Langer Accepts America First Aid
Gerald L. K. Smith head of the America First Party says Senator William Langer accepted America First support in North Dakota primaries last Tuesday. Smith adds the party backed Gerald Nye, the pre war isolationist who has conceded defeat in his bid to regain the Senate seat he held for two decades until 1944.
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Browder Back with No Message from Moscow
Earl Browder returned home to say no message from Moscow reached American communists. He noted no meeting with Premier Stalin and no communications for his followers during his Moscow trip. Browder arrived at LaGuardia.
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Pilot Refuses Questions on Six Week Russia Visit
An American overseas airplane crew member aboard a plane last night refused to answer most questions about his six weeks in Russia, offering limited information and declining further discussion at this time.
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Russia
53 Million Tons of Grain in Six Months
President Truman announced that the United States shipped 5.5 million tons of bread grains to famine areas in the first half of 1946. He projected reaching the 6 million ton relief goal within three weeks and urged continued food conservation to sustain the famine emergency program.
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Rios Dios Dies in Chile at 58 Leader of Liberal War Split
Chilean President Juan Antonio Rios, a democratic leader who broke with the axis and rallied liberal forces, died at 3 a m. He was 58. He took office April 2, 1942, guiding the nation through war era. his death throws Chile into political uncertainty as parties vie for succession within 60 days.
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Coshocton Man Attacks Flagpole in France Protest
In Coshocton Ohio a man identified as Pretty Lonnie Cosmar climbs a 176 foot flagpole during a protest connected to tensions with France. Police intervened as crowds gathered and the incident drew regional attention.
Ex-GIs Sign Up for Overseas Relief Trips at OSU
More than 30 ex GIs now students at Ohio State University in Columbus have signed up for overseas relief trips this summer. The veterans are among applicants seeking assignments and travel opportunities through ongoing relief programs run by university groups and affiliated agencies.
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Tags Will Identify All Official Cars
Des Moines dispatch reports a plan to place identifying tags on every official car next year to show whether the vehicle is owned by a city, county, school district, or the state. The move aims to improve accountability and tracking of government fleets.
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Protest targets Army grave removal from historic posts
Protesters led by WW Fuller and Clarence E Kilburn object to wartime removal of graves from abandoned posts with historic significance. Fuller said he may introduce a bill to stop the War Department from abandoning these cemeteries, with New York state cited among concerns.
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