Wallace confirmation fight and German counterattack recap
The article details Democratic opposition to Wallace's Senate confirmation over the George bill curbing Commerce powers, with Bailey and George shifting positions amid intra party loyalty tests. It also reports a delayed, high-stakes vote and a bold allied defense near Liege where American units blunted a German push, preserving momentum for the Allied cause.
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R. A. Wallace
Senate
George Bill
Department of Comree
Capitol Hill
Wallace
Walter F. George Georgia
RFC Authority
Joh W. Bailey
North Caroa
Senate Com- Committee
Bailey
George
Jemmy
Jesse H
Rich B. Russell
Georgia
Wal
Vritory
Rooset
Mason and Dixon
Mr. Wallace
Eugene E. Cox
Igia
Howard W. Smith
Vira
Rogert C. Slaughter
Antis
V. P
Liege
Belgium
Monschau
Roer
von Rundstedt
United Nations
Joan Berry Plans To Act In New Picture With Chaplin Involved
Joan Berry, tied to a paternity suit against Charlie Chaplin, signed a film contract with Agents Richard Monroe and George Van Marter for a Monogram Studios project. The retrial of the case is set for May 2. Also in New York, songwriter Al Dubin, age 54, died after a brief illness. He wrote 2000 songs including Dancing With Tears In My Eyes and Tiptoe Through The Tulips. The text notes milk as a calcium and riboflavin source.
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Hollywood
Joan Berry
Charles Chaplin
Iss Berry
Chaplin
Richard Monroe
George van Marter
Monogram Studios
Miss Berry
Calenda
New York
al Dubin
Zurich
Switzerland
Radio Schedule Highlights Early Evening Network Programs
A dense listing of Monday February radio programming across networks includes news reports 6:00 PM 6:30 PM and 7:00 PM featuring Dick Tracy and Tom Mix serials. The lineup also lists The Captain Midnight sketches Sally Moore songs Abbott and Costello style comedy and War Correspondents broadcasts with Fulton Lewis and Gabriel Heatter.
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Farrell
Wildernese Road
Hop Harrigan
Tom
Mir Uiney Howe
Kiernan & News
Terry
Spor
Como
Jack Kirkwood
Broadcas
Fulton Lewis
Hedda Mvupp
Raymon Ce
Voor
Cort
Cecil B. de Miller
Idio Theater
Cbs
Ed Wynn
Bilu
Gabriel Heatter
Nbeo
Johnny Morgan
Cbs East
Bob Hawk
Alf
H.—Mbe
Names of 1908 U S soldiers killed in action listed for North Carolina
War Department released 1908 names of U S soldiers killed in action. North Carolinians listed include 1st Lt Edwin R Johnson Mount Holly and Fayetteville area service members, with next of kin. Other names span Europe and Southwest Pacific theaters with multiple towns such as Fayetteville Raleigh Morganton Salisbury and Lincolnton among listed communities.
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Washington
War Department
U. S
North
G Gibson
Samuel A., Jr
Samuel A. Gibson, Jr
Hillside Ave
Fayetteville
Gordon
Tech
Robert H. Charles W. Gordon
Spencer
Graham
Ardis E
Matthew W. Graham
Raeford
Jessup
Howard L
Jennie L. Jessup
Sophia
Jones
Pic
Lyman L
Macbell J. Jones
Gay. Joyner
Julian Y
Berry F. Joyner
Springhope
Leafood
William E
Harriett C. Leatherwood
Clyde. MacDonald
John B
Edna Maxine MacDonald
Salisbury
Maness
Charlie V
Mace
Nellie G. Price
Ellenboro
Stone
Richard A
Richard A. Stone
Menglenhall St
Greensboro
Warlick
Pfe
Clyde F
Macie Warlick
Lincolnton
White
Henry H
Lanie N. White
Oxford
Wright
Wiley L
Mary
Kannapolis
Little
Raymond
Bessie Little
Badin
Mills
Richard
Ferne A. Mills
Westend
Roberts
Bryant R
Virginia B. Roberts
Leaksville
Simpson
Gr. Emry
Four North Carolinians Listed Among Navy Casualties
The Navy Department announced 128 U.S. naval casualties including four North Carolinians. Dixon Dixon, Gordon a torpedoman's mate third class U.S.N.R. wounded. parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Edgar Dixon Nathans Creek. Faw Wade V. Pfc. U.S.M.C.R. wounded. mother Mrs Ella Mae Faw 308 C St North Wilkesboro. Lane George Washington Seaman second class U.S.N.R. missing. parents Mr and Mrs Murry Boyd Lane Selma. Mayer Irvin B. Pfc. U.S.M.C. wounded second time. mother Mrs Emma M. Rosaler 709 Boylan Dr Raleigh.
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Washington
Navy Department
U.S
Dixon
French Gordon
U.S.N.R
Thomas Edgar Dixon
Nathans Creek
Faw
Wade V
U.S.M.C.R
Ella Mae Faw
North Wilkesboro
Lane
George Washington
Murry Boyd Lane
Selma
Mayer
Irvin B
U.S.M.C
Emma M. Rosaler
Boylan Drive
Raleigh
Dewey and Bricker Meet for First Time Since Election
Gov. Dewey and former Ohio Gov. Bricker, Dewey's running mate, dined at the Albany executive mansion in a social confab last night. James C. Hagerty, the latest executive assistant, said the gathering marked their first contact since the election.
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Albany
N. Y
Dewey
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
James C. Hagerty
American Doughboys Dig Cow Foxhole in Europe
HAL BOYLE reports on American doughboys feeding and sheltering Daisy Mae the cow in Europe. Infantrymen dig her a foxhole boosting her milk output to ten quarts daily as they fend off German artillery and share relief amid frontline duties.
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Hal Boyle
Daisy Mae
Europe
Joseph A. Mongelhizzo
Pittsburgh
Bricker Declines News Interview During Social Visit
Bricker moves toward New York City en route to a Lincoln Day dinner where he is slated to speak tonight. The visit with newsmen was described as social and no formal press briefing occurred.
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Bricker
New York City
Ration Roundup Notices Stamps and Coupons Details
Ration Roundup lists stamp and coupon validity for meats fats processed foods sugar shoes and fuel. tenure dates extend through March to June with various limits. The report notes a large displacement of Europeans due to war, estimated between 30 and 40 million.
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Thorugh
OPA
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