Wisconsin Delegation Faces Wallace Vote Question
Madison reports the 26 member Wisconsin delegation will caucus on vice presidential candidates next Monday in Chicago. The outcome hinges on President Roosevelt’s support for Wallace. King predicts solid backing if Roosevelt endorses Wallace, or a split if the president remains silent.
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Elroy
Violent Explosions Rock Jerusalem
A Palestinian constable was killed and another seriously wounded in a gun battle with about 10 heavily armed men who placed bombs in a four story building in central Jerusalem. About a dozen explosions shook the city as the attackers escaped after exchanging fire with police.
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Norway Ends 126 Years of Peace With German Invasion
The text notes that Norway’s long era of peace, lasting 126 years, ended with the German invasion in 1940, marking a pivotal shift in European conflict and regional history.
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Radio Tonight and Saturday Listings for July 14 1944
Radio schedule shows NBC CBS BLU and MBS programs with news, dramas, variety acts, and quizzes across 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, including Nero Wolfe Gilligan events, Lucille Manners concert, Thin Man, Meet Your Navy, and Stage Door Canteen.
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Lucille Manners
CBS
Charlie Ruggles
Moore and Durante
Nero Wolfe
Johnny Long
People’s Platform
Fannie Hurst
Horace Heidt
Rainbow House
Halloran Hospital
Hawaii
Gallicchio
Nbe
Cbs News
Blu News
Mbs
Pan-America
Orch
Nbc Victory
Barbara and Boys
Ted Husing
Cbs Dance Orchestra
London
America
Casey
Bdin
Dunn
Dick Tracy
Geries—biu
Chick Carter
Bill
Jack Armstrong
Parrell
Quincy Howe
News Time
Hop Harrigan
Basic
Terry
Lyn Murray
Tim Healy
Blu
Hop Herrigan
Jeri Sullavan
Lowell Thomas
Nbc World News
Henry J. Taylor
Bdiu
the Sea Hound
Mercer
Music Shop
Nbe-Basic
Bdly Palton Lewis, Jr
Cbs-Basic Volney
Carolyn Gilbert
Cbs-Basie Dance Music Orchestra
cbs-Dizie
Bila Radio
Kaltenoorn
Nbc Dance Orchestra
Cbs Broadcast of
Cecil Brown
Parker
Thin Man
Meet Your Navy
Great Lakes
Abe Lyman
Chet Morris
Garry Moore
Jimmy Durante
Earl Godwin
Conserve Truck Tires Warning From U S Office
Union of directives from the national OPA office through P H Griffin district director warns that quotas will be cancelled for tires 8.5 inches and larger through July. Griffin notes 25 percent of commercial vehicles could be off the road this summer without a maximum conservation program. Instructions include keeping tire pressure recapping not overloading proper tire matching and regular inspection. Salvador notes government controls have reduced food prices.
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Griffin
War Plants Display Products and War Film Event in La Crosse
City residents will see locally made war equipment exhibits in Doerfinger store windows and a Riverside park display of captured enemy gear. E. Wallace Evans leads the United States Employment Service effort with local officials and industry. Mayor J J Verdhota to welcome guests after a color guard. The program includes a band concert, Boy Scouts participation, and three rare war films The Bombing of Schweinfurt Capture of Cassino Pacific Victories.
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Riverside Park
E. Wallace Evans
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Vans
J. J. Verdhota
Forrest V. Armstrong
Schweinfurt
Cassino
Pacific
Massacre in Ora-dour Sur Glane Reported by French Agency
The French press service said last night that about 800 people were killed by German forces on June 10 in Ora-dour Sur Glane central France. Men were shot and women and children died in a locked church set afire after being dynamited. Only seven or eight escaped and all buildings were burned.
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Oradour - Sur - Glane
France
Three Die In Separate City Traffic Accidents
Mrs Helen Bluemel age 29 and her daughter Donna Mae 5 died when a car driven by her husband Thomas J Bluemel plunged into a ditch and hit a power line pole. Bernie Helke 23 died of injuries after a car she rode in collided with a trolley bus.
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Donna Mae
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Ex Senator Bristow Dies at 83 in Fairfax Home
Former Kansas senator Joseph Little Bristow died at his Fairfax Virginia home after a three week illness at age 83. The report notes his service in the U S Senate and includes a historical aside about the union of Norway and Denmark between 1397 and 1814.
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Milton T. Murray
Milwaukee
Delbert J. Kenny
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Fox River Valley
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Vilas
Ralph Amoth
Leo Vaudreuil
Alexander O. Benz
Fairfax
Joseph Little Bristow
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Kansas
Norway
Denmark
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