Democrats to Use Old Headquarters
The Democrats moved into the Hotel Biltmore for their national campaign HQ, occupying the same rooms that aided 1936, 1940 and 1944 victories. Teletypes, typewriters, telephones, and desks filled the 50-room facility as operations began.
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Both Nominees at Same Fete
Presidential candidates Truman and Dewey will speak on a single radio program at New York International Airport opening. Truman to give a 10 minute talk, Dewey seven minutes. They sit together at the air show with over 100 lawmakers and dignitaries attending the air power demonstration. Truman arrives from Washington at 1 15 p m and departs 2 50 p m.
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New York International Airport
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
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Mr. Truman
Washington
Cautious Mate Unkissed Wife Seeks Divorce
Mrs Lorraine Rubin testifies in Los Angeles court that she and Dr J Salem Rubin lived apart as he refused affection for years. He claims her conduct rendered him unable to show love. She seeks $1000 monthly alimony, custody of two sons, and half of $100000 community property. married 1935, separated 1945. trial continues.
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Lorraine Rubin
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New York
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Bill proposes wartime controls on prices and wages
A wartime style program seeks price ceilings on essential commodities, wage controls via a wage board, and strict inventory and rationing powers. It targets cost of living, production, and parity pricing, with hearings and reviews while Republicans warn of a police state and inflation risk.
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GOP Attacks Truman Policy in Inflation Fight
The article reports Senate and House Republicans denouncing President Truman amid inflation debates. Wherry and Dirksen assail his foreign policy and housing plans, urging market solutions and private housing over government programs, while Kefauver and Keefe call for money controls rather than price ceilings. They warn of political expediency and emphasize free enterprise.
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Prince August Wilhelm Faces War Crimes Trial
FRANKFURT and Crailsheim reports say Prince August Wilhelm of Prussia may stand trial in a German court for crimes against humanity. Arrested in Crailsheim on a Potsdam warrant, he was released on bail. no extradition request has been received. He was denazification-convicted in May and released the same day.
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Nazis
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Envoy Resigns From Hungary to Egypt
Budapest July 29 official announcement confirms Dr Victor Csornoky Hungary's minister to Egypt resigns. He had just returned from Cairo two weeks ago to report to the government.
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Hungary
Victor Csornoky
Zoltan Tildy
Egypt
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