Hanley Heads G.O.P. State Ticket With Pledged Support
Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley appears set to clinch the Republican gubernatorial nomination as party leaders and delegates back him strongly. Dewey's endorsement and a wave of county leaders plus state figures push Hanley toward the top, while jockeying for the lieutenant governor spot intensifies among possible rivals.
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Albany
Joe R. Hanley
G.O.P
Harney
Oswald D. Heck
State Assembly
Dewey
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Hanley
Lehman
Senate
Arthur H. Wicks
Kingston
State Senate
J. Russel Sprague
Nassau
Livingston Platt
Westchester
Navy flies record Marine Corps crowd from Hawaii to mainland
The Navy claims a passenger flying record with 144 Marines aboard the Caroline Mars landing in San Diego at 10 38 a m Pacific time after a 2302 mile flight from Hawaii. The voyage took 14 hours 78 minutes and surpassed the previous record of 118 passengers. The Hawaii Mars followed carrying 216 total with 125 Marines aboard and 27 aboard the Hawaii Mars. Also aboard were Navy passengers, the crew, and a reporter.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Hawaii
Marine Corps
Hu H Bay
Navy Mara
Hono Iuty
Naval
Dewey Says Eisenhower Would Make Fine President
Dewey declared at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia that Gen Dwight D Eisenhower would make a fine president He said he is not playing a political role in the campaign and does not intend to seek a third NY governorship term Dewey noted he does not know Eisenhowers party but suspects his 1948 side with the Republicans according to a news conference report
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Thoma F. Dewey
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dewey Wan
Blueshower
Columbia University
G.O.P
Dewey
Eisenhower
Hungarian Government May Release Vogeler
American sources report Robert A. Vogeler an American businessman imprisoned in Hungary may be handed to U S authorities in Vienna within two days. Negotiations continue with Hungary and a release is not guaranteed. Vogeler and Edgar Sandlers were convicted of espionage and sabotage last February. Vogeler faces 13 years, Sandlers 14. Lucille Vogeler expressed hope while consulting with Dean Acheson in London.
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Vienna
Austria
Robert A. Vogeler
Hungary
Budapest
U. 5
Edgar Sandlers
Vogeler
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sanders
Voegier
Voegler
Lucille
Tax Slashes May Be Made Veto Proof
The House Ways and Means Committee considers a veto proof plan to boost corporate taxes by about 500 million to offset excise cuts totaling over a billion dollars on items like furs jewelry cosmetics and travel. President Truman warned of a veto if lost revenue isn’t replaced by higher taxes elsewhere. Members worry over a battle about cigarettes and potential stalemate as senior Democrats meet to resolve income tax changes.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Truman
Sami Rayburn
Cizardtties
Allied
Daughton
D-N. C
Wrat
Germany
Free German Youth Movement
Federal
Econ i
FDJ
Coughton
Tobatoo
German Youth Told To Join Russia In War
Berlin reports that millions of youth in Russian-occupied East Germany were urged by Communist leaders to side with the Soviet army in a new war and to persuade their elders to do likewise.
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Russia
Berlin
East Germany
Youth march in East Berlin praises Stalin and denounces West
The organization F.DJ led a massive demonstration in East Berlin three weeks ago with half a million youths from ages six to 24. The central secretariat issued an eight point peace order urging members to rally the population, especially the youth, to resist aggression and support the Soviet army to bring peace.
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East Berlin
Stalin
Communists Demolish Historic Berlin Church Steeple
In East Berlin near Alexander Platz the Communist administration detonated five charges to wreck the Georgengkirche's 470 foot steeple. Protestants and church leaders condemned the action as coercion amid East German Soviet dominated leadership. The Evangelical church and Protestant primate Bartholomew Olten Dipetius denounced the demolition while authorities claimed safety and a rebuilding plan.
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Bolin
St. George Church
Germany
Alexander Plax
Fian
Berlin
Thak
Church
Kate
East Germany
Eht
Agaia
Genrgenkirche
East Berlin
Alexander Iiatz
Osatheniien
Experia
Ehid
Rhapry
Haptiens
Wrddiner
Tater
Sande Ware
Barhop Oltn
Dipetius
Farley Endorsed by New York Young Democrats for Governor
Former Postmaster General Jim Farley selected by New York's Affiliated Young Democrats as their preferred candidate to oppose Republican Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. The endorsing body also backs Sen. Herbert Lehman for reelection and Albany Mayor Erastus Corning for lieutenant governor, with the group pledging to present these candidates at the September Democratic State Convention.
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New York
Janes A. Farley
Farley
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dresident
Young Democrats
New York State
Harold R. Moskovit
Brooklyn
Thomas E. Dewey
Stiron
Moskovit
Jim Farley
Dewey
Benjamin Wetzler
State Committee
Washington milk strike ends after eight days
Washington milk supply returns toward normal as workers and nine major dairies reach a settlement after a week of rationing. The APL Track Drivers and Dairy Employees Union voted to accept terms following long negotiations under federal pressure.
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Washington
Washington P
Epen
APL
Track Drivers and Dairy Employees Union
Incal
Pattshurs
Zeven
Fragmented 1900s baseball scoreboard with errors
A garbled Eastern and National League scoreboard shows teams like Scranton, Williamsport, Hartford, Wilkes Barre, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, St Louis and Chicago. Several lines are unreadable or misspelled, with inconsistent scores and city names suggesting a historic appraisal of league standings and game results.
