Dewey Seeks Early League Pact Ahead of Peace
The Times reports the administration aims to organize a new world security league before year end with a treaty ready for ratification by spring. Plans include a joint peace treaty and security structure to guide postwar issues at the peace conference. London reports a German bombing raid on London and southern counties with casualties and damage.
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World Security Organization
Senitr
League and World
the Times
London
Plans To Open Speaking Tour In Philadelphia
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Thomas E Dewey plans a Sept 7 Philadelphia address and a Sept 8 Louisville talk as part of a national campaign tour. He will stress American liberties at home and in the postwar world with broader plans to campaign in Pennsylvania Kentucky and Ohio.
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N. Y
Thomas FE. Dewey
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Kentucky
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Dewey
Paul Lockwood
Philadelphia
Louisville
New York
Herbert Hoover
National Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
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al Smith
St. Louis
GOP
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
French Lick
Indiana
Willkie
Bricker
State Schools Close as Illness Spreads in North Carolina
North Carolina schools will remain closed until after Sept 18 due to the infantile paralysis outbreak. Teachers must report Sept 14 for a week of pay, nine month terms planned. Colleges delaying openings include Woman's College Greensboro and the University of North Carolina. Guilford College moves opening from Sept 17 to Sept 21. Total cases reach 559 as the epidemic grows in the Piedmont region.
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North Carolna
State Board of Education
Carl V. Reynolds
Broughton
Gov. Broughton
Wonman’s College
Greensboro
Catawba College
Salisbury
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
University of North Carolina
Guilford College
Roosevelt Plans New League and Enforce Peace Proposals
President Roosevelt aims to submit a new league of nations to the senate and later seek power to enforce peace treaties, per a Washington dispatch in the New York Times. The report notes other wartime monetary details and a grass seed shortage warning from New York State College officials.
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New York
Roosevelt
of Nations
Senate
New York Times
Washington
World peace agency discussed to shape postwar order
Secretary Hull said a world peace agency may form before Europe’s war ends with talks at Dumbarton Oaks on possible UN security plans. Officials say establishment could come before borders are settled and debate whether by treaty or national legislation. Hull urged public interest and nonpartisan American participation in a peace agency.
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Europe
Hull
Russia
Britain
United States
Dumbarton Oaks
Association of Nations
Paris
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