Roosevelt purge split with Farley defined in 1938 clash
Washington reports reveal James A. Farley says his break with Franklin D. Roosevelt stemmed from resisting the 1938 purge of anti-Supreme Court plan Congress critics. He recalls Roosevelt’s dislike of placing party leaders above personal loyalty. The piece also notes Atomic Energy Commission funding scrutiny and future plans.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Atomic Energy Commission
Jin Collier
Roosevelt
Farley
Harry L. Hopkins
Tydings
Maryland
Commission
Army
Rep. Wigglesworth
R.-Mass
Curbstone
Carroll L. Wilson
Appropriations
Caimr
David Lilienthal
Wilson
America
Farley and Roosevelt clash over third term and 1940 convention
Farley argued a slow drifting apart of political principles with Roosevelt, whose 1940 renomination by 946 votes to 72 over Farley created lasting rifts. Associates recall Munich and other events shaping Roosevelt’s decision, with Farley later joining Coca Cola Export as board chairman.
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Farley
Roosevelt
John Nance Garner
Senator Tydings
Cordell Hull
Eleanor Roosevelt
Patwer Farley
Roose
Velt
Munich
Blond 3-Year Old Able To Walk Soon
Nancy Ann Duman, three next August 31, daughter of Grace Mc Feely of Hejlwood, will soon walk after birth deformities. An operation corrected a deformed foot, she now moves on knees and will need several artificial limbs and costly care. The Pittsburgh family, with War veteran father, says they remain there for Nancy. Her aunt Mrs. A. V. Foltz provided the note.
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Nancy Ann Duman
Grace McFeely
Hejlwood
Nancy
Nancy Ano
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Duman
A. V. Foltz
Ernest
the Gazette
Banks Close On Flag Day Observance In Indiana County
Banks in Indiana County observe Flag Day with a Saturday holiday and 7 30 p m parade. The gathering near the courthouse features Pennsylvania Congressman James E Van Zandt as speaker after a procession along Philadelphia Street Sixth Water Fifth and back to the court house.
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Y Banks
Indiana County
James E. van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Elks Lodge of
Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Philadelphia
Fifth
Court House
van Zandt
Stander Eviction Suit Over Back Payments Alleged
Los Angeles, June 13. Character actor Lionel Stander and his wife face an eviction suit claiming they are about $16,200 behind on payments for a $65,009 home. Howard A. Kline and wife Bertha said they sold the house to the Standers last October and served notice to vacate April 30 after the Standers filed federal bankruptcy petitions. The Standers allegedly remained, with the Klines seeking $15 a day for each day since the notice plus $450 for loss of use.
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Los Angeles
Lionel Stander
Howard A. Kline
Bertha
Standers
Klines
Indiana County Sabbath School Association names leadership
Charles M. McMillen of Indiana R D 1 was kept as president at the annual convention held at the Indiana First Methodist Church. Officers include honorary presidents D F Rinn and Wallace C Chapman both of Indiana, plus J W Everett and other local leaders across Blairsville Homer City Cherry Tree and Marion Center in a wide slate.
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Charles M. McMillen
Indiana
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Indiana First Methodist Church
D. F. Rinn
Wallace C. Chapman
J. W. Everett
Clark George
Homer City
George Rickard
Cherry Tree
Helen Repine
Blairsville
Blaine Dick
Marion Center
Hazel Zimmerman
J. S. Gilhousen
Home
Lulu M. Braughter
Hazel Scroggins
John A. Ackerson
Dave Anderson
Harry A. Nichol
Indiana R. D
Lester Norton
Glen Campbell
Chester Husted
M. C. Stewart
Homer City R. D
Helen Rirk
Bertha Batsford
Temperance
Not Guilty In Drinking Driver Case
A jury returned not guilty verdicts yesterday afternoon in the Clair McCune case from Indiana R. D. No. 2, on charges of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence. The county must cover prosecution costs. Defense was by G. W. Musser, with borough police backing the charges.
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Clair McCune
Indiana
R. D
G. W. Musser
MaCune
Phyllis N
Thomas A. Galiardi
Indiana B. D
Galiardi
Katherine Matthews
G H. Matthews
New Florence A. D. No. 2
G. H Matthews
Brand
Harry Borchick
Clue Campbell
Young graduate completes 12 years without absence
In Magna Utah Bud Silcox 18 finished his grade and high school work after 12 years of schooling with perfect attendance. He noted his older brother Nello received a special diploma for five years of attendance at Cyprus Junior High School, and praised himself for beating that record.
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Magna
Utah
Bud Silcox
Nello
Cyprus Junior High School
Badow
Secret wartime super weapon claim shocks London
British ministries refused to comment on Auckland reports about a super secret project rivaling atomic bomb potential. The New Zealand Herald cited reliable sources saying research began in 1944 and continued in secrecy with Britain the United States and New Zealand involved. Prof. Leech was linked to coordination and, if true, the weapon could have influenced Japan.
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London
New Zealand
Defense Ministry
Air Ministry
War Office
Admiralty
Ministry of Supply
Auckland
Great Britain
United States
Japan
New Zealand Herald
David James Leech
Leech
Britain
Wellington
Florica
Adm
William F. Halsey
J. M. Snodgrass
University of California Division of War, Search
The
Sydney Daily Mirror
House Built In One Day Here
Merleiltle of Indiana laid a foundation on Washington Street and, with Scott Lumber Company help, had a late pre tab home erected in a single day on Wednesday. The home’s rapid rise followed sections arriving by truck and a sizable crew. The event ended with a cancellation of attendance at Huntey High School tonight, Friday, June 13.
