Wallace Carries Views Into Dixie on Campaign Trip
Wallace, speaking in the South, says he is pushing for a liberal Democratic party and supports Truman. He criticizes the Truman doctrine, calls for a U S Russian peace treaty, and says both nations overplayed their hands. He attacks Senate Republicans led by Arthur Vandenberg as sabotaging peace efforts.
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Henry A. Walldeeper
Democratic South
Wallace
Truman
United States
Russia
Montgomery
Senate
Arthur Vandenberg
Foreign Affairs Committee
Lodge
Democrats Call Budget Cut Drive a Failure
House Democrats denounced the effort to trim the 1948 spending plan as a failure after the House approved a war department budget with $40,000,000 for new planes. The bill totals $5,280,982,423 and goes to the Senate with a net cut of $435,809,077 from the budget estimates. The committee admitted an earlier $280,000,000 error, noting the amount covered in the plane contract authorization and in the $396,000,000 in new cash.
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Washington
House
Blican
Truman
War Department
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Soup Company Workers End Labor Row
In Philadelphia on June 6 a 14.7 cent per hour wage rise averted a 9,000 worker strike at Campbell Soup after 32 meetings between the CIO union and the firm. U.S. conciliator Peter Manno said a strike would have shut Chicago and Camden plants and disrupted tomato operations for 3,000 farmers. The agreement called the deal the highest wage package in the canning industry.
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Philadelhia
Cmpbell Soup Company
Food, Tobacco Agricultural and Allied Workers
CIO
Company
Peter J. Manno
U.S. Conciliation Service
Chicago
Camden
N. J
Anne
Wide drunken chair to be auctioned in New York
A chair branded Chippen dale with an extra wide seat and tilted back, curved arm rests designed for sprawling, is slated for auction next week in New York. Auctioneers note the English call it a drunkard's chair.
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New York
Rainbow Rainbow Wedding For Park Fund Drive
Public invited to rainbow wedding next Thursday night at the park to end fund raising for remodeling First Baptist church. Church groups in color order perform including Daughters of Dorcas and Ushers with Prof. S Burford in charge of music. Campers return June 7 after a week of activities. YMCA board meets June 6 8:00 p.m. A hay ride June 9 to Greensboro Center arranged by Mesdames Stanton and Williamson for Zion and First Baptist. Bishop Grace to preach in Greensboro at United House of Prayer July 7. Silver Tone Quartette at Mt Olive Baptist Sunday at 3 p.m.
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First Baptist Church
The
Daughters of Dorcas
Pastors Aid
Missionary No. 1
WIC
Missionary No
Greensbor Center
Mesdames Stanton At
Williamson
Zion and Fir
Baptist
Grace
C. N. Grace
Greensboro
N. C
St. Jo
United House of Pray
Silver Tone Quartette
Mt. Olive Bapt
Davis Ave
Barbers Association Discusses Science of Barbering
The Barbers Association met Wednesday night at the Ritz Shop on Fairview Street. S. V. Barnhill spoke on the science of barbering as members planned the next meeting for June 18 at Young's Barber Shop.
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Barbers Association
Ritz
Fairview Street
S. V. Barnhill
Young's
Starlight Gospel Singers to Perform at Adventist Church
The Starlight Gospel Singers will sing at the Seventh Day Adventist church on Sunday at 5 p.m. Public is invited.
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Starlight Gospel Singers
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Camp Whispering Pines arrival and revival notices
Information from Camp Whispering Pines in Raleigh states campers will arrive Saturday at 6 p.m. at the William Penn campus. parents urged to meet daughters there. Also note revival at St Mathews Holiness Church beginning June 9 with Bishop Davidson of Greensboro officiating. public invited.
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Whispering Pines
Raleigh
L. S. Merritt
Wm. Penn
ST. Mathews
Davidson
Greensboro
St. Mathews Holiness Church
Carolina Trailway
William Penn
Annie Mae Chavis
Iris Ann Harris
Betty Scott
Betty Portee
Lois Johnson
Inez Burris
Deborah Covington
Willie Walker
Jean Harris
Geraldine Clinton
Betty Bruton
Dorothy Camp
Vivian Harper
Evelyn Robinson
Bernice Elliott
Betty Bynum
Shirley Ashe
Essie Mae Tyson
Ella Carter
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la Cartel
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