Miss Gabagan Attacks Dewey At Roosevelt Rally
Miss Gabagan of Hollywood spoke against Dewey at a Democratic convention gathering praising Roosevelt as the man for America. She warned Dewey would weaken civilian leadership of the armed forces and criticized his claim on wartime decisions while urging strong Democratic unity.
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Chicage
América
Thomas E. Dewey
Misa Gabagan
Rotnevelt
Luce
Roosevelt
Dewey
Hoosevelt
Work of Razing Old School 13 to Begin Soon
Mayor John J. Ahern announced that demolition operations will start within days on Old School 13 at Erie Street and Snyder Avenue. Built in 1875 and abandoned in 1940, the site has long been a hazard after a March fire and a January roof piece removal by the Fire Department.
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Old School 13
John J. Ahern
Erie Street
Snyder Avenue
Bureau of Buildings
Dewey and Brownell Confer on Campaign Plans
Albany report notes Thomas E. Dewey discussing his presidential bid with National Republican Chairman Herbert Brownell Jr. as Roosevelt seeks a fourth term at Chicago. They expect wartime Russia talks to preoccupy the discourse with Eric Johnston, chamber president, returning from Moscow after talks with Premier Stalin.
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Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Chicago
Roosevelt
Eric A. Johnston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Russia
Johnston
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
War Ballot Stations Open in East Greenbush Township
In East Greenbush township two ballot stations are set up for residents to apply for war ballots for relatives in military service. Parents of eligible voters can obtain application carts at Lincoln Stock filling station in Clinton Heights or at George Stevens' pharmacy in East Greenbush.
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East Greenbush
Lincoln Stock
Clinton Heights
George Stevens’ Pharmacy
Traffic charge for Nicholas Biazzo in Albany case
Nicholas Biazzo of 406 Aint Sureet was arrested on a charge of leaving the scene of an accident and pleaded innocent in Albany Police Court. A hearing was set for July 27. Samuel France of Albany named as the complainant, alleging his car was struck July 73 in Albany. East Poestenkill picnic on the railroad right of way follows.
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Nicholas Biazzo
Aint Sureet
Albany
Samuel
France
Hitler Faces Internal Revolt After Plot Against Him
A German plot against Adolf Hitler led to public denials, blame on Col. Count von Stauffenberg and a “clique” of generals. Goering and Doenitz blamed conspirators, while Hitler announced new Reich officials and pledged to crush the treasonous group for the war effort.
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Count von Staufenberg
Reichsmarshal
Herman Goering
Count von Stauffenberg
Auve
Goenag
Ture
Art Deenitz
Revo Siays
Urtanngse Nervy
Doenitz
Larl Gerd Rudelf von Rundstedt
Stern
Miliaris
Tonn Manner
Hitler
Runasted
H Tgh Command
Germany
Goering
Deenitz
Italy
Immier
Himmier
Heinz) Guderian
Kurt Zeitvler
General Staff
Alfred Jodi
Giller
Gude jTabbet
Reich
Yans Stumpf
Grasnz
Bitier
Democratic Party Platform Endorses Peace by Force
The platform reviews 12 years of Roosevelt era policy and pledges to stand or fall on his record with a foreign plank advocating international unity to prevent aggression. It backs a world body with armed forces if needed, supports the Atlantic Charter and four freedoms, and details domestic aims in agriculture labor veterans taxes and economic growth. The document emphasizes employment, social security, and a peacetime economy while reinforcing wartime unity with the United Nations.
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Roosevelt
Wey
United Nations
International Court of Justice
United States
Robert E . Hannegan
Franklin D
Palestine
Wendell Willkie
Wallace
Poosevelt
Usuiciy
Amcotn
Harry Byrd
Hisses
Meg
Donnybrook
Eas
Rou Ito
Wallaee
Hitler purge details leak from German radio and list of injured
The report cites a 1924 purge within Hitler's party and lists numerous injured officials and officers. Maj. Gen Alfred Jodl and Lt Gen Rudolf Schasunds are named along with Goering aide Bodenschatz and other high ranking staff. The German radio described casualties as serious for Schmund Standr Berger and others, while many were only slightly hurt.
