European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - July 2, 1946, Darmstadt, Hesse                                July 7he stars and stripes Page i Senate groups May probe state primaries charges made in and voting july 1 pair of Senate committees concerned with politics and proper elections have focused magnifying glasses on the democratic senatorial campaigns in Mississippi and Theodore Bilbo is seeking renomination in Mississippi primary and Burton Wheeler in Montana on july a meeting of the elections com Mittee was called to consider whether a formal investigation was warranted by published reports that eligible some of them might be kept from voting in false propaganda claiming the attention of the special Campaign investigating com styles Bridges is a complaint from Wheeler that false propaganda is being used against him with Cio support Bridges said too that he was going to ask the elections committee to shift the Mississippi primary ques Tion to the Campaign investigating the elections committee in ahead of voting bul merely rules afterwards whether an election was conducted Alexander Smith who said the department of Justice was also making said he had received no word yet from the investigation that would confirm reported efforts to prevent some people from balloting in Smith planned to place before the elections committee any information the department might dig up but he declined say whether he would ask the committee to act he said that he never would Condemi a colleague publicly on the basis o newspaper the committee expected to hear Glen Taylor who said in a Senate speech earlier in the week that there would be an inquiry into published stories that a candidate declared he would do All possible to deprive negroes of the in the Fri cracks Hijack ring new july 1 pfc Fri agents climaxed a five week investigation saturday with the arrest of a former Brooklyn professional Boxer described As the brains of a hijacking gang believed to have been operating in new York and new Pasquale of Brook was arrested in a new York apartment where he had lived head of the new York Fri said known in fight circles As Freddy had partially dyed his hair in an attempt to escape arrest the arrest was in connection with the May 22 theft of a loaded trailer from a Pennsylvania Railroad Dock at Jersey the cargo of which was valued at klan granted Extension to answer court action july 1 rior court judge Frank Hooper today granted the Kun flux Khin a 10day Extension of the deadline he set for it to answer a suit in which the state of Georgia sought to revoke the charter of the hooded Organiza klan attorney Morgan Belser told be did not have sufficient time to prepare an answer to the states charges that the klan was violating its charter new plane readied for first tests the worlds largest land based the consolidated Vultee i bomber is Pusher Type aircraft powered by six horsepower is shown As it is being readied for its initial ground the i has a Wing spread of 230 feet and fuselage length of 163 in your Hometown july i a House foreign affairs committee has approved a Bil authorizing military Aid to the measure would permit the Transfer of Arma ments to the chinese and the training of their forces by a military los july 1 Adolph sugar Fortune asked the court to refuse Dis Missal a damage suit against but the judge let the dismissal Beatrice a charged that Spreckels injured her once and tried to set her on fire she demanded compensation on the grounds that treatment made her too ill to saw july 1 the government sued 40 far Western lumber seeking a total of in treble for alleged opa violations resulting in artificial lumber shortages and exorbitant charges to contractors acid builders aft Over the the opa said it was the first mass Legal action to bring into the opa the practices it said were hindering the efforts of businessmen and Home including who had been bargaining desperately to obtain building july 1 a the general Council of the congregational Christian churches in America recommended that president Truman proclaim a general amnesty for conscientious objectors now in Federal Atlantic july 1 the Village of wiped out by the nazis in lives again on the Atlantic coast new encompassing dedicated As 50 was a Federal housing project for veterans and their famil ies one of survivors of the residents of the greek Zacharias came from Greece to take part in the bos july 2 Insa fed eral grand jury returned indict ments against six male attendants at the veterans Hospital in North covering 30 accounts of Assaul on Federal agents tent to the Hospital in the Guise of patients and provided theoran jury considerable evidence in the tie investigation was ordered by attorney general Tom Clark allowing complaints of brutal practices at the danger to Urra plans seen in scrapping of of a july i senior Deputy director general of today expressed fear that the scrapping of United states Price controls might derange Urra plans for declaring that the next six to eight weeks were vital for Jackson told a press conference that a balance was struck Between meat and Grain prices i the Urra might not be Able to 5supply Europe with the Grain needed whistle at girl of to whistle at work july i whistles have been banned at the american gear but District judge Roy Campbell has upheld the right of a Man to whistle while he provided he whistles a legitimate Campbell handed Down his opinion by denying Thomas owner of a cleaning Plant next door to the gear an injunction restraining gear workers from Whis Slaughter said the gear workers indulged in Wolf Calls that annoyed his wife and Bis female whistle while you the judge is Legal then he sent out a vibrant the Jurist is what you must not More vets ask i Bill help july 1 More and More veterans Are applying for financial allowances under the i Bill the upward trend which prevailed since the first of the year continued during May when veterans applied for the veterans administration this compares with applications last in Jan in in March and in under the i Bill veterans engaged in full time employment May apply for allowances if net earnings or the month fall below As of june veterans collected under the about 90 per cent of those receiving allowances were engaged in Agricula 34 sailors plead guilty to larceny on High seas july 1 of guilty were entered by 34 sailors arraigned before District judge John on charges of larceny on the High All were placed on except George Robert who was sentenced to a year in the county jail after a postal inspector said Hills slashed a mail sack during thefts aboard the steamship Henry on which the sailors were passengers to most of the loot was the court was to save every single thing that has happened in the last four or five months has been against us declared who is in Australia to try and solve Supply problems Between the australian government and he said that steel and coat strikes in one country after another had halted the manufacture of farm implements and impeded the trans port of to preserve european countries depending on Urra must receive Between and tons of Grain a month for the next six to eight weeks to preserve life on the basis of Jackson if existing plans Are achieved in the next six to eight weeks until the european harvests come i think you will avoid widespread he there will be for no one is getting enough in practically every important City of we Are Only trying to save next weeks critical Jackson asserted the Fate of the european Peoples in the next few critical weeks would depend to a Large extent on what happens in the United he should be watched for any indication As to whether it was Fol lowing the United states in abandoning ceiling he said the most critical Grain shortages in Europe existed in Vienna and Northern Greece and added that the needs of China and India also were extremely norwegians arrange credit new july 1 norwegian Central Bank and the Norges Bank of Oslo have arranged with a group of new York Banks for a revolving credit for three it was reported yester the credit becomes effective on july 15 and interest will be two per cent annually for Loans up to two and two and on half per cent annually the loan will be accessible to norwegian commercial Banks under he auspices of the Norges but George left in time july 1 fifteen persons escaped serious in Ury when a Wall of the Milbourne a Baltimore once mown As three where George Washington reputedly Fri identifies fingerprints in Degnan Case july 1 the Fri gave Chicago police a boost in their investigation of the kidnaps Maytag of Suzanne Degnan by reporting that the fingerprints of William a were on the Ransom note left in the girls the Fri report from Washington confirmed the judgment of Chicago fingerprint experts 24 hours linked University of Chicago with the Ransom in spite of the Heirens gave police no help in their efforts to obtain a confession that he was the kidnapper who stole the six Earold child from her strangled and dismembered her body last january Heirens was taken to the bridewell City jail three psychiatrists who examined him said that he was feigning illness to avoid after the psychiatrists first visit to Heirens