Delegate Naming In Home Stretch
The AP reports delegate selections in six states this week as Dewey leads the Republican field while Democrats prepare for known contests. Florida and North Carolina hold key primaries with runoff and senatorial choices, and candidates debate margins for pledged or uninstructed delegates ahead of the November vote.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Ett
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Reynolds
Dew
John W. Bricker
Georgia
Maryland
Dewey
New Yorker
Bricker
Millard Caldwell
Lex Green
North Dams
Delekata Republica
Eapodes
Har- Stassen
Utah
Democrats
House of Representatives
Holman
R-Ore
Oregon
Wayne L. Morse
War Labor Board
Last Forum Session On Current Events Tonight
Grant C. Haas of Madison conducts the final forum on current events Monday at 7 30 p m in Vocational school room 103. He will review the war situation and attempt to forecast summer developments.
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Grant C. Haas
Madison
Haas
Father Orlemanski Celebrates Masses in Springfield
Rev. Stanislaus Orlemanski celebrated masses at Our Lady of the Rosary in Springfield yesterday. It marked his first public appearance since his dramatic 26 day trip to Moscow to meet Marshal Josef Stalin.
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Springfield
Mass
Stanislaus Orlemanski Cerebwo
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
Moscow
Josef Stalin
AFL Labor News Highlights La Crosse Activities and Events
The La Crosse unions announce regular Machinists council meeting on Saturday with statewide reps. Flag Day ceremonies June 14 cap a march from court house square to Riverside Park led by William O Neill. Several labor events follow including Dr E Stanley Jones sermons June 18–23, bond drive planning, and a May 29 musicians dance.
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Machinists’ State Council
la Crosse
AFL
la Crosse Elks’ Lodge No
Court House Square
State Street
Fifth
Main
Riverside Park
William O’neill
Milwaukee Lodge
la Crosse Area
la Crosse Trades and Labor Council
Arthur Johnson
Carl Tofte
Musicians’ Union
Labor Temple
la Crosse Labor Leader
Tri- State Printing Company
North Third Street
Lucy Houghtaling
Women’s Auxiliary
I Am An American Observances Held Nationwide
Millions joined I Am An American Day events across the United States with a record crowd of about 1.4 million in Central Park New York. Justice Felix Frankfurter issued citizenship certificates to nine new citizens, each from a different country, as veterans paraded in Boston and stars headlined celebrations in Los Angeles and San Francisco. General H H Arnold spoke in Chicago as radio broadcasts carried the events nationwide. Hearst newspapers sponsored the celebrations.
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New York
United States
Central Park
Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Chicago
Hearst Newspapers
Radio Speech Contest Set At Prairie City
Sparta bureau reports Monroe county will enter the district 4 H club convention events at Prairie du Chien on June 2. A local county contest at the courthouse Saturday will choose the rep. The Prairie contest opens at 10 a m with nine entries. Speakers will give five minute talks.
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Tribune Sparta Bureau
Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
Prairie du Chien
Court House
A. D. Begley
Farm tire releases spike sales in wartime period
Government distribution of tires for farm use increased sales from 210000 in 1942 to an estimated 750000 for 1944, reflecting wartime agricultural needs and production adjustments.
May 2 1944 national radio schedule highlights
Broadcast listing shows NBC CBS and MBS programs across the day with Cavalcade Drama A Ship to Remember and Helen Traubel performances alongside News broadcasts, war-time serials, and concert hours. The schedule includes Doctor I Q Vox Pop Information Please and Sherlock Holmes.
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NBC
Barlow
Voorhees
Helen Traubel
CBS
Dick Powell
The
Rockies
Screen Guild
Mabel's
Horace Heidt
Counter Spy
Boss Morgan
Paul Lavalle
Army Air Forces
Sherlock Holmes
Paul Winchell
Jerry
Attilio Baggiore
Coast Guard
Bill
Dr. Malone
Burl Ives
Ozark Ramblers
MBS
Shady Valley
Black Castle
WKBH
America
Fred Waring
News of the World
Voice of Firestone
Camp McCoy
Raymond Gram
St. Louis
Josh
Daily War Journal
Billboard
Sports Review
Morgen Beatty
Guiding Light
Ma Perkins
Betty and
Bob
Backstage Wile
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Spotlite
Sacred Heart
Jimmy Alien
Farrell
Midnight
Nbe
Quincy Howe
News
Lyn Murray
Tim Healy
Jerf Sullavan
Jack Armstrong
Volney Hurd
Lowell Thomas
Henry J. Taylor
Bdly Fulton Lewis, Jr
Ed Sullivan
Johnson Family
Mbc
Kaltenborn
Parks and Warren
Cecil Brown
Sam and Abner
Biu Patton Oursier
Arlene Prancis
Dr. Watson
Cbs 800
Radio Theater
Cbs Counter Spy
Bdiu
Gabriel Heatter
Nick Carter
Goddard and Meredith Wed in Garden Ceremony
Beverly Hills report of Paulette Goddard marrying Capt Burgess Meredith in O Selznick garden. Chaplain O Stanley Brown officiated. Goddard wore a linen empire dress with a hairbound gold chain. Meredith had two prior marriages listed.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith
Army Air Forces
O. Selznick
O. Stanley Brown
Miss Goddard
Edward James
Nashville
N. C
Charlies
Meredith
Helen B. Derby
Margaret H. Freauff
New York
NATS Fleets Over 200 Planes and 8000 Men
The Naval Air Transport Service operates more than 200 planes with a workforce of 8,000, flying 3.6 million miles monthly on schedule.
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NATS
Naval Air Transport Service
Patriots Urge Support From Occupied Nations
Eisenhower's headquarters urged occupied peoples to aid the invasion by giving detailed intelligence on roads bridges rivers woods and landing fields. Germany warned of reprisals for French patriots who listen. Luftwaffe recon planes scouted Britain as bombs hit a Kent town.
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London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Philippe Henriot
Vichy
Britain
Scotland
England
Kent
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Merly
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Mir
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Richard DIX
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Sally Sweetland
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Albert Dekker
Overland Mail
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Sidney
Fat Man” Greenstreet
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