Willkie Advice Welcomed as Dewey Extends Campaign Team
Governor Dewey invited Republicans nationwide to share in campaign decisions and welcomed advice from Wendell Willkie. He announced joint decisions with Governor Bricker, planned meetings with National Committee members and state leaders, and outlined a policy of broad inner-circle consultation. He met reporters at a large news conference in Chicago, praising the party platform and stressing Bricker’s role.
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Chicago
Thomas E. Dewey
John W. Bricker
Wendell L. Willkie
GOP
United States
Herbert Hoover
Cenfer
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Dewey
Bricker
Columbus
National Committee
Harrison E. Spangler
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Spangier
Alf M. Landon
Edgar Brown
National Negro Council
Washington, D.C
Stevens Hole
Willkie
Dewey on World Court and Civil Rights Stance Shaping 1940 Ticket
Dewey outlined foreign policy limits opposing a world police force while endorsing a world court concept and pledging to enforce the 13th to 15th Amendments. He praised the SEC but warned it must better stimulate capital. Willkie comments were noncommittal in New York. Prisoners at Fort Meade display varied attitudes, and a Brethren church youth meeting is slated Sunday with Jesse Shaver speaking.
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Willkie
New York
United States
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Three Canned Vegetables On Ration List
Washington June 29 The Office of Price Administration orders return of ration points for canned peas tomatoes five points and asparagus ten points effective Sunday. Bowles signals more vegetables may join rationing and notes civilian supply likely 15 to 20 percent lower in new pack year due to armed forces needs. Meat rationing may expand with choice lamb and beef cuts returning if distribution improves next month.
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Office of Price Administration
OPA
Price
Chester Bowles
Curtis Rogers
Blue Network
Don't Be Too Sure War Is Over Chiefs Warn
Washington reports June 29 President Roosevelt released a top military commanders warning that a tough fight remains. The joint Chiefs of Staff Marshall King Arnota warned of losses in material and urged steady production to secure victory. They said optimism at home could delay the war effort and stressed vigilance despite fronts showing favorable news. London dispatch claimed Paris rioting residents attempted to lynch American prisoners as they were paraded through the streets.
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George C. Marshall
Adm
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H. H. Arnotta
Air Forces
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Normandy
London
Berlin
Paris
Car Wreck After Wasp Intrusion In Jefferson
Mrs Margaret G Dycus of Winchester Va swerved to kill a wasp attacking her four year old son while driving through Jefferson at about 515 pm Thursday. The car toppled a tree in front of a Lutheran church and overturned. Mrs Dycus sustained head injuries and received first aid from State Police and later a doctor. The boy was uninjured and the vehicle was badly damaged per Trooper Harry Holsinger.
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Jefferson
Margaret G. Dycus
Winchester
Dycus
Harry Holsinger
OPA Reports July Tire Allocations Still Short
Baltimore on June 29 3433 more tires will be available in July than June basic quota but still fewer than total applications. About 7000 applications remain unissued due to June shortages as officials said. Over 25 tire inspection stations had licenses suspended after findings that some issued unwarranted tire replacement statements.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Black man convicted in cathedral slaying case
In Washington Julius Fisher, 31, a handyman, was found guilty by a Federal Court jury of first degree serious case in the March killing of librarian Miss Cath erine Cooper Reardon, 37, at the Washington Cathedral library. The verdict carries a mandatory passing penalty.
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Julius Fisher
Catherine Cooper Reardon
Washington Cathedral
Fisher
Murray
Charles H. Houston
Feagaville W C T U Holds June Meeting With Visitors
Mrs E C Renn presided at the Feagaville W C T U gathering attended by three visitors. The program featured readings by Mrs William Hemp Mrs Harry Howard Mrs Eugene Renn and Mrs Harry Castle, songs and the benediction, with next meeting set for July 25 at Mrs Austin Renn's home.
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EC. Renn
Feagaville W. C. T. U
E. C. Renn
Anna Derr
William Hemp
Harry Howard
Eugene Renn
Leroy Horine
Gallilee
Harry Castle
Austin Renn
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