Mrs Willkie WIlts When Wendell Mentions Radio
Philadelphia June 28 Mrs Wendell L Willkie says she will help in the campaign if colleagues do not consider her excess baggage She will not make speeches and sat through the exiled gasak cumsenium sessions while votes formed for her husband She hides behind a hat and a friend's wardrobe and later calls him from a telephone Confers with Mrs Frederick Atwood of New York About readiness for the nomination The couple married in 1913 and have one son aged 20 She plans to decide about White House entertaining after she has lived there
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Willkie Nominated After Long Battle at Convention Hall
The Philadelphia convention saw Willkie rise from outsider status as big blocs and gallery crowds swayed key states. Roll calls progressed from Arkansas and Georgia to Massachusetts and Illinois, with Dewey and Taft fading while Willkie surged, culminating at 1:02 A.M. as delegates pushed toward a unanimous nomination.
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Submerged Plane Wreck Yields Victim Near Sault Ste. Marie
The body of Hope Matvenko, two and a half years old, was recovered from a submerged Ontario Air Service plane fuselage near a small lake 100 miles northeast of Sault Ste. Marie. Pilot Jim Westaway and two others escaped with minor injuries after a forced landing. the child died from a fractured skull en route to hospital.
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Editor of Magazine Quits in Protest Against War Policy
Oswald Garrison Villard, long time editor of The Nation, resigns amid dispute over defense policies. He cites editors abandoning opposition to war preparations and universal military service. Freda Kirchwey replies that such articles threaten the grim reality facing the nation.
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