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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1944

Page

4

Rayburn Still On Demo List

SONHAM July 17 Speaker Sam Rayburn told the Dallas Times-Herald by telephone that chairman Robert E Hammegan of the national Democratic executive committee had not found his name removed from the list of men acceptable for the vice presidential nomination. Rayburn said Hammegan stated that no discussion indicated Rayburn would be unacceptable as a vice presidential candidate.

Chicago Sam Rayburn National Committee Robert E. Hannegan Hannegan Farley Edwin W. Pauley

Razor incident nets $25 fine for local offender

Juan Martinez pleaded guilty in County Court at Law No 2 to cutting Alfred Galte with a razor on May 6. He listed 2431 South Laredo street and was fined $25 with $21 in cart costs. River tides in the Tsilentang river in China are described as creating walls up to 23 feet high.

Juan Martinez South Laredo Street Morday Alfred Galtedos Angela Street

Slogan Maker Aids Democrats Amid Quotes From Smythe

Chicago July 17 I Henry Smythe Jr who sold slogans to Republicans at their convention says he is ready to do the same for the Democrats. He jokes that 16 for 17 means 16 years for the candidate and that if Democrats win they can drop the exclamation point and use a question mark.

Chicago I. Henry Smythe Jr Down Smythe Jane Man

Mountain-Trained Troops Review Marks Division Anniversary

Mountain-trained infantrymen of the 11th Infantry division at Camp Swift were reviewed Saturday afternoon to mark the division's first anniversary. Attending were Maj. Gen. John T. Lucas of the Fourth Army, Maj. Gen. Lloyd E. Jones of the 10th Division, Brig. Gen. John C. B. Bartall of Fourth Army Headquarters, and Brig. Gen. David L. Ruttner commanding the division artillery.

Camp Swift John T. Lucas Fourth Army Lloyd E. Jones 10Th John C. B. Bart~ Hall Sth David L. Ruttner

Roosevelt letter boosts Wallace bid amid convention intrigue

Chicago reports indicate a Roosevelt letter appealing for Wallace to remain on the ticket as vice presidential candidate widened support among strategists. Byrnes and Barkley are seen as strong opponents, with delegates to decide final nominee at the Democratic convention opening Wednesday. Weather forecasters deny partiality amid expectations of cool conditions for the event.

Chicago Roose Henry A. Wallace Wallace Jamse FP Byrnes Senate Alben Barkley Bynes Roosevelt Sige Jstler Samuel Jackson Indiana Jackson Ft, A. Downs Wednesslay Roosevelt-Wallace Association Reaase~velt Waliaen Caampaign Beane Texas South Carolina Polley Diank

Rival Texas Demos Chicago Bound in Convention Battle

In Austin Texas rival Democratic groups head toward Chicago to contest the party credentials for the national convention. Delegates from pro Roosevelt and regular conventions carry transport certificates to travel on the Missouri Pacific Sunshine Special. Moody of the regular delegation defends the Texas convention’s action while pro Roosevelt electors are bound to vote for their nominees. If the national convention ignores Texas demands the split delegation may influence the ballot.

Austin Texas Chicago Office of Defense Transportation Missouri Pacific Longview San Antonio Port Worth Dallas Houston ODT Andhrony Dan Moody National Sessions Rames Evelt Moody Demmand Supreme Court Moody Aid Peace Democratic Party

Race Issue Plank Sets Tone For Democratic Draft

Delegates in Chicago study a race plank at the Democratic platform hearing as negro groups press for equal opportunity, anti-lynching and anti-poll tax laws. Southern leaders plan to oppose any federal equal rights stance while discussions also cover agriculture and women’s rights.

Chicago Platform Committee John W. Metor- Mack E. B Germany Dallas Texan Republican Platform Committee G. O. P. Lonvention Fair Employment (Practices Committee FEPC FEEC South Rennevelle Witesses Wediestay Tom Connally Texas Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robert B. Hannegan Pranklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt

Largest Library and Brazil Language Facts

The Library of Congress in Washington was established in 1800 and is the world’s largest library. Brazil is the only Portuguese speaking country in South America.

Library of Congress Washington Brazil South America

Farley Probing Presidential Nominations at Democratic Meet

Chicago July 17 UPI James A Parley met with delegates from several states after arriving to survey the field for potential presidential nomination. He refused to disclose states represented or homes of callers while hinting a protest against a fourth term. Farley noted he would act on conscience and praised former Speaker Bankhead.

Chicago UPI James A. Parley Parley Farley

Wallace Pix Incident Now Adjusted

Vice President Wallace and a news photographer settled a dispute over a Wardman Park hotel photo amicably. A White House News Photographers association spokesman said no further action is planned after an inquiry found the incident regrettable but resolved. Arthur E. Scott cited the arrangement and declined further comment from Acme News Pictures Inc. Washington office.

Washington Wallace Wardman Park White House News Photographers’ Association Arthur E. Scott Photographers’ Association Scott Acme News Pictures, Inc Acme

Funeral dinner sparks mourning relatives in Towanda

Relatives arrived by train to attend Mrs Ash Parsons funeral in Towanda Pa. The widow greeted them at dawn and cooked breakfast herself. A telegram misled one relative into thinking Parsons was dead, causing a mistaken report of a death.

Towanda Ash Parsons

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