Hull Denies Four Power Plan In Dewey Reply
Secretary of State Cordell Hull rebutted Governor Thomas E. Dewey by denying any intent to form a permanent four power military alliance to dominate the world. Hull cited the Moscow Declaration and Connally Resolution, and said Dumbarton Oaks negotiations will seek a general international organization based on sovereign equality open to all states.
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Housing Shortage Traps Cary Grant at Barbara Hutton Home
Hollywood reports Cary Grant remained at Barbara Hutton's mansion after she announced a separation. Grant said he had to confirm the statement and had moved out, though he apparently cannot leave the house. He reportedly uses a bedroom entrance through Hutton's suite, with his own lodging unclear amid a high profile legal custody dispute.
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Dorseys Wife Hushed Nose Slice Claim At Party
Hollywood report of a Sunset Strip brawl at Antonio Icaza and Jon Hall present as key figures. Pat Dane, reported Mrs Dorsey, allegedly swung a butcher knife at Hall while Icaza claimed a bystander role then intervened amid a chaotic party with undressed guests and bleeding participants.
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Voting Instructions Displease Senator Taft on Soldier Ballots
Sen Robert Taft criticized War Department guidance on the Soldier Voting Law, saying officers would help soldiers obtain federal or state ballots. He noted that the instructions require voting officers to assist, while stating soldiers cannot be ordered to vote. Taft welcomed amendments allowing sale of political publications at posts abroad but resisted full repeal.
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Ramspeck Named New Director of Speakers Bureau
New York Aug 21 Robert E Hannegan chairman of the Democratic National Committee announced the appointment of Representative Robert Ramspeck of Georgia as Director of the Speakers Bureau for the Democratic National Committee.
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Mad Seaman Slays Three Then Himself
Philadelphia report of a shipboard massacre off the west coast of Africa on July 11. Seaman Andre Pono killed Frederico Gonzalez, Jose Omega, Felipe Martinez, August Kramer, and wounded Thomas Beltram, Beegle, and others before fatally stabbing himself. FBI notes details from crew testimony.
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War Output Seen Magnificent With Shortages Cited
The Senate War Investigation Committee praised overall war production as exceedingly good but warned of spot shortages that must be quickly remedied. It said reconversion orders will not hamper war programs and that civilian goods bans may be relaxed where labor allows.
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RAF Bombers Drop Supplies for Warsaw Underground
MAAP HEADQUARTERS Aug 21 The full story of last Sundays 1750 mile flight by RAF Liberator and Halifax crews carrying arms to the Polish underground inside Warsaw was revealed. Navigators earned praise as crews flew at roof top level amid muttering mountain weather and deadly fire.
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