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Virginia Veteran's f ' I - - IALIALL - ' f L31 - - 1 - -- 4 - to the THE"TAKE-IT-EASY"WA- - P" Al 111 - I -- Bomberger Coal Co 9 - - - Washington ) i - 1 Buescher Band Shooting Italy Red Chief Fails Instruments To Stir Europe War Golub FOR RENT With Instruction now which ROBERTS Co ' - - false swearing administration prices of houses Federal Judge i ' - t -- by - ' li ii t) s y Leather Composition or Cord t 011eriat Extra 8 a - - JR By J Bt Associated Press Writer Italy's Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti has been shot and all - - - ' - - - - - ‘IL - - 1 A - --- '''11- A 4 q - - -- -i - l- - "" 1 -- -- - - ' v(- I I - 4t - INA 1 I '''''' '-- " ' I t - e' - I 1 k t - P 610P man 20 regarding sales Wistonsin 24 votes—Truman 24 to veterans Wyoming 6 votes—Truman 61 William H Atwell 8 votes—Truman 6 Alaska bench-at saict he would be on the of Columbia 6 votes— District 11 am Thursday to set $500 per- Truman-sonal recognizance bonds for those 6 6 votes—Truman 6 indicted Puerto Rico 6 votes—Truman 6 The grand jury made its report party doctrine "that government Canal Zone 2 votes—Truman 2 shall serve all of the people and with the17 true bills at 5:20 pm Islands 2 votes — TruVirgin help all' classes to help them- after working at breakneck apeed man 2 all day selves" --- ' r--PI 21 C: golommoodoill ed ey would remove over a presidential veto the railroads from the provisions of the antitrust laws and thereby open the door for monopolies to stifle competition? He declared westerners "are not being deceived" and will fight for a Democratic victory and the - ' ''''"4"'-oaomo- i f- - to Congress'Itian raovo LT ) line' - - - - that - 14) 1 LLI z-- - N in Texas Face Jury Indictments suffered slight brain concussions The prog- -eir condition is satisfraescstoroyfoth - - 1111 Free E R P Part The British foreign office disclosed that Britain has proposed proclaiming Haifa a free port to help ensure the success of the votes—not voting 'European Recovery program A new wave of homeless Arab I ot 10 1?21 --- trt- ---- --23 n damage - - injuries 1 - rfj r-- - Here's How Delegates Cast Their First Ballot Votes - g1 NEWS J twin-eng-in- 1 ITTD - - - - An official bulletin Issued later said the queenand princesses had a "number of and ' - Pd - k:i - pioce 7 d - - Taft-Hartl- - Alri and SAT ' RE)Alf Ell Pa'lln ED - - - r II Clahn Successes - -- - - Delaware-10votes—Truma- n - - ea vs— cm I Elsewhere in the Holy Land fighting the Jews claimed milif tary successes in the north cen':' south t e t i terAtandLake Success the United t 't 4 States gained support—ter its deh 1 mand for a cease-fir- e order which :' ' the United Nations would enforce If necessary It also calls for efforts to demilitarize Jerusalem Canada and 3elgium backed it in the U N security council ' Britain is supporting the U S A ' 4 demand for forceful action When 0"' : t this became known in Trans-Jorda- n 0 I mass demonstrations occurred in the capital Thousands Amman Gov Herbert U Maw received arclaim 1104 he addressed nalional of hurled defiance at Arabs angry the Rockies west of Democratic convention by saying the country I and at Pres Harry S British the to life with the Democrats' reelamation projects Truman For the second time Syrian bombers struck TRUMAN TOTAL: 94734 no serious Haifa They caused - - ? i moAmomAA 15 L t 1 - I - - - --s- -one of Jerusalem PHILADELPHIA July 14 (In— Mississippi 22 terriMissouri 34 votes—Truman 34 Here i s how the state and 12 votes—Truman 12 Montana Wednesvoted torial delegations Nebraska for ballot liyotes—Truman 12 the first day night qn Nevada 10 totes—Truman 10 nomination of a Democratic presiNew Hampshire 12 votes—Trudential candidate: with i nterest 11 one not voting man "The legislative record of the Alabama 28 votes—Sen Richersohm 80th New lersey 36 votes — Truv akte L C V C CLIO a studied ard Russell of Georgia 26 t to abrogate basic tenets of Arizona 12 votes—Truman 12 man 36 the nation's public power policies - Arkansas 22 tvotes—Russell 22 New Mexico 12 votes — TruC a lf orni a 54 votes—Truman 54 through crippling efficient operation Colorado 12 votes—Truman 12 man 12 and limiting construction New York 98 votes—Truman 98facilities on public power projects Connecticut 20 votes—Truman to those that are approved 