Hard Fight
Likely For
Democrats
I M-r i or All I' or
Vue Presidency
Appears Probable ^,
L -
( Iv 1 lie Assiiciatcd I ’c ■ i
I ’r*■<I ict ions by I )cmocraI j.
1< a>I< r - I hat "tile boy ■ will ha1
a little fun" in choiisinjr a vie
;a i -1<11-111 ial candidate and I hat
'it ii* * I jroiiiR to be a cut and
dried convention pin nt ed today
a lively time at next week
('htcayro >r;rl 1i*tiiiyr.
P . • • i... tin* i i .1 )»\ t; . .
n • i I: .. t ;> Ketr. 1 *i <'>ki*ih• m i, |
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nimi ... in
1.0 a |ee . . ]T eli'fl p It oil It'.' ri. I
Ii . v\ 1111• ’ I li'U V 1 lit Ii . \
Wall J * -■ !m V.'lld. t*. !.c t|) Pi e. i
(b ' t' ihl'Mlg ni.lt r e| lip,
\V:*h * line i I in in":', tM t.. ■ f, th»
; lit •'! In mt’i 1 WrHr * d.i / , 11 -1
• i1 •11” ■ ' tie - i' r 1 l • • I ;f|it d
t ' , , j rl t . »n otm v.'f •• i. 11 < ini t i ] iv.
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H« Ml v W ilfl. 1 . If l.dr ■ d * -M
• >{' \ dt'-Ji M -rk el v. .mi tii.it
I; .by ed i pi • n ‘ r lr .
• ? . • I- • ent for the i .i> V/ -i
i . i • ■ '
1 . ■ • : ' ! ; ! f ' p ’.111!! 1 • t ’«to i; d 11 «| n-.o.
{d
•f If • !• ) iv • 1!t ir d .jet ion
f. •■»••• i i d \V t .!iiiint"p , t
t ‘ / ; * t, • !
• ni" nut to .,-ork 1' »■ die ir .
r • ■ 1 . el i - .V •! I p *• i i< ni
0 t :• I ! " I!-" r i* t 11< .n ml i 'pj - •
, . ; ■ f
In • • . d<’i ; ,n i" 1 : ti A Mr. nr.'
.-r-.m t > 1 1 »• ,f flip hig t I . |. r,1 the I
or ' I ... ... , '.'ill he to lli |.|(. a r - I
r nuoo t rlo .■ to IIjr pi op|. n . i.i
1 i i... the people rinser to the !i
• i i nt ■ et ”
I ' "i in I "i 11 11 i v S. Ti .
X!; . i 11 11’rat*'(1 it Km i City
II" ' | .' (|r r 11"' ' lilt 11'.*' •
• i a"I ft" ■ rnnr K■11 i '■< a
( , i ;;o Ih'il 11<> is not -i i ma a la I <
i i ■ ■ ■ . i' ■ 11,iI' ii. \'r .' Mrs.r i
firm riii ml .a Washington Ilia
| .1 • 'lot ■ |'o| * r;i r I r le.i ret It ..'!•(
"... ■ I: ! )i or| , a .111(1 Repil; ||., 1 ■ "11
jn v. i t that I ”i i I
i e, (. 11 i
pi if| ,i m 11 I Hit 11 pa Itirs .a n cl tile . |
a p men lie dined to lake ff": >- |
ji.ii i il . lands."
Wants South
To Unite On
Its Candidate
M'-blv , U. . .! Iv 1 I - ■ \Pi~ (b it- !
ii. ' Met 'rnvry, < hairman "| 11.<■
Alan.ima St.it. Democratic K'.ccutivr
( nmii.iilee. said today a • numbci" .
cl parly < hairman in b 'iirleen state.-,
agree "cue hundred percent" with i
Ji pi' ip. sa 1 that ."iiiIi'tiiit. •inib*
ill the f'hnagn National CVinvruti ,
in ;.11ppi,i I ol i ,.trung i.mithernoi
Jm the vn <■ pro iriential tmm na'i at
Met •orve.v said .11 State chan miSra
1 eplying thus ! n- In a letter lie ■' o!
