Dewey Silent on Nomination Bricker Sets Open Talk Stance
Governor Dewey continues to avoid declaring for the Republican nomination while signaling openness to express views on platform matters as Bricker press conference notes him as willing to discuss issues. Dewey leads delegates counting 386 pledged to Bricker's 64 in pre convention tallies as Indiana Republicans prepare for Friday’s convention selecting 29 delegates and nominees for senate and governor.
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Associated Press
Thomas E. Dewey
National Conference of Governors
Hershey
New Yorker
Dewey
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Indiantown Gap
Cker
Bricker
Earl Warren
California
G.O.P
Idiana
Homer E. Capehart
Indianapolis
James M. Tucker
Langners Lead Theater Guild In Oklahoma Musical Venture
Lawrence and Armina Langner, founders of the American Theater Guild, drive the postwar Oklahoma! project. Armina Marshall Langner, Oklahoma born, shapes the show while Lawrence heads productions, building a life in New York and Westport with son Phillip and ties to Helen Hayes and George Bernard Shaw.
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Malvina Stephenson
Central Press
New York
Lunt
Fontanne
America
Lawrence
Armina Langner
American Theater Guild
Langner
Guild
Teresa Helburn
Oklahoma
Hollywood
Broadway
Armina Marshall
South Wales
Elien Terry
United States
Theater Guild
Marshall
Lawrence Langner
Langners
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
St. Joan
Guild Productions
Bermuda
Democrats set runoff bids in Alabama as others back Roosevelt
In the seventh district runoff Jasper reps Carter Janasco and J. H. Deason face off with Birmingham rivals John Newsome and Luther Patrick. Maryland and Connecticut Democrats pledge 4 term support. Kansas adds votes to Roosevelt. North Carolina backs Hoey for Senate and Cherry for governor. Utah delegates back the president and favor Thomas as VP contender.
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Carter Janasco
J. H. Deason
Jasper
John Newsome
Luther Patrick
Birmingham
Maryland
Roosevelt
Kansas
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Senate
Robert R. Reynolds
R. Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
Connecticut
Utah
Sen
Albert Thomas
Rudy Vallee to Leave Coast Guard Soon
Lt. Rudy Valee 43 says the coast guard will place him on inactive list this summer. He and his band will tour for the fifth war loan campaign before returning to service. Out on a limb in Cherokee Iowa a lumberjack story notes danger of trimming trees. Indian army numbers cited.
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Los Angeles
Rudy Valee
The
Coast Guard
Cherokee
Iowa
Louis Collins
All Quiet Lies Behind Frontline Courage in Italy
INS correspondent recalls a Fifth Army patrol action in Italy where Sgt. Harry Lang suppresses a haystack gun nest with grenades and leads a dangerous advance, while Corp. Otis Smith and Sgt. Clyde Asbury endure heavy shelling and mud to reach a report point. An officer shields Crabtree as fire pivots to him. The communique remains All quiet.
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Larry Newman
International News Service
Fifth Army
Italy
INS
Harry
Happy) Lang
Bellinson Ave
Everett
Mass
Lang
Happy
Corp
Otis Smith
East Tawas
Mich
Smith
Phillip R. Crabtree
Union
Maine
Crabtree
Marine Father Avenges Son Wins National Award
Major Fred D. Conderman of New Bern was named fighting father of the year by the National Father's Day Committee after avenging his son Second Lieut. Robert J. Conderman killed at Wake Island. He defied orders to join Pacific operations, landing at Guadalcanal, later led Marine post office duty, contracted malaria, and now serves as mail officer at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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New York
Fred D. Conderman
New Bern
Marine Corps
Robert J. Conderman
Wake Island
Pic
Pacific War Zone
Guadalcanal
Conderman
North Carolina
Marine
United States
Camp le Jeune, N. C
Mullis Takes Over Carolina P.E. Program
C P E program chief Mullis adds navy and civilian physical education oversight at Chapel Hill. He already directed the hygiene program for first year students and teaches teacher training, making him a busy athletic department figure. Mullis, a Charlotte native, earned A B in 1938 and M A in 1940, coached and played basketball across eight seasons with eight state titles.
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Chapel Hill
C. E
Pete) Mullis
Carelina
Navy
Mullis
Charlotte
Carolina
Charlotte High
Tar Heels
Madison Square Garden
New York
Zurita to defend title after hand injury
Mexico City reports NBA light welterweight Juan Zurita expects to defend his title in about ten weeks after accidentally shooting his left hand while packing for a trip to New York for a non title bout with Willie Pep on June 16. Dewey enjoys Dodgers at Indiantown Gap. Roosevelt Raceway night trotting returns to Westbury for a 42 day meeting with fight races each night.