33- 20 North Carolina 32 votes—Tru10 Private utilities" man 13 Russell 19 - For the Worker? Florida 20 votes—Russell 20 North Dakota 8 votes — Tru28 'votes—Russell 28 Georgia 8 man 12 12votes—Truman Idaho Regarding the Republican labor 50 50 wit pq Ohio 60 Illinois 60 votes—Truman record Gov Maw Zharged G 0 P votes 24 Truman Oklahoma Kansas 16 votes—Truman 16 lawmakers with "clamping down" votes—Truman 26 24 on the working man "The Kentucky 26 16 Oregon 16 votes-Tru- man 24 votes—Russell 24 Louisiana act will be followed by — Tru74 votes 10 Pennsylvania Maine 10 vote(—Truman other measures if the announced man 74 20 20 votes—Truman Intentions of the Republican party Maryland are carried through and all of Massachusetts o 36 votes—TruRhode Island Vote 36 ' the many advantages end bene- man Tru- -' Island 12 votes Rhode ' fitA given to tabor by the new deal Minn'esota Vete man 12 will be taken from them" South Carolina 20 votes—Rusi 26 votes Truman Minnesota Touching on veteran legislation 20 sell Gov Maw asked "Does any vet- 26' South Dakota- 8 votes — Trueran really believe that a Repubman 8 lican congress will give to him Rus28 votes Tennesseee low-co- st over the protest 27 housing sell 28 of the well organized builders' Texas 50 votes—Russell 50 lobby? Does any teacher or parUtah 12 votes—Truman 12 ent or school official think that Vermont 6 votes—Truman 517such a Republican congress will 14 UPI—TwentDALLAS MCNutt li conever appropriate money to sub- ysevenDallas July residents mostly t kkalissoll'26 sidize education? Could any small ftactors and real estate men were ' Virginia 26 votes 20 votrs Tr - Antlior's -- Dainly - 1 - old-ag- - - ‘ 40-ho-ur - - I curity t? the nation It gave to week and a minilabor a mum wage law better working conditions and higher salaries and recognized the principle of collective bargaining It established health programs for all the e retirement and people and social security for most of them "During a period of 14 years our party gate to the wet and Its people prosperity and security and put it in a position for large-sca- le industrial expansion Indite41ton' Attack "Yet these are the things that the Republican party has pledged itself to destroy for these are pl ects Itefore they have finished with this campaign they'll discover that they bit off more than they could chew when they got thewhole new deal program into their mouth—It seems to me they are in for a severe attack of Indigestion" the governor de eared- -Under the guise of "economy" he said Republicans "are squeezing the life blood out of reclamation in the west even though they know that the cost of western reclamation Li paid back to the government in full and that hydroelectric power costs are paid back 4 ' me' - - - -- 11 el Maw added The Democratic party which believes that government should help- those who cannot help themselves thus gave hope and se- - - e N Gov 14 (CTPS) sr- - Queen her daughteiCs Princess ' - ' of' - t prosperity the like of which they had never eXperienced before" Denmark July Ingrid and Margrethe 8 and Princess Anne Marie 2 were seriously injured Wednesday when the ear Which the queen was driving skidded on a slippery and crashed into a tree The road WAS a blunder two princesses sittinebeside the Once a roll call wan under queen when the accident took taken the convention could hardly place were cut from do anything else but vote for it shattered glass by splinters If Truman was to be the nominee The queen staying at the ampVet the vote of I651 as against mer residence of Castle Graasten Z821i is in itself a bad showing in southern Jutland with the rest It Means that slightly less than a of the royal family ordered the majority wanted to repudiate Mr car for a driye through the coun' Trnman's inept handling of the tryside civil rights program Some southern delegations Experienced Driver bolted others felt it is an old rule an experienced and careIn conventions that those who par fulIngrid was accompanied by a driver ticipate are under a moral obliga- chauffeur who sat in the back tion: to abide by the decisions of seat A few miles from the castle thi majority The south will go' the road takes several sharp turns away embittered and disillusioned and In one of the bends the car about the northern Democrats1 skidded on the slippery road and — 1 crashed into