Political maneuvers cloud Wallace bid in key states
The piece outlines internal party struggles as Lanton Orl and APM criticize ties to leftist groups and forecast challenges to Wallace. It notes Truman and Barkley potential tickets, John L. Lewis’s stance on labor plank, and Welshman’s district leadership in resisting the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ary
Mr. Wallace
Texas
Carolina
Mississippi
Virginia
White House
F.D.R
Kelly
E Jerseyman
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Windy City
Alben” W. Barkley
Kentucky
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Wendell Willkie
Mr. Lewis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia and Kentucky Labor Rifts Boost G O P Edge
A United Mine Workers journal notes internal divisions within Kentucky and West Virginia unions over support for the GOP nominee. It condemns administration wage policies and endorses Dewey Brick edition, praising Republican lines while identifying targeted Kentucky figures. The piece highlights Alben Barkley and others as focus of organizing efforts.
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West Virginia
Kentucky
Aus
U. M. W.-ers
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Knttucky
House
Andrew Jackson May
House Military Affairs Committee
Lewis
District 50 News
John L
G.O.P
Roosevelts Two Rulers and Public Offices Held
The two sovereigns were William II and Mary II. The offices held by Theodore Roosevelt include Center of the New York state legislature, member of the U S Civil Service Commission, police commissioner of New York City, assistant secretary of the navy, governor of New York, and president of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
William II
Mary II
England
Senter
New York State
U. S. Civil Service Commission
New York City
Navy
New York
U. S
Normandy Outlook Reflects Hope and Caution in War Talk
The article weighs optimistic notes on Allied breakthroughs led by Montgomery and Bradley against sobering counts of German strength. It compares 1914 18 mobilization to current calls up to fifteen million and warns of potential heavy losses as the push toward Caen and Chateau Thierry continues with a formidable Reich.
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Montgomery
Normandy
Bradley
Dempsey
Chateau-Thierry
Caen
el Alamein
Rommel
Egypt
Reichswehr
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Hitler
Hindenburg
Words of Wisdom: Endurance Overcomes Inescapable Evil
A brief aphorism notes that bravery in enduring hardship defeats an evil that cannot be avoided, reflecting a traditional moral stance. The line emphasizes resilience as a remedy to unavoidable wrong.
Horoscope for July 15 Birthday Powers and Promises
Inclined to fret yet pleasant and kind you are witty and imaginative with strong intuition. You will marry young and find love with a congenial partner. Maintain steady conduct and originality in business for excellent results, travel and new ventures portend success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonally
Ducky
Hints on Etiquette for Parting Guests
A columnist notes there is no courtesy rule to hasten a guest who overstays and lingers at the door, making long talks as they depart. The piece offers practical guidance on manners when guests refuse to leave promptly.
Sunday Horoscope and War Commentary Mixed Observations
The piece blends a birthday horoscope with bold wartime analysis. It notes a favorable year ahead for business, and warns a born soul may be stubborn yet highly capable. It also assesses Nazi Wehrmacht weaknesses and reliance on foreign mercenaries amid global conflict.
Leaders See Brisk Convention Ahead in Chicago
AP reports that Democratic leaders expect a lively Chicago convention next week over the vice presidential pick. Wallace's allies push for his renomination. Barkley fans debate. Dewey criticizes distant government, while Truman declines the VP bid. Kerr disavows candidacy amid shifting support.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Edward J. Kelly
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Roosevelt
Henry Ward
Paducah
Sun-Democrat
Alben Barkley
Barkley
Wallace
Ciolitical Action Committee
Washington
National Citizens Political Action Committee
Dewey
Albany
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Kansas City
Kerr
Truman
Hatch
D-Nn
James F. Byrnes
Sam Rayburn
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Palestine Constable Killed In Jerusalem Firefight
In Jerusalem a Palestine constable was killed and another seriously wounded in a gun battle with about 10 heavily armed men who planted bombs in a four story building. Dozens of explosions shook the city and wounded several British constables as the attackers escaped after exchanges with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Palestine
Mexiana Skin Relief Powder Promises Quick Comfort
An absorbent powder named Mexiana is marketed to ease heat rashes by absorbing moisture. The ad claims it uses ingredients commonly recommended for relief and promotes larger economy packages for ongoing use and convenience.
Roosevelt Jr dies in Normandy after heart attack on front
Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr., 56, son of the former president, died of a heart attack aboard a captured German truck in Normandy after a long day guiding Fourth Infantry troops. He will be buried in France. survived by his widow Eleanor and three sons and a daughter.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Normandy
Fourth Infantry Division
France
Quentin
Roosevelt
North
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Quentin Roosevelt
Gen
Algeria
Sardinia
Corsica
Eleanor Alexander Roosevelt
Theodore HI
U.S. N.R
Cornelius van Schaack
U. S.N.R
William McMillan
Balimore
North Carolinians Die In Navy Action
The Navy Department released a casualty list naming North Carolinians killed or wounded. Pfc Cecil N Ramsey USMCR is listed dead, with his mother Mrs Phatima McCrary of Charlot. Pfc James W Roberts USMCR is dead, with mother Mrs Mary L Roberts of Weaverville. Pfc William T Roberts USMC is dead, with mother Mrs Sue Roberts of Mayodan. Pfc Joseph W Rogers USMC is dead, father James Guy Rogers. Seaman Waldo Kenneth Wright USNR is wounded, parents Mr and Mrs William Kerney Wright of Zebulon.
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Washington
Navy Department
Ramsey
Cecil N
Pfc
USMCR
Phatima McCrary
Potter Rd
Charlot
Roberts
James W
Mary L. Roberts
Weaverville
William T
USMC
Sue Roberts
Rogers
Joseph W
James Guy Rogers
Wright
Waldo Kenneth
Seaman
USNR
William Kerney Wright
Zebulon
Buddies Mourn The Loss Of Capt Umstead
Saipan report pays tribute to Marine Capt John W. Umstead III of Chapel Hill North Carolina, killed by rifle fire while commanding a guard post at Hart command. He served since 1943 in multiple roles and was renowned for leadership and courage.
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Saipan
Marianas Islands
John W. Umstead, III
Chapel Hill
N. C
Umstead
Franklin A. Hart
Nate
Tc A. Umstead
Col. Hart
Condictor Namur
Goethe
Marshalls
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High Point
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Boston
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Pathe News
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Carolinas
James Cagney
Gold Coast
Margaret Lindsay
Ricardo Cortes
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Santa FE
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Wally Vernon
Twinkle Watts
Prrameda
Bill Boyd
Don “Red” Barry
Socen Fe
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Wesly
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le Desert
la Boulaye
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Republic Picture
State Theatre
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Andy Hardy
Paramount Picture
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Russia
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Wehrmacht
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Barton
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Dick Tenelly
Washington, D. C
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Washington Daily News
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High Point, N. C
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