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Hitler
Junkers Nigh Comanais
Berlin
Alfred Jodl
Gunther Kotten
Rudolf Schasunds
Transocean
Erik Sontage
Hitler Chamberlain
Euble
Soas
Karl Bodenschatz
Goering
Staf
Byeervids
Ge Csecp
Baron Richthofes
Heusinger
Walter Sebert
Sé¢mira
von Putkammes
Hittler
Voss
Colofel Brandt
Karl Stands
Wheelas
Col
Borgmann
Berger
Schmund
Standr
Roosevelt Address at Pacific Naval Station Fires Up Convention
President Roosevelt appeals for bipartisan support and vows to correct misrepresentations while urging plans and strategy for war readiness. Delegates erupt over Wallace and Truman bids as Chicago Stadium hosts a heated Democratic National Convention moment.
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Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Mtr
Maia
Truman
Douglas
Claude Pepper
Wallace Backer
Hannegan
Rooosevelt
Ilinois
Scott W. Lucas
Texas
Samuel Jackson
Ily
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
F. D
Toniz
Tojo
Adolf Hitles
Jackson
Thomas E. Dewer
Equal Rights Push Shapes Postwar Legislation Debate
Fragmentary text shows advocates backing a democratic Jewish commonwealth and framing equal rights for women. It references legislation on vaccine equality for equal work and a constitutional amendment on women’s rights in a postwar context.
Double Talk and Platform Attacks at Democratic Rally
Writer Quentin Reynolds told a Chicago audience that U S servicemen fight for a homefront miracle under Roosevelt leadership. He mocked the Republican platform as double talk and warned that foreign policy dangers required unity. Reynolds defended Roosevelt and recalled Taft and quarantine remarks while criticizing Clare Boothe Luce.
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Chicago
Quentin Reynolds
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reynolds
San Fei
Ormer
Clare Boothe Luce
Sfigs Luce
G. L Jim
Roosevelt
Gere Many
Japan
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Soldier Listed Missing Now Reported Killed
Rev. Robert Campbell, D.D. announced his son Pfc. Robert Campbell Jr was killed in action in Italy on June 4 after being reported missing in action. He arrived in Africa after Thanksgiving and served seven months with the 88th Division. He is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters in Troy.
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Robert Campbell
War Department
Robert Campbell, Jr
Italy
Campbell
Africa
88Th
Bruce
Jean Campbell
Ns Sahiin
Troy
Servicemen's Wives Accused of Burglary
New York Mrs Ann Joseph 23 wife of a serviceman overseas was held in 35 000 bail in Queens Felony Court for grand jury action on burglary. Co defendant Mrs Arlene Hanley 22 wife of a naval lieutenant also overseas was arrested after confessing loot of neighbors apartments valued at about 3600. Hanley to be arraigned later while at Bellevue Hospital awaiting childbirth. Police said bicycle stolen with Josephs 5 year old daughter Alberta tied to case.
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New York
Ann Joseph
Bali
Queens
Joseph
Arlene Haniey
Albert Short
Hanley
Bellevue Hospital
Short
Washington County appoints Elmer L. Lee tax clerk investigator
Lalcolm M. Parrish of Cambridge announced the appointment of Elmer L. Lee of Hampton to the tax clerk and investigator post. The position is newly created by the Board of Supervisors and subject to Civil Service exams before permanent tenure. Lee previously served four terms on the Tax Land Committee and will work in the treasurer’s office.
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Washington County
Lalcolm M. Parrish
Cambridge
Elmer L. Lee
Hampton
Board of Supervisors
Slars
Harcy Dei
Lee
Tax Land Committee
Boarch of Supervisors
Apollo Court Card Party At 8 Fourth Street
Apollo Court of the Amazanth held a public card party at the rooms on 8 Fourth Street. Mrs Anna Apple chaired arrangements. Prizes were awarded at each table and refreshments served. A covered dish picnic and card party were planned for Wednesday August 16 at the home of Mrs Eva Vanderze in Wynantskil.
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Apollo Court
Order of the Amazanth
Fourth Street
Anna. Apple
Eva Vanderze
Wynantskil
Wallace leads fight as Roosevelt third term shocks party
The piece describes Wallace as central figure in Democratic convention amid clashes over Roosevelt's fourth term. Northeastern delegates resist Wallace while others push to burnish anti-Wallace forces and push a unified platform. The scene includes anger, strategy, and Wallace’s counterattack with a named challenge to Democratic powers and the Flynn-Hague-Kelly group.
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Lebriew
Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Wallace
Recovelt
Democratic Party
South
New York
Roosevelt Adinistration
Tribute to Wiken Adopted by Convention
The Democratic National Convention adopted a tribute to Josephus Daniels former Secretary of the Navy under Wilson. The resolution praised his leadership shaping party and republic and noted controversies over delegate seating and Massachusetts unity for Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Woodrow Wilson
Yaterday
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Shadow of A Doubt
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