Mein Kampf Not Banished in Germany But Read Sparingly
AP dispatch reports that in Berlin Germany does not ban Mein Kampf but few read it now. Neutrals say copies sell only rarely and by Hitler Youth members. Goebbels’ circle seen as not pushing the work. many titles kept in backrooms as interest in current German literature persists.
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Madrid
Hitler
Germany
H.R. Baukhage
Blue Network
Tt Goes
Joseph Goebbels
Berlin
Goebbels
Hitler Youth
July 3 holiday for war workers ruled out by WLB
Atlanta June 27 AP A July 3 holiday for factories and war plants has been ruled out by the fourth regional war labor board. Chairman M T Van Hecke said the board would approve merchants closing July 3 without payroll deductions if no conflict with local manpower rules occurs.
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Atlanta
Fourth Regional War Labor Board
M. T. van Hecke
War Manpower Commission
WLB
van Hecke
Foreign policy plank in platform stirs GOP worry
In Chicago on June 27 AP reports GOP governors and a Taft committee weighed a foreign policy plank to fit Gov. Thomas E Dewey’s likely nomination. They signaled possible action if no clear pledge to join an international peace force is offered, while Willkie’s critique of a world state line drew informal attention.
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Chicago
Thomas BE. Dewey
New York
Robert Taft
Ohio
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Estimated postwar turnover of workers forecast in Georgia
Atlanta June 27 AP an estimated postwar turnover of 25 000 60 workers during the first two years after the war is predicted by Evan Clague director of the bureau of employment statistics This figure does not represent the anticipated number of unemployed according to Clague who spoke yesterday to representatives of region seven group of the employment security agencies Representatives from Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi South Carolina and Tennessee are attending the three day conference
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Atlanta
Evan Clague
Bureau of Employment Statistics
Clague
Region Seven
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Methodists Create Interracial Commission in Southeast
The Southeastern jurisdiction of the Methodist Church formed an interracial commission on the last day of its quadrennial conference. It will execute a program to eliminate racial injustices and include leaders from the Southeastern and Central jurisdictions.
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Atlanta
Jime
The
Methodist Church
Ambitious Shifts That Rally Governors and 1940 Nominee
The report outlines policy adjustments that both state executives and the 1940 presidential hopeful could favor. It highlights timing, leverage, and cross party appeals while noting potential political risks and public reaction to proposed measures.
Editors Ask Free Press Plank in 30th Platforms
The American Society of Newspaper Editors in Chicago unanimously urged that Republican and Democratic national conventions include a free press plank. The measure, drafted by John Knight and coordinated with wire services and press groups, calls for unrestricted news interchange for world peace. Knight named a committee to pursue inclusion with Washington officials for possible adoption in international bodies or peace settlements.
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Chicago
American Society of Newspaper Editors
John §. Knight
Knight
Washington
Talmadge Seeks Antifederal Delegates for Convention
Former Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge pushes for antifederal delegates to back his political stance. The proposal aims to influence the convention through targeted support and alignment with Talmadge’s statewide profile in Atlanta.
Candlewood Gothic: Moira Captures Spring in Hidden Tunnel
Spring hides in the Candlewood shop as Moira reveals a trap door beneath the storeroom. Dirk searches the tunnel while Moira, threatening Aunt Drusilla, orders Spring to reveal the whereabouts of others before the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
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Hex
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Drusilla
Gil
Justen
Theron
Dirk
Spring
Elvan
Josh
Dru
Pring
Morey
Louise Hudson obituary noticed in Climax area services
Louise Taylor Hudson colored died at Jol 2 Archbold Memorial Hospital Saturday morning June 24 after a few days illness. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 o clock from St John AME Main Climax with interment in the family plot. She is survived by husband N L Hudson Montgomery Alabama her mother Mamie Taylor three brothers Lenton Taylor Hoyt Taylor William Thomas Taylor two sisters in law Elizabeth Taylor Beatrice Taylor and mother in law Viola Lewis Hudson and many relatives and friends. Clark and Gilmore Funeral Home in charge.
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Jol
Archbold Menvial Hospital
St. John A. M
N. L. Hudson
Montgomery
Ala
Mamie Taylor
Lenton Taylor
U. S. Navy
Hoyt Taylor
Electors to Meet After Democratic Convention in Chicago
Georgia figures back anti fourth term oppose New Deal electors. Talmadge after Chicago says electors will run on the Democratic ticket and vote for president and vice president as dictated by the constitution. He warns against national political deals and urges electors to be chosen by majority vote.
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Georgia
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Chicago
Talmadge
Pulpwood Aids War Effort With Paperboard and Map Paper
Pulpwood shipments support Army and Navy with medical supplies and paperboard containers. Special map paper enables night readable maps via fluorescent ink. Additional map paper resists water immersion and can be dried cleaned of blood dirt or grease for field use.
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Army
Navy
Georgia Board Approves RFC Plan and Port Authority
The Georgia Development Board approved a state RFC style reconstruction agency to back private banking gaps and avoid politics. It also backed a state port authority to develop Brunswick and Savannah seaports and agreed to send a board representative to Washington to secure federal public works funds. Governor Arnall praised port development to counter railroad dock control and unfair freight rates.
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Athens
Gra
Apia Reconstruction Finance Corporation For
Georgia
REC
State Development Board
Caovernor
Arnals
Arnall
Brunswick
Savannah
Washington
Development Board
South
British casualties in Italian campaign total 73 122 men
London reports Prime Minister Churchill in the Commons gives British casualties from Italy landings to the fall of Rome as 73 122 including 14 331 killed 47 966 wounded and 10 825 missing. Air and naval losses not available.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Italy
Rome
Cassino
Anzio
Brittain Ends 22 Years as Georgia Tech President
Atlanta June 27 AP Dr M J Brittain concluded 22 years as president of Georgia Tech by conferring degrees on the war era class. Next Monday he will turn over administration to Col Blake Van Leer and become President Emeritus.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Marly
Mondmy
Blake van Leer
Cordele airman awaits reassignment at Caribbean station
Tech Sergeant Judge M Simmons, 30, of Cordele Georgia, a parachute rigger, served two and a half years in the Caribbean and is awaiting reassignment at the Army Air Forces redistribution station here.
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Judge M. Simmons
Cordele
Caribbean
Army Air Forces
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