" irktii;; their support favored .-nine
united action on the pari "I tic
tii uttiern rielegab ..."
Similar lettei ... he .. mi, h g"iie
to Democratic national rmt.mUo"
men and committeewnmen I1 m well
of the .outhern slates.
McCorvey said ' ll we all center on
tine good, strong 'OUthcrn u,m, ami
he receives 20(1 to 300 vote, mi the
Pl.t ballot, then you will see many
delegates tmm otlici seel' at- 0 I1"’
country who would not favor a radi
tm 1 such as Wallace voting on die se< -
und toll call m support of otu candi
date." _ __
_REDS NEARING EAST PRUSSIA
STORMOVIK ASSAULT PLANES, making tree-lop sweeps, carried the war
to East Prussia as the Nazis prepared the first defense of their home
land against Russian force-, (1) already striking but fifty miles from
it. Red Army artillei y h,a . opened up on Pinsk (2) from positions
eight miles away. Other Soviet units (3) were driving hard to oust
the Germans from the last bulge into Russian soil on the long front.
Using Rowel (4) as a supply base, Stalin's troops pushed forward m
the drive that may eventually carry them to Warsaw. (International>
Max Gardner To Be
Broughton Leader;
Hoey To Nominate
F'! i ledi ■ I .'. 1 4 - < I * i - 1 ■) mer
( l" I.- I I ! .4) '1 .1 :l S ' I •• I )l! 1 I , "I dll I - j
i i v. it i v\ i. !nra;tnn wi. "iil
I l | ' • ■ | ' , 4 I 1 ..I’’! t ' ■ I < 4‘ 'V 4'l ||. ,1
.1 M. Bp■'iqhli'ii in Iri■ • I iH.-r • m
did.n y ’ "i the I )• • 11:■ >i r ■ 111 - i■ i pi c . •
dt■ 11 *1 • n miiMl i' n
< 'i. irdni' wil I lie i. .11■■ i i >y Wil
Sii nli ■ -1 If.-ili'isli. '1 'i n i' >p«':il.'T
.4II' I ' l'-|r.; 11 • ■ 11 in t In t|| 11 I r ■ '
SI: . tl I i ' i s 111 1111 ,\' 11 ■ t h l'H i
.(•111 •" III 4 ' 'H ll'l'4'l I 4 I V. ■ It'll l|(>il,R.lt.(
.ii ii i p.i rt v Ic.idn s "l . • ver.iI -t:i!tv
I :yl :■ 'll I n Vioo-Prosiilcn I in- d
i n ii'i . .' lii'ii is I a nt: 11 .nisi' ■ re *
■ , ('lie S mriny ■. -.■ • • 111 n • m n • I
i|,.i> .1. • :ii -. I);n id .. I'.iit n- nf 1111*
Ii • .;: '.' ■ 1 .11id < 11' ■'' ■ ■ 1 , . 11 ■ i . ■' n q
• | ’! . ; ■ is u 1 n ri • in '11 ‘ -1; 11 Dcni'i
.... • 1 ' ti last:,
i:;.:.. 11 tin: Hri .hi:1 - ii .in ■ kI. I
.1 1;*. .■ s| i-i• i< ,| i..■ ,• tonried by
,.i 11- i ,i mm.
in :.a>> i, --Ii| :.■ jil.K-ec! n> norm- i
natim < • in..'! iii'tt d by the |
■ nr. f’nt ", n. h . r r ,nnei 'I o'ciivh'
C lvrli- I! H- y! I1 • ' ■ *!' .hrlii.v, ! !
Il'l al i" nnniim'l I "I Ml" United .' ;i l f f’ . |
So’i i.i I *
Gcnei il ■: i iiurmciii., a ill lie in
chaise >l ■' 11• ('ll-nnn in Minnie !
