian resolution and Bebler sought to reintroduce the motion as his own.
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New York
UN Security Council
King
Counil
Formosa
Council
Gladwyn Jebb
Great Britain
Cihina
Bevader
Vhadslavia
Ghana
Persor
U.S
Warren R. Austin
Ecuador
Yugoskivin
Ales Bebler
UN Planners Rush Korea War Resolution
United Nations powers move to accelerate decision making on Korea as allied troops advance against Communist forces in the peninsula. Officials in New York report rising optimism, with Britain backing provisional UN proposals and the plan expected to reach the political committee at Lake Success.
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London
Tadla
United States
Britain
United Nationa
North Kaoyea
38Th Parallel
Indar
Tatvafarla Mehra
South Korea
North Korea
Korea
New York
United Nations
UNF
Lake Success
Mrs Henry Ford Dies at 84 Widow of Auto Pioneer
Mrs Henry Ford widow of the world famed automobile pioneer died today at age 84. A farmer’s daughter who gained wealth and renown through her husband’s work. Cause listed as acute coronary occlusion after a heart ailment. Died at 2 am EST at Renzy Ford Hospital. Spokesman said she had been troubled by a heart condition and had recently visited the hospital twice before returning to the Ford estate Pairlace in Dearborn to remain active in homemaking and rose garden duties.
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Petrat
Henry Ford
Renzy Ford Hospital
Military Priority Rules Aimed At War Production
Washington reports outline a priority order directing factories, GIs and mines to military borders ahead of others. NPA Administrator William Harrison says regulation will debut this weekend or early next week. Other orders to restrict civilian use of scarce materials and rationing actions are anticipated, with a Defense Petroleum Agency created to handle air fuel and ignition issues.
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Washington
Povernment Sdem
William
Harrison
National Production Authority
N PA
NPA
Truman
Korea
Resion Chapman
Defense Petroleum Agency
DPC
Interior
Mave
DPA
Minerals and Energy Administration
MEA
Defense
Federal Reserve
Boserth
Traffic Toll Outlook Reaches 36000 in U S Says Council
The National Safety Council warned the 1936 traffic death toll may hit 3600, a peak since 1941. An August toll of 3280 rose 10 percent from 1940, eight month toll 21400 up from last year, with hope to cut deaths in 1950. Council president Ned Dearborn urged public officials to join in emergency, wholehearted support to reduce a grim final year total.
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National Safety Council
Iad Ning
Wei ‘Belew
Lodi
Ned
RH. Dearborn
Council
Koreans Push Reds Near Parallel in Korea Clash
South Korean troops pressed Communist forces to the 38th parallel in a major engagement near the Korean border. Allied commanders ordered a halt for regrouping at the 3rd parallel as MacArthur handed Seoul to President Rhee and urged caution on crossing into North Korea.
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Associated Press
Tokyo -Do
Red Korea
8Th Army
Korea
3Rh
North Korea
Seoul
Pyongyang
Leif Erickson
MacArthur
Segul
Syungman Rhee
Rhee
Farsiel
Eisenhower for Europe post eyed by observers
Washington report says officials speculated President Truman may appoint General Dwight D. Eisenhower to command an projected International Army defending western Europe. Officials view him as highly reputable and capable, which they believe would boost confidence and progress toward security in non-Communist Europe. Truman declined to confirm any appointment, noting Eisenhower is always available but no decision has been made.
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Washington
Truman
Dwight S. Eisenhower
Western
Europe
Hisenhower
Benthower
Hin Wecater
American Casualties In Korea Reach New Total
Washington reports 17,220 U.S. casualties in the Korea war with families notified through Sept 22. The Defense Department notes this is 3,309 higher than Sept 15, with 3.44 percent dead 21,850 wounded and 3.96 percent missing. Dead include 422 in action and 23 from wounds.
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U.S
Defense Department
Democrats Urge Truman To Make Political Appeals
Democratic mappers pressed President Truman to broadcast at least two or three nationally aired political appeals in the remaining five weeks before the November election. Truman said he is likely too busy for personal campaigning, though party leaders still seek key state trips or national messages to push Democratic policies.
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Washington
Truman
Striviig
Patrol Tries To Prevent Crime In Davidson County
Davidson County police expand the highway patrol with 20 more full time members to curb crime. Field deputies and special officers will focus on translating calls into arrest actions while visiting high trouble spots like beer halls and dance halls. The circuit court approved a FBI trained fingerprint instructor and additional dispatchers to support the effort.
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Spetta
Heer
Davidson
Echoole
Trenthent
Hamdding Trattiy
Betty Ort
Éalts
Yaledy
Arresia
Davikison’s
Drewity Att
Mike
Eough
Ege
FBI
Circuit Court
Hershey urges draft extension and age shift plan
Washington insists Maj. Gen Lewis B. Hershey urged a 30 month service for draftees instead of 22, with 6 months training and 24 months active duty to sustain an army of 1.5 million. He outlined three major draft changes to the House Armed Services Committee, including collateral dependa nt deferment removal and looser veteran age restrictions for under 26. He suggested new capacity standards and questioned current acceptability rules as committee work continues led by Chairman Vinson.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Ag Ab
Hershey
House Armed Service Committee
Vinson
Irregularities Not Found In First District Observations
Johnson City Tennessee report cites 20 observers submitting findings from a House subcommittee inquiry into First and Second District primaries. Observations claim no irregularities disclosed beyond standard voting procedures, with officials noting limited reflection of candidate details and no systemic issues detected.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Quetuher
House
Frank
Pelows
Maine
Bellows
Ima. Fetter
B.cuirrel
Reece
Formsan City
Fort Loxtier
House Committee On
Ren
Sen Neers Bru
D. EL
Bilaathbethton
Induction Day for 29 Kingsport Area Men
Today 29 Kingsport area men gathered at the Civic Auditorium and reported to the Armed Forces Induction Station in Knoxville for assignment. The Kingsport Selective Service Board processed names including James Jokimsom, Charles Bradley, Louis Woods, Walter Peters Jr. and many others in a orderly muster.
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Civic Audioriam
Armed Forces
Knoxville
Kingsport Selective Service Board
James
Harvey Jokimsom
Charles Bradley
Louis Samuel Woods
Walter Matier Peters
Glenn Anderson
Weater
Galvin Coolidge Christian
Donnald Laverne Shipley
Kimo Bisine Hoskins
Gentry
Willian Henry
Nicholas Fain Ower
Edward Whaley
Arie Hye Webb
Edgar Lee Retton
Ralph Westley Banmer
Fishing Fables Tale From Mumbled OCR Fragments
A fragmented historical notice presents garbled fishing related terms and stray phrases. It mentions dates like Saturday and places or names partially visible, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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