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Merleiltle
Indiana
Washington Street
Scott Lumber Company
Wheeling
West Virginia
Huntey Cil High School
McGills Take Ownership Of Ford Building In City Trade
McGill Meteur Inc yesterday bought from Sulton Miller Inc the four story garage at 205 Sixth Street now housing McGill Motors Inc a Ford and Mercury dealer. In August 1945 McGill Motors Inc purchased complete Ford and Mercury parts supplies shop and office equipment from the seller.
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McGill Meteur Inc
Sulton Miller Inc
Sixth Street
McGill Motors Inc
Lewis McGill Flies to Ford Dealer Confab in New York
Lewis J. McGill of McGill Motors Inc leaves Allegheny County Airport by plane for a Ford Lincoln Mercury dealers meeting in New York City scheduled June 16 at the Waldorf Astoria. Ford president Henry Ford II and executive vice president Ernest Breech will present future plans to about 2000 dealers. G Weston McGill is already in New York for a vacation and will attend.
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Lewis J. McGill
McGill Motors Inc
Focal
Ford
Mercury
Indiana
Allegheny County
New York City
Lincoln
Ford Motor Company
Hotel Waldorf Astoria
Henry Ford
Ernest R. Breech
G. Weston McGill
New York
Building investors clash over 1921 concrete block project
Sutton Miller Co. attempted to buy the property but owner M dal M. Miller chose to keep it as an investment. The reinforced concrete building was built in 1921, as noted in McGills.
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Sutton Miller Co
My Dal M. Miller
McGills
July Fourth Features Fair Day In County Lions Sponsored
The Indiana Lions host a county Fourth of July fair day with a full program for Kiddies including horse show, baseball match between top county teams, harness racing, square dancing and a large fireworks display. Edwin M. Clark runs the square dance contest. Bill Steiner chairs the event with free admission and activities for all ages.
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Lions
Indiana Lions Pub
Moearth
The
Lions Club
Danny
Beavers
Royal Horse Owners
Karl Marton
T Te
Edwin M. Clark
Bill Steiner
Expanding Proving Grounds at White Sands Navy and Army cooperate
The War Department announced expansion of facilities and equipment at the White Sands guided missiles proving ground in New Mexico. Army engineers approve 76 new housing units costing 572500 dollars plus utilities and roads for 500 Army and 300 Navy housing. One story duplex housing will be open to civilian scientists. Engineers also add 78 instrument stations to track rocket flights and chart speed trajectory range and other missile characteristics along the test length.
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Washington
War Department
Army
Airorces
Navy
White Sands
N.M
Proving Ground
Hungarian Coup Seen As Preview Of Soviet Aims Worldwide
Lisbon June 13 Hungarian ex premier Niculae Radescu says the coup in Hungary foreshadows Soviet aims against the world, cites Nagy’s cabinet as only legal government, urges UN action, and recalls his own 1949-50 purge and later exile. He says Russians used him and Nagy as pawns and were not friends.
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Lisbon
Niculae Radescu
Romauia
Rumania
Russia
Radesci
Portugal
Ferenc Nagy
United Nations
Nagy
Hungary
Radescu
Romania
Awsis
Howe
Petru Groza
Com. Munize Romanig
Tractors and Water Buffalo Bargain Discussed in Manila
In Manila on June 13 talks consider a barter ratio with surplus tractors exchanged for water buffalo to till rice paddies. A festival at the Episcopal Church basement at 9th and Philadelphia features sandwiches, baked beans, potato salad, ice cream, sundaes, cake, and coffee from 4:30 to 10 p.m. on Saturday.
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Manila
Dune
Philipina
Philippines
Duncheon
Episcopal Church
Ment
Cor
Phila
Bevin Backs Marshall Plan As Bridge To Europe
London June 13 AP Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin called Secretary Marshall's aid for Europe plan a bridge to link the east and west and warned it would be disastrous to frustrate the great endeavor. He noted that including Russia in the American proposals clears misunderstandings.
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London
Ernest Bevin
Marshall
Russia
Foreign Press Association
Marshall Plan urged as first step to wide world recovery
The plan to save Europe hinges on a broader program to boost productivity and world trade. Benjamin Cohen of the State Department said from 15 to 24 billion dollars will be required in the next three to four years to prevent starvation and dictatorship, describing current aid as clearly insufficient.
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Europe
Marshall
Benjamin ¥. Cohen
State Department
Long Beach
Calif
Cohen
Bevin Sees Marshall's Speech as World Class
British leaders praised Marshal Plan remarks as a major global speech. Bevin urged active, urgent UK response and a European recovery program backed by U S financing, with a UN framework and coordinated efforts on coal, food, and transport.
Girl 15 Missing in Indiana Hinton Family Reports
Mrs George Hinton of Indiana reports their daughter Marie Hinton aged 15 or 16 has been missing from home since June 7. She is five foot six, brown hair, blue eyes, about 130 pounds. Mother asks anyone with information to contact Indiana 1801 W G E S Rummage Sale notice follows.
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Sseorge Hinton
Indigna
Marie Hinton
Indiana
Decade of Industrial Strife Warned by Journal
The Jornal warns of a decade of industrial political and economic hell unless the NAM Taft-Hartley bill is struck down by the Supreme Court or vetoed by President Truman. It singles out the United Mine Workers of America as the main target while noting railroad brotherhoods are exempt.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Worksers Jornal
Supreme Courts
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John Lewis
UMWA
Traffic Quiz leads to cheeky remark on speed limits
In Salt Lake City a traffic cop cited a woman after she failed to know the West Temple Street speed limit. While paying, she quipped to Judge Kevy Bos: someone else needs schooling on speed limits after asking him about Highland Drive.
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Salt Lake City
West Temple Street
Kevy Bosune
Highland Drive
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