Rebellion In Germany Waning
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Red Tide Is Pouring Through Dozens Of Breaches
Democratic \ ice-President Nominee
SENATOR HARRY S. TRUMAN
Truman Will Carry
Heavy Load During
Election Campaign
Hannegan Is
Reelected
Party Head
•ago, July 22 — ( AP > -- Robert
fi lift’in. tin -11 -ycar-ulcl Mis
ul: , served as President
I i". elt s ,igout at the Dcinnci atic j
l 'i .nventu.n. and helped ,
1 la, i y Truman Ins ruining
... reelecU d chairman "I the
iiataa 1 committee a day.
II.u i ■ gall, who thus will direct the
■> a tie campaign, was unuppus
: i : tnv office he has held since
• .l.inuary.
. 'Iher ulfici is of the i Id c-mi
ll tei ilsu were reelected by the
t;i up ,,l national comniitU'cmen
. i women.
n.lines were pul m iiunima
. J-'.i I ward J. }•' 1 y 1111. ot New
* u*k
,ei Kdwin W. Pauley, "1
• 11 ii i.i. i('ported a casli i<anec
, li.iu I ,,i $1 ](>,000 and reminded
I , ,,i)1111ittcc Urn ,t was a ••small
III i to have m the money dint
Ilu ni ul the campaign. 1 b
o-l that contributions received
y ,(i |lit,tIt'd $3U 1 1 8.
I . S. Planes Make
Fresh Attack On
Finesti Oil Area
I 'uul'in. July 22—(Al’i - Be
tw eeu .'uni ami 7a0 American
lii'aw In,mlirrs roared nut ti'tmi
Italian liases and attacked ti>"
I’lnc <i nil fields area *d llo
inania tndav. alter night hnniliers
li.ul .truck ( ycehnslnvakia and
(ierinanv.
TI, I nited States fifteenth an
force heavies were escorted hy
Mu- mgs and Lightnings in the
clcy ,,t(i blow of flic war *>y
Mediterranean - based planes
against Hitler's oil resources in
the 1’loesti area. A number of
enemy lighters were met aim
flak was intense, the Allied an
nouncement said.
By night British Mosquitos
bombed "erlin and Italian-based
bombers struck into Czechoslo
vakia for th“ second time in less
than 2 4 hours, hammering oil re
finery at Pardubice. t>0 miles
east >1 I rai ne
Vice-President ial
Nominee Wins After
Convention Battle
Chicago, July Jd (AP) — The
I loir, i era t ir parly eallttl or. a vigor
ous practical politician l"ii..y m Har
: v S. Ti un an ol Misso a :. its new
vice presidential nominee, to carry
campaign ior a iourth White House
the light to tile Republicans in a
term for President Roosevelt.
The liO-ytar-old senator heat llen
iv A. Wallace to the second place
nominatii n in ..it eight-:.’■ o' wincl-up
si's.-ion ot the I to: o.-ratic National
Convention yesterday With the job
he inherited tlm tasi. * i conducting
a campaign l"i what the President
said be bad litiu time
just as Mi lloiMo ell's select ior
lor a Iourth t<0 t wa - kept Iron'
being unanimous ■>> HU votes hi
Senator Ilany F livid md one lot
James A Farley, so the nominal mi
o| the chairman ol the Senate's vvai
investigating committee v "id mb' the
records with tin-; ecu ml'
For Truman, l.ndl. Walla'',', Ida
Justice William O Douglas ol the
Supremo Court, t: Onvernt 1 Pren
tice Crop,-: ot Tonne.. lift: Sena
i ,i Alhrii W Harkh y ol Kentucky
i; \v, M.iup" so r < 'Him.iter Puu
V MeNbiti, I Three n| the 1.17*
delegate.- vvn e -v; "’lit.
■f] K- v i.-c* | to aden I ui1 hal b J i ug
will, I) beg.m - n •• hPO', note of ot I ill
het won tile bib Political Art ini
i Commit lee and the lug ed.v I )enio
cratie ellieMains. vvlu have had ;
erc.it deal to t.v ihouf par'v affair
in the la- 1 ' .' r 1 v e ycai - ended o 1 .
I public!v liarnionioipilch
II V, as ' admil ledl.v" a t.e.-.t o
strength, bet ween l le adlr' enls o
| Wa la c c. vv ho had received t I 'V'
■ warm rn<l"i',a,MH'iii o ■ a11 '‘' i 'i t --i
1 dent, and the men hi a M .. Fd
I ward Kelly "I Oiiragn. '-' <»i >na
1 Committeeman Kdward J. I- iynn o
New York, and Mayor Frank Hagu
ol Jersey City, win hko tl:e;r politic
uncomplicated.
