Republicans in Chicago Show Apologetic Yet American Stance
A Chicago display by Republicans seeks to present a patriotic American image free of Bundism and communism, while avoiding alien terms. The piece notes internal tensions and fears of Eastern Seaboard influence, with references to figures like Sidney Hillman and Vito Marcantonio in a broader debate over national identity and policy.
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Roosevelts
Hopkins
Ickes
Hillman
Leanderson
Hagues
Kellys
Dred
Chicago
Churchill
Europe
United States
Spain
New York
Congress
Vito Marcantonio
Guardia
Sidney Hillman
Cut Action Committee
Com
Bricker Returns Home Amid Torchlight Welcome in Ohio
In Lumbus Ohio on June 3 John W Bricker Republican presidential nominee arrived amid a torchlight parade and cheering crowds in Mount Sterling. Bricker thanked supporters promised to work to preserve American ideals and urged prayers and help for the campaign as his wife Harriet and son Jack accompanied him.
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Lumbus
John W. Bricker
Mount Sterling
Ome
Bricker
Icker
Mount G
America
Harriet
Jack
Hher
John
Mrs. Bricker
EEL DANGER IN DEMOCRATIC SPLIT
Fragmentary clipping reports internal conflict within the Democratic party. The text references tensions, possible regional or ideological divides, and mentions Ir mingham with unclear context. The language is garbled and lacks concrete names or dates.
Denison Dam Dedication Set With Rayburn to Speak
Dedication ceremonies for the 54 million dollar Denison dam begin tomorrow at 9 30 a m. Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas will deliver the principal address at noon. Attending officials include Mayors from several Texas and Oklahoma cities, district army engineers, other officers, and state leaders.
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Denison
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Army Engineers
Oklahoma
Dugene Reybold
Army
Milam E. Owing
Midill
Okla
Ed Gossett
Wright Patman
Paul Stewart
Elmer Thomas
Cndaav
Sherman
Texas Quality Network
KRLD
Dallas
Mutual Network
Big July Fourth Crowds Strain New York Transport
New York on June 30 reports rail road bus and airline mobilization for record crowds over the Fourth of July weekend. Travel was set to rise about ten percent from last year with peak congestion expected tomorrow. Grand Central posters warn of tough return. reservations sold out. Pennsylvania Railroad asks employees to refrain from passes. LaGuardia flights fill up early. officials note railroads must handle vital traffic amid invasion casualty arrivals.
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New York
Grand Central Terminal
New York Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
la Guardia Field
Office of Defense Transportation
France
Louisiana House rejects all senate amendments to general appropriations bill
In Baton Rouge the House appropriations committee votes to reject all senate and senate committee amendments to the general appropriations bill sending the measure to a joint conference. The action may keep both houses in session through Saturday to finalize the bill before midnight.
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House
Baker
Joint Committee
Baton Rouge
House Appropriations
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Appropriations Committee
Four Airmen Bodies to Be Sent Home from Selman Field
The Dixie Funeral Home announced that the bodies of four officers and four enlisted men killed in a Selman Field crash will be sent to their homes Friday at 6 10 P M. First Lt John G Wilson goes to South Manchester Connecticut Second Lt Jack E Hiles to Springfield Ohio Second Lt Eva J Rome to Dennison Ohio Second Lt Charles J Reinhardt to College Point New York S/Sgt Henry Gale remains as a pending shipment awaiting a sister’s arrival from Detroit Michigan
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Missouri Pacific Railroad
Dixie Funeral Home
John G. Wilson
South Manchester
Conn
Jack E. Hiles
Springfield
Ohio
Eva J. Rome
Dennison
Charles J. Reinhardt
College Point
N. Y
Henry Gale
Detroit
Mich
General Harmon Returns to Command New Personnel Unit
Maj. Gen. Hubert R. Harman former commanding general of the Thirteenth Air Force in the South Pacific returns to the United States to assume command of the new personnel distribution command in Denver Colorado.
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Harmon
Denver
Colo
Hubert R. Harman
Thirteenth Air Force
South Pacific
United States
Personnel Distribution Command
Germans Flee North In Italy As Allies Gain Ground
Allied dispatches report German troops withdrawing along Italy’s west coast as American forces push toward Cecina and Livorno. American armor nears Siena and Florence region while British and French troops advance, with Castiglione del Lago captured and bridges along Highway One bombed or destroyed to hinder retreat.
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Italy
Cecina
Livorno
Leghorn
Siena
Florence
Trasimeno
Castiglione del Lago
Knights of Malta
Albert Kesselring
Pisa
Bibbona
War Loan drive in Ouachita passes 2.5 million mark
Ouachita parish fifth war loan drive reaches 2.5 million dollars at noon Friday but trails its 4.3 million quota by 1.3 million. Series E bonds total 300 006 toward 800 000, F and G bonds 175 100, miscellaneous bonds 2 080 930. A big rally planned on Tren ton street West Monroe Monday night features 1500 cadets from Selman Field, a parade from Five Points at 7 30 p m over De Siard street and the old traffic bridge. The Selman Field show Gis A Poppin will be presented with the West Monroe band, plus prizes from merchants in a bond auction.
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Ouachita Parish
S. J. Rogers
Quachita Parish
Trenton Street
West Monroe
Selman Field
DeSiard Street
Rogers
Selman Field Band
New U S Ship Attacks Hint on Guam Tinian and Rota
Bearded Yanks press north after crushing Saipan resistance while enemy broadcasts hint at new American battleship strikes on Guam Tinian and Rota. Gen MacArthur's bombers hit Yap as more than 50 Japanese planes were destroyed or damaged in a week and Navy reports tally over 12 000 Japanese planes destroyed since Pearl Harbor. American losses reached 2 726 planes.
