Ohio and Florida primary results shape party nominations
AP reports Huffman wins Democratic Ohio senatorial nomination facing Bricker in November while Holland leads Florida Democratic primary, with incumbents largely renominated across Ohio Indiana Alabama and Florida. Alabama races produce runoffs. Lausche secures Ohio renomination. Bricker wins GOP nod in Florida.
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Associated Press
Sen
James W. Huffman
Ohio
C.so.p.a.c
Eight marbles retrieved from boy’s stomach in Peekskill
Peekskill Hospital doctors recovered eight marbles from Edward Cravis’s stomach and still hope to remove ten more after X rays showed remaining pieces. A piece of chalk came up with the first eight. the boy said he swallowed the marbles on a dare.
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Peekskile
INS
Peekskill Hospital
Edward ‘Cravis
Addie
Grain Price Rise Likely
Washington reports a new price formula to shift grain from livestock feed to human food as defaulted famine relief shipments near one million tons. Officials anticipate an upward ceiling adjustment for grain and feeds, aimed at easing shortages caused by heavy livestock use.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Baldwin to Run Primary or No Primary for 17th District
Republican Rep Joseph Baldwin declares he will seek reelection from New York City's 17th District regardless of state party leaders. He vows to run in a primary or without one and to oppose any bid to sidetrack him from Governor Dewey's district.
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Baldwin
New York
Joseph Clark Baldwin
Manhattan
Dicartel
Thomas I. Dewey
Wer Assets Administration
Les
Searest War Assets Administration
WAR Assets Administration Reserve
World Bank Plans to Sell Bonds for Reconstruction
The World Bank and IMF met to discuss issuing world bank bonds to fund reconstruction in war torn nations and development projects. Emilio Coleado, U S director and temporary chairman, said bond sales are the bank's core issue. Despite 38 nations subscribing 7.67 billion, annual calls will be limited. private investors are expected to supply most funding this fall.
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Washington
World Bank and
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Emilio Coleado
U. S
Eleven Nations Invited to Pacific Atomic Tests
The United States invited 11 nations to send representatives and reporters to observe the upcoming atomic bomb tests in the Pacific. The move ends speculation about foreign observers at Operation Crossroads and addresses concerns over possible disclosure of military information.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Capitol Hill
Inflation in Japan Eases Yet BoJ Signals Calm
Bank of Japan notes in circulation exceed 30 billion yen but Governor Eikichi Araki says no cause for alarm. He dismissed rumors of yen devaluation and maintained a stance of cautious optimism about the currency’s stability.
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Japan
Tokyo
Bank of Japan
Eikichi Araki
Araki
Teenagers Cleared and Convicted in Two Separate Murders
In New York a jury acquitted 14 year old Jack Turk of the murder of three year old Sybil Surfein, while 16 year old Nicholas Trinchillo was found guilty of second degree murder for bludgeoning to death Mrs Patline Goldfire in her dry goods store. Turk faces juvenile detention and a Thursday arraignment.
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Jack Turk
Queens Court
New York City
Children’s Society
New York
Nicholas Trincillo
Turk
Sybil Surfein
Trinchillo
Juvile Court
Peter T. Farrell
Trinchite
Patline Goldfire
ASNE to Study World Press News
The American Society of Newspaper Editors forms an eight member committee of editorial executives to study global news dissemination and report by October 8. The panel follows a resolution from the Washington meeting of April 20, amid a debate over AP and UP supplying materials to the State Department for overseas dissemination via short wave and radio.
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New York
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Ight
Washington
Associated Press
United Press
State Department
Doenitz Seeks To Justify Nazi Tactics At Tribunal
Doenitz argues Allied and German wartime methods were alike to prove Nazi practices were legal. Defense cites HMS Cossack action against Altmark and praises for Rear Admiral Vian, while an affidavit questions Doenitz's mental balance as trial proceeds.
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Nernberg
International Military Tribunal
Grand Adm
Karl Doenita
Otto Kranzbuehler
Altmark
Vian
Winston Churchill
Neville Chamberlain
D. S.C
George Messersmith
U. S
Argentina
Berlin
Doenitz
Germans to Push On Despite Hopelessness After Hitler
The defense cites 1940 declarations by Churchill and Chamberlain promising to fight to the end if England is invaded, arguing they show continued resolve despite the presumed death of Hitler.
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Hitler
Churchill
Chamberlain
England
Rayburn pledges showdown over SPA funding
House Speaker Sam Rayburn promised a finish fight with power lobbyists over Interior Department spending. He plans an amendment to restore funds to the Southwest Power Administration after the appropriations committee cut more than 20 million dollars from its budget, blaming lobbyists for the cut.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Interior Department
Texas
Southwest Power Administration
House Appropriations Committee
Rayburn
Lopbyiass
Ceilings Lifted on Printers Ink and Photo Materials
Washington OPA announced exemptions lifting price controls on inks used in paper printing. The move also drops controls on photographic trays and on rubber parity products used in photography.
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Washington
OPA
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Charlies M Andrew
Holland
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