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Friends Again as British and German Forces Ease Rules
British military governor Brian Robertson outlines regulations to govern future conduct of His Majesty's representatives in Germany. He says Germans are no longer enemies and friendship between nationalities should be encouraged, though real change may be slow and barriers remain.
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Fleming named president of Ohio Wesleyan University
Arthur S. Fleming, appointed in 1939, was named president of Ohio Wesleyan University at Delaware near Columbus. He plans to teach political science and develop a course inspired by his Washington experience to encourage graduates to enter public service and influence local politics.
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Fleming
America
United States
Civi
Clowning Not Your Route to Political Destiny
The Alabama governor James B. Folsom finished last among seven candidates for the Democratic national convention delegation, blamed on clowning and sensational stunts. The Mobile Press notes his headlines and public antics, including kissing women and removing shoes on the campaign trail, as factors in defeat. Other examples show entertainers winning races, but voters increasingly want serious leadership to address economic woes.
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Mobile
Big Jim
Warne
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Puttin
Huey Long
Big Bill Thompson
Chicago
Ters
Egbert Archeologists Find Ancient Skeleton in Lebanon
Archaeologists describe the skeleton dubbed Egbert of an eight or nine year old boy, possibly 60 000 to 75 000 years old, unearthed near the Arab Jewish dispute area in Lebanon. Father Joseph Murphy of Boston College Fordham University assists as the expedition hopes to reveal Neanderthal to modern human evolution and plans further postwar excavations.
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Egbert
Lebanon
B.C
Joseph Murphy
Boston College-Fordham University
Bible Thought For Today Confide In God For Guidance
The note reflects on talking with God intimately as his children and seeking guidance. It cites Gén. 21:17 where God heard the lad's voice, emphasizing divine attentiveness and comfort for believers.
Drowning of Kelly Moore in Coalton pond near Ashland Ky
Kelly Moore 31 of Rush Ky drowned in Coalton pond near Coulton yesterday while fishing. He was in a boat with Woodrow Makempy and Teddy Miller when they left him briefly. upon return his body was found in 18 inches of water. The note mentions a Spanish word for trial and the slang hoosegow meaning jail.
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Kelly Moore
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Coalton Pond
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Mece
Er ‘Moore
Woodrow MaKempy
Teddy
Miller
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Moore
Silent din of 1944 convention echoes Bricker Dewey clash
A torn Nation Today reminiscence recalls the 1944 Republican convention in Chicago. Bricker shakes hands with delegates in a blaze of balloons while Dewey’s headquarters lie dim and quiet. Despite the noise, the managers decide the real candidate, with Bricker stepping aside and Dewey finally nominated amid cheers.
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James
Marlow
Renrdon
Binoise
Philadelphia
Legations
New York
Dewey
Ohio
Bric ‘Ker
Stevens Hotel
Bricker
San
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Pewee
Land of Disenchantment in Union Square on a Sunday
A chaotic scene unfolds in Union Square New York as Sunday peace settles over activists and gamblers alike. Citizens debate atom bombs race results and politics while a drunken Wallace supporter wanders the crowd urging action and mocking hopes for a better future.
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New York
Buk
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Klein
Pre Convention Broadcast Plans For Republican National Meet
Cites June 18 dispatch from New York outlining television networks schedules and plans for opening sessions of the Republican National Convention next week. CBS adheres to regular programming with cut-ins possible. ABC NBC and MBS set other early and later times and program lineups. Mentions committee listings for Be it Tween and related delegates, and notes varied evening entertainment on several networks. Describes general convention broadcasting approach and a few stray trivia items.
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Warrant
ABC
Thomas E. Qewey
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Carroll Reece
NBC
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Anita
Lovers' Joy Amid Hospital Recovery And Wedding Plans
Kit and Kirk plan a discreet engagement under Tracy's gaze as Tracy pursues recovery and personal growth. Tracy contemplates change while Anita’s presence adds tension. In Manhattan, Kit and Kirk share a hopeful, intimate moment in a crowded lobby as they look toward a mountain cabin honeymoon and a future together.
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