Hodden, ■ u 111-iid r an iII• •. f|oiIdon,
Delegate K (' (ii i one and Senator I
}-*.r;111 ci<ir 1 I h .dgc ■ ■ : \ .lie. ill" are I"
leave l>v nr :•.r ('hi .14. tiumi row to
sel up iieadim irlei
Hill Sh.ir|n "l Iii" •'•late News i
P>ui i.ui, in ■ ; i ei ■ : p , I did ly, -11 — ■
risidy 1 , ill ! I. i 'i£411
' (\iivi" ni a- u- i Mi P.i. iuulitiu will
lenvi \h .in i i a (i' up i. ace >m -
pan.ed In • • i inn.. anrl Mrs
.1 ( '. I! i• .. ' i and Lt. Gnv.
1? I.. Hail. ' H • '.mi ■ They will
'.tied in \\ ii •' in by Mr. md
Mi s. (jurrlnf r. Su nh and others.
Roosevelt
To Be Buried
This Evening
\V ' A n n I i p ■ in X-d -
inaiidy, July 14 (AP) -Brig 1
Th* nrl' :i I hi i vlt, .Ii ’Teddy ' In
hi- |pMips will In• ln1111•*I t"iiighI
wi ill I ul I tin Id.il V hnii''i .■ 'll 111*' Intel
111- (wire 1‘Hlglil to life ll '111
ia i r.. n ■
i;.ii. .I th.' hi" i
jnl ..jul in -I l"\ i 'I general ■ m "i”
Army, r 11 • . I 11 "in i lira r t -it1 ■ •*'1
U’edne .ii IV mgllt alti I an h '
tn;11 . I I lie t nml, which he in id'
again -I h r- d"(‘t"t' ad\ • *• He
I cl 11.ad I" re d , fie.,pi I e Hi" I 1 I It"
had ..'dti i "d a slight alt irk "H ‘v nn ir
(i ibel "1 e
| ]jgji I -.liking "fti-n . 'iiel'Kidi:; 1.1
< ten. Omar X P.i idley, i • aim,nr i"
,. | jlj j. 11 - I irii:y-. and Ma i"l < I • a a i 11
,1 . .cph I,.-a i. ,ii ( "I In' e- >m|lli mi - if
(’hcri r -in g, and ■ "min nidi r nt ’ h ’
I ’niied l - it' s ,P\ puth c- u p ., and
d dm ighhnvs will attend the
puna! ei - ninny in an Aineinan
ceni< n-ry.
Hi. ai, *.,n mil in, a captaiii ift the
In) in I i 11 v <(" l..l-ill. win ll In hi
de i olirt -a v ed i - deputy ( >rnma»
flei, ah." will he pi i ■ .cii t II - I -an t til
,|n i .mu hand will gn e a im d s '
late
( cm al th." w e 11 t . i .let: ■■
v,-it!i Ml" mill I ll ti j\ i .j• >11 "II lie - ■ mil
r|;t\- m d> : tii e as t i I ad r 'in -
mac"
(jcrmans Respect
I he Real ('ross Aik!
Chaplains Mostk
f)arh inn .In'- M The Germans j
gen- ■ >l!y 1 - i the cltaplams and
the Red ( i ml Captain George
lined, C S A v chaplain, recently
u-turned ’ t -“Only twice did
I . ee the 1 . , ,1 the Red Cm: - i
bombed eid .- nl these seemed to
lie ail Ii-c.d.-nt,' a icl C,apt,a in I I'll el
A g ad'i 'f Puke University, A
P. d. g e, "i ’ A and IIP. degree 1 PR,:!,
Captain lf >- -d h I . been on active d't
i v since < >1 r tier 1 !l 11. Inn ing been
in the '>l: ■ ' •-•'•serve since 1037. He
h -, In • :• nr ni hire January.
