Willkie Attacks GOP Policy on World Cooperation
Associated Press reports in New York on June 26 that Willkie assailed the GOP foreign policy plank as a war breeder and urged immediate moves toward a United Nations council and eventual general international cooperation. He warned against relying on great-power blocs and urged a voice for the United States in shaping world order.
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Chicago
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WASP Training Discontinued
Washington June 26 The fire continues as 63 5000 Lralt ing by the army sir forces and pilots in WASP schools share completed courses General Arnold announced today that 73 women pilots are on duty with plans to rise to 4019 by December The decision to end new candidates follows congressional rejection of a bill to commission WASP officers in the Army Air Forces
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Ward Sues WLB Over Membership Order Enforceability
Associated Press report states Ward Files suit to enjoin enforcement of the War Labor Board June 6 order requiring maintenance of membership and check-off of union dues, arguing arbitrariness and violation of hearing rights under the War Labor Disputes Act. Board would force discharge of employees who left the union since Dec 1943, Ward’s officials say. Previous suits and court rulings noted. reference to Atlantic depth near Puerto Rico.
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Chicago
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District of Columbia
Diversion of Rubber-Making Lines To High Octane Gas
Washington, Jima reports urgent appeals from military leaders for rapid diversion of rubber output toward aviation fuel. Director Bradley Dewey ordered 400000 patrols of intryienes redirected from Ayml thede to produce an extra 4000000 barrels of aviation fuel. Warner Patterson and Tealph Ay Bard described Axis attacks as unprecedented, emphasizing fuel shipments to fight overseas.
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Warren Sees Assured GOP Victory at National Convention
Governor Earl Warren told delegates in Chicago that the Republican party will return to power and guide the nation to peace and prosperity. He criticized the Roosevelt administration, urged victory and recovery for business and farmers, and predicted veterans would be welcomed home by a Republican-led country.
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Chicago
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California
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Washington
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Germany
Japan
Memorial service for Alex Hicke and Marie Hieks set
The families of Alex Hicke and Marie Hieks of Benyer announce a 2 p.m. Thursday service at Macy’s drawing room followed by burial at Linn Grave.
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Warren Warns on Peace and War Politics in Roosevelt Era
The speaker attacks the Roosevelt administration for undermining Congress and judiciary, condemns the New Deal as replaced by Win-the-War, and calls for unity over party politics. He argues private production creates jobs and opposes government overreach while urging focus on realistic peace.
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Bridges Loses Habeas Corpus Appeal in Deportation Case
San Francisco June 26 The United States circuit court sustained a lower court denial of a writ of habeas corpus by Harry Bridges 610 union leader aimed at blocking a deportation order. The decision 3 to 2 could be appealed to the United States Supreme Court for final ruling.
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Three Army Fliers Stranded in Grand Canyon Safe
Three Army airmen who parachuted from a B 24 bomber during a rescue mission in the Grand Canyon were reported safe on the Tonto plateau. Ground parties worked to effect a rescue as signals and color codes were used to relay their status.
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Five Million Men to Move Through Pacific Ports
Col James K Herbert, commanding officer at Los Angeles Port, told a civic meeting that after Germany and Japan are defeated about five million U S troops will be moved from Europe to Asia. He warned Pacific coast ports cannot handle even distribution, with San Francisco at 86 percent capacity and Los Angeles and Seattle at 26 to 40 percent. He predicted capacity would double or triple once the war against Japan falls.
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Methodists Reject Peacetime Universal Military Training
A California Arizona conference of Methodists condemned compulsory peacetime training as alien to the American way of life. The motion passed after a poll showed 148 ministers opposed and a majority in favor, reflecting mixed church views on universal military training.
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Russians push west as front lines extend toward Orsha
Soviet forces widened the offensive along a 63 mile front north and south of Vitebsk advancing toward Orsha and the Dnieper area. They captured Pishetalovo near the Orehe and moved to encircle Mogilev while rail and highway lines were cut. Additional gains included Votohin, Brozha, and Ratratro-Vichi as the Red Army pressed from the north and east. Localities east of Lake Onega and parts of the Leningrad railway were liberated, and coastal forts around the Gulf of Finland were cleared of fortifications near Vilpuri.
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Angus Steers Sell for 18 at North Portland cattle market
Angus steers brought 18 dollars at the North Portland cattle market, setting an all time high after a prior peak of 17.50. The report notes a 3165.60 top price and references other global events, including diamond finds and wartime maneuvers, in a scattered historical roundup.
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GOP Spokesmen Stand Firm Amid Willkie Debate Blare
GOP spokesmen show no tremor as Willkie clash unfolds over foreign policy plank. Reporters note Senator Danaher and Taft associates nod in agreement while the drafting subcommittee intends to stick to the language drafted by the foreign policy group led by Senator Arthur Vandenburg of Michigan.
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Connecticut
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Michigan
Winterkilling Factors in Winter Grains
The article notes that winterkilling hinges on snow cover during extreme cold periods. Well covered fields with mow reduce losses. adequate shelter in mid to late winter lowers the impact of freezing temperatures on fall-sown grains.
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