Governors Report General Approval of Peace Charter
Governors at the annual conference report broad support for the proposed peace charter. They urge prompt Senate ratification, praising it as a well done document and seeking swift action without delay. Governors emphasize public demand for effective peace machinery and caution against overpromising. United stance highlights readiness to back ratification with minor amendments as needed.
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Piackinag Tslawas
Sutton
Truman
Senate
Une Ebarger
Dewey
New York
Earier
Legler
Hunt
Wyoming
San Francisco
Tip Senate
Millard F. Caldwell
Florida
Clarence W. Meadows
West
Virginia
Charles ©. Gossatt
Idaho
Walter F. Sdge
New Jersey
Colgate W. Darton Jr
Churchill and Attlee Make Final Pre Election Bids
British leaders Churchill and Attlee campaigned in London and beyond as the national election nears. Churchill stressed free enterprise while Attlee pressed labor nationalization, with both parties aiming to rally late-stage support amid sharp exchanges and warnings about executive party control.
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Churchill
Attlee
London
Chiurchill
Clement Attles
Britain
Conservative
Alles
Laborites
Arate
Labor
Evening Standard
Lord Beaverbrook
Lator
Attler
Labor Party
Clyurehill
Altiee
Allee
Party Jieu
Last Man Rescued From Shangri-La
The rugged rescue ends as Capt Cecil Walters leads a small team to Hollandia New Guinea rescuing WAC and two airmen trapped after a crash. The expedition’s six week trek through Shangri La culminates on a dusty air strip with a dramatic return. Also reports Peru’s ex president Benavides dies in Lima.
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Hollandia
New Gaines
Julya
New Guinea
Shangri-La
Cecil Walters
Jurighes
WAC
Dane
Walters
Lash
Governors Seek Early Start for Small Business in Reconversion
Mackinac Island July 3 The nation s governors urged policies to give small business a head start in reconversion and to expand farmer gains through market growth and better distribution. Governor Lester Hunt of Wyoming warned that delaying adaptation could threaten the economy while Governor Chauncey Sparks of Alabama urged federal support to farmers to boost production efficiency.
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Mackinag Island
Mitch
Lester C. Hunt
Wycoming
Als Devices
Yivat
Govermor Chaucey Sparks
Alabattiq
Hirald B. Sunseen
Dwlent Green
Minos Daday
Hull and Cord
Pariwrtina
Ndeghele Alporn Syaten
Ford Reveals 1946 Line With Major Improvements
Detroit July 3 8 Ford announces postwar plans including four new plants to support a 160 million program. Mercury Lincoln output to be centralized. 100 hp V 8 engine, synthetic materials, redesigned radiator cap, new body styling and interior upgrades.
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Detroit
Perds
Uice
Tver Houge
Hety Ford Tl
Executive Law
Ford
Bt. Tous
Atlanta
Fordand Mereny
Dearborn
Children's Screams Frustrate Attacker
A 13-year-old and younger siblings frightened off a middle aged intruder at a home on El Paso street when they screamed for help. The assailant forced entry at about 2 30 p m Monday after adults were not in the house and offered trinkets to the children before they cried out to neighbors and authorities. The incident occurred as firefighters battled a fire near Gallup New Mexico.
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el Paso
Jman
Sinter
Ray
Ivey
June Marriages Rise in 1944 County Totals
County Clerk records show June marriages in Lorimouth County at 636, up 28 from the previous year’s 608. Huntress notes the rise likely reflects returning servicemen from Europe. The year’s June marriages reached 453, an increase of 47 from last year’s June total.
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Heany
Prec Huntress
Lorimouth
Europe
Masqueraders Held in Thefts
City detectives arrested a woman burglar dressed as a man and her soldier companion four months AWOL after a spate of burglaries. Investigators recovered four suitcases of stolen property, including Mrs. M. B. Freed's bedspread valued at $23. Prints of two women's shoes spurred the case, with links to about six earlier burglaries.
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Severn
Tueaday
Sion
Bec
M. B.freed
Atlanta Street
Car Life Tires Under Study In Akron Plant
Akron scene reports tire makers at Tirestone lab working on a wheeled future. Chemists and engineers led by Jolly Thomas aim to enable driving that may avoid tire changes. A $2,000,000 research facility opens to advance this goal.
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Akron
Onia
Syibker
Jollyn Thomas
Tirestone
Thomas
Formative tire developments lack clear timetable
The article notes that advances in tire design are in early stages and progress is not predictable. Authorities caution that it is uncertain when these innovations will reach standard markets or meet performance benchmarks.
Preacher's Hair Product Claims to Cure Scalp Issues
A marketing item describes a product promising to relieve gray, dry, falling, and itchy scalps. It touts hair restoration benefits and urges purchase at local drug stores.
Be Wise Auto Checkup From Packard Dealer
Even though your car seems in good running condition today it is not an old car. Wartime driving deposit may clog the oil line and gum up valves. A Packard dealer check today may prevent a serious accident in the months ahead and save you more than the cost of a service.
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Goa
Ford
Snp
Packard
Tutellice Vejsaae Hills
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