Farley Warns of Red Threat and War Peril
James A. Farley, addressing the Lions International convention, warns that Soviet Russia aims to dominate world life and threatens peace. He says peacetime hours test America, fears Red Fascism surpassing Fascism, and urges cooperation to achieve law, justice, and peace amid global arms race pressures.
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Appeal Filed in Ohio to Put Wallace on Ballot
An appeal was filed in the Ohio Supreme Court seeking to place Henry A. Wallace on the November ballot. Nathan R. Zahm of Cleveland, director of the Ohio Wallace-for-President Committee, filed the notice.
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$21 Million in Goods Tied Up by Russia Ban
Officials estimate $21,000,000 in Soviet orders for American goods are blocked by the Russia export ban enacted in March. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer planned to reveal which items may be exported at a 2 PM news conference as an interagency panel drafts a list of goods restricted or allowed. Some heavy machinery already blocked is accumulating storage charges in warehouses.
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Cruelty Quota Doctors Divorce Filings Amid Police Incident
Dr Westy B Van Cott and his wife Margaret filed for divorce within minutes of each other in Los Angeles. Both allege cruelty as police report a bedroom door chopped with an axe and a barricaded confrontation that led to arrest on the doctor’s property during a shooting at police incident.
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Four Men Beat Disabled Veteran in Baltimore Case
A 30-year-old war veteran paralyzed from the hips says four men halted his car after he honked, beat him, and forced him onto the curb. Two suspects, Frank Franklin and Joseph Hoslusny, were fined up to 130 dollars. two others are at large. John Chilcote, who is disabled, testified the attack occurred as he waited for a light.
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Korean quits role as civil executive
Ahn Chai Hong, 53, resigned as civil administrator in South Korea due to failing health. The United Nations Korean Commission said no part of its report would be released before the U N General Assembly meets in September, and the commission observed South Korea's May 10 election.
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Willing Kidnaping Case Ends With Release In Wichita
A 17 year old girl Mrs Mary Kalinoski was released in Wichita after police reports say she accompanied Arthur Deets Jr 23 of Kingston Pa willingly. Deets faced kidnapping charges filed by the husband Thomas Kalinoski. The district attorney in York Pa authorized the release.
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Dewey and Stassen Join Fight Against Aid Cut
Senate Republicans including Vandenberg rally to restore foreign aid after the House slashed the administration plan by about 1 billion dollars. Dewey and Stassen push to reverse the cut, arguing it undermines free world confidence. Taft has not stated his position. The administration sought 6.533 billion for foreign spending in the next year.
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Threat to Dixie's Segregation Told by Texas AG
New Orleans June 8 Dixie must build colleges for Negroes immediately says the Texas attorney general or the days of segregation will be numbered. Price Daniel told the closing session of Southern Attorneys General that Negroes must have equal higher education or the U S Supreme Court will end segregation. He suggested admitting Negro students into white schools under a desegregated plan.
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House trims European recovery fund to 5.98 billion total
Congress authorizes 5.30 billion previously and the House reduces the amount to 5.98 billion, enforcing a 15 month spending span. The move signals tighter control over aid programs and timelines for disbursement.
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