Rival Fractures Over Georgia Governorship Fight
In Georgia a heated primary dispute erupts as rivals reject Talmadge and debate white primary strategies. Talmadge proposes a party white primary to settle the governor race though it provokes opposition from supporters and students marching in Atlanta. The day features endorsements, county actions, and reactions from Gov. Arnall era figures and prominent leaders.
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Lermin Talmadge
Georgin'x Capitol
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Malavulge
Thompson
Georgia
Herman
Yom Witson
Gunvus Coongia Agriculture
Stig Theehawd
Gover Duch Arnall
Atlanta
Rotlores
Salmadge
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Jean
Lebel
MB. Mhorpson
Talmadge
Tinn
Capivlatare
Negeri Frome
Fuehrer Death Penalty Trial Report From Germany
A German court convicted the former official known as Fuehrer of a capital offense. Defendants, including Neblen and Renkenne, faced long sentences, with some receiving years in prison. The trial revealed alleged pretext and organized crime links related to wartime actions and prohibited activities.
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Germany
Kuba
Tinhrar
Dowthy
Gornung
Amerieune
Katafer
Stand Collapse Hurts Dozens At Jersey City Fight Event
At least 83 people were injured, five seriously, when a stand at the Jersey City event collapsed during a fight. About 27 were treated in the emergency room. five remained in serious condition. Spectators surged forward as the structure gave way, sending a cracking fall through the crowd.
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Jersey City
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Herriot Heads French Group He elected as president
The French National Assembly elected Herriot as president by a large majority with 577 votes to 10, amid pledges to continue France’s present policies. Herriot, 74, previously served as premier before the war and led the republic’s chamber of deputies, replacing Vincent Auriol who was ousted.
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French National Assembly
Hidganerd Herriot
Jty
Rave Oh
Pra Bimadiop
Protean Sevitgnade
Af Hoenbinek
Popular Republican Movement
CURPP
MIE
Nee Thelmar
Genillal
Echambnr
Depation
Vincent Aurink
Bevin Illness Delays Paris Peace Conference Appearance
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, reportedly ill in London, prompted by illness to postpone his scheduled appearance at the Paris Peace Conference. The Foreign Office announced the delay yesterday as Bevin remained under medical care and unable to travel.
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Ernest Beylt
Amiors
Bevin
Ines Iastrummer
Paris
Chinese New Year Observed in 4635 Year Celebrations
Chinatown residents mark the Chinese New Year amid streets and late events. A festival night of feasting and honor for ancestors unfolds as families welcome the new year with age and ritual, while crowds remember traditions and future prospects.
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Sen
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Enlenslay
Kidnaped Girl Home Unharmed
Neva Devine, a 10 year old girl, was returned unharmed to her parents at 12:15 a.m. after being kidnapped from a Sacramento suburb. Police Chief Millard Poore offered no updates on the case as neighbors reported a ransom note demanding $10,000. The girl was seen with a stranger briefly at the back door before being found safe in a nearby tourist camp near Sacramento.
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Alice Dean Devine
Highway Patrol
Siterumate
Mere
Dutichlion
Alice Lear
Saarimento
Polit
Millard Pore
Margaret Devine
Tyrrel Melton Bevin
Siident
Edward Devine
Viesin
Dendling
Devine
Davitey
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Durocher Weds Laraine Day in California Mystery
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Leo Durocher married screen star Laraine Day after she obtained a divorce in Mexico. Reporters note uncertainty over where the nuptials occurred and whether Day remains a California resident, while legal and personal questions loom about postponement of any public confirmation.
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Laraine Day
Los Angeles
Lataie Day
Leon
Taul
Duattee Windberg Walt
Locman Ne
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Assembly Approves Teachers Pay Boost Amid Debate
The Assembly approved a $32,000,000 teachers pay boost with $2,000 starting salaries and temporary raises, applying to about 77,000 public school teachers. Governor Dewey, after hours of debate, signaled support as Republicans and Democrats debated the program and its fiscal impact.
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Dewey
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Priston
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Que M. Brees
Broome Reybl
G.O.P
Oneida
Bil
Tomorrays Lewey
Legislatuon
Nueilinin
Senate
Assembly of
Wheeler Milmoe
Uyo
Housa
Marine Guilty of Assault in Chinese Student Rape Case
A naval court martial found Cpl. William Pierson of the Marines guilty of raping Shen Chung, a Chinese student, amid anti-American demonstrations. He was sentenced to life imprisonment in a military facility. Acquitted on assault with intent to commit rape and two other charges, the defense claimed the act occurred during a “fornication” incident and argued the accused was trapped in a false confession.