1;>t, -a > ■ •” has three campaign',
n, hi .-'■■■in Before being called in
artiv• dm ,-, • apt iin Hood was a tuin
i t, r in - - Western Carolina Con
feree- Hi: home i. in Vale, X c
U-ipt nil lined qualitied hi- Jate
ntenl tin* tie- Germans respected the
Red Ci" ■ md chaplain-, lay stating
|.,,t "• \ -e md the medico- are never
irna-rl in any Way and 111,- enemy
know lhi•"
( a pi I >11 Ho"d ••■• j-.-er] it Casa
blanca m.Iiun-iiv, 1 IP,‘V having been
delayed ••metiine hy ship trouble it
• ■a When lie lnt African -nil, all
w ., mi- aduies tot the big pit .h on
Tun : i and he wen1 tlumigh 111i.- i-ii
iii,- - nup-'tign with tin- ‘itii Medical
h m ill"". lb. primary job was to
a a 1 tlv lin'dical men in the licit
11-1-111 n| III'- wounded. H'- was with
in l"iv a Ka i-i ini- Has .lit juel
i i , S idjetn- \’.11 ley, ,ii.| Hi/i-i te.
J-'i mi Africa ('ll ipl.iin Hnnd went
WEATHER
r«B NORTH * MtOl.IN A
1’aiUv cloud' IoihkIiI .'.oil Nil
111 day: scattered sliowcis and
thunderstorms. model ale)' hifih
te in |i«-i alines.
Predicts Rate Suit To Fail
Columbia, A C . J'llv It—I '
Govctnoi Ol in D John on < '"d |V
that a :f.tin,V.ill,iilH) In i;;ht rah- . ml
against twenty rail mad:., tiled by
Georgia’ Go\ei‘Mer t.lh Aina:!
would be "kieked out" at the Cm ted
States Supreme Court.
A mail tiled a suit in the Supreme
Court June 20 asking damages tor
his State and its sluppi rs on the
j. jv.iids that the freight rate sVuc.
I:,,., ipipO'.‘ ‘I Mil ... 1 -i 1''' 1 I'"'1
I 111 w , 'I; .ci imirit"ry md 'lit •
(• [ i 11 ■ 111, i! 1 i n < I tli.it 11 \v, i the i' m j -
tu; n ,c pi nil' ions 'rI nm.il pulH
.Ii hn. "ii said that Am.'ll h.ul un
iliTi.'ki-n hi> Supreme Court ."bon
without consult nip "thcr ."'Utliern
<m ivei'i a ir •. who had been work mg lor.
equitable freight rates . nice HUM
The South Carolina governor m
"true'od nw otnnpy genet’!. John
Daniel, y**Moi’>ldv ' 1 In* osHuate Ar
n.ill'e .icliun to ih trrmine whether it
would ,11 lift • ■ 1 h,■ n impel it i\, rcla
non hip" between the port., o!
Charleston and Savannah, Ga.
Should Georgia win its ease, John,
son said, it was conceivable that a
lower freight rate might be put into
effect to the port of Savannah than
to the port of Charleston.
Whole U. S. From is On Move
From St. Lo Are*- To The Sea1
Germans Con tl net m i?
Orderly Withdrawal;
No Breakthrough Yet
-hunviU" I h ■ a * i < 111 • 11 t el . Alii''ll
K inna i y I 'm'. 1111 v ! t
(AIM Anicrican intautry aiul
anka driving down the ( ir r
iiin••y? peninsula, have ad\ aneed
from one to t hree miles, and t he |
np-enie command announced
Pulpy that “tile whole t'nitrd
States A rmy front I mm St 1 ,•>
In | ne sea is on the move.”
I lead!|ii:irter . a ft ' •• (
ipparently were conducting m a
iei lv wltlldl awa 1."
