Snyder refuses to quit Ike drive in Philadelphia clash
Marty Snyder a wartime sergeant for General Eisenhower camped his red jeep outside Democratic headquarters and led a loud protest for Ike. A Philadelphia cop ordered him to quiet down but the crowd roared as the officer tried to intervene. Snyder outlined a plan to draw 150 000 Democrats to convention hall to shout for Ike.
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Philadelphia
Marty Snyder
Snyder
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Democratic
Ike
Democratic Women
Marty
Dewey
Country
Tke
Mike
Police Get Line On Tavern Killers
Columbus detectives narrowed the hunt for two men who killed tavern owner Earl Ambrose during a weekend robbery. Chief Glenn Hoffman asked Flat Rock Michigan authorities to watch for suspects after a report of an aged tourist camp owner slain nearby on Telegraph Highway. The killers' description matched witnesses from the Ambrose case, and Hoffman suggested they may be on a marijuana binge.
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Columbus
Glenn Hoffman
Flat Rock
Mich
Hoffman
Detroit
Earl Ambrose
Democratic Convention Tuesday Calendar at Philadelphia
The Democratic National Convention schedule in Philadelphia lists noon events with Alben W. Barkley, Felix Kloman, Roy Baker, Oscar Ewing, Michael J. Kirwan, Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, Senator Brier McMahon, credentials and permanent organization reports, and a memorial program for F D R at 8 30 p m with dignitaries including Mayor William O Dwyer and Rabbi Max Klein. The program closes with Barkley taking over and remarks by Sam Rayburn and others before adjournment to Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Alben W. Barkley
Felix Kloman
Christ Church of Philadelphia
Carol Brice
Howard Lanin Orchestra
Roy Baker
The
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Oscar R. Ewing
Federal Security
Heard
Michael J. Kirwan
Democratic National Congressional Committee
Charles W. Tillett
Democratic National Committee
Brier McMahon
Connecticut
Senator Barkley
Max D. Klein
Congregation
Adath Jeshrun
Lawrence Tibbett
Howard
Man Rescues Youth Then Needs Aid Himself
George Seeles reports his son in law Howard Carlyle leapt into the water to save a 12 year old boy who slipped from a bridge near the American Falls dam. Carlyle kept the boy afloat until a relative arrived, but then no one stopped to assist him and he remained trapped by his boots until help came.
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George Seeles
North
Lincoln
POST
Howard Carlyle
Twin Falls
American Falls
Carlyle
Seeles
Skymasters Send Nine More C-54s To Berlin Lift
The United States Air Force announced it is dispatching nine additional C-54 Skymasters to Germany to bolster the Berlin airlift. The planes will join 54 four engine transports already in place, with a single C-54 carrying seven tons from Frankfurt to Berlin. Three aircraft came from Brookley Alabama Great Falls Montana and Fairfield California bases.
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Washington
Air Force
Germany
Berlin
Frankfurt
Brookley Air Force Base
Mobile
Ala
Great Falls
Mont., Air Base
Fairfieldsuisun Air Force Base
Fairfield
Cal
New Strike Call Issued In France
Paris reports the major non Communist labor federation orders 100000 more government workers to strike if wage demands remain unmet. About 100000 civil servants are already on strike with Justice Interior Public Health ministries and others alerted to walk out at 2 pm Tuesday if the dispute stays unsettled.
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Paris
Justice, Interior, Public Health
Finance Ministry
Police Court Fines and Guilty Pleas Reported Across Court
A police court roundup lists numerous guilty pleas and fines for disturbing the peace intoxication and vagrancy. Notables include Gus Andros fined fifty with half suspended and Emery Frazier fined one hundred for vagrancy. Births noted at Beatrice Thomas posting bond for disturbing the peace and several hospital births recorded at St Anthony and General Hospital.
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Gus Andros
Ira Mamoshoupe
James Pettis
Alberto Lopez
Lorin Brewer
Glenn McGettigan
Virgil McDonald
Tom Brooks
Otis Jones
Anna Jones
Claude Holmes
Etella Holmes
Edward Eschipperet
Wilmer Tademy
June Edmo
Beatrice Thomas
Howard Hill
Emery Frazier
Charlie Coby
Salvador Salazar
Mike Mayes
Willard Walters
William K. Hendricks
St. Anthony Hospital
Otto Klein
West Terry
Dino Rosa
East Lewis
Gerald Rupp
North Main
Walter Jordon
Colbeer Motor Court
William Ramey
Aberdeen
William Reynolds
North Fifth
Young Bear
Tyhee
Robert Jack
North McKinley
General Hospital
Robert Phillips
North Johnson
Stanley Hiserman
North Garfield
Grace Idaho approves six district redistricting plan
Grace area adopts consolidation reducing 56 districts to five. Grace No. 23 will form with trustees chosen from current members within ten days. records to be transferred. Telluride and Cleveland districts vote against, Cove and Thatcher support strong. Franklin county districts split. County officials canvass results today.
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Grace Area
Scott D. Lowe
Bannock County
Grace
Telluride
Franklin County
Cleveland
Rose Hill
Cove
Thatcher
No. 23
Idaho
Dewey and Taft Plan New York Meeting on GOP Program
Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio will meet in New York City to discuss a GOP legislative program for the next Congress. Taft planned to depart for New York by train tonight following Dewey's invitation.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Robert A. Taft
New York City
Taft
Civil Service Exams Open In This Area
Civil Service exam notices invite veterans and others with electronics and radar experience to apply for Civil Aeronautics Administration radio maintenance and technician posts across Idaho Montana Oregon Washington and Alaska. Ages 18 to 62 with veteran waivers. starting salaries 3351 to 4479 annually plus 25 percent Alaska service. applications due by August 5 1948.
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Civil Service Commission
Army
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Alaska
Commission
Board of
U.S. Civil Service Examiners
Seattle
Board
Board of Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Post Office
U. S. Civil Service Region
Central Bldg
Wash
Four teens confess firecracker incident near elderly man’s death
Four teen boys told police they set off firecrackers in a yard next to the home of 64 year old John Allen Murphy shortly before his death from a heart attack. They said they intended to scare a nearby girl and did not know he was ill.
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New York
John Allen Murphy
Maryland party backs test of new law on tennis in parks
In Baltimore the Maryland Progressive party backs court ruling on whether Negroes and whites may play tennis together in city parks. Twenty one defendants released on bail include fourteen charged with park rule violations and seven for disorderly conduct as taunts of Jim Crow were shouted. Avnet plans warrants against park superintendent and an officer. Askin pushes for constitutional ruling.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Henry A. Wallace
Supreme Court
Duke Avnet
Maryland Progressive Party
Park Board
Avnet
William Atkinson
Reuben Caplan
Askin
U. S. Jets Take Off For Europe
Sixteen Shooting Star jet planes left Dow Field Bangor on the first trans Atlantic flight attempted by U S jet aircraft. The F 80 planes arrived from Michigan earlier and the flight was delayed four hours awaiting weather reports over the ocean.
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Bangor
Shooting Star
Dow Field
U. S
U. S. Airforce
Michigan
Ocean
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Larry
Walter A. Weber
James Voss
A. Jack Haywood
News of Record
James M. Black
Floyd B. Lane
Lava Hot Springs
Fifth District Court
C. V. Boyatt
Lane
Lowe
Scottsbluff
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Scotts Bluff
Stanley Askin
Young
Druid Hill Park
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