White House Objector Detained In Protests Of Draft
June 72. James D. Peck of New York tied to a railing inside the White House during visiting hours to protest the draft. Secret Service released him after questioning. Peck had recent confinement for conscientious objection and faced further inquiries.
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Secret Service
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Walerk City
Agente
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Furthe
Two Officers Exonerated in Negro Dousing Incident
Police Commissioner announced two officers were exonerated after an investigation into the weekend assault on a Black woman during a disturbance. The officers were suspended pending further inquiry, with officials stating they acted in the line of duty and were unjustly beaten by the prisoner.
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Merantas
Don Attigues
Pho Wur
Abel
Camden Charter Receives Annual Report Status
A local charter record notes annual actions and financial items including payments and positions held. The document references individuals and organizations in a government context with incomplete details remaining readable.
Unclear Entry From Brooklyn Note Describes Peck
Fragmentary note from Reylet Brooklyn Minnesota discusses a person named Peck described as a cafeteria worker. It mentions years served at Danbury and re registration under the Selective Service Act.
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Reylet
Broooklyn
Deck Lun
Diesira
Peck
Danbury
Radio announcer gives away seven Florida children
Miam i Fla June 22. A 46 year old radio announcer William W Harvey placed a classified ad offering his seven children for adoption to seven Florida families. He said earned 75 dollars weekly and could not support his ill wife and children. Families to adopt include three daughters and four sons aged from eight years to nine months.
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Miamai
Fla
Jawor Imseoyor
Florida
William W. Harvey
Miami Newspa
Uaevey
Miami
Warvey
Radio
Harvey
Lake Worth
Billie Patricia
Iy Willian
Bath
Virginia
Digny
Charles
Thomagning
AMA Opposes Free Nationwide Blood Bank Plan
At the AMA annual convention a Honolulu delegate urged a resolution opposing free nationwide Red Cross blood banks, arguing the principle undermines paid medical services and local blood banks. The body previously backed free blood banks but debated the Red Cross role and costs, while a separate televised surgery drew attention.
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PA. Pinkerton
Honolulu
Delegiue
Pinkerton
Red Cross
Pinkerston
AMA House of Delegates
du Principie
Gul Ama
Loreal Medical Society
Red Cross PLC
Howes
Candidates Ail Want South's Vote
Fragmented OCR draft outlines South's vote dynamics with mentions of GOP, convention, and presidential ticket, noting states, early polls, and candidate positioning. Includes garbled names and scattered phrases about regional strategy and the Abana slate.
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South
Cominform meets behind iron curtain to map strategy
AP analysis notes a secret Cominform gathering with figures like A. A. Andankov, Palmiro Togliatti, and Jacques Duclos, likely in Warsaw or nearby to plan defensive and offensive moves against Western democracies. The piece argues the meeting aims to coordinate political pressure, propaganda, and potential coercion across Europe and Asia, amid postwar tension and the Marshall Plan responses.
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Dewitt Mackkenzie
Caninform
Poland
Sermien
Romania
Mane
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
A. A. Éhdankov
Palitburo
Palmiro “Coxliallt
Rome
Jacques Duieles
Paris
United States
Musecow
Warsaw
Europe
France
Italy
Western Hemisphere
Russia
Asia
Bulyarig
Hungary
Yuguslavia
Albania
Czechoslakia
Rewl Aeimins
Muscow
Adies
Pad
Oktain
Plan Blows Up Penvith Fag Meeting Collapses
Fragmentary OCR text describes a plan exploding near a pen with wind and oily references. Evacuations occurred as locals awaited repairs around a surrounding house amid a confusing report.
Wounded Youth In Accident Near Hot Springs
June 22 Benlan Arkansas report: 93 year old Benlan resident injured by shotgun blast while handling a punt. He was taken to a Hot Springs hospital with a severe abdominal wound. George Trench Jr. said he did not know the weapon was loaded. The wounded youth is identified as Mrs. May Smith. Portland Maine reports: Margaret Chase Smith signed today as the GOP senator nominee amid a three-man race in yesterday's Maine primary. Returns from portions of Maine precincts show Mrs. Smith leading with 63,041 votes to Horace A. Tildreich's 31.
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Py Ho Willan Jsuaith
Hot Springs
Sherif
George Trench
Jdr
Wills May Smith
Portland
Ben Margaret Chase Smith
Mediun
Maine
Little Rock
R. Ibland “Mitchell
Episcaya
Arkansas
Vivien
Rob
Greg C. Taweatt
Trinity Cathedral
New York
London
England
Maine Senate Nomination Sets Election Tone in State
In Maine a GOP nomination is seen as essentially winning the election with Democratic opposition minor. Mrs. Smith led a Senate race by a wide margin, while the rival faced Rev. Albion Beyer. The contest centers on who will challenge the Democratic candidate in September for the state’s Senate seat.
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Sumner Sewall
Albion PL Beyer
Hildreth
Sewall
GOP
Maine
Senate
Divs
Adelan H. Seolten
Portland
Elimination of Farm Gasoline Tax Vetoed by Governor
Lathe Rock and Laney today pushed the idea of ending the farm gasoline tax. The governor vetoed a 1946 bill to remove the tax citing the 1941 refunding act that uses the tax as bond collateral and stating reductions require bond consent. He noted his primary veto reason and related legal constraints.
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Luel
Dhe
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