The Americans m unicrl sc
rial important villages. \d
vanring up a t°ii_miip front on
the w est roast, the < loseil in
more tightly against llu t.niu.ui
stronghold of t essay, sene rlr
incuts approa* lung to within a
mile and a half of the town. In I
llu* lighting toi .frategic si. I n,
on Hie inland cut ot the Sll-milc
lliii'i ii .in hatHi H unt, til*' tu .1
a rmy m »dg progre.', lo the notli
in a drive flanking the (its Irnm
the east.
i );■ the •• '.-ter e > ' a of f s '. u
windy bat! legi ound, th ■
ctivity. hut i» ' i. n" c de l ''1 •
Hi iti ,h had in .) ' ' H''n"enie. .. o d ■
■ ■.»tii ei t'olom ■■ If . in n i ■'
""lllltei attack
l ,1 r d n Hr oil' . American i i e
pushed tin ee mil* d".vn tli.est
. ,Hat I', f ;< , ee VII - Av. till
11 ; I Ir . nnltil 'S' si ' I a’ ■ ' ' h'W
miles inland dong *■'*■ high'1' ir ■ O'
I. I Hay* d'l P'S. t" Le ''IV, ad
nii »'d Mpii , ippro "died Mu di ige
,I Hea ; ai . * I ■'iIf alia f ’ aM t r an
i,f ,ay
I’ll III- id Hie nine road, leading
into St In are uiirtei \ioni
ran rontiol. the driv° against
(Ills most important ol all central
Normandy highway .iuiu tions ad
valued on the east he.vond cap
tured I i Harre de Senility. two
miles east and slightly south. M
last reports the \merieans vyer"
only a mile amt a half from the
tow n on ttie north.
Despite the widespread \men: m
prevail .along the Whole I runt. Mi.
v ,. no ■ d n that i In I'.aktlir - ,
had been ache ■ ' d anywlnu e i’l 't
I'e,. ,• a., e. ■ e. s made in id i ise ! . " i ■.
pushes ag .m ' sin'iig Gei man i ■■ ■
gu rds, Igl ' de pei .te y
each I""' i "'ind. win:" Hu- ■
of tile fore'-. iihdrew.
Lt. Gen. Lear
I
To Command,
Ground Unit
W.i. hing" July It i A P i The
War Hepait" ■ a announced today
that l,t (ha, Pan Lear ha> beett a
signed to eiand ■ >t the army
round to 1 ‘ * w i ng 1.1 ( uni. I .*
t v ,i \t, •; . o has been gis en
important ■ .aa., a signmen1
\Ia\a 11 h ' I ■ '■ 111 minded t ha g' I a a at
fori! 5 lima M eh. 1912 winl<
an m -perl i iii i ip m N'U't Ii \ n m ■.
April, i :i i.;, I., v i wounded by h.
fi agnmni - I • i , aimed tamp u • .
command o( g aiinrl tarn'' ■ u to
time.
I, a a r, ('ii (' >i n niand‘'i ■ a ’ ■ "
second at mv. ■■■ • a- igned a ye u u:
to the arms' g- 1 ■ ■ Ip. a pool ot geimr
officer- wliii iii - drawn upon ha m
spei ifii d i .s ment He \v i ■ o
in Hamilton. 1 mad i, M iv ! 1;;
He canm up 11 m the rank ■ 11'<a
listing ||l * h a Hurd Color Ho nfae' .
volunteei a on M *y 1, I 898
to Sir 11 v " '1 Hill h In 1 antl v I1 g !
i men I. mg i regiment ■ 9,;
u,ra the ' ipt n aid tile P a hall •
Slataimr \s i light, m eompai a . ;
and opeiati ni "fait monthly While I
aiding a v aurled Anmi ieail 1 Pa'
cniin, C'apI on Hood injin(d In m
ill a .hell Ii ' 1 h' SS'.'I . i eturnr'l ' 1
Africa and -pent to day 11 ■ up, t
mg
A11 r i i eg 11inng hi:, feel igtill, 1 h"
capt im joined Pa' tilth Genet al II '
pital I hut mo went to It dy I ha •
it wa that h" ■asv the Ked
mark bombed
"The tin in n: ware bombing the
h.arlior at N'apli and not trying m I 1
Hill ho pital . I believe Urns nr:
one oi tha howh. did hit a builiim
that bold Is d; played tht. Ked Cr, ■
In recount mg his many adventim ,
Captain Hood aid that In had • >111 n
earned wounded men for tsvo mile.,
| through eoinb.it areas.
