War Comes Home as Civilians Face Shortages
Washington dispatch reports War Production Board official William Y. Elliott says civilians are feeling wartime shortages and relief may not arrive until the war ends. Steel is constrained by invasion demand and lumber shortages threaten production. manpower limits and packing issues aggravate supply gaps for consumer goods.
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Wisconsin Farmer Is Lone Dissenter
CHICAGO June 29 1952 Grant A Ritter a sturdy Wisconsin farmer was the sole dissenter at the Republican convention with 1056 of 1057 delegates nominating Dewey. Ritter voted for General Douglas MacArthur and explained he trusted his heart and conviction despite the taunts and questions from reporters and friends.
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Allied destroyers sink German trawlers near Channel Islands
The Canadian destroyer Huron and the British destroyer Eskimo sank two of three armed German trawlers near the Channel Islands early today and damaged a third, Allied Headquarters announced tonight.
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