GOP Keynoter Green and Luce Attack Roosevelt Era Policy
Green, the convention keynoter, declares the new deal fostered unproductive spending and debt while vowing to curb communism. Mrs. Luce accuses Roosevelt and Truman of secret Tehran Yalta Potsdam deals, attacking Democratic policy and labeling the President a "gone goose."
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GOP Platform Is Completed and Military Policy Stated
The platform endorses limiting the big power veto in peaceful disputes while avoiding change in armed conflict cases. It pledges recognition and aid to Israel within the UN Charter, calls for a capable defense force, and promotes unity in National Defense with full citizen service. Civil rights proposals align with anti lynching and end to poll tax. opposition to racial segregation in the armed forces.
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Communists meet in Poland in Cominform conference
Reports say top Communist leaders from nine nations gather in Poland to review tactics after setbacks in Italy and Germany. Palmiro Togliatti and Jacques Duclos were absent, with Zhdanov seen in London routes, while Cominform heads in Belgrade.
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Aged Man Reiterates Nightgown Suspect After Beating
John H. Reeder, 83, a Beaver Creek farmer, was beaten in his bed early June 10. He again insisted the attacker wore a white nightgown, correcting initial reports that a hammer was used. Deputy Leister Isanogle questioned him at Washington County Hospital, where his condition was listed as improved. No charges have been filed.
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Two Killed In Plant Blast In Pinole California
Anitroglycerin building at the Hercules Powder Co plant in Pinole exploded killing two workers. The blast was heard up to 20 miles away and followed by similar explosions at a New Jersey plant. Authorities call it coincidental with no sabotage suspected. victims include Rollie Buckiey and John Leighty.
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Goldsborough Endorses Lewis Pension Plan Amid Strike Backlash
Goldsborough approves Lewis proposed pension plan for miners 62 with 20 years service while an injunction fight by Van Horn seeks to block the Bridges Lewis fund. The strike's end brought heavy fines on United Mine Workers chief Lewis and the union, as a three member presidential board begins rapid hearings to resolve the stalemate and possible court actions.
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Break On Third Ballot Shapes GOP Stride At Convention
Delegates inch toward a third roll call as Dewey Taft and Vandenberg vie for momentum. Michigan and California maneuver to back potential nominees while Stassen and Taft organize behind the scenes. The platform promises civil rights expansion and anti communism, with Dewey gaining a Georgia credentials victory and Taft pressuring for housing aids.
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Uncertain 1948 Nomination Buzz Circulates Around Dewey and Vandenberg
Reports from a projected meeting of Gov James Duff and Joseph Grundy suggest Grundy favors a Dewey camp wing while Du would back Vandenberg for the nomination with a fallback to Taft. Hotel chatter links Stassen to a potential push for Vandenberg and Warren as running mate. Convention hall cards urge Vandenberg and Warren.
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Braddock Play Opens Tomorrow at Mountain Theater
Braddock Heights hosts the Mountain Theater sixth season opening with You Cant Take I With You. The resident group features actors with Broadway and film experience. Eight weeks of weekly plays run Wednesday to Saturday, with touring companies planned later. Season tickets on sale at local outlets, nonrenewable after Saturday.
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Fresh Airs Invited to Help Children This Summer
The Friendly Town signals need for more invitations as New York relief rolls rise 20.5 percent, aiming for 4500 invitations from 500 towns. Readers urged to fill the Herald and Mail Fresh Air Coupon to sponsor vacations for needy children this year in 5708 Jewish calendar.
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National Guard Ranks Swelling at Wartime Draft Amid Urgency
Washington reports a surge in National Guard recruitment as young men seek to avoid the draft shadow. President Truman faces signing the draft bill within a week. once law, it may take effect in 90 days with first calls planned for September. Registered men aged 18 to 25 face drafted service up to 21 months, while exemptions include veterans, ministers, conscientious objectors, and certain students. Enlistees may train with Regular Army units at Camp Ord or Camp Campbell.
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AAA Helps In Planning Trip Continues From Page 24
The Automobile Association of America issues revised maps and bulletins on trips. Earl H. Howard notes a northward travel trend via Buffalo and Boston this year. New England and Middle Atlantic states attract attention, while personal vacation preferences remain a challenge.
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Training Then Overseas Service Looms for Recruits
Camp Hood Texas Fort Dix New Jersey and Fort Jackson will place recruits under orders for possible overseas duty after completing basic training. The note indicates all three fort programs prepare men for deployment beyond domestic duties.
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Personal Vacation Advice From Mrs Forlin
A travel columnist argues that vacations must fit the traveler’s nature. She suggests bringing a character analysis to her office to tailor trips from Broadway nights to mountain hikes and coastal fishing, avoiding misfit plans.
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