Captain Hood arrived in the State
on June 9 and is temporarily at the
I replacement center at Camp lfutii a
in - *
ALLIES S.....l PARIS, SAY NAZIS
i
•I
THE'.E MARCHING f-> N. -he C. .*
ph -t■are An■*.■ > j Can rt • • p .
mandy and ar> i i.---ng m ■■d t'- ; i o I' i. »
French civiliai i. Tim AIT • h r.m kci T4,0n• i ' • pr . ■-* ~rr
pm-, p Day. f" "i cry . < • ■ ’. ir-n. ntficti nj !.-■ . m t , . *
that thousands ■■■. "i tic ;.j are capture i llnternatiotuil Padioviotn)
Captured at St, La
j
SHOWS AROAh’D :\ !'. r’
Gi: ••rd ship on i nit ■ in . ; 1 ii
If i II ms I-1 • .!■ f "
I, ni . rioi'ni ted I hr: r ■ e i -
t ’-The (in i in 1
i id in the fight
I- . i ft, i t
pn n (Intern r 'it ■ 1 ■ ■ •»
Hinckley Te
Handle Y\ -r
Cenlrace.
\V i ,n. ,l i t i i c r ■
ti i It i elt i
nih. - ■ v, f. 1 mcr i 1 • • I 1 ■'
mri.
, if, r; .1 t now |ii, 11.' 11 lii Win,
11,m..r ■: iff nifllt tn.l.i.v ud in ■
nmi.iii.i* 11 will bf t i Si n ,ii
v. . ■ ess meet
Qi. t-' Utah
Nippnn Rcvrcif;
In VVrsl Pacific
(iruwing Rnpirlly
i Fleet H
■ Pi ri Ha Hoi, July 1 1
■A I ’! I )• at h a midst humriat -
i lid * at at Sa ipan of’ t la -I p
:i i1 admiral who h'd I la 1 •
itiark 'Mi 1 'carl ll.nl' : . I ■< i
a id)I l.nday 111 N 1 pp. Ml' W* '
i'll Pari!ii rrvi'i'si . • ■ 1
P ik vii radin in-t i a a d inn ■ i mu
i a ii tii • i v *1 r < i ii. i in
.Nd' . ■ . '. ' 1 ' '
It ;< I'd! n 1 I I 1 r f' [ i P 1 Y .• Ad til. . i 1
in-1. ■" '■
which (ipriii it li"- Paidir v n (
:,.hcd .pinna v Hi Hi. o in'. ■'!['■
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.'ii, 11 ■ 1 Hi la 1 in' 11 .lain' till
11" . i . <1 " . p.-aa '. 'nr
pi ‘I'atii n I 'ran t ■ 1'. • i ■ ;nim nv 1 •'
he hail '-it' • d i'I.:• ipi .m «'l Id
I'ivil Ai .itauiln A a! ini' t> . ind iio
1. : c that as assistant adni ivs!,'..
n) 1 lu Federal lime'griiiy Krdei A.• i
■•>-. - ni 1 n Y
Kaunas City
■ irrmntis r v «< n • 1
Pmsk, on Vil
Halil »,r< tl k «»•.:!
Mm rnv. .1, i I P > —
Tim K11 - , i •, 11 - i .ii tm
rlay I rtini <Mpt ■ • A 1 tirri’
t !n (ii'i'rn i n ' ! im ,i< .i ri
arul pri ;m|ii i , at■" li'iy 'l in
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;; ; ■ i « • i«» .mg iv. o
hi; III • • *1 . < I I * f: I ' I 11 A
, 1' • Ml
li.i!,!* lilt • •.'f! • ii <■ Ml War
'•if i >■ t .ii • • i! * ' ■
On th*’ t n w J t! I < * f. i«I; honl. Mia
ft ;! 11 i r in \ »i *i|i n hriiri »1.
t * J ‘ Up'll ^ n ■ f ' mO n
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