Split paths in 1940s party politics in Chicago convention
A Chicago Republican gathering deepens the U S political divide with South delegates in reserved seats. The piece casts Dewey as likely nominee and critiques Republicans for northern dominance and weak southern outreach while arguing New Deal Democrats dominate national life and harm southern and conservative voters.
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Sidney Hillman
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Red Army advances encircling Orsha and push toward Minsk
Soviet forces reported by Izvestia and Moscow broadcasts as capturing Orsha a key railway junction and driving west toward Polotsk Mogilev and Bobruisk. Soviet claims include mass casualties for German forces, encirclement efforts around Orsha, and widening advances along the Leningrad Minsk axis amid heavy fighting on the Finnish front.
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Cherbourg Port Falls as Allied Forces Liberate France
An Allied communique confirms Cherbourg's capture and liberation after five days of heavy combat led by Lt Gen Omar N Bradley. The port’s fall opens a crucial gateway for Allied armies and war materiel, signaling a major step toward defeating German forces in France.
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Cherbourg Surrender Story From Allied Push in 1944
As Allied forces close on Cherbourg, German defenses collapse after a brutal 21 day siege. Colonel Von Schlieben and Rear Admiral Hennecke surrender as Doughboys seize remaining fortifications and thousands of prisoners.
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Russell Amendments Limit FEPC Committee Activity
Washington June 27 AP Restrictive amendments to an appropriation bill would severely restrict FEPC operations. Senators Russell and southern Democrats say the measures bar agency orders and penalties while allowing investigations and recommendations. They argue the proposals curb federal measures forcing employers to hire based on race and prevent government seizure of firms for noncompliance.
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Diet Vitamin Deficiency Linked to More Severe Poultry Malaria
Research shows chickens and ducks lacking a vitamin in their diet develop a more serious malaria type than fowl fed a soma diet. The finding ties nutrition to disease severity in poultry.
Weather Reads Mixed With Daily Extremes
The report shows yesterday's high and low, with values around 06 and 49 for this month and 101 as the peak. Details remain unclear but indicate a broad temperature spread across the day and month.
Sinkwich Disenrolled From Maritime Service Plans
Frankie Sinkwich former Georgia and Detroit Lions halfback has an honorable Marine discharge due to health issues and awaits an army exam in Youngstown Ohio. His status remains unsettled as he may return to the merchant marines or be called for army service. He trained at Sheepshead Bay and is married with a one year old daughter.
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Liquor conspiracy case drags through long federal trial
The District Court case against James Butler Vernice Davis Aldaman C White Jennie V White John Ellis and General Hadley proceeds in two sessions with multiple indictments. Witnesses include May hearing participants and several who pleaded guilty. Reddick testifies on the liquor making process and syrup use. several defendants face bribery and conspiracy charges.
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Moore
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Dan Reddick
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Emmitt Jiles
Lon Allerki
Anthony Bailey
A. Walker
Tallahassee
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Bainbridge
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Pennsylvania
RAF Mosquitoes and Bombers Hit Targets Across Europe
Allied air operations report heavy bombing by American and British forces. US heavies struck Budapest and Brod while Mosquito night sorties hit Gottingen and Caen area amid clouded skies and limited Channel blows. Bomber crews praised weather and bombing results over targets in Hungary, Poland, and northern France.
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Republicans outline platform urges private enterprise focus
The platform argues against radical groups and promises to restore congressional responsibility, simple equitable taxes, and industrial jobs. It favors private capital, reduced business restrictions, strong veteran benefits, and Pan American solidarity while stressing state and civil group initiative over federal cash. Warren signals reluctance to be nominated, while Hoover and Luce prepare speeches.
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Mogaung Falls to British Chinese After Big Battle
Allied communique says British and Chinese troops seized Mogaung in northern Burma after a three day fight aided by a heavy aerial bombardment. The fall threatens Myitkyina as Japanese remnants flee southward. the 18th (Singapore) division is split and heavy losses reported. The report places the capture amid Burma operations in June.
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Americans Fight For Garapan In Saipan Campaign
American forces pressed to seize Garapan the largest town and Japanese peace-time capital of the Marianas after heavy artillery and air raids. Marines reached Mount Tapotchau, directing fire along a nine mile front while Magicienne Bay and Kagman Peninsula fell under American control.
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Private Arnold Arrives in England Safe and Welcomed
News notes Private Austin Arnold has arrived in England and is reported safe and happy. He is the son of Mrs G W Arnold, with another son in the Pacific for eighteen months. Mrs Arnold's other daughter and relatives are also mentioned amid local visitor chatter.
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Pacific
World War II Fronts Report From Asia To China
Large scale combat reports detail American and Chinese efforts near Myitkyina and Tengchung as Japanese bases in Burma and Salween sectors face pressure. British units push through Manipur hills against weakened enemy forces while Hengyang in south China remains held.
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NYC Public Schools Run 310 Classes for Handicapped Children
The city operates 310 classes for physically handicapped students in its public schools. These programs provide education and related services to meet specialized needs across New York City campuses.
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