Truman Urged to Make a Summer Campaign Tour
Democratic leaders pressed President Truman to embark on a cross country summer tour as a potential warmup for the 1948 campaign. Southerners and party officials urged a broad itinerary starting perhaps in Chicago, with possible stops in the Northwest and Southwest before returning to Washington. Truman gave no clear indication of planned travel.
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Greek Plot Exposed Hours After Soviet Denunciation
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Athens crackdown as police raids near dawn target 3,000 with 40 charged in a plot to overthrow the state. Many communists flee to mountains. those implicated face exile on Aegean islands. Gromyko’s UN speech framed amid Balkan tensions.
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Princess Elizabeth and Fashion Under Royal Rationing
Barbara Wacht London notes postwar rationing impact on the royal family. Elizabeth faces wedding gown worries as clothing allocations tighten, with gifts exchanged for coupons and gowns passed down from earlier generations. Mountbatten lives simply, while public focus on shortages and austerity colors royal life and duties.
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Lewis Contract Ignores New Labor Law
James Marlow reports on the Lewis contract developments as critics say the agreement skirts provisions of the new labor law. Officials emphasize compliance while opposition frames potential loopholes and enforcement questions.
Army allocates funds for Arkansas river flood control
An allotment of 244000 dollars was approved by the army engineers for immediate use on the Arkansas river flood control system at Little Rock Arkansas. Senator McClellan was notified. The funds come from the emergency flood control fund and will be supplemented by local funds. Work begins at once to stabilize caves along the sea wall at North Little Rock with an underwater mattress and bank installation.
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Beekeeper Battle Hits North Side Tenement
Mrs. Fred Schultz seeks eviction of a swarm occupying a bedroom in her six room North Side apartment. The landlord called city health officials and police. Two detectives and a florist bee expert examined the scene. Cyanide gas was proposed but would force three families to leave. Mrs Schultz awaits further guidance.
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Consolidated medical center proposal discussed by Arkansas leaders
Governor Loney outlined three factors for a possible consolidated medical center on West Markham Street including university medical school benefit, hospital impact, and federal approval. No studies were completed and Veterans Administration input awaits the full feasibility study. The University of Arkansas Board and hospital board will meet soon to review the plan. In Little Rock on July 16 the VA reported 36,025 Arkansans in schooling or job training, up from 15,264 in 1948.
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