Liberal Party Candidate Quits Amid Convention Disputes
David N. Fields, Liberal party assembly candidate for New York's 12th District, withdrew from the race and left the party citing lack of inner democracy. He criticized steamroller tactics at the Liberal party convention last Saturday that blocked debates on the statewide candidacy. NBC announced James R. Angell told Dr. Joseph E. Maddy the Interlochen camp music broadcast would not be continued this summer.
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Liberal Party
New York
David N. Fields
Fields
National Broadcasting Company
James R. Angell
Public Service
Joseph E. Maddy
Interlochen
Mich
NBC
Marked Money Used to Fight Black Market Warned by OPA
The Office of Price Administration warned black market operators that marked money labeled OPA evidence is being used to track violators. The UV-visible marks aim to deter side money offers for rapid delivery of scarce merchandise. The report highlights enforcement measures across wartime controls.
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Philadely Whia
OPA
Deaths of Notable Figures Include Executives and Diplomats
James Te Horahan Sr a 73 year old retired Inland Steel Co executive died in Chicago Joseph Dawson 56 longtime zone director of the American Automobile Association died in Philadelphia He won the 1912 Indianapolis auto race sweepstakes William Sands 72 veteran diplomat and former adviser to the Emperor of Korea died in Washington D C
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James Te Horahan,Sr
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Joseph Dawson
American Automobile Association
Philadelphia
Willian Sands
Washington, D. C
Col Killian Loses Cruelty Trial Arguments Twice
In Nauenheim Germany Col James A Killian failed twice to dismiss or narrow charges in a court martial over cruelty to prisoners at a guardhouse in Lichfield England. The third day of maneuvering delayed evidence on conditions at Lichfield.
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Gpi
Walter W. Rollins
Navy
Bad Nauheim
Germany
James A. Killian
U.S
Lichfield
England
Highland Park
Ill
Welcome for Navy and Marine wives in Yokosuka Japan
Twenty two Navy and Marine Corps wives are welcomed as the first American servicemen's dependents in Japan. They are expected aboard the U S S Charles Carroll at 1 PM Friday. Tugs with loudspeakers will announce the reception.
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Japan
Navy
Marine Corps
Charles
UN Security Council Veto Shapes Spain Debate At UN
Russia used its veto in the Security Council delaying action on Spain as Poland presses for a break with Madrid. The United Nations Atomic Energy Commission meets to discuss US proposals for international control of atomic energy and banning the bomb. Gromyko defended the veto, saying inaction protects world peace. Cadogan and van Kleffens backed Refer to General Assembly without recommendation. US China Egypt abstained.
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Karl Rudolph Gerd von Rundstedt
von Rundstedt
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Gestapo
Spain
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Security Council
Canada
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Russia
Yesterdday
France
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Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
General Assembly
Madrid
Francos
London
U.S
Australia
Terschel V. Johnson
Poland
Netherlands
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
United Nations
Alexander Cadogan
Cadogan
Eelco van Kleffens
China
Egypt
Evatt
Chetnik Defense Seeks U.S. Witnesses Again
Belgrade authorities report defense lawyers for Gen Draja Mihailovic renewed their request to call former American liaison officers and aviators as witnesses in the treason and collaboration trial. The court had previously denied the request.
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Belgrade
Committee For the
Draja Milhailovicc
Mihailovic
Postwar Employment Trends Amid July Fourth Hype
The United States Employment Service says unemployment has peaked and conditions improve daily. Trade picketing declines slightly with hopes of revival by September. Leo McCarey earned three times GM’s president last year while facing no picketing. Jackson plans to return by July 15 after learning at Nuernberg, expecting to begin in Washington.
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Nuernberg
Washington
Leo McCarey
General Motors
Andrews Proxy Moves 18 Year Old Draft Threat Within Reach
Andrews wired his proxy from the Panamint in mid Pacific to May D Ky chairman of the House Military Committee and cast a vote in favor of the 19 year old draft compromise while Brooks hesitates. If Brooks shifts, Senate may yield to keep 19 year olds only and 18 year olds out of induction. Experts doubt 18 year olds would be called and a companion bill promises pay raises to recruit volunteers. The Army says it prefers a volunteer force and could draft no one unless shortages occur.
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Andrews
Brooks
May D-Ky
House Military Committee
L. S. S. Panamint
mid-Pacific
House
Senate
Army
Joe Pelletier Claims Firehouse Relocation Trickle
A fragment reports Joe Pelletier telling firefighters he moved his fire to the firehouse to avoid troubling the firefighters and costing taxpayers extra money. The note suggests a connection to a hoax or trick described as Jondetteorhaer.
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Buffalo
Ontire
Joe
Hals. Pelletier
Big Four Reach Harmony on Treaty Skeleton Drafts
The foreign ministers and deputies completed skeleton drafts of peace treaties with Bulgaria Hungary and Finland while the Romanian draft was approved. Soviet opposition blocked progress on reparations, leaving Molotov at loggerheads with Byrnes Bevin and others and dulling hopes for Trieste agreement.
Boxing Pundits Predict Louis Conn Showdown And Stakes
Promoter Mike Jacobs eyes a Schmeling Sharkey era bid as New York City bet on Louis and Conn. Braddock Farr Godoy Sharkey Impellibiter McLarnin and Impellibtiere weigh in with varied calls while TV radio outlets plan coverage. Pittsburgh fans gear up as Owney McManus promotes a public viewing and beer hall sendoff if Conn wins.
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Jim Braddock
Louis
Tommy Farr
Bruce Woodcock
Kayo
Tony Galento
Arturo Godoy
Mike Jacobs
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Mike
Toots Shor
Billy
Bill Corum
Don Dunphy
Star
ABC
NBC
Dave Lawrence
Pittsburgh
War Department aims to clear Fair Grounds site by Aug 15
Federal plans to vacate the Air Force Ordnance Depot hinge on War needs with a Sept 1 deadline. Some surplus material already removed, with remaining gear to be disposed by WAA. State of New York may restore the site or reach a cash settlement for Syracuse University extension. About 20 000 tons of surplus equipment sit in warehouses, potentially 1 000 railcar shipments if moved.
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War Department
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WAA
New York
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Syraluse University
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Mead
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