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Pelping
Sugar to Stay On Ration List in Minnesota Claims
Washington chairman Andresen of the Hayeswood Sharings Investigating Committee said sugar rationing and price controls are likely to continue. Industry representatives joined the Department of Agriculture in urging controls not be dropped, with potential introductions of a GM device to prevent expiration of station controls on April 1 and end of price controls on July 1. Andresen noted household allotments would rise to 36 pounds this year due to improved supply, while industry input would be limited to 80 percent of 194? output, though changes may be necessary if rationing persists.
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Andresen
St.Minn
Hayeswood Sharings
Department [It Agriculture
Anier- Haan Housewiond
Rensselaer Youth Freed On Manslaughter Charge
A Rensselaer City Court judge dropped the manslaughter charge against Theodore Nominees, a 10 year old from Brownway, and released two other local youths while continued proceedings proceed against the remaining defendants. Autopsy evidence and a medical report prompted the prosecutor to seek dismissal or grand jury action. The incident occurred in front of the Blue Goose Tavern on Broadway, Albany, involving Harald Meilagh as the deceased.
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Rensselaer
Harald J. Meilagh
Lancaster Streek
Albany
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le ¥Orne Lewis
John Yonkers
Ane Manuel Pere
Ware
Si Noul
Lewis
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Joseph A. Padalino
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Lothar Werth
Rensimlaon
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Thuy
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Artur Bailey
Partition Street
Rensabhier
Blue Goose Tavern
Broadway
Rector McIntyre
Wa Later Street
McHugh
Compromise On Portal Pay Suits Urged By Official
Washington report says Wage and Labor administrator Walling urged Congress to allow workers and employers to compromise portal pay suits. He told a Senate judiciary subcommittee a compromise is usually worked out through negotiation and could avoid violating the constitution or public policy. Officials noted portal pay disputes total over 4 billion dollars and may trigger broader antiwar legislation.
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Federn wage-Lovr
Mince
Ling
Admiral Nimitz Receives CYO Award in New York
Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Nimitz was honored with the City of Champions award by the Cath Joc Youth Organization for service to youth. The presentation occurred last night with Archbishop Samuel Allman as honorary chairman and figures from the Buren of Fovealigation involved in the ceremony.
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Radgar Hoover
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Al Capone Rallies After Stroke Reported
Kenneth Phillips reports that Al Capone showed a sudden rally after a stroke, regaining consciousness for a time at his villa on Falm Island. Doctors cautioned uncertainty about recovery, noting his mental state remained impaired and predicting mixed prospects for survival.
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Lee
Cupone Villa
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Chicago
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Tr. Phillips
Capone
Villa Avaur
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Vailips
Nowra
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Hte Moller
Hae Jong
Wim
Jeseat Moore
Jubns Hopkins Copital
Baltimore
U S Rejects Soviet Request To Arrest Ex Red Official
The United States refused a Soviet demand to hand over Kyrill Alekseev, labeled by Moscow as a dictator, citing an extradition treaty. Officials noted Alekseev’s asylum status and reported that a decision on extradition will come after a migration review. A lawyer for Alekseev said he would not cooperate with any arrest.
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Washington
United States
Kyrill Alekseev
Nlla Nomeland
State Department
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Thos
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Alakacey
Ruslan Teudemgatan
Mozco
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Ict Moxeiev
Finthasay Atanday
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Atokacov
New State Secretary Bans Politics
General George C. Marshall, sworn in as Secretary of State, declared he could never be drafted for political office and would avoid political matters to focus on Russia, Germany, atomic energy, and world peace. White House cerem ony noted. House Speaker said this strengthens his position as he faces the daunting tasks ahead.
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Marshall
Dob
Tate
Russia
Germany
Wongrass My
Dei
Speration
L Weaver
White House
Wallin
Weyman
Truman
House
Charles G. Ross
Tong
Marenall
Missing Army Plane Found After Forced Landing Near Canton
An Avary transport plane carrying 15 people diverted and landed 100 miles northeast of Canton. Warrant Officer Harry Fair reported all aboard safe from Shanghai via a cable. Miss Sherman of Shanghai initially hid details, later confirming safety as search continued with planes calling at Kiangwon Air Field for weather.
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Canton
Harry Fair
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Elttio Sharon
Shanehai
Miss Sherman
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Cantany
Beyayne
Remy
Kiangwon
Shanghai
Canastota Man Killed by NYC Train at Crossing
Canastota resident Charles Finn was killed instantly yesterday afternoon when struck by the New York Central's eastbound Enya State Express at the Main Street crossing. Acting coroner Dr. Richard Cuthbert said both men were killed and the body was removed from the tracks.
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Canastota
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New York Central
Richard Cuthbert
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