Future Brighter For Parents Who Gave Their Children Away
Mr and Mrs William W Harvey plan a new life after advertising their seven children for adoption due to destitution and the wife illness. An offer to appear on People CBS may provide transportation to their father’s Springfield Mass farm. they aim to leave Miami and change their names. Harvey said the children know his voice and staying would be harmful. The physician estimated his wife has two to two and a half years to live.
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Fila
William W. Harvey
CBS
Harvey
Springfield
Mass
Harveys
New York
Tudsay
Arate
Thomas Edward
New Draft Law Reaches President Truman Desk
The draft bill has reached President Truman for signature by July 5. He is expected to sign, as he urged Congress to revive selective service. Induction starts 90 days after the law takes effect, and men 19 to 25 retain a 90 day exemption from joining National Guard or reserves.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
National Guard
White House
Omar B. Ketchum
Legislative Service
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Crosley Estate Leaves One Third to Second Wife
Powell Crosley III dies in Miami on June 14 and leaves one third of an unestimated estate to his second wife Mrs Eliza beth Taylor Crosley of Coral Gables. The remainder goes in trust for his three children with the stipulation she will raise them.
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Miami, Fla
Powell Crosley
Elizabeth Taylor Crosley
Coral Gables
Crosley
CIO Tentatively Accepts Pay Hike for UAW Workers
The CIO United Auto Workers Union tentatively accepts an 11 cent an hour raise for 25 000 members across six International Harvester plants. Wages are frozen for a year and no further bargaining is allowed during the contract term. The raise applies retroactively to last Monday for workers at Fort Wayne Indianapolis Evansville Springfield Melrose Park and Memphis plants.
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CIO
United Auto Workers Union
International Harvester Company
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
Ind
Springfield
Memphis
Tenn
Melrose Park
Ill
Taft supporters cheer as Stassen delegates join in Ohio rally
The 44 Ohio Taft delegates cheered at the rally while nine Ohioans pledged to Harold E. Stassen for president joined a Stassen demonstration an hour later. Chester K. Gillespie of Cleveland hinted at switching to Dewey as Taft managers hoped to win over Stassen delegates. Taft watched the nomination session on TV from the Benjamin Franklin Hotel. Mrs. Taft praised the demonstration. Taft spoke by telephone with Gov. Earl Warren of California who said California would stand by him.
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Taft
Ohio
Benjamin Franklin
Earl Warren
California
Warren
Ohio Rubber, CIO rubber workers reach 11 cent wage boost
The Ohio Rubber Company and the CIO United Rubber Workers say they have agreed on an 11 cent hourly pay raise in line with settlements among the four major tire producers.
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Ohio Rubber Company
CIO - United Rubber Workers
Governor's Invitation to Talk on Anti Dewey Movement
Massachusetts Senator said there were no deals and no break in plans for Stassen and others to hold strength for the first two ballots and then talk things over. Stassen’s camp indicated no change in the strategy.
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Mssachusetts
Lodge
Stassen
Cincinnati Poison Case Under Study
Hamilton County grand jury begins testimony in the murder case of 43 year old Marya Watts over the poisoning death of her 11 year old daughter Barbara Ann. Prosecutor Carson Hoy expects the jury to report tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Grand Jury
Marya Watts
Barbara Ann
Carson Hoy
Life Sentence Given To Pen Knife Slayer
Paul R. Skarpusis, 25, of Canton, was convicted of first degree murder for killing his Ohio Penitentiary cell mate Andy Nahalka, 27, of Pike County. The jury spared mercy, making life imprisonment mandatory.
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Columbus
Paul R. Skarpusis
Canton
Ohio
Andy Nahalka
Pike County
Skarpusis
Taft’s Nomination Path Tangles Over Vandenberg Voters
Coverage notes Taft’s lingering hope for the nomination through maneuvering as Dewey struggles to unify delegates. Vandenberg is named as a possible alternative, with Taft’s stance unclear and internal support shifts among Taft followers and Stassen supporters. Edward Martin of Pennsylvania signs into the scene.
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Minnesota
Vandenberg
Taft
Dewey Taft
Ohio
Stassen
Dewey
New York
Vo Prize
Stasgen
Sen
Edward Martin
Pennsylvania
Taft and Dewey delegates clash at convention rally
The scene shifted as supporters of Taft and Dewey staged loud demonstrations in the convention hall. Speakers urged backing their candidates with Dewey facing a Taft-backed push, while university leader Dr. Sproul praised Governor Warren as a forward looking figure amid the crowded floor.
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Dewey
United States
John W. Bricker
Taft
Robert Gordon Sproul
University of California
Warren
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Stassen Voiced as Proactive Leader on Turbulent Storms
The commentary portrays Stassen as someone who acts before trouble arises rather than scrambling to fix four messes after they occur. The narrative notes his tornado travels cover a distance of about 20 miles as part of his proactive approach.
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