Arnall Leads Georgia Primary in Tight Governor Fight
Georgia Attorney General Ellis Arnall led the Democratic gubernatorial race with 174,198 votes against Eugene Talmadge’s 127,483. Arnall carried 89 counties and 262 unit votes, signaling a historic challenge to the longtime talmadge faction amid a one party system.
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Ellis Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Atlanta
Talmadge
Sugar Creek
Uique
University of Georgia Law School
Arnal
Newnan
State Capitol
United States Senate
British Labor Calls for Second Front in 1942
British labor leaders at the Trades Union Congress conference urged a second front in 1942 while backing the war effort and criticizing delays. The discussion highlighted tensions with the A F of L and resistance to direct talks with Russian labor groups as Citrine’s U S mission faced questions about engagement with American unions and the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Congress of
Ronged
England
Russia
United States
Citrine
Labor Congress
Washington
Walter
William Green
A.f.of L
Cable
A. F.of L
United Nations
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Congress of Industrial Organizations
C.so
Chicago Daily News
Lic
Blackpool
Trades Union Congress
Executive Committee
Europe
Engineers and Miners
American Federation of Labor
Walter Cirrine
Army’s oldest groom ties knot at 73 in California
Staff Sgt. John Westervelt, 73 and long active in the Army, married 51 year old Leota Harrison of Kalamazoo, Mich. He is connected with the Air Transport Command and has served nearly five decades, claiming status as the Army’s oldest bridegroom and one of its oldest soldiers on active duty.
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Army
Long, Beach
Calif
John W. Westervelt
Fort Custer
Mich
Leota Harrison
Kalamazoo
Westervelt
Air Transport Command
China Says It Has Five Years War Capacity
A Chinese Government spokesman stated China has enough soldiers for five years of war. He noted that more than 1,000,000 men had been mobilized since 1936.
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Chungking
China
Frame Building Contracts Let by War Department
The War Department announced awards of temporary frame building contracts by Army Engineers. Among them are a $100000 to $500000 project in Burlington County New Jersey with Tuttle Seelye Place and supporting New York City architects and engineers. and a $50000 to $100000 project in Franklin County Pennsylvania awarded to Ritter Brothers of Harrisburg with Baltimore engineer office.
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Washington
War Department
Army Engineers
Nond
New York City
Burlington County
N. J
Philadelphia
Ritter Brothers
Harrisburg
Frankin County
Baltimore
Captain Botts Joins Army After Service in Elmira Work
Capt Dewitt K Botts formerly of Manlius School faculty and Park Congregational Church Elmira has joined the Army. At Manlius he led the band and directed the chorus and served as organist. In Elmira he was honored at a dinner with gifts. Canada to ship 15000 tons wheat monthly to Greece as gift. eight Swedish ships available for transport, Trade Minister MacKinnon says.
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Dewitt K. Botts
Manlius School
Park Congregational Church
Elmira
Captain Botts
Manlius
Syracuse American Legion Chorus
Fayetteville
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
J. A. MacKinnon
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