Scott Named As Chairman By Republicans
Scott, a Pennsylvania congressman and former Philadelphia attorney, named by Republicans as national chairman to lead the Dewey campaign. He succeeds Carroll Reece of Tennessee with key roles for Brownell, Jaeckle, and other party leaders in planning the 1948 campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tofay
Philadelphia
Ion
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Thomas E. Dewey
Sen Edward
Dewey
Martin
New York
Foc
Herbert Brownell, Jr
National Committee
J.J. Russell Sperague
New York National Committee
Edwin Jaeckte
Deweys
Will Ake
Brownell
Jaeckle
Pennsylvania Barr Association
American Bar
Bond Sales Pass $200,000 Mark
The county wide savings bond campaign nears its quota of 275000 with total sales at 200802. County chairman Lester F Jones notes strong momentum in the drive, likening it to wartime effort and stressing payroll deduction and bond a month options to boost long term financial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester F. Jones
Treasury Department
Fort Wayne Man Heads Indiana Eagles Delegation
Indianapolis June 26 Up Harald Ho George of Fort Wayne led the Eagles lodge at Indiana during the opening sessions of the state convention. Other officers elected include Lee Comtell presiding, Ray Brock treasurer, Gatesell, Painesot, and McKeown in various roles as delegates and coordinators.
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Indianapolis
Harald Ho George
Fort Wayne
Eagles Lodge
Indiana
George
Snruial
Trater
Order of Eagles
Lee Com Tell
Connorsy
Ray Brock
Kokobir Mspy Pan Gatesell
Michusan City
Varela Visel Anderson
Chaplash
Painesot
Dianapalis Cordintet i
McKeown
Crvatords
Uard
UN Assembly Debate Edges Toward New Extension
Fragmented notes describe stalled talks at the United Nations as delegates push for a yearlong extension amid procedural clashes and shifting alliances. Key players include council members and regional blocs debating mandates and funding.
Two Autos Damaged In County Mishap
A county accident left two autos damaged south of the eayes yesterday after a collision involving a Coachman auto and another vehicle. Damage estimates ranged from 250 to 1500 dollars as the sheriff's department investigated the scene and noted left side and rear damage on the vehicles.
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Averett
Conrad
Barnes
Aere Badhy
Sheriffs Department
Sais
Courhmian Wita
Roth
Varnes
Holy Land Peace Jeopardized By Egyptian Acts
June 24 Rhodes reports that Egyptian actions jeopardized peace in the Holy Land and hindered Count Falke Bernadotte’s mission to secure a lasting settlement. The United Nations condemns the incidents as severe, with cautious calls for restraint and renewed dialogue.
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Holy Land
Rhodes
Falke Bernadotte
Peare i
Tatiana
Unite Nations
Crow Accepts New York Job
A former Lebanon man who earned a bachelor of science from Indiana may have accepted a New York position. The fragmentary report hints at a career move and possible ties to Antir American or Wakats entities, though details remain unclear.
Coal Miners To Get More Pay Boost in Steel Talks
Negotiations in the U S steel industry yield a miners wage increase seen as raising coal costs by about 0.50 per ton for homeowners. Larry M. E s chief negotiator notes the move will materially raise mining and production costs, reversing U S Steel’s April stance which cut prices by 25 million dollars annually.
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United States
neySoy
Dia
Alpha
Ikateen
Channen
cPisneat
Bis Steel
Rept Wade
Murra
Larry M Es
U .S. Steele
National Coal Association
U. S Steel
Fellowship Club Initiation Sparks Community Welcome
The Raghty Fellowship Boys hosted a welcoming initiation for new members and parents at the club. Attendees included Gail Mullen and William Ei Soy, with local organizers guiding the ceremony and ceremonies held in Roseland. The event aimed to unite members and celebrate the group’s activities.
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Raghty Fellowship
Davul Fides
Gail Mullen
Wiliam Ei Soy
Helen
Rotary Inducts New President at Annual Meeting
Rotary members announce a new president and board for the year. Thomas Bur is named president and general program chairman, with secretary and treasurer roles filled. New directors include Myers, Burrin, De Robert Wiseheart, McMonard, Grena Shanks, and Druley Parker. Other appointments cover sergeant at arms, song leader, publicity director, club service, vocational and community service chairs.
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Richard W
Bering Lehaip
Jane Petit
Sirmidene Ofheleubi
Thomas
Bur
Terce
Pregram
Takas
Stanly
Mr. Myers
My Burrin
Byron H . de Robert i Wiseheart Ployd
L McMonard
Wo Grenashanks
Druley Parker
Rocco Tacebelli
Harry Vo Jones
Jesse M. Batterton
Harold B. Lawler
Paul Ro Honan
Clifford G. Anteliff
Vital
Carl J. Winkler
Registration Under Draft Act Starts Aug. 16
Washington June 2. The test registration drive under the peacetime draft act will begin August 6. Officials estimate that by August the first registration will be mailed to draft eligible men. The plan includes three tiers of induction with a possible February deadline for the second group if needed. The public reaction and details remain unsettled as officials push ahead with the program.
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Washington
Qinier
National Defense
Tie
Fatud
Chatre
Smergens Howe
Moiahie
Democrats Plan For Convention Trip To Philadelphia
Indianapolis reports that about 140 Hoosier Democrats will travel by special train to the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, leaving June 26. The delegation is led by former US Senator Samuel Jackson of Fort Wayne, the party’s favored presidential candidate, with arrival set for July 1 afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Joh Hurt
Philadelphia
Sammel de Jackson
Fort Wayne
LH Club Camp Attendance Warned by County Extension
A damaged report outlines a one year camp plan by the LH Club with leaders and counselors named, including Margaret Mes and Biren Silla. The county extension office directs the event with supervision, sessions, and safety guidelines.
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Netien
Lasik
Balti
Shoeraber
Bglgo
Rae
Richards
George Bewalien
Joes Vfan
Vanes Mendenhak
Greis
Margaret
Biren Silla
Olivers Warner
Fateh
Ghiarae
Wesmenscetilers
Hntin Sauvers
Esti Seneiris
Berlin blockade sparks protest over lost traffic
Bertindine and Robertson protested to Marshal Vansily D. Loke to restore normal traffic and communications with Berlin after Soviet restrictions halted sunhare transport. Western aid flights began delivering silk and medical supplies as Berlin’s crisis deepened with currency controls and canal disruptions. The Berlin City Council sought UN intervention while Britain, France, and the United States weighed options, with talks ongoing in Bern London and Washington.
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Bertindine
Cis
Gersip Rein Robertson
Liryay
Vansily D. Loke
Berlay
Alfred
Berlin
Bee Tin
Robertson
Sokeliva
Germany
Ilipeter Meek
Rinna
Soiet
Sevet
Seach
London
Foreum Office
Foreign Office
Britain
France
United States
Bertin
Bern
Washington
Lew Douglas
Ernist Beven
Wiliam Strang
Bevin
Trang
Dhet
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Reece
Macon Adtuat
Randolph College
University of Virgin
University of Pennsylvania
Reserve Officers Training Corps
US Naval Reserve
Atlantic
Pacific
Warren
John Foster Dulles
GOP
Len Arthur Tf Vandenberg
Michigan
Gov
Alfred Driscall
New Jersey
Alexander Smyth
Knowland
Harold F. Stassen
Dewey Warren
Fort Wayne Man Teads
Indiana Eagles
UN Assembly
Crow
Lebanon
Ius BS
Prank Crowl
Earl Warren
California
Joy
Lewis
Rotary
Ver Myers
Richard Adney
Bors
Logansport
Gov. Thomas & Rewey
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