Dems weigh Wallace hold as Hannegan visits Washington
National Chairman Robert E. Hannegan travels from Chicago to Washington to assess Roosevelt’s stance on Henry A. Wallace for the ticket. The party also names John McCormack as chair of the platform making resolutions committee as Dewey vows strong electoral support in the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Robert E. Hannegan
Chicago
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
National Committee
Athe Ienterday
House
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Thomas E. Dewey
Vandenberg
Dewey
Albany
N. Y
Middle West
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Canada
Wallace
Hannegan
Psalm Fragments and July 1944 County Meeting Notice
The page presents one minute test answers to biblical verses and a July 7 horoscope remark about talents and mourning customs, followed by a Sunday horoscope predicting ambition and happiness. It notes a North Africa WWII front logistics update and ends with a Guilford County Commissioners meeting notice for July 24 1944 in Greensboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
North Carolina
State News Briefs from Greensboro and Beyond
State superintendent Dr Clyde Erwin spoke at a workshop closing at Women's College with 27 of 35 North Carolina business colleges represented. Tobacco growers from Robeson County prepared to present resolutions to Gov Broughton demanding daily border belt market sales and representation in US Tobacco Association. A Miami Beach traveler from New York died of natural causes in a Greensboro bound train berth. Tarboro pilot Lt William Gatling completed 190 combat missions, cited by a presidential unit citation. A Durham man killed his brother-in law and shot his wife then killed himself in Chatham county. North Carolina Engineers planned a Wrightsville Beach convention which was canceled per government travel guidance. No short weight reports found in local basins or sausage products over six months. Potato ceiling details incomplete.
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Greensboro
Clyde Erwin
T. B. Browne
Colon
Women's College
State Department of Public Instruction
Business Education Department
Lumberton
Robeson County
Border Belt
Broughton
David H. Fuller
North Carolina
TATUS
Joseph Fishman
Miami Beach
Fla
New York City
Southern
Fishman
Baltimore
W. W. Harvey
Guilford County
Rome
William D. Gatling
Tarbara
N. C
Mediterranean
Gratling
324Th
German Prisoners Given Bread Water Diet at POW Camp
Charleston, July reports Capt. D C Williams says several hundred German prisoners in a local POW camp breakfasted on bread and water after a mass work refusal. Provisions were withdrawn and prisoners kept on bread and water until cooperation is shown. The camp experienced earlier unrest between factions.
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Charleston
8. C
D. C. Williams
Williams
James Ritty
Ohio
Camp
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Thomas Dewey
Colt
Francis Gabreski
Oil City
Army Air Force
Evreux
France
Gabreski
Kay Cochran
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hawaii
State Agricultural Department
Wescott
Pearl Harbor
United States
Luther Burbank
New York
Lewis J. Valentine
8Th Army
North Africa
J. E. Millis
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Siler City
A. L. Brooks
Chatham County
Sam M. Sams
Durham
Ham Phillips
Bear Creek
Sams
Brooks
Phillips
Raleigh
North Carolina Society of Engineers
Wrightsville Beach
EB. D. Burchard
Asheville
C. D. Baucom
Harry T. Wescott
Air-Mail
Samson
SGA
BIG Family Pack
Bledder
Armand Me
Sons of Pep
Bibles
Valle
SLUE
Mr, Caer
Caldwells Syrup
Pepsia Dc
Polaroid
Ouija
105
South MA
Atta Dla
Be Reath
Carter
Fletcher
Tampax
Alophen
Gabby’s
Carrom Board
Bobby Pins
Mec
William
RAY War Bonds
Fung
Dr.Foster
GA Foster
Capudine
Lone
Metal Oo
Prince Albert
Hind
Ae K
SKOL
SUN Glasses
KODAK
Jergen’s
Stanback
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