Pro Truman Wing Sees Eisenhower Boom Ended
The pro Truman faction argues the Eisenhower surge is over and plans to push for Truman's nomination at the national convention. Howard McGrath and party leaders meet in Philadelphia to map strategy and consider a vice presidential candidate including Lane Wagner or James Roosevelt.
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Iron From the Sky The First Malleable Ton
Primitive man regarded meteorites as gifts from the sky gods after the first malleable ton fell from the heavens.
New London Rotary Club appoints 1948 committees
George C. Ford announces 1948 committee slate for the New London Rotary Club. Board of directors includes Ford as president and G H Stein as first VP. Club service includes Burk as general chair and DeGood as membership chair with other subcommittees listed. International service led by Lee, community service chaired by Marquis, and attendance chaired by Barnes.
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E. Tom Child
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W. R B. Lawrence
15 Experts Speak On World Problems At Yellow Springs
Victor G. Reuther of Detroit will be the main speaker at Antioch College for the Fifth Annual Institute of International Relations. He is among 15 experts addressing world labor movements and international politics, with sessions on labor challenges of war and related topics.
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Church Women blame UN discouragement on unrealized expectations
Mabel Head official observer to the UN told six state representatives that rapid U N Charter results fuel discouragement. She urged immediate public education on the charter to align hopes with what the UN could achieve and keep nations collaborating. In Elizabeth New Jersey Prince the milk wagon horse caused chaos after a sprint, breaking a store window and grazing cars.
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Popular appeal draws impersonators as youth toy theft rise
Police chief Robert Marshall reports complaints of impersonators approaching children and taking toys, noting the trend grows as the activity seems to attract badly behaved youths seeking inclusion.
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World cacao beans supply centering on United States
Fifty percent of the global cacao bean harvest, the key ingredient for chocolate, is needed by the United States as of July 1908 in Elyria Ohio reporting.
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