Republican Biggies Reach Philadelphia Today
Four Republican presidential hopefuls arrive in Philadelphia to boost pre convention efforts and influence ballots. Gov. Thomas Dewey leads along with Senators Taft and Vandenberg as campaigning dynamics heat up ahead of the first ballot.
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Michigan Governor Names Vandenberg as Available for President
Gov. Kim Sigler of Michigan said Sen. Arthur Vandenberg would be available as a presidential candidate due to his unselfish devotion to country and his record as a statesman. Sigler, chairing Michigan’s delegation to the Republican National Convention, stressed Vandenberg’s experience in foreign policy and domestic insight, noting he would serve if the people demand it.
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Dewey Sees Strong Nomination Possibility
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey told reporters in New York that he is confident of winning the Republican presidential nomination but would not guess on the ballot. He arrived at Grand Central Terminal for an overnight stop, with Mrs. Dewey and secretary Paul E. Lockwood, and predicted a top share on the first ballot with Sen. Robert Taft, with his own strength growing as a possible favorite son candidate who may later withdraw.
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Trapeze Performer Falls to Death in Madisonville
A trapeze artist with the J A Gentson Shows plunged to her death during a stunt watched by a crowd in Madisonville Kentucky. Her father manipulated the safety rope as her mother played a waltz. a broken arc and a fall from about 40 feet ended the act and the performer died later. The accident occurred before her parents and carnival spectators, marking a tragic collapse of a daring performance.
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Republican Platform Makers Eye Farm Cost Plan Vote
Philadelphia AP dispatch reports Republican platform makers favor a farm price plan to curb living costs, especially food and farm tire products. Delegates consider relief measures tied to government aid and farm relief, with emphasis on wholesale price controls and market interventions.
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Russians Block Freight Traffic to Berlin Area
Russian tanks and armored units near the Soviet West German border backed new travel restrictions in the Soviet occupation zone. Freight and personnel were separated and traffic was halted for hundreds of miles from Helmstedt to Hanover. West-bound travel from Berlin faced general limits as troops and police manned trenches along the zone line. The Greek front saw mediator Bernadotte wrestling with peace terms and potential extensions of a four week mandate.
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Two Seriously Hurt In Youth Traffic Accidents
Two youths were seriously injured in separate traffic incidents yesterday. William A. Norris was struck by a reckless driver on a city street. a 12 year old boy named Billy was hit by a car near his home four miles north of Tathar. Police say the driver lost control and the vehicle left the road striking a tree.
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Alvah C. Roebuck Dies, Sears Co founder at 84
Chicago report on Alvah C. Roebuck, longtime partner in Sears Roebuck & Co, death at age 84 after a life shaped by early Sears growth. The article traces his role in forming the firm, overseeing watch and jewelry ventures, and later exiting management before 1940.
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House Wins Fight Against TVA Plant
A Washington House committee rejects plans for a Tennessee Valley Authority plant. Lawmakers vote against the project amid local opposition and concerns over environmental impact and energy policy. The decision halts construction and shifts attention to alternative energy options and regional planning.
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Model Airplane Meet Attracts Strong Attendance Today
The Model Airplane Meet is expected to draw good attendance as enthusiasts from AMA groups gather for a 40-competition event. Observers report several pilots from different clubs, with plans for displays and competitive flights across 330 acres of field space.
Senate Tightens Atomic Commission Term Extension Plan
The Senate approved a bill extending the term of Atomic Energy Commissioners for five years amid debate over appointments and the balance between energy policy and confirmation battles. Supporters argued the move would stabilize leadership. opponents warned it could bypass rigorous scrutiny of nominees.
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Bill OK'd After Filibuster Halted In Senate
In Washington a draft bill to mobilize peacetime service for young men cleared the Senate after a filibuster. The 259 to 146 vote crossed party lines as Republicans and some Democrats supported passage, with opposing votes from other Democrats and American Labor Party members. The measure moves toward House action, amid debate on military training and reserve forces.
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205000 Displaced Europeans Admitted To U S
Washington reports the Senate passed a wartime immigration bill granting entry to 205000 displaced Europeans. Debate was stormy, with criticism of the plan and concerns over border rules and wartime needs.
Cotton Wool Fund Approved By Senate
The Senate approved a fund to support cotton and wool programs. Legislators backed the measure citing market stability and farm support.
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Congress approves foreign aid bill to aid recovery and curb communism
Congress passed a 6.03 billion dollar foreign aid package aimed at reviving Europe and halting communism. The House approved 39 to 62. Senate gave final voice vote. The plan spans 12 to 15 months, with Truman authorized to spend within a year if needed. Additional talks on housing, farm prices, and postal rate hikes followed as conferees prepared the next steps.
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Senate breaks 21 year long session record
Weary senators shattered a 21 year old record with a lengthy Friday night session starting at 7 p.m. They met for 7 hours and 3 minutes, surpassing the previous 4 hour 52 minute mark. The discussion touched on a ship purchase and a theater investigation.
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New Effort To Aid Farmers In Congress
Washington (UP) Republican leaders pressed anew for a farm bill as conferees met after afternoon talks. Senate and House negotiators considered parity and price support, with optimism fading and key figures saying agreement remained unlikely. The wartime price-support program was the central issue as talks continued.
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Confederate General Howell Dies At 102
Confederate General Howell, 102, died at his home in Bristol Tennessee after weeks of illness. The longtime commander of the United Confederate Veterans reportedly celebrated his birthday last January with hundreds of attendees from across the country. Mary Pickford was expected to attend the event.
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