Cox Seeks Reelection in Georgia 2nd District
E E Cox declares his candidacy to succeed himself in the U S Congress amid defense, budget, and tariff themes. He denounces federal overreach, promotes Jeffersonian democracy, free enterprise, and states rights while pledging to fight communism and support farmers and small business.
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United States
Congress
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P.A.C
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Communist Party
Chaplin Secrecy Marks New Film and Studio Tricks
Hollywood gossip notes Chaplin avoids news access as his film rumor mill runs. Reporters struggle to glimpse Chaplin at work while studio staff deny production details. Dick Powell and June Allyson on set spark playful chatter as Smoky headlines with MacMurray Baxter and Ives in the cast.
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Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
Dick Powell
van Johnson
June Allyson
June
Helga of Berlin A German Woman's New Life in Exile
In Berlin a German landowner widow Helga waits for a husband believed captured at Stalingrad. Now a Russian prisoner, he has become a Communist, challenging her past and future. She supports herself by housekeeping after fleeing the collapsing Si lesia estate and the Russian advance.
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Berlin
Helga
Stalingrad
Oder River
Silesia
Adolf Hitler
A.A.U. Track Tilts to Show U.S. Hopes for 48 Olympics
San Antonio June 28 AP America eyeing 1948 Olympic hopes at the National A A U track and field championships opener. Twenty one junior events and nineteen senior events feature a 290 man field with many records in reach. Notable contenders include Harrigan Dillard Bill Martineson Melvin Patton Vic Durgall Takeo Takashi Fred Heiler and Spencer Johnson.
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America
A.A.U
Harrigan Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland
Ohio
Bill Martineson
Baylor
Melvin Patton
Los Angeles
A.C
Vic Durgall
New York
Millrose A.A
Takeo Takashi
Honolulu
Fred Heiler
Drake University
Spencer Johnson
Tulane
Urania Island Still Visible Pilot Reports
Urania Island, first seen months ago by a British cruiser, was sighted again by Capt. G. F. Maxwell on a Shanghai charter flight. Maxwell reported the island about 150 feet high and 150 feet in diameter with discolored water around the cone, indicating continued volcanic activity beneath the surface.
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Pan American World Airways
G. F. Maxwell
United States Navy
Urania
Pacific
Maxwell
Shanghai
British Publicity Drives Visuals in Polish Cities
Patrick Howarth, a British embassy press attache, displays large British news photos in Polish tourist bureaus. In Cracow crowds form around the windows while a separate Communist backed party display draws only a few onlookers in the same street.
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Warsaw
Patrick Howarth
Cracow
Worker Party
Army seeks ideas for improving occupations in Germany
In Frankfurt AP report the U S Army offered prizes to American soldiers for the best suggestions on addressing occupational problems in Germany. The initiative aims to boost interest and understanding among troops about postwar conditions and work issues they may encounter.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Army
Civic prizes for civilians boost wartime morale
Citizens may compete for awards up to 250 dollars in merchandise and a 15 day trip, with the contest promoting relations with allies and Germans and encouraging civilian ideas for wartime improvements.
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