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Mexico City
Armando Zambrana
Juan Zurita
N.B.A
Zurita
New York
Willie Pep
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
L. A
One Armed Pete Gray Homers as Memphis Tops Chattanooga
Pete Gray the one armed outfielder for Memphis belts a 330 foot homer in the ninth of the first game of a doubleheader to spark a 10 to 2 Memphis win over Chattanooga. He also steals two bases to lead the league with 15 total. Arthur Curtis resigns as Georgia tennis coach to join the Naval Academy in history government and English. Bulldogs close spring with two wins two losses and one tie, falling to Howard College in Birmingham.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Pete Gray
Memphis
Southern Association
Gray
Curtis
Annapolis
Athens
Arthur Curtis
University of Georgia
United States Naval Academy
Bulldogs
Howard College
Birmingham
WFA to Cut Quotas For Hogs Eggs Beef
Washington May 29 The war food administration plans major reductions in 1945 farm quotas due to depleted livestock feed reserves. Officials say hogs poultry eggs turkeys and cattle production goals will be sharply reduced next year while field crops should remain high.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WEA
Milwaukees woes and Navy grid tales in sports roundup
The column recalls Milwaukee crowd scolding Charley Grimm then rallying after ten straight wins. It notes Navy coach Swede Hagberg away from games, historic Dan Merkle and Christy Mathewson debates, Clemson’s new press box and Ed Latimer hitching post. Also highlights Brig. Gen. Strother, Lt. Parry, and Ensign Kiefer family in service.
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Hagberg
Navy
Fred Merkle
Giants
Christy Mathewson
Ed Heubach
Matty
Mathewson
Intellectuals urged to organize like working classes
Prof Albert Einstein urged intellectual workers to organize for economic protection and social interest. He said lack of organization leaves them more exposed to arbitrariness and exploitation than other groups and praised methods used by the working classes to address the issue.
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New York
Albert Einstein
Dr. Einstein
Tion
Bodies of Mother And 2 Children Sent to Alabama
The mournful trio Ruth Welch Patrick 36 Eunice Gloria Patrick 17 and Tommy Patrick 11 drowned Saturday afternoon in the Pasquotank river near the coast guard air station. They were sent Sunday to Tuscaloosa for funeral services and burial. The mother wife of Russell Patrick died while helping her son as he floundered. Surviving relatives include Mollie Welch of Tuscaloosa seven sisters and two brothers in Alabama.
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Elizabeth City
Ruth Welch Patrick
Eunice Gloria Patrick
Tommy
Pasquotank
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Russell Patrick
USNR
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Patrick
Mollie Welch
Laura Fidmore
Myrtle Oden
Sophia
Dick Elliott
Margaret Welch
Beulah Welch
Alice Welch
Birmingham
Aline Welch
Selma
E. T. Welch
Rufus Welch
Alabama
Diet of Raw Foods Has Limited Value
In 1944 the Raw Food Diet defined by Bircher-Benner is outlined with its uncooked plant basis and low sodium high potassium composition. It notes limited scientific support, compares to other diets, and warns the regimen is not for long term healthy use beyond six weeks.
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Bircher-Bevsner
Zurich
Switzerland
Bircher - Benner
Holbrook
Milwaukee
Eppinger
Unique Reading Programs Planned At City Library
The librarian mapped a reading trip for readers to cross the continent and back with progress maps posted in the library. Reservations for the trip open Friday morning June 2 at a clock. The program runs through June July and August.
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City Library
Commander Milton Wayne Promoted to Captain at Local Unit
The War Department announced yesterday that Milton Wayne, commanding officer of the 2187th AAF Ace unit at High Point College, has been commissioned as a captain. Wayne has led the local unit for several months.
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Milton Wayne
High Point College
War Department
Window screen made of coated yarn resists corrosion
Plastic coated rayon and cotton yarns form a window screen resembling wire screens while remaining corrosion free.
Library Hours Change Promptly Cut to 6 PM
The library will close at 6 p.m. instead of 9 p.m. due to a revised daily schedule. Officials say service hours are adjusted to reflect reduced evening demand and staffing limits.
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Eugene O'Neil
Paramount
England
Stage Door Canteen
Helen Hayes
Department of Commerce
Langer
Rudy Vallee
Clyde Asbury
Swan
Dale
W. Va
Asbury
Carolina P.E
Dodgers
WFA
Casey Stengel
Milwwukee
Charley Grimm
Charley
Dean C. Strother
15Th Air Force
West Point
Owen Parry
New Orleans Armed
Bainbridge, Md
South Pacific
SMILE
Anita Kresnik
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls
Enterprise
High Point
By Logan Clendening, M.D
Clendening
Nore
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
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