02 Jun 1947
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Newspaper
Portsmouth Times
Location
Portsmouth, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1947
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reads about Wallace and delegates, with mentions of a 1848 convention and Wisconsin California. The text is garbled and unclear, but indicates Wallace's effort may influence delegation outcomes and party prospects.
A sharply critical column discusses Truman era politics and third party prospects. It notes Wallace’s appeal to conservatives, Communist strategy, and GOP mood shifts, arguing leaders must clearly explain world affairs and offer a constructive program. Also mentions Harold E. Thompson bound over to the grand jury.
The alum spoke at an Alumni Meet about Dr Wright who served as dean of Georgia State College and the State Teachers College in Montgomery, after teaching at Wilberforce and as a lecture sponsor for the American Friends Service Committee. He will discuss constant values by a changing world.
Former New York city corrections chief promotes a well staffed probation service costing 30 to 40 dollars per year per probationer to reform major criminals and save 9 percent. Ohio reformers leader Mansfield emphasizes humane change patterns and the reformatory's strategic role in guiding youths toward society. Wisconsin official Huebner calls for personalized probation parole service and marshaling social forces.
A crash on Clayton Stiles near Realyr New York left six survivors hospitalized after the incident. Authorities report ongoing injuries and conditions are being monitored as the investigation continues.
AP releases names of Tokyo plan victims as reports describe a disaster scene near a west Tokyo area 39 miles from a central location. Officials confirm casualties and ongoing rescue operations with limited official details provided.
The Detroit News notes casualties among military personnel with four killed and survivors. Fatllip A. Adler, a foreign correspondent, is named amid the report. Col Tree Gore B. Anderson, commanding officer of the 475th Fighter Group and deputy commander at Kimpo Air Base, is identified in connection with the incident involving the plane.
India iCentinled from page 1 describes Pakistan state reactions to the cabinet mission plan. The Congress party approved, while the Muslim League rejected after earlier acceptance. Hope for swift change in attitude appears distant as the League limits participation in the interim government and refuses to join Congress in drafting a charter for independence.
The Crusaders quartet from Detroit led a Sabbath service at Scioto County with singing and instrumental numbers. D Livesay of Detroit delivered the message. Local church folk attended including Mrs Cook Miss Mary Aro Lews Leah Rutt and Alfred Schuyler. The Central States Singing Association meets June 14 15 at Calvary Baptist Church Elisha Green and his male quartet from Hamilton are slated to appear.
June 2 report says Robert Miller of Calloway died yesterday when a tractor overturned on route 4 near West Jefferson after a collision with another vehicle. The crash left Clyden Miller seriously injured. authorities in Cincinnati and Cleveland investigate.
A Wheelersburg Nee Boston and South Webster Cub Scout unit forms with Don Hull as chair. Marcus McPerrer Ernest Reiderhack and Wilbert Smith join to establish the pack committee at First Church of God. Raphael Mossbarge named chair of the pack committee, progress praised by Mildred Bemntheld and Mrs Elizbeth Mossberger as plans advance for future projects. Bobcat rank badges awarded to several dens, with Den 1 presenting a skit on the legend of Cub scouting and Herman Jones aiding as neighborhood commissioner.
An historic coal production figure is reported with conflicting OCR errors. The text cites a peacetime high total of 235,550,080 tons for a period, 382 lower than the prior year, plus a 26,000,000 ton May figure and a first-year federal mine output surpassing 619,000,009 tons. The passage mixes totals, dates, and units, with the overall sense of unprecedented annual coal output.
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