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A columnist claims the Dies committee subpoenaed long distance phone slips from the Communist movement and Farm Security Administration links. He recounts learning details by asking directly and accuses officials of political influence in government bodies. He urges against hearings, noting his source as the committee chief investigator who provided the information.
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Dies Committee
Communist
Political Action Committee
Sidney Hillman
Roosevelt
White House
Henry Wallace
Farm Security Administration
House
Senate
New Deal
House of Representatives
Vito Marcantonio
Fiorello la Guardia
Communist Line
Washington
Backache and leg pains warning of kidney trouble
If backache and leg pains persist they may signal kidney distress. Poor kidney function lets poisons remain in the blood causing headaches, swelling, and fatigue. Trust Dean's Pills, marketed for over 40 years, to flush waste and relieve symptoms.
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Nature
Dean
Man of the hour in Frankfort is Dewey Bricker
In Frankfort Indiana on June 23 a 31 year old railroad employee named Dewey Bricker is highlighted as the man of the hour reflecting local attention and recognition.
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Frankfort
Ind
Dewey Bricker
Bricker
Stephens Candidate for United States Senate
The text profiles Stephens a New Orleans businessman and rail director who leads Stephens Broadcasting and owns WDSU. It quotes his 1944 Senate bid announcement urging support from Louisiana voters and pledging pro war, pro peace, and postwar employment policies. It also notes a July 4 meeting to set primaries with September 12 first primary and October 17 if needed. Wade O. Martin seeks reelection.
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Cock Board
New Orleans
South
Stephens Broadcasting Company
WDSU
Stephens
Louisiana
United States Senate
America
Washington
Jimmie H. Davis
United States
U. S
Baton Rouge
Francis J. Whitehead
Democratic State Central Committee
State Capitol
John H. Overton
Alexandria
Whitehead
Wade O. Martin
Dewey Addresses Party On War Aims And Federal Power
The 1944 Republican nominee Henry Dewey frames the central task as winning the war and preserving a strong presidency. He argues for continued military leadership, critique of New Deal excesses, and a policy of fair opportunity and full employment. Senator Taft backs the platform, while Wendell Willkie offers praise and historical perspective. Only a small fraction of rural mailboxes are reported robbed annually.
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Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive
Albany
White House
Chicago
Roosevelt
America
Sen
Robert Taft
Ohio
Wendell L. Willkie
New York
New Deal
Louisiana election slate outlines PSC and court races
Voters in central Louisiana hold PSC seats for second district with parishes extending westward along Florida parishes. A circuit court of appeals judge from the Third district will be chosen. Geo W Hardy Jr of Shreveport holds the current PSC seat under Gov Jones. Also to be elected are state board of education members from the Sixth and Seventh districts. H H Holloway and Parrish Fuller currently hold those posts. Municipal and parish school board races will also occur, including Baton Rouge elections.
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Louisiana Public Service Commission
H. H. Holloway
Baton Rouge
Parrish Fuller
Oakdale
British widen Caen front as tank battles rage in Normandy
Allied forces press a major tank advance toward Caen from the east while British and American units push along northern and northwestern fronts. In Normandy the German air force reemerges as RAF raids strike Metz and Allied ground forces report gains near Caen, with heavy counterattacks and rising prisoner totals.
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Normandy
Caen
Cherbourg
Cap de la Hague
Erwin Rommel
Odon
Maltot
Rommel
Germany
France
Metz
Tilly-Sur-Seulles
Odor
Cambes
Chateau de la Land
St. Lo
Supreme Headquarters
Bricker Backers Rally After 1916 Comparison
Bricker supporters argue the 1916 election shows California could swing, noting Ohio also voted Democratic that year and that a Bricker ally might still prevail. The Ohio governor’s log cabin roots and political history are cited as strengths, while a separate claim recalls Lawrence of Arabia’s World War I service rejection.
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Bricker
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
California
Wilson
Ohio
Democracy in Finland Amidst German Aid Debate
A CBS London broadcast reports a German pocket battleship and two cruisers near Helsinki with infantry and tanks in the city. Witnesses say Germans show token aid while nine promised divisions by Ribbentrop appear unlikely. An eye witness cites a failed Finnish government move to seek peace with Russia due to German delays and a political coup d etat assessment.
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Sturdevant
Helsinki
von Ribbentrop
London
CBS
Bungling
Russia
Berlin
Stockholm
Dagens Nyhe
Eduaker 4 Diet
Finland
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Tourville
Sauare
Mw Oed Wade
MOWEY
Mowey Stores Inc
Catalpa St
Britain
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Reich
Pearl Harbor
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