Off year voting seen yielding few clear trends
Washington observers expect limited conclusions from Tuesday's off year elections in Kentucky Massachusetts and several states including Ohio Indiana New York and Mississippi. contests include a Kentucky governorship race a six way Mississippi Senate race and four House vacancies with no big expected upsets in key districts.
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Kentucky
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Massachusetts
Formosans seek plebiscite or risk upheaval says exile source
An underground Formosan member in Shanghai warns that without a plebiscite at the forthcoming peace conference, bloodshed and rebellion against China will erupt. He cites carpetbagger loot, library pages used as wrappers, and scrap industrial equipment sold on the Shanghai black market. He says unemployment tops 500000, yen devalues, and about 3000 nationalist soldiers have deserted to become bandits.
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Formosa
Formosan
Five Nazis Sentenced by Belgrade Court
A Belgrade military court sentenced five former Nazi political leaders for Serbia to death and one to 20 years at hard labor. The court's action reflects ongoing postwar accountability in Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Senator Attacks Hiding of Wedemeyer China Report
Senator Wilson denounces the State Department for blocking Congress from viewing Gen. Albert Wedemeyer’s China survey report. He charges secrecy as an attempt by the military to impose wartime curtain rules and warns of a slide toward totalitarian government. The State Department cites potential harm to national interests and allied nations.
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Wedemeyer
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Pete Woll Heads Y Leaders Club
Pete Woll is the newly installed president of the Y Leaders Club and Bob Robinson serves as secretary treasurer. The group comprises older youths and men interested in guiding younger boys clubs, and the club now has 15 members.
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Treasure
Feathered fashion stirs U S wildlife service concerns
The Fish and Wildlife Service reports trouble distinguishing legal feather trims from protected plumes amid French fashion trends. Frederick C. Lincoln notes egret aigrettes spark confusion as customs seizes finery. Training and reference images are being supplied to agents to identify lawful plumes.
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Fish and’ Wildlife Service
Frederick C. Lincoln
New International Dictionary
Cam Jerce
The
Wildlife Service
Plymouth Rock
Norea
Service
Club Secretary Teaches Boys Work Schedule
Members, according to Taylor Roberts, boys' work secretary at the M. CA. E.G. Shaw and Roberts direct the club, which meets Mondays at 5 p.m. at the Central M. .,
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Taylor Roberts
Trucking Association Lauds Taft Hartley Act at Meeting
The American Trucking Association closes its annual convention in Los Angeles praising Congress for passing the Taft Hartley Act. E. J. Buhner of Louisville succeeds Ted W. Rogers of Scranton as president, continuing the ATA leadership since 1933.
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American ‘Trucking Association
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Congress
E. J. Buhner
Louisville
Ted W. Rogers
Scratton
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