The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
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NEW YORK-INS-National and
state Democratic forces actively
started their bid for New York's
a. electoral votes today with the
opening OF national headquarters
in Hotel Biltmore, where 3 rooms
have been engaged. Edward j.
Flynn. Bronx Democratic chief and
national committeeman, announced
plans for an unusually early and
intensive state campaign.
LINDENHURST. y. Y.-INS -
Three persons were dead today az
ter the coupe in which they were
riding telescoped into the rear of
parked bus and burst into
flames. The dead we're: Harry
George, 25, Massapequa, L. l.. en-
ployed by United Air Lines at La
Guardia Field; Siegfried Ziarkows-
XII. %, Amityville. l.. l., and Greg
DRY Janakas OF Boston, Coast
Guardsman, attached to the Man
haitian Teach station.
DALLAS, Tex.-INS-Nine men,
bers of Congress from Texas In
Guiding Speaker Sam Rayburn, APP
peared today to have been renomi-
mated in nearly complete returns
from Saturdays statewide Demo-
cratic primary. Speaker Rayburn
won in the fourth district after
overcoming an early lead taken by
his opponent, G. c. Norris.
NEW YORK-AP-The Tokyo
radio announced today that Gen.
Nobuyuki Abe had been named
encouragement Of Korea to sue
coed Gen. Kuniaki Koiso, who left
that post last week to became Jap
anese premier. The broadcast, re-
corded by u. S. Government mont
tors, also said that Ryusaki Endo.
former secretary of the treasurery
and a member OF the House OF
Peers, had been named chief civil
administrator for Korea.
neutrality-suspicious. Hay
ward. "a, and Jeffrey Thomas
(Jeff) Barker, 80, OF the films, were
wed Sunday at St. Thomas Episco-
pal Church. II was the first mar
riage for each.
LOS ANGELES-AP- Lawrence
Schone, 81. a war worker,
was TO go home today from a hos
pital after his first days respite
from hiccoughs in two weeks. The
seizure ended Sunday, following
electrical therapy, said DR.. Lloyd
fainter. Schone spent a restful
night and awoke free of hiccoughs,
I'VE hope permanently" the ply
sician added.
SCHENECTADY, n. zap -
The General Electric Company an
nounced today plans for produc-
tlon of jet propulsion aircraft tur-
bnes for the War Department. II
also revealed it had perfected cleo
tronic equipment which can meas
ure the speed of projectiles within
100, 000th OF second.
LONDON-AP-A broadcast dis
patch by DNB, German news agen-
oy, said today that Yang Ma Olin,
first corps commander In the sec
ond Marking army. had been shot
to death by "terrorists" on the
streets OF Japanese-held Marking.
LONDON-AP- The Berlin ra-
do said today that Allied bomb
ers had raided Bucharest during
the night.
NEW YORK-AP-- The Stork
Club, Copacabana and La Vie
Parisienne, three of New Ycrk's
swankiest night spots, face pos
sible forced sale OF their assets
unless they pay a total Of $23l,01S
which Mayor F. II. LaGuardia says
they owe the city in back sales
and business taxes.
HOLLYWOOD-AP-Film horror
actor Boris Karloff was resting
comfortably" in Good Samaritan
Hospital today, attendants said,
awaiting a special operation where
by surgeons hope to relieve an
arthritic condition from which he
ha5 suffered for many years.
CHICAGO-AP-Sales OF unre-
ouired property at the Globe Ship
building Co. of Superior. Wis, and
Walter Butler Shipbuilders, Inc, ct
Superior and Duluth, Mimi, will
be held this week. The sales will
be by competitive bidding.
LONDON -AP- Two German
generals, one chief OF the air force
general staff, have died OF injuries
from the Thursday bomb-blast aim
ed at Hitler's life, Berlin radio an
nounced today. Berlin listed the
dead officers as Col. Gen. Guenther
Korten, chief of the German air |
force general staff. and MAJ. Gen.
Heinz Brandt, first officer In the
army general staffs operative sec
ton.
WASHINGTON-INS-- The pro-
Ionged mass sedition trial moved
into its fifteenth week today, still
beset by procedural and defense
lawyer" troubles, and still In the
background" stage OF prosecution
evidence. Before Chief Justice Ed
ward c. Eicher Is a motion calling
for rejection of some So documen-
tary exhibits offered by the pros
German-American
bund newspapers-on grounds they
were seized illegally.