Indiana Nevada GOP Delegates to Be Picked for Convention
In tight Republican national delegate races Indiana and Nevada set June dates to finalize state delegations for the Chicago convention. Dewey’s path on the first ballot hinges on remaining uncommitted and pledged delegates, with potential swings from Pennsylvania and California. Texas Democratic factions study election law as Stevenson aides seek clarity on electors and ballot timing.
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Bricker Seeks California Support For VP Bid
Dewey allies debate Warren’s role as a potential vice presidential pick. Bricker claims California Republicans back him with many personal friends and supporters in the delegation. Warren remains a possible draft candidate amid Washington talk, while Gearhart predicts he would risk his governorship if offered the vice presidency.
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Soldier Given 25 Years for Desertion
COLUMBUS May 24 1914 A federal court today sentenced a 22 year old army private William Bink of Clinton Oklahoma to 25 years at hard labor for desertion after he abandoned his tank destroyer battalion near Mal y and attempted to hitchhike back to the United States He pleaded guilty to forgery cashing forged checks and unlawfully obtaining an officer s identification papers
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South Carolina Negroes Elect 18 Delegates
The Progressive Democratic party of South Carolina, founded in March by John H. Cary, elected 18 delegates to the Democratic convention in Chicago to challenge the white Democrats' delegates. The party, created after a legislative session limited Negro voting in primaries, aims to seat its delegates and push for extended Roosevelt terms if needed to preserve democratic government.
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Tito Envoy Pleased With London Visit
Maj. Gen. Vladimir Velevit head of a Tito envoy unitary mission to Britain left for home carrying assurances from Prime Minister Churchill and other Allied leaders that the supply flow to the Yugoslav Partisan army would be increased. Velevit declined to disclose details but said he was satisfied with the mission’s outcome and the transit methods.
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Professor at Texas U Dies
AUSTIN May 25 Dr Clyde Glascock 72 professor of romance languages University of Texas died yesterday of heart disease. He was a former faculty member at Yale and Rice and joined UT Austin in 1924.
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Nazis Plant in Copenhagen Destroyed by Saboteurs
Stockholm May 25. The Burmeister and Wain shipyard in Copenhagen, a major European metallurgical complex, was wrecked in a night sabotage. Thirty armed patriots overpowered guards, planted mines, and caused a four story explosion and extensive damage to the turning pit and motors. The plant had produced engines for the Nazis and ships before the war and served the Wehrmacht after occupation.
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MacArthur Presses Pacific Blitz as Japs Brace Schouten Islands
General MacArthur keeps quiet on his exact next strike while warplanes hammer the Schouten Islands, about 200 miles west of Hollandia. Biak, Noemfoor, Mano, and nearby airfields are repeatedly hit, signaling preparation for a likely invasion and tightening the U S drive toward the Philippines.
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Kerah Island
Tuberculosis Groups Name New San Antonio Committees
The Bexar County Tuberculosis Association named committees to cover all phases of its year round prevention and control program in San Antonio and Bexar County. Officers and directors will participate. chairmen include Dr. R G McCorkle medical advisory Dr Henry R Hoskins health education Manuel Gonzales legislative Ormond J Buller public relations and others across areas such as budget, Latin American outreach, and rehabilitation with Mrs W A Williams named representative director to the City Federation of Women's Clubs.
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David Lambeth
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Ademisia Bowden
A .& Weiner
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W. A. Williams
Hoppers Increase in Coastal Area Pests Report
CORPUS CIARISTI May 25 emergency cotton insect survey finds flea hoppers across Coastal Bend counties including Nueces San Patricio Jim Wells and Kleberg as the sole living pest troubling 131 fields tested.
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