Churchill backs Tito to unite Yugoslavia against Nazis
London reports Winston Churchill defending Marshal Tito as the key to uniting all Yugoslav resistance against Germany. He warned the Allies may win the Balkans without Turkey and urged a world council of powers to ensure postwar peace. He praised Spain’s regime yet insisted democracy must prevail in occupied nations.
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Churchill Sets Vision of Postwar World Order and Armed Peace
Churchill described a future world order backed by force with a world council of great powers, minimum armament standards, and a world assembly. He warned the Atlantic Charter does not bind on Germany and Japan and urged an armed United Nations structure to prevent new wars. He praised past sacrifices and urged action to secure lasting peace.
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Supreme Court ties ballot stuffing to federal crime
Washington May 24 The Supreme Court rules that stuffing ballot boxes is a federal offense in congressional elections, usable against conspiracies by election officials. The ruling lets offenders be tried in federal courts in addition to state courts, with a maximum fine of 5000 dollars and ten years imprisonment.
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Browder urges Anglo American long term trade pact
At Madison Square Garden a May rally, Earl Browder said US Soviet ties are normal but Britain and America face unsettled postwar trade issues. He warned British capitalists fear expansion of US plants and urged a long term Anglo American agreement guaranteeing Britain a share of world markets. About 18,000 attended. Carrie Chapman Catt in New Rochelle in serious condition after a heart attack, hospital announced.
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Carter's Little Liver Pills Digestive Aid Claim
An old ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills to boost liver bile flow and improve digestion. It promises relief within about thirty minutes and urges readers to buy, stating a price of 25 cents. The copy emphasizes natural digestion and warns against artificial aids.
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Court clarifies ballot bribery not a federal crime
Supreme Court has not ruled specifically on an individual's action. It restated that bribing a voter to cast a ballot for a candidate is not a federal offense. A stuffed ballot box, however, deprives a voter of the full force of his ballot and is a state law violation. To State Osteopathic Board Topeka, May 24. UP-Dr. For
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