Truman asks Congress to name Speaker as successor
President Truman, en route on a long plane trip, asks Congress to designate the House speaker as his successor if he cannot serve. He notes the 1886 succession law places cabinet members next in line after the president and vice president, listing key secretaries from state to interior.
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Truman
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Mr. Truman
White House
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Treasury
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Navy
Interior
Labor
Senate
Occupation reshuffles eight battle hardened divisions
Eight battle hardened U S divisions chosen for permanent duty in the American zone of occupied Germany include the 82nd airborne, First, Fourth, Ninth, 28th and 36th infantry divisions and the First Division. The 82nd will move to Berlin within 36 hours. Also described are past campaigns from North Africa to the Reich and the divisions remaining intact despite veterans with discharge points. Local commanders emphasize a strong, aggressive posture for occupation duties.
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Neufchateau
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Berlin
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Normandy
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Aachen
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Ardennes
Rhine
Cliff Andrus
Metals Lead Rally as Markets Reopen After Eisenhower Visit
New York stocks rallied on metals with fast trading and 4 year highs near the close. Industrials lingered while carriers faced selling before steadier tones. Market activity eased after a recess for Eisenhower’s visit with modest gains and several declines.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Con. Eisenhower
Senate May Restore FEPC Fund Tomorrow
Washington June 19 AP A Senate appropriations subcommittee restored the full Budget Bureau recommendation of funds for the Office of War Information totaling 39 750 000. FEPC funding faced House veto and possible Senate action to suspend rules to allocate 599 000. Senator Chavez said the fight will continue in committee and on the floor as FEPC seeks legal status and funding.
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Office of War Information
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FlePc
George C. Marshall
Army
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Marshal
McKellar
Dtenn
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Roosevelt
Executive Coder
House Rules Committee
Chavez
Reputer
PEPC
Budget Bureau
Packer Hog Market Reports Mixed Prices in Southeast
Thomasville Georgia June 19 hog receipts 500 at eight packing plants across St Georgi North Florida and Southeast Alabama quo tations unchanged. Soft hogs priced 130 lb up around 14.25 to 14.35 with some 130-140 lb near 13.50 to 14.00. 270 lb hogs around 324.00. 80-1380 lb hogs 12.00 to 14.35. 150-270 lb sows 12.50 to 13.60. smooth sows 15.50 to 14.40. Some 130 lb barrows quoted 14.25 to 14.35. Markets reflect limited changes and mixed loads.
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Thomasville
WFA
St. Georgi
Florida
Alabama
Ike Plans Visit to West Point Tomorrow
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower will visit the United States Military Academy at West Point tomorrow. He will review the cadets, address them in the mess hall, and inspect the post before overnighting and returning to Abilene Kansas. He graduated at West Point in 1915.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States Military Academy
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Francis Wilby
Eisenhorg
Corps of Cadets
Fort Benning
Cavalry Field
Stewart Field
Abilene
Kan
Proposed new state constitution endorsed by VFW
Athens Ga June 19 AP Georgia's proposed new state Constitution received an endorsement from the Georgia Department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at its encampment. The group urged voters to pass the constitution at the August 7 election and elected Mayo C Buckley as state commander with officers including R E Miller Tony Postero H B Edwards J B Lively J N Crotty J C Owens.
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R. E. Miller
Valdosta
Tony Postero
H. B. Edwards
J. B. Lively
Augusta
J. N. Crotty
Savannah
J. C. Owens
Ellijay
Deat’s Role in Vichy Labor Policy and Liberation Escape
Summary of Georges Deat, serving as minister of labor under the Vichy regime, who facilitated French workers’ shipment to Germany. He escaped to Germany during France’s liberation and joined Petain’s government committee for safeguarding national interests.
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Germany
France
Marshal Petain
Restoration of Funds Seen for War Information Office
Kellar indicated there may be partial restoration of funds for the Office of War Information as budgeting decisions unfold.
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Kellar
Office of War Information
Release of many GIS may be delayed
Washington reports the War Department told Congress rapid discharge plans under the point system will push many servicemen out after 40 to be considered. The program targets monthly releases of up to 200,000 through 1946 with barriers including transfers, replacements, shipping, training, and furloughs. Major shifts also aim to cut air, service, and ground forces in the Pacific time frame.
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Stephen G. Henry
Henry
Poles Admit Terror Campaign Tied to Home Army Trial
Testimony in a military court reveals Polish underground groups planned to derail Red Army trains and provoke terror in Soviet rear areas. Jankowski says directives came from the home army, while France Urbanowice describes attacks on Russian officers and civilians. Journalist Kuyavinski notes propaganda framed concerns as anti Soviet.
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Jankowski
Home Army
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Urbanowice
Red
Stanislaw Kuyavinski
Soviet Union
Kuyavinski
Warsaw
Classified Ad Rates and Telephon Readiness in Times Enterprise
Advertising by phone accepted for local ads with pay at Times Enterprise office. Receipts issued and kept. out of town ads require cash with submission. Rates shown for daily edition by line and month minimum, with deadlines at 12 o clock for same day appearance.
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R&r
Pocketbook Stolen At Tosco Hotel Reward Offered
A pocketbook was stolen at Tosco Hotel on Saturday night. A $100 reward is offered for the return of the pocketbook, ring, and papers. The finder may keep the money. Contact George Stenaris care Greek American Cafe.
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George Stenaris
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