a tree Secession Move Petersen a local farmer A movement to organize an in- andHans wife rushed to their :ashis dependent Democratic party in sistance and helped the princesses the south will gain momentum out ' They cried but P Tactt and sensible leadership could the accident bravely The have avoided they split that oc- took queen 'was pinned behind the wheel but managed to free her1 t litt She was bleeding from a self 4 f cut In the face and Limped from 4 E1§ a serious injury to her right knee The chauffeur suffered a brain 44 concussion and several of his teeth itel were ' ' OW broken Something mon to Ald the I Do King rif you hove only old When Castle Graasten was Inp4cos of 'iovfolry thitt i formed King' Frederik rushed peryaw ors not using? 1 - I sonally to their assistance- and if ':I brought them back to the castle 1 In his car A local physician Something New k gave first aid and dressed their -IZZ3 In that safety box took 14 1: ' fader- injuries before they were taken to Snot In your OLD a hospital at Soenderborg While 4 ' ' under the doctor's care the queen 'jewelry Let us show you ' condition of kept asking for-th- s to t1 what ton ba don two her daughters snake a boautiful modern - 6 state of depression and discour7 agement to one of security and COPENHAGEA 11b ' AA ' of the west were lifted from a Dane Queen Two Children - i ii e41140Mgb to IrelAviv relieved the Petah rb of Arab shelling It promised to ease the water shortage for Jerusalem's 100000 beleaguered Jews The town is the terminus of the Jerusalem water Tiqva-subu- pipeline CAIRO July 14 till—A decisive refugees reached the Judean hills In the south: A Jewish combattle for Itemsdem appeared to from ' the Er Ramie and Lydda mando attack in the Negba area be shaping up Wednesday around areas now in Jewish hands Ob- destroyed half of an Egyptian Latrun where the Arabs have servers' estimate 250000 Palestine company plugged Jewish supply roads to Arabs' have scurried from their r the Holy City ' since Jewish-Ara- b fighting The Jews are pressing an offen- homes Letters December last sive frecothe coastal plain in an began This was the picture of military - PAR1S July 14 (CTPS)--Twenty:FY loose the Trans-Jorda- n effort successes d by the Jews: ' letters written by Charles Arailegion grip on the In the claime1 Jewish troops " I ILatrun bottleneck But legion artil- ti :ti"S' erotic author whose 12 miles west oft Baudetaire 'Amr this area I was—the nearest base worKhave been banned in France lery stillctominates This Haifa Aviv of Fawzi Pasha Al The main JerusalenA-Twho w- e auctioned at the Salle Drouot El leads 'Arab volunteerKaulcji I highway meanders through ItBab to fck $200) All the letters' were adforces is 14 Haifa Wad Gorge at this point ressed to money lenders and 18 from miles from Jerusalem and center: The of In the author's desperate the capture pleaded 1 Tel Aviv: Ras Al Ein nine miles northeast nead of funds decide would A here victory ' "ildlh the success or failure of the siege - - - CraskInjures Fail to Squelch But the convention platform committee went beyond the 1944 principles and then- added insult to injury by failing- to squelch a TrItinority group winch insisted on indorsement of Mr Tru0specific inan's civil rights program It was a caaeofa convention getting out of control of the leadership—if indeed the leadership bad- any influence at all in the first-pla-ce Certainly the failure to avoid ' a roll call vote on the Truman civil rights amendment - ' r Decisive Battle for Jerusalem Looms at Latrun Bottleneck r Continued from Page One ' "These and many other projects were provided so that the farmers Talt-Hattle- - ' ' I - rebuke-administer- ' ' curred here Wednesday But the Democrats this year seem to be bent on doing everything wrong from the standpoint of Weir own political fortunes The to the y south on the repeal plank also burned up some of the delegates particularly those who voted for the measure In congress As one of them remarked: "Mr Huniphrey of Minnesota represents a state which hasn't a single Democrat in congress yet he undertakes to dictate to the other Democrats who must stand on the roc- ord made in congress" By DASH) LAWRENCE 3 - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Thursday July 15 1948 131mider of Blunders Made As Denlocrats Slap South ' — a - - a |