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United States Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Saipan
Guam
Tinian
Rota
Marianas
Douglas MacArthur
Yap
Washington
Navy Department
Dewey to Name New Chairman in War Campaign Drive
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York moves to appoint a new GOP national committee chairman as he shapes a wartime campaign strategy. Herbert Brownell Jr. emerges as likely pick after meetings with party leaders, while existing chair Harrison E. Spangler faces uncertain status. Dewey plans to address the national committee at 11 a.m. CWT and continues consultations through the day.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Republican Party
Herbert Brownell Jr
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Dewey
Harrison E. Spangler
Nightmare on Saipan as Marines Dodged Shells and Snipers
A Marine Corps combat correspondent recounts 48 hours on Saipan from D-day landings to the western beach near the air strip. He describes ducking mortars, grenades, and sniper fire, witnessing casualties, and surviving the intense bombardment amid advancing troops.
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Tsgt
Mason Brunson
Marine Corps
Associated Press
Saipan
Marianas Islands
D-day
Gate to Minsk Appears Open as Red Army Crosses Berezina
Russian forces push across the Berezina northeast of Minsk with pontoon crossings under heavy German fire. Air strikes by Stormoviks and Yaks claim 71 German planes downed in 24 hours as Gen. Cherniakovsky and Gen. Bagramian lead armored crossing efforts. Rokossovsky’s First Baltic Army advances southwest of Minsk along the river valley.
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Moscow
Berezina
Minsk
Ivan Cherniakovsky
Ivan Bagramian
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Bombers raid Vienna sector as invasion forces strike France and Belgium
Berlin reports American bombers from Italy and RAF and Italian night raiders targeting Vienna and northern France. Marauder medium bombers with U.S. Ninth Air Force aircraft hit rail and road junctions across France while British forces attacked several air bases in France and Belgium. Poor weather limits other operations as German rocket attacks continue on southern England.
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London
Italy
Berlin
Vienna
Britain
France
Belgium
Europe
Continent
England
Missing in action sergeant from West Monroe over Germany
Mrs. Ruby Everritt of 209 Haynes Avenue West Monroe has been advised by the secretary of war that her son S/Sgt Henry T Everritt has been reported missing in action since June 13 over Germany. Further details are promised later. The sergeant attended local schools and has a wide circle of friends in the Twin Cities.
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Ruby Everritt
Haynes Avenue
West Monroe
Secretary of War
Henry T. Everritt
Germany
Twin Cities
Hardy Files Candidacy for Reelection to Third Circuit
Shreveport judge George W. Hardy Jr. announced his candidacy for reelection to the circuit court of appeals for the Third district in the Second circuit. He currently serves under an appointment by former Gov. Sam Jones. The judgeship is among offices to be filled in the September Democratic primary to be called by the state Democratic central committee in Baton Rouge.
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Hardy
Shreveport
George W. Hardy Jr
Circuit Court of Appeals
Third
Second Circuit
Sam Jones
Court of Appeals
State Democratic Central Committee
Baton Rouge
Jay
Germans Throw Armored Forces Against Odon River Beachhead
Allies report British columns near Caen within 11 miles of encircling the inland port as Rommel deploys fresh reserves in Normandy. Supreme Headquarters says German counterattacks cause heavy casualties but overall progress is satisfactory.
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Odon River
Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Odon
Orne
Rommel
Normandy
Supreme Command
Wes Gallagher
Caen
Roosevelt Signs Philippine Independence Measure Amid War Goals
President Roosevelt signed two congressional resolutions pledging U S action to drive Japanese forces from the Philippines and grant independence once normal government can be restored. The packages authorize earlier independence and a joint economic commission to aid rehabilitation with bases rights. Vice President Osmena hailed the move as a step toward true freedom and survival as a free Christian nation.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
Roosevelt
Joint Economic Commission
Sergio Osmena
Philippine
Congress
Marine writes mother not to grieve for his death
In a South Pacific battlefield death notice a Marine, Paul Houlihan, writes to his mother Mrs. Jeremiah Houlihan telling her not to grieve. He urges unity on the home front, patience for a month, acceptance of his sacrifice, and that duty was fulfilled with no fear of death.
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Tewksbury
Mass
Paul Houlihan
South Pacific
Jeremiah Houlihan
United States Breaks Ties with Finland as Puppet of Nazi Germany
The United States declared Finland a puppet of Nazi Germany and severed diplomatic relations at 11 a.m. EWT. Secretary Hull cited Finnish consent to German troop infiltration and military partnership with Germany as the reason, ending U.S. hopes of Finland making peace with Russia and the Allies.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Finland
Russia
Deepartment
State Department
Alexander Thesleff
Helsinki
Hull
Republic of Finland
Germany
Thesleff
George T. Summerlin
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Hjalmar J. Procope
Procope
T. O. Vahervuori
Risto Solanko
Texas State Bar Attacks U S Supreme Court
The Texas State Bar adopts a hostile resolution condemning the United States Supreme Court. It accuses the court of overruling long standing precedents without justification and of acting under political influence rather than the law. Dallas attorney J. W. Hassell presents the resolution.
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Tex
United States Supreme Court
Tommorrow
State Bar of Texas
J. W. Hassell
Dallas
Supreme Court of the United States
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