Dewey Seeks Unified Front as Willkie Backing Looms
Dewey resumes campaign in Albany after Willkie backer Wendell L. Willkie pledges strong support. Samuel F. Pryor of Connecticut forecasts a solid bloc for Dewey and Bricker. Massachusetts leaders Joseph Martin and Leverett Saltonstall visit as Dewey plans a luncheon with three Republican congressmen.
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E. Dewey
Members of Congress
Wendell L. Willkie
Pawling Farm
Republi
Albany
Samuel F. Pryor
Connecticut
Eastern
Willkie
Pryor
Dewey
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Sinclair Weeks
Massachusetts
Congress
Weeks
Republican National Executive Committee
House
Joseph Martin
Leverett Saltonstall
U. S. Senate
Henry Cobat Lodge, Jr
Canning No 1 Science of the Kitchen
County agent Cora Lee Westbrook urges Hempstead County homemakers to can surplus Victory garden vegetables using seven core steps. Emphasizes fresh food, clean gear, fast work, proper heating, current guidance, airtight jars, and cool dry storage to ensure safe preservation.
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Cora Lee Westbrook
Hempstead
Nye Fight Mirrors Isolationist Pulse In North Dakota Primary
North Dakota voters backed Senator Gerald Nye in a tight Republican primary as isolationist sentiment loomed over foreign policy. Rival Lynn Stambaugh ran strong, challenging Nye’s record, with Gov. John Moses facing Nye’s opposition stance and aiming to seize anti-Langer GOP support in a presidential election year.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
North Dakota
Pearl Harbor
Gerald P. Nye
Nye
Lynn A. Stambaiven Fargo
The
American Legion
State Board
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Rufus Holman
Ore
Stambaugh
Asher L. Burdick
Nonpartisan League
Senate
John Moses
Moses
Congress
Roosevelt
Olds Wins Committee Endorsement for Federal Power Post
In Washington on July 10, land P. Olds won a three to two committee endorsement for a new five year term on the Federal Power Commission. The vote split along party lines, and the panel said the recommendation would be sent to the Senate interstate and foreign commerce committee. Olds testified he is not a communist nor a member of the American Labor Party and denied writing for the Communist Daily Worker. Basil Manley has been acting as chairman during Olds' absence since June 22.
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Washington
Leland P. Olds
Senate
Federal Power Commission
Tunnell
D-Del
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Olds
American Labor Party
Communist Daily Worker
Basil Manley
Desert air fields train 15 000 pilots
Four southwest airfields in the Arizona desert have passed the million hour mark in military pilot training flights and have instructed 15 060 students from 29 countries to fly for the Allies. The hours flown equal the flying time of a 661 980 plane armada on a London to Berlin bombing mission.
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Thunderbird Field
Ariz
Arizona Desert
London
Berlin
Ten Held for Gas Theft at Army Bases
Memphis FBI announced arrests in a large scale theft and sale of high octane gasoline from army air bases across five mid-southern states. Seven Memphis truck drivers and three Arkansas station operators faced charges of theft and receiving munitions of war. Names include Jesse D. Aycock, Justus H. Edrington, and Alaska Duncan. Arraignment set for Jonesboro, Arkansas.
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Army Air Bases
Federal Bureau of Investigation
D. S. Hostetter
FBI
Arkansas
Baton Rouge
Hostetter
Jesse D. Aycock
Blytheville
Ark
Justus H. Edrington
Osceola
Alaska Duncan
Negro
U. S
W. M. Rankin
Jonesboro
Bees Swarm Pole Trapped by Chicago Police Beekeeper
In Chicago a swarm attacked a backyard pole. Patrolman John Haupka summoned a bee expert who used smoke to pacify the swarm and guide the bees into a hive. He then escorted the bees home. In New York a chimp named Joe at the Central Park Zoo escaped a toothache related misadventure and appeared to signal consent in a playful exchange.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Milton P. Wright
John Haupka
Haupka
New York
Joe
Doube
Centralark Zoo
Public safety warns young women to wear more modest dress in Long Branch
Long Branch officials say police spent the day warning women over sixteen seen in shorts or bathing wear to go home and change. Commissioner Frank A. Bravo criticizes pin-up image influence and calls for stricter public decency standards to curb immodest appearances on city streets.
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N. J
Frank A. Bravo
Long Branch
Public Safety
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