Tobin Counted On to Round Up Labor Vote
Democratic party officials warn of court action in southern states to compel electors to back the national ticket. Alabama and Mississippi pledge votes for Thurmond Wright, while Thurmond claims he will win more electoral votes than Truman.
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Truman
Democratic Party
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Thurmond-Wright
Thurmond
Rescuers Are Rescued by Sub in Naval Rescue Mission
A rescue plane carrying a Public Health Service doctor was shot down by a submarine after locating the sub 400 miles east of Charleston. Nine aboard survived with no injuries. seven enlisted men and Lt. A G Cupples were rescued by the submarine Torsk and later flown to Elizabeth City, with the doctor preserving the ill man using ice packs during the 400 mile trip.
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Navy
Edward B. Sapp
Charleston
Nathan C. Brady
Buxton
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J. E. Smeltzer
Cape May
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Hubert la Vine
Kalamazoo
Mich
William J. McCullen
Boston
Maas
C. S. Ethridge
Wanchese
Wash
Public Health Service
Allen F. Thomett
Coast Guard
Elizabeth City
India's Rich Rulers Are On Way Out
A 1916 observer recalls the Gaekwar of Baroda and Prince Jaisingh, noting lavish allowances and misadventures. The piece argues Indian princes are fading away, signaling a change in India and a loss of regal color from the world stage.
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Mous Gaekwar
Baroda
Gaekwar
Jaisingh
Europe
Harvard
Maharajah of
Scout Executives Call Off Conference
Region 6 scout executives conference set for August 22 27 at Blue Ridge cancelled due to polio. Over 1 800 executives from five southern states were to attend with Uwharrie Council representatives Hackney Turner Copeland and Gaskins. Possible make up in Atlanta Georgia late September or early October.
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B Hackney
Hackney
Lloyd Turner
Hoke Copeland
C. M. Gaskins
Uwharrie Council
Atlanta
Board Delays School Openings Over Polio Epidemic
Dr. Roy Norton state health officer says openings may be delayed but left to local authorities as 32 new polio cases push yearly state total to 1,417. Clyde Erwin and Norton discuss best approach with local officials, counties report varied case totals across North Carolina.
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Norton
State Board of Health
Clyde A. Erwin
Conferni
State Board of Education
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Mdiron County
Caldwell
Guilford
Lincoln
Buncombe
Catawba
Forsyth
Stokes
Wake
Burke, Caswell
Craven
Gaston
Harnett
Mecklenburg
Surry
Wilkes
Soviet Consul Immunity Question Stirs New York Court
The Soviet ambassador sought court immunity as the New York Supreme Court weighed action against the Soviet consul general. State officials advised caution while noting no official position from Washington or Albany. In Washington, Russian spy hearings continued with Rep. Thomas announcing Samarin would be questioned behind closed doors as perjury probes and witnesses Kramer and Silverman faced tense, lengthy questioning.
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State de
Michael Mdermott
Alexander S. Panyushkin
Reese
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McDermott
New York Supreme Court
Dermott
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Washington
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R-Nj
Michael Ivanovitch Samarin
House Un-American Activities Committee
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Charles Kramer
Abraham George Silverman
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Kramer
Silverman
Miss Bentley
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
UN Mediator Lifts Veil on Jerusalem Violence
UN mediator Bernadotte reports a midnight battle near Jerusalem amid a truce, with both Arabs and Jews accused of firing. Observers tally 75 on duty as he urges de militarization to restore quiet, noting differing accounts on who started the fighting. Heavy shelling and stray bullets disrupted the city center and outskirts.
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Jerusalem
United Nations
Bernadotte
Holy
Real Estate Firm Incorporated in High Point
Certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh list M. Ernest Welch Incorporated of High Point with $100,000 authorized stock. Ernest Welch Hester Welch and F F E McNeill of High Point subscribed $300 each to the new real estate firm.
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Raleigh
Thad Eure
M. Ernest Welch
High Point
Ernest Welch
Hester Welch
F. F E. McNeill
Military Police Turn Back Two Russian Forays
American and British military police repelled two Soviet forays into western sectors of Berlin aided by German police from the Soviet zone. Russian MPs and German officers sought to search houses across the border and at Potsdamer Platz.
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Berlin
Johannes Sturm
Ernst Reuter
Eee
Potsdamer Platz
Grave of Josiah Henson in Dresden Ont
The grave of Rev. Josiah Henson known as the original Uncle Tom from Uncle Tom's Cabin lies in Dresden Ontario. The historic burial reflects Henson's pivotal role in abolitionist history and Canadian memorials.
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Josiah Henson
Uncle Tom
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Dresden, Ont
Tsetse Fly Breeding Needs Shade. Ontario Area Noted
The Tsetse fly requires shaded habitats to breed and can be controlled by clearing brush over large areas. Ontario, Canada, covers more than 412,000 square miles.
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Canada
Hias
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