South Opposed to Plan to Wait of Two Thirds Rule
The South staunchly opposes abandoning the two thirds rule for presidential nomination, arguing it protects against unsatisfactory candidates. Leaders like Ben Leppard and Governor Olin Johnston warn against ending the rule, while the Virginia and Byrd camps show opposition and the South Carolina delegation signals support for preserving it. The 1835 origin and historical use are cited to justify keeping the provision.
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GIMDERELLA SHOE FITS AM LOU MARLOW HONORED
Amy Lou Marlow was chosen as the girl whose shoe fit best in the Cinderella shoe content held Saturday at the Broadwater Inn. G J Woderts, manager of Fligelman's slow department, sponsor of the contest, announced yesterday. All young women present were invited to try the shoe, one of two white kid pumps, Miss Marlow’s foot apparently being the only one by triple A in the contest.
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Runaway Bride on a Transatlantic Voyage Ends in Uncertain Future
Mareie Cunotige flees after overhearing a marriage crisis aboard a ship bound for France. She hides in the cabin, contemplates love and betrayal, and ultimately joins a voyage crew and guests as the ship sails. A radiogram and rumors ripple from the deck as the narrative hints at alternative loyalties and a future rendezvous.
Barbara Bell patterns offer timeless fabrics and styles
A vintage Barbara Bell pattern advertisement promises endless fabric choices and flattering designs. It highlights pattern No. 187 B in multiple sizes with capelet sleeves, tailored panels, and modest cuts. The copy urges readers to request the Barbara Bell Pattern Book and place direct orders via the address box.
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Record of Roosevelt Convention Tensions and Alliances
Delegates arrive as Roosevelt camp braces for Philadelphia convention. Leftist Lemke Townsend Union challenge looms while right sees Tevols of Smith joining. Roosevelt assetted amid debates on two thirds rule, wages, insurance for farmers, and platform unity. Entertainment plans and exhibits expand civic spectacle as 1,501 delegates prepare to vote and debate atop the national program.
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President toils over piled bills as weary Congress adjourns
Washington, June 21. The Senate faced late hours as Congress adjourned amid passage battles on tax, revenue and relief measures. Roosevelt pressed unfinished agenda, with plans for a convention, a revenue bill, and relief funding continuing to dominate sessions.
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Losses in U S Traffic Deaths by State and City
An Associated Press tally shows New York led with 37 deaths among 87 total in the United States for the weekend. California had 21, Pennsylvania 10, New York City recording fewer deaths. nationwide five month totals fell 8 percent, while New York City deaths dropped from 294 to 257 between 1946 and 1915 periods, with overall accidents down from 13,396 to 9,772.
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Grace Moore Triumphs in The King Steps Out at Rio
At the Rio, Grace Moore lit up the screen in The King Steps Out and drew acclaim for her latest triumph. The star’s performance and role pairing with Franchot Tone as her leading man drew praise, solidifying her status as a screen favorite.
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Transients Leg Amputated After Freight Fall
Anjont Tronitis, a transplant patient, was brought to St Peter's hospital after a fall under a freight train near Boulder. His leg was amputated below the knee to save his life. The doctor described his condition as not improving.
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