Alabama Votes to Bolt Party from Democratic Convention
Alabama voters approve breaking from the Democratic national convention over civil rights. Gov. James E. Folsom fails to win as a delegate, while a majority of delegates pledge to walk out if a civil rights plank is adopted. Eleven electors are pledged against Truman or any nominee supporting civil rights.
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Truman To Get Maryland Vote
Maryland delegates to the Democratic national convention will vote as a unit in Philadelphia for President Harry S. Truman next month. The 20 votes will go to Milard E. Tydings for the vice presidential nomination, pledged as a unit if either Truman or Tydings has a chance. The Maryland delegation was bound by a formal resolution.
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Body Of Kingman Pilot Identified In Canyon Crash
A body found in the wreckage of a private plane northeast of San Bernardino is identified as Milford Gene Combs, 21, of Kingman Arizona. Sheriff’s Capt. H C English said the plane hit a mountain side, burst into flames, and started a brush fire. foresters found the wreckage while fighting the blaze. The plane was owned by George Staenke of Kingman.
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Inside U.S.A Its Getting Crowded
HAL BOYLE reflects on crowding across the United States noting population growth, vehicle numbers, and rising urban density from 1790 to 1947. He cites census figures, livestock counts, and civil service trends to illustrate space pressure and shifting population centers.
Gard 48 cartoonist of theatre dies in New York
Alex Gard caricaturist and theatrical cartoonist for several newspapers died in New York on Tuesday. He was 48 years old.
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Prodanovich, Yugoslavian Leader, Dies in Belgrade
Belgrade reports P Jasha Prodanovich aged 82, vice president of Yugoslavia, died here Tuesday. The piece interleaves obituary with unrelated population statistics and farm counts, presenting a mix of biographical note and regional data.
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Schools Likely To Get Houses
Washington June 2 129000 temporary housing units now used by GIs on college campuses would be turned over to schools without charge under legislation expected before the House next week. Rep McGregor said the measure cleared for debate by the rules committee and approved by public works. Units on campuses are owned by the federal government and under present law must be removed or torn down by June 30 1949. The bill would transfer them to any educational institution that applies. A similar measure has been introduced in the Senate. Senate action is expected soon.
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