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Reonkion
St Lenea
New Fork
Chicago
New York If
Chienza
Boston & Pittature
Borton
Pintehure Moet Sark
Philadelphia
Coneintiad
Cincinnatii
Newe Tork
St Louis
New York
FL Louis
Hevriand
Phiadelphia A
Cleveland
Detroit
Beweign
Washington
Bridges Faults McCarthy Tactics in Government Hunt
Washington Senator Bridges criticizes McCarthy for methods in charging Communists in government while praising Peurifoy as capable and doing a fine job. He says McCarthy’s approach is sincere but different methods would be preferable. Bridges also commends State Loyalty Board head Snow who is sometimes overruled, and notes Republicans split on McCarthy tactics.
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Washington
Bridges
McCarthy Crewis
McCarthy
New Hampshire
John E. Peurifoy
Poeunfoy
State Department
Peurlfoy
Kath
Department
Senate
John S. Service
Amerasia
Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
Renera
Conrad B. Snow
Loyalty Board
Snow
Pearlsoy
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Tydings
Prohatty
Amerazia
Union To Picket GE Plant In Syracuse
Union activists plan a picket at General Electric's Syracuse plant with union officials leading, aiming to pressure management over labor issues. Demonstrations are expected to continue through the day with workers and supporters outside the Electronics Park facility, seeking a negotiated settlement.
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Union
G.E
Syracuse
Sa. Om
Mallen Tanres
Dhe General, Electric Company Electronics Park Manthere
Juncal
International Union of Elektzical Workers Yard
John Brady
Marhn Anton
Brady
Yaath Ath Gora
Walt
Nnne
Frank Erickson Slated To Go On Trial Today
New York Gambier Frank Erickson faces trial after an information charging him with assault and weapons offenses emerged from interrogation. Garry Barharte, a former Erickson employee, testified against him, detailing statements made during congressional testimony.
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Frank Erickson
New York
Ruhr Voters Embrace Socialized Industry In West Germany
Ruhr voters backed socialization of monopolistic basic industries while delivering a heavy defeat to the Communist Party in North Rhine Westphalia. About two thirds of ballots counted showed Communists at five percent, with the state election also deciding a proposed constitution.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruby
Communist Party
Thine Westphalia
Ruhr
Lewis Puts Miners In Labor Unity
John L. Lewis urged broader labor unity in a United Mine Workers Journal letter, noting coal workers may join a wider alliance with CIO and independent unions. The report cites cross union cooperation in Europe and plans for common labor issues while warning against excluding United Mine Workers from a larger framework.
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Lewis
Stwub
United Mine Workers
Labor Unity
Thaessee
Colder Than Usual June Day Shocks New York
A frigid June day in New York set record lows with temperatures plunging to near the mid thirties at 5:30 am. Forecasters warned of continued chilly conditions as residents bundled up and outdoor plans were disrupted.
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New York
SS Am
Workmen Decline Comment On Allied Preparations In Germany
A French source in the Kahleng area said measures are being taken widely across western Germany and not only along the Rhine. He implied Allied High Command ordered the actions and cautioned not to speak further. American headquarters declined to comment.
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Kahleng
High Command
Laane
Rhine
Germany
Fisherman Drowned on Brassel Creek Near Here
A fisherman named Chemer an-Roger Scott Mar Smyte, two Jamestmen, WAR, drowned yesterday while fishing near Brassel Creek east of here. Rescue attempts failed and authorities investigated the incident.
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Roger Scott Mar Smyte
Jamestmen
Brassel
Senators Clash Over UN Lie Claim amid Communist fears
The article reports two Republican senators Bridies of New Hampshire and Knowland of California challenging the unauthorized use of a lie to attack Communist influence at the United Nations. It notesAdministration allies opposing a harsher stance and discusses calls for safeguards against Soviet and Chinese Communist moves in the UN Security Council.
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United Nations
Tne
Bridies
New Hampthte
Knowland
California
Lee
Securite
Fener
MacArthur to brief Johnson and Bradley on Formosa defense
In Tokyo on Monday General Omar Bradley and Secretary of Defense Johnson met with General Douglas MacArthur to hear his views on America's Far Eastern position. They discussed Formosa and Southeast Asia, with a four hour briefing detailing military threats and the need for reinforcements and rapid equipment support to the Chinese Nationalists under American direction.
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Tokyo
Johnson
Omar Bradley
Douglas MacArthur
America
Agia
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
MacArthur
Dai Ihin
Formosa
U. S
Southeast Asia
Johnson and Bradley
Far Eastern
Far East
South- Ass Asia
Mmore
Joanson
Bradley
Japan
Gen Chen Yi Executed As Traitor
Gen Chen Yi, ruler of Formosa after Japanese rule, was executed for treason in a controlled firing. his career shaped Formosa’s crackdown, with estimates of thousands slain during suppression and disputed links to Tang En-Po’s surrender efforts.
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Taipei
Formosa
Iet
Chen Yi
Tn Jaquay
Tang En-Po
Ares
Rede
Chen
Tate Owas
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Western
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Joseph D. Keenan
C.so
Political Action Committee
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H-Cause
ZAL
CIO
Israel
Brotherhood of Railroad
Hig Independent Union
Phillip Murray
United Mine Workers Journal
Lewis Fo
United Brewry Worker
Tal Baie
Sayers
United States
Unigena Aeros
Gen
Iene Rae Chuch
Galen Cleey
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