Wallace Tours North Carolina Faces Egg and Tomatoes
Wallace is mobbed by hostile crowds in North Carolina cities including Winston-Salem and Greensboro. He laments hunger and calls for compassion while critics deem Wallace unwelcome in the South. CIO pledges to back Truman, though internal dissent keeps unions split on support. Berlin talks revive as Big Four discuss a single currency and the Soviet blockade.
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Germany
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France
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Spy Inquiry Should Not Ask Rejection of the Constitution
A Washington column argues for upholding the Bill of Rights amid spy-ring probes by the House Un-American Activities Committee. It cites the Fifth Amendment and urges reading the Constitution again to avoid eroding rights in the name of counter espionage.
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Benedict Arnolds
Canada
Eisenhower
FBI
Edible Hat Bets Stir Campaign Farce in Garland
A hatmaker offers edible candy hats to election bettors who promise to eat their headgear if their candidate loses. In Rochester New Hampshire Raymond Beaulieu pays 73 dollars after fines for an unregistered car. Springfield Massachusetts Robert H. Smith wins divorce after wife’s polka dispute and alleged assault.
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No Relief Expected Before Election, Say Economists
Economists from the labor commerce and agriculture departments warn there is no price relief in sight before the November 2 election. They say the high cost of living will persist, with food prices remaining higher at least through year end.
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