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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1948
Page
13
William S. Livengood, chief sergeant at arms, says the Republican National Convention will not be stampeded by outside influence. He orders strict limits on demonstrations with only one band and up to 150 demonstrators, while delegates may join any demonstrations they choose.
Henry A. Wallace declares the New Party will remain active on the political scene beyond the November elections. He spoke to party volunteers at headquarters and to a Manhattan labor group about a cold war on American labor and the party regaining offensive power after the Taft Hartley era.
Senator Wiley of Wisconsin said the Mundt Nixon bill will be reintroduced in the next Congress to address constitutional objections to the House approved anti communist measure. He chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee and indicated a revised form will be presented.
Former Georgia governors Ellis Arnall and E. D. Rivers joined forces to oppose Herman Talmadge and back Gov. Marvin E. Thompson in the upcoming gubernatorial campaign. Arnall, a liberal leader, and Rivers, once linked to Klan head profits, vowed to work together despite past feuds. Rivers accused Arnall of double crossing him two years earlier.
At Washington University night school a student William Baglioy kissed his teacher Mrs Claire Cari Cari and announced they had become engaged. Both 34, Baglioy a meat salesman enrolled in the course after meeting the instructor, and the couple shared the news with classmates.
The article reviews a Republican platform discussion on extending Social Security benefits and inflation measures, housing aid with caveats, civil rights ideas, and a call for federal action. It notes leaders like Van de Berg and Stassen endorsing parts of the platform while others question specifics. The piece also cites President Truman’s stance and potential special session considerations.
Maj. Shimpei Harada head of a mistreatment mill at Baguio was found guilty by a Philippines Army war crimes commission. He was held responsible for the killing and mistreatment of civilians and soldiers, including Americans.
Dun and Bradstreet reports a small fall in the wholesale food price index this week. The index stands at 7.16 on June 22, down from 7.18 last week and 46.24 a year ago. The index measures the total cost of a pound each of 31 common foods.
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