The Kelly-Flynn-Hague r.ciibimi
: tM'ii. aided by Democratic Nation;
I Chairman Robert K. H mm g.m. vv
in a sec-saw battle that Sidney Hill
man. chairman ol the CIO Politic;
| Action Committee, had prediete
j would find Wallace victorious. _
Nazi Status
GrcwsWorse
By The Hour
Battle for Warsaw
Is Quickening, With
Russians Nearer
Moscow, -J uly 'll- (A I') Urd ■
army tank and ini ant ry : urn ,
making a supreme hid I'm \\ ar
saw, ml Id I I >ack (hrm ,i u p si
guard.- today on a jagged ,|MI
mile 1 ia 11 le line, and 11 s a it d i
I latches -aid "me So\ i' t I ms •
I were only DO mile I rmn lie
Polish capital.
At tile . illl" Isis I' . I " ll
i posit ions in Hi" 1’•11 ‘ s'- g.
hourly .p Soviet troop -s' > •
( )st I'l. I'le.'l I er| I , " I I' ■ ' I ' 1 • 1 '
lrov-Pskn\ railway, md
m an untenable s;111•• 11<
Thr lint lirli- prun'd 111»• >111;l>
dozens el hrrachrs ill thr make
shift German tiers onto tl_ I’o
lish plains, where Hitler mu
swaggered in victor.', and ’tltri^
now Ids troops fare disaster
The battle for VV irtaw dew ped I
j from those guild Ur I A
I pa re i tly inexii.ei.d.ilii* I a :
t fonsix r.
Aftci cutting '1 1 Pauly I Bn
Litovsk i s11 ...i'P ' s i is
i northeast • I W • r. . '■ <• d ... '■
Soviet und- now vri" '"ported <•;
have advanced a I lea t fi e miles
Other lied army lories were
forging a ling of steel around
Brest-Ijitovsk, !H! miles east of
Warsaw, after mopping up Ger
man poekets in me sonmeasi.
! Leasing the wotorn Bug ti.»><• •.
more miles behind, Hed army w'
era ns routed the Germans I rum Sa
win, -'hi mih s ra>' I Lni
Saw in victory ■ »t111 l.mneii tie Go
man strong point ol L’liein:. ti'n i bo
i smitheastward.
: Klscwherc in the • b Ih.• Gem in
■ generals, still taking oiilet; tr e Hi"
: Nazi hierarchy, w "i i ,-i: mic I air ,v
| by fierce Sovic ttat
Tobacco Men
Meet Monday
In Washington
Washington, July 22. (AP)—■ Re
presentatives "i growers ol flue
cured tobacco, threatening a gen
oral market holiday in protest
against price ceding ct lor the lit44
crop .will meet ■ re Monday with
OPA officials I o; an upward ad
•jus ment of tnc eiling.
Pd ward I- Kagland. chief oi
OPA's tobacco -action, said the con
fere ce had been requested by lie
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I YU Uhl) BY ASS \SSIYS BOMB
i hut intlitai.t . .'ri < .1. ' .ru. Min'd Inril. \i-r -inline !<■ -If I ’ <' r I i 11
n !io, .■ ii .tssar in I nmli I •»ri• > d .mil hruisid Hie V>/i i . —■!>t r and
ln;litl\ in.itiiid .indl. I'll niliri nniubrts> ul tin Navi ■ • min md urrr
: ■ I-':i |rtl m ; ii ' ll ti s • i i ini; tl-'a m" . ' Iiil*‘i u.il iima 11
Campaign r or Isiiam
Ahead Of Schedule
With Japs Weaker
Mires Allies
I
7 I
Supreme 1 le adquarlrrs Mlie.l
livin' litii mil'.' run '. July ' ' —
i \r—( iintinum,-, ran mind the .
Iti" \llied arm.is in the mud el
1 i a nee teda'. Iiol.lint! tranp
iiiuvemenls in a minimum every
where, supreme headiiuarters an
nounced, hul the tinmans threw
ill small scale 1 sal attacks m tee
Iasi ; I hour, that cost tlmm II j
tanks destrn ed.
Ih Iq lentil
I ’all II.a. •
invasim ■ a !•
kaii, Hu
as coniiii.iiiiiei '■1 ' se\ r:. u C er
man army
I'oree."
1' 11; ■1 is a ’' "
Nazi I', ms f dm w. it.'1; ■> > i
were pi''.
The In t. e '• Ce:
(C r; n l i t ■
i oicyo Breaks News
To Homeland With
Modest Statements
I' S. I':ii-.| .c Flee* Headquai ter .
!; (or, July 22 VP rt e
• ■ • (ju.'im , venging (tie
: nv A: ir n g irris.in overrun by
.i i- i. ill I le -e:i in"'. I 94 i
. ■ ■■ i ini- (I (it -ched . ■ In
das ■ A- i ein: a red Yank
. o' i .11. (rr. I ' > Ilia ! ior
I ■ eI i : ' ■ 1 ■ St . U':. ' 'Lit i ” -*.
They ' .. rned to pinch oil and
11 a • Port Apia, core* ■ >1
l;i., . ( y-te - oil the see-1
it,. : f .."de-lung beachhead.
easily th and: .south of the
fine Marines and sold.ia .
i scale heights do : •
mating .’ car.
C and war corre.-put -
(ic:; • i". ' 11 ■ report s Iron; ‘ . c
day'.- ins a -on l"! I
v o- - and light casua -
ties.
■ . belatedly aniioam -
; i to a homeland n
s cabinet sit -
"ii (about 12.a(|(l
, . , r> lank - landed in the
. , \ m. north of th . inn
ii "ion it Ago- : ■
the »*
a. Ih in y, repre cut mg t >
\ .'•(( p"cs.s, re; '"r' *•
i .d (Imin that
I o hi lenses we: o gonu
i ... so c
■ ij i• \p 1 •• : •
i - id tin" iiigh I”"
■ ■ 1 1 . o V
on- - i" I t 'twang
,Miami I*, d 'coy had
. ,.| |lu ;i , o ! die, y if then
• ' ' o' o. i).title..hip . el I1IS
:■ ■ ■ "vi'! hold nni Iiallem;
a d of the I • .
11 a* 1 o " i 1 ,
, . flic . i i io, it I ic * a ill -
’i od "ii P !.:•• ’I in i
'! w i > \iid it ion;i I
( S. Suhm;iriiH‘s
S lit(‘n.ui as i nst
\\ .1 i.mr.ton. I:il\ 11 ; \ I*
i ,, i,t two I iiitt tl >-UHr . nil
. •tile I rout. of • I'li11i!>
ir, ; nor. .tint litr iullibn
\ i ,t mtounei'd today In the
Navy.
The Trout, in llir list days
In tni ' tin tall of tIn* Philip
p in- ,. slipped past Japanese
dutir batteries under t oy ei of
' darkness to carry out vast
amounts of gold and other val
u iltles ol the Philippine Kov
eminent, companies and indi
J \ idual'.
I; • urines are listed os
patrol and presumed
the r crews of about (51
' . 11; . i v. en on i ach vessel,
i \- :U. m hr to d7 the num
\ i : i ei > ibmarines lost
• , ,\ .ir stai toil All but four
,.; .i vc.oi,.e oi a ,u pa
Bloody Nazi Purge
Crushes Outbreak
At Least For Lime
Welter ot Rumors
Hides Truth About
Real De velopnrents
I'll, •! iiv ’.1 i \ I')
Hitler a • - rt<-e a .•< ••>•!••• • •
the dny t 1 h i r ■ trnnj i
t ha t an a 111 m | >t • i • ■ R. ■ .,
mall cin '• "! iii itu|>■ i,
I iccr ii;i<I lie' n i mi in !. amt
expl'e -ei I ei ill I itleui'i | i am.'.
"will fight willi > x< rn!m;t1 . mwd •
inner and 1 >\ ail nti
Olir.-. ill ,.|iit( nl all
Hi
rea ... re l
rani; inn In '1 ■
III": l" "It.
W III'
.’.a n a" "I I: • • > 11 1
suet ' <■'i"d in * a;- . j " - * i
mg "> 1 i a . |M a
A |-.i | n , - i;. i
■ •! i., i "! 1 . . ' a . •
bClIil ■ Uf | nil. ■ t g I
.'•a.tl t1 ■ ■ ’ |i"i ha; i
high I,:■■■! I. irt :.• ■
■.elt In
I ,lll|i I |i"r "i ii ■: I :; i :a i ■ • • ■ • i
111 1' i'lgl Ki !■" ■ v
(An MB' 11 "a i
declared R nimel : al a-e
to change Vo .a!'i> 'I ■ I. , me '' - Ml i -
m,autlia s in ' ■ political
i e.a ."iis." I he tun d; wna. gtai
f.r.11: cere , ! • " : ia " ■ ■ ;: •
• i ;t y at leu. pt all Hit ■ I a "• ' I at
11IV "l 1: le pi 11 ! I I e a I ■ 'll III.
tiiT .Hi, who have a ret a I'd ! a
natieal Naz lov.i ly." ' . nr dens'
aid. i
A a eln i' nl r a,ir ai:::g th"
ittfeipled coup pel 'Mr I, .asI : e
Iiahlf mn rin.ais a; u a- ■ ■.: l: ' ' •
oh; a ii tin n igh lit cloak ••! Nazi
St:ri "cy.
Indicative of th > ' • eU e Oe anal -
. hed Stoekho Berlii
day bat v. ert j...■ r elt a• watch
ky t\».a Geslap.. .attache^ ' ‘ae
Oerma i. legal ii a . The Get a a ns
,tvtlidetl tpat stioe.p.g I y lit".' | .iper
iiten.
; 1 n Pa;.":
e nfirined repi > ' that tile ( j: a <
may hate sl.uighU-red some : a
i1 st ,! 1 asl r I.. ..a *■
.11 l"iigtline a ''. s ■ 'I the Nazi i <'g ■
rhe.se V. re si to include I' in
Marshals Bra ;s. kitsch, \ a, R
a k. last ai V*m Mannsn-n
. i: whom has keen heard Im
lit ran anroniu ed tw* cl, t -
i Iitier had n.. i is >w!y e . , , . ■
•sil’.at ion.
T s.a I report '. ta i; a ly
heated unrest i tie- do m
a well as the .army.
A Madrid ti.-p
' Irani a (. i
5lie e indit tiled cert.an arm;- ei"1 t ' I
h d ret tailed in
■' tig] 'mg Still c I.- i >nl e . 1 g j
t] ols.
.VI officers and sen a : '• Ti
t" " a s. a rrled tin- S: I S' . " '
A v tor the i •:■
■ • I I ■; .pine- e.i t n .at',
e
do del ;t Cl badly eeedi i
■ m ■ ; a "on del• ire mat : ■ " •: r
I I 1 , ■ .1 ap.i Is or Tee T'w I
• : .■ " , I'liillll.a ndt I kt
iir- I' ■ i i;Wesley Ft mm. ■!
\i the 1 i.tie of Iter I"
pi- s ICoir Min■: l I
: - let! a . mr-sing n at ! e
_ wv Tt -
Replace Top
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IT HAS BEEN revealed by the Japa
nese Dome: news agency that Gen.
Kuniaki Kniso (top), Governor
General of Jap-occupied Korea,
and Adm. Mitsurnasa Yonai -(bot
tom), former Jap premier, have
been chosen by Emperor Hirohito
to form a new government. It will
replace that of the ousted Premier,
Hideki T >. (Jnter national)
Allies Close
On Florence
At Fast Pace
I. i ,md
: *c iriily in
v «• 1 moot
*!i< * 4oiie
l if th
v'uti:
t • . 1 * he
t • • . point
i ' T. Htld
■ . * . ■’ army
Im ‘ • /l/Mnl.
de
- .,1,1 on r IC' T WO »
1 Imi Clr. •*, i .. -I i 1.1 v \Pi
The sri • vir. nnm"!»•<•, •ml •» ■1 ■
G.u .. Cm- iv . ...
.1, nr i iii >ii mat’ mi l I r i 1 ■1 ■ 1 '•
* carry out in il.es
'.'(itvs tm a live-day i arkrt 1 ■ I ■ ri
protest .lost t) I ’ A
ing prices that farmer.'
ol t trials let mod tins t-start n >
Th< committee - expected
asU Governor Oltn 11 Johns! ti t
,:, lathe holiday,
lay d • opei ng ot the Stall graded
and tied tlne-ci red lv..i " art -i -
the scheduled August l until Ai g s
7. Similar delays were s iugl 1
tlic earlier opening Georgia markn.
and to. North Carolina id V git
The holiday was proposed to giv
the growers time in which to da
ciilr wluit roll! sr « I ;ift mil tHuv \\*»»i»* c
- 1 , : d tri .11. tha
f : n leaf.
I'1 . I ■ : i • • >lt :.-iab
t i . Kir
• \ 1 . ’ •■! 'i ■ ■ xi e»
i a' (lie
' 1 ft • i • 'ikon.
expected
Si I ! I , K. D.
Sr S i 1 ■ H- at. to
n by a joint
■ t s. ■ . a . ’ ni • ■ liH'om
• >1’ V- ’ .'arm mao : x'tig.
s • , ifiCd tin gt Vi it a
11 la , Wednesday that In*
" ■ ’ •■' .re an investi^fl
ta'. .ini yester*i y he said he was
re.at* to e - ahead with it.
A . • -tot nga any shortening of
auction a ii" rs alsi1 was to uo
considered by the committee.
THOSE REBELLIOUS TEXICANS
I. .it _ ^ amm ->• •*» -
THESE DELEGATES from Texas, photographed at the P. 'cratic Conven
tion in Chicago, are among the group of dissenters f t the Lone Star
state who have figured prominently of late in the pi 1 lieal news. They
were figuratively ".-Itling on their hands” as the renvoi,: n staged w ild
•). i, |.c t'i'T* Pr'sc i I' ^ • >^it 4 l ntrrwn n'
Hi i S 1*IHR
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fail- a i'll mild loniuht: |>artl>
nul » itlwr linf I '