Delegates line up by state for 1944 party primaries
The article details April delegate allocations by state for Republican and Democratic primaries, noting unpledged and partially pledged slates. Wisconsin lists 24 Republican delegates with several pledged to Willkie and others to MacArthur, Dewey, and anti-Willkie. Illinois, Nebraska, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Minnesota are covered with pledged, unpledged, or favorite-son options and anticipated shifts in late April primaries. The piece also mentions Roosevelt and Dewey in various primary contexts, plus related election notes and a stray wartime stamp update.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Willkle
Douglas MacArthur
Bissaen
Thomas E. Dewey
Jean
Dewey
Siste
Roosevelt
Sinois
GOP
General MacArthur
Riley Bender
Chicago
Nebraska
Willkin
Bransen
Griswold
Stassen Atate
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Democratic State Committee
Ely
Pennsylvania
Martin
Missouri
New York
Chaplin Trial Dominates Weekend Labor Action Delays
In Los Angeles, Chaplin faces final arguments as jurors prepare to deliberate after weeks of testimony in the HM judge case over alleged immoral transport. In Atlanta, the Fourth Regional War Labor Board sends bus strike disputes from Nashville and Chattanooga to the National War Labor Board for immediate action, citing interference with the war effort.
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Gene H
Atlanta
Basid Baturday
Southern Coach Lines, Inc
Nashville
Chattanooga
National War Later Board
Washington
Coairman
M. T. van Hecke
Chajganozge
Wisconsin Nebraska Iinola and Pennsylvania Delegates Chosen
Direct preference votes are not binding on delegations. Seven delegates at a Minnesota Republican state convention will complete the state's delegation of 25. Mort of them will vote for Lieutenant Commander Harold E. Stassen for Minnesota governor. The Republicans have now done 2M of their 1,068 convention.
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iinola
Pennsylvania
Marge
Minnesota
Lient
Harold E. Stasten
Formane
Lonergan Convicted In Slaying Of Wife
Wayne Lonergan, 24, was convicted of second degree murder in the bludgeoning death of his wife. He faced 20 years to life and, after sentencing was postponed, his attorney planned to appeal while awaiting Judge James Garrett Wallace to set a new sentence. Lonergan showed no apparent sign of distress after the verdict and breakfast in City Prison.
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New York
Wayne, Lonergen
Peter F. Amoroso
Shavior
Guarde
Lonergan
Edward V. Broderick
James Garret Wallace
Pusher Marries Brewery Heiress Patricia Burton
A pusher who married the former Patricia Burton, brewery heiress, faces a mandatory penalty of 20 years to life. Judge Wallace may impose any term from 20 years to life under the law.
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Patricia Burton
Wallace
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