Doorbell Campaign to Boost MacArthur
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright chairs the National Veterans Committee for MacArthur for President and says a nation wide house to house drive will form a basic structure with a national committee, state committees in every state, plus county and sub committees in all communities to boost the bid.
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Transit Strike Averted In New York City
New York officials reached a tentative agreement with a C I O union and five private transit firms to head off a 3 a.m. walkout. Third Avenue Transit Corp halted the threat after offering its 3800 employees a 25 cent hourly raise retroactive to May 1, dependent on a fare increase approval.
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Truman Campaign Tour Skirts Civil Rights Issue
President Truman plans a campaign swing avoiding the deep south where civil rights tensions rose after Tuesday's primaries. He will speak in Chicago, the Midwest and Pacific Coast, with a Chicago stop seen as ideal for civil rights outreach among a sizable Black electorate. The route includes Omaha and Berkeley, while primaries in Florida and Alabama unfold.
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Largest Peacetime Maneuvers Begin at Camp Campbell
Camp Campbell Kentucky May 6 1940 troops linger as the Army opens Exercise Assembly the largest peacetime training operation since World War I under Third Army and Ninth Air Force command led by Lt Gen Al van C Gillem Jr More than 30000 troops participate in the siege style exercise described as an invader from the Caribbean area continuing through its planned completion.
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Alabama Electors, Run-offs Weigh in Election Crisis
The passage notes Alabama's 111 electoral votes and hints at run-off elections for delegate and elector candidates. It suggests Tru man faces Democratic electors pledged to withhold the state's vote from any President candidate who ran on a civil rights platform, with 11 electors expected to oppose such a ticket.
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Oklahoma Towns Hit by Tornadoes and Severe Storms
Tornadoes lashed Oklahoma towns with moderate damage in Blocker uprooting houses and a church while Okemah suffered greater loss to merchants and warehouses. Across a north south arc from Kansas to Texas line squalls brought hail rain and high winds with no deaths and only minor injuries. Mayor D P Dick cited 2.64 inches of rain and hail in 75 minutes near Okemah as power and phone lines failed temporarily.
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Wife Chased by Dying Mate With Death Knife
In Baltimore a 28 year old expectant mother Rita Zegzdryn told magistrate how her husband William Zegzdryn fatally stabbed himself during a dispute over her children. An autopsy found a single stab wound piercing the heart. She was ordered held without bail for grand jury action on a charge of killing her husband.
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