Lane Mentioned As Running Mate In Democratic Convention Outlook
Westerners spoke of Lane of Hagerstown Maryland as a possible running mate for the ticket. Lane, a former Maryland governor, drew favorable notices at Governors Conference and was chosen by party leaders to be considered. Maryland Chief Executive says he has no contract with the people and aims to carry out his duties. Philadelphia was chosen earlier by Republicans for the 1948 convention beginning June 21, with San Francisco yielding to that sentiment. McGrath to set the date, expecting it after July, signaling the new chairman’s cautious stance.
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Supreme Court
Wallgren
Truman
Lane
Hagerstown
Maryland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Edward Helier
Pennsylvania
McGrath
Congress Special Session Drama Signals Bipartisan Strain
McGrath criticized a Republican drafted resolution during a special session, urging the committee to tear up the proposal. He pressed for submerging politics at the upcoming Congress session beginning November 17, highlighting friction with the Republican majority.
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Congress
McGrath
Resolutions
U S Proposals On Palestine Split Being Prepared
United States proposals on Palestine partition are being drafted by State Department experts for the United Nations Subcommittee. Herschel V. Johnson will present the plan outlining interim administration before full independence. Marshall aides and Russia anticipate parallel Soviet proposals on the Holy Land.
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Russia
United States
U.N
Palestine
Marshall
Holy Land
Security Council
Population boom in United States from 1870 to 1930
The population of the United States more than tripled between 1870 and 1930, reflecting rapid growth across the era. This expansion shaped urbanization, labor markets, and national demographics as the country industrialized and attracted immigration.
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United States
Beaten death of Lonnie Fellick shocks Chicago area
Police intensified a hunt for a sex offender after Lonnie Fellick, seven, was found beaten to death in a forest preserve eleven days after disappearing from his Northwest Side home. Coroner and state's attorney ruled death from blows to the skull and chest. a concrete piece was found near the body. The case follows threats of eviction and a family with seven children. an inquest and funeral are planned.
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Chicago
Lonnie Fellick
William J. Tuohy
Northwest Side
A. L. Brodie
Lonnie
River Forest
Fellick
Mary Fellick
Lownie
Abe
California
Giri Gives Leg Bone So Brother Can Walk
Cambridge Maryland reports Pearl Lorraine Linthicum, sixteen, donated ten and a half inches of bone from her left leg to help her six year old brother Tommy, who has osteomyelitis of the thigh and cannot walk. Doctors at Children's Hospital say Pearl will walk normally after healing and a cast removal planned for November 21.
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Cambridge
Pearl Lorraine Linthicum
Pearls
Tommy
Children’s Hospital
Pearl
Vice Admiral Taussig Dies at 70 in Bethesda
Vice Admiral Joseph K. Taussig, retired, died of a heart ailment yesterday at the Navy Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. He was 70 years old.
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Washington
Joseph K. Taussig
Navy Medical Center
Bethesda
Local soil district sees flood of pond requests
The county soil conservation district reports far more pond applications than expected. W H Stevenson notes limited manpower and surplus war machinery aiding orchardists and farmers. Three ponds under construction include an 80 million gallon pond in Samuel Dillon’s Hancock orchard, covering about 45 acres.
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W. H. Stevenson
Focal Scs
Stevenson
Samuel Dillon
Hancock
Jark Caspar
Arrest of AP Secretary Prompts Hungarian Outcry
Budapest reports Laszlo Rajk pledged a statement today on the arrest and interrogation of Elizabeth Pallos, secretary at the Associated Press bureau. A U S legation official said Molnar's secretary was "most uncooperative" when asked about possible American interviews.
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Budapest
Laszlo Rajk
Elizabeth Pallos
Associated Press
U. S. Legation
Erik Molnar
Legation
Russia Use Of Pan Slav Unions Reported In South America
Chilean Interior Minister Adm. Immanuel Holger told the Chamber of Deputies that Moscow aims to spread its influence in the Americas through Pan Slav unions with offices in Montevideo. He cited a covert inter Slav coordinating committee guiding Czech Slovak Yugoslav Russian and Polish colonies in South America and instructed not to reveal Communist ties. The speech followed Chile’s severance of relations with Russia and Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia’s withdrawal of diplomats.
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Santiago
Chile
Adm
Immanuel Holger
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
America
Montevideo
Holger
Chamber
South America
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Unclear Trio Named Diverse Coordinating Committee
A fragment notes a coordinating committee in Chile including four Czechs three Russians and five Yugoslavs three Poles named by an unidentified speaker. The incomplete passage provides limited context and no clear outcome.
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Chile
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