Secretary Marshall criticized as Churchman award dinner held
New York June 4. Church Editor Dr Guy Emery Shipler accused Secretary Marshall of misrepresenting The Churchman as the official Episcopal church organ. Shipler noted the magazine began in 1804 and remains an independent journal. A Citations for Israel were given to Rabbi Israel Goldstein. Aubrey S. Eban declined attendance after Marshall refused the award.
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Hazeltine Made Bank Chairman Succeeds by Son in Prescott
Prescott June 4 UP M. B. Hazeltine Friday became chairman of the board of the Bank of Arizona and was succeeded as president by his son Sherman. The elder Hazeltine has been with the bank 58 years. Sherman became cashier in 1940 and added vice president duties last year. State Sen A L Favour named vice president, a position once held by his father the late A H Favour. Sen Favour is a lawyer. W Perry Potter named assistant cashier.
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400 U.S. Students Sail For Europe
New York reports about 400 American students begin an overseas study trip aboard the Marine Tiger as the first group of roughly 6,400 U.S. students slated to study abroad this summer under a State Department program. A second vessel, the Marine Jumper, sails June 16 with 600 students. Last year about 4,500 students visited Europe under the program.
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Truman Leads as 1948 Democratic Nominee Choice
In a Princeton poll, President Truman tops Democratic voters as the likely 1948 nominee, with George C. Marshall second, James Byrnes third, and Harry Byrd fourth. Eisenhower not listed but widely suspected to consider a run if nominated. Truman has led since 1945 despite fluctuations.
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Roosevelt Nomination Support Shifts in 1944
The piece notes Roosevelt’s strong Democratic support in early 1944 with 84 percent backing for the nomination and a rise to 92 percent just before the July convention, reflecting his dominance within the party.
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