Southern Delegations Weigh Pledge At Democratic Convention
Delegates return for a second day as Southern leaders discuss boycotting the pledge. Louisiana's Frank Ellis says his group will stay in the convention to be kicked out, while Florida's Holland notes a general move to decline. Texans, led by Governor Shivers, say the pledge means nominees must appear on state ballots but do not force support. The Moody rule, amid civil rights tensions, shapes the convention as Stevenson’s role remains debated and Barkley posts a sudden withdrawal.
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Frank Ellis
Louisiana
Kennon
Spessard Holland
Florida
Byrd
Virginia
Stennis
Mississippi
Battie
White
Holland
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Credentials Committee
Stevenson
Alben W. Barkley
Barkley
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Blair Moody
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Massachusetts
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New York
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Guy Gillette
Iowa
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Convention Den Senssree a 8 Wage Wanes
Official program for tonight's fourth session of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago outlines invocations and speeches by key figures including India Edwards Eleanor Roosevelt and Sam Rayburn. The piece discusses Stevenson momentum amid delegations, potential shifts, and the Moody rule impact on seating contested delegates.
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India Edwards
Democratic National Committee
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
United Nations
Sam Rayburn
Democratic National Convention Adopts Loyalty Rule
The text of the 1948 Democratic National Convention loyalty rule requires each delegate to assure the credentials committee that the nominees will appear on the election ballot under the Democratic Party. The rule, echoing majority rule, binds delegation chairmen to certify the commitment before the credentials committee report.
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House of Representatives
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Dever Attacks Eisenhower in Democratic Convention Oratory
Perspiration marked Dever as he assailed Eisenhower during Democratic debates. He labeled the Republican platform shopworn and malice driven and warned delegates that the party seeks to roll back two decades of progress. He urged Democrats to defeat the “battalions” led by the press, Houston oil interests, and Wall Street financiers in November.
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Eisenhower
United States
Houston
Wall Street
Jury Picks Begin for Klan Chief Trial in North Carolina
In Whitesville Columbus County, jurors are being selected to hear flogging charges against Thomas L. Hamilton imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. A special panel of 150 from the regular jury pool is used after Judge Clawson L. Williams ordered the venue. Hamilton and 65 others face conspiracy to kidnap and assault charges.
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N.C
Thomas L. Hamilton
Columbus County Superior Court
Clawson L. Williams
Hamilton
Driver Has Double Trouble
Oswego Andrew Woods, a migrant worker, was arrested by state police on a charge of being a nonlicensed operator. He pleaded guilty to improper plates and unlicensed operation, was fined 350, and sentenced to 10 days in Cayuga County jail.
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Andrew Woods
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N. F. Grangualano
Minetto
Justice of the Peace
Ferron Cooper
Granby Woods
Woods
Clair
Cayuga County
Tie
Justice Conroy
Cayyuga County
Gang Busters Edge Auburn in Sunday Softball Thriller
Auburn Aerie of Eagles defeated the Moose Club Gang Bustiers 11 to 8 Sunday afternoon at Casey Park. The report notes a high scoring game with strong hitting from both teams. Also mentioned is a statistic stating nearly 40 million pounds of snuff are consumed in the United States each year.
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Auburn
Auburn Aerie of Eagles
Moose Club
Casey Prk
United States
Bamboo species reach snow line in Andes highlands
Some kinds of bamboo are found as high as the snow line in the Andes of South America indicating remarkable altitude tolerance.
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Andes
South America
Police Note Is Bid to Thieves
LITCHFIELD Illinois police consider reviving a late night wake up procedure after a patrolman found the Atomic Oil Co filling station unlocked. The next morning the petty cash box containing about 35 dollars was missing from the store.
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Litchfield
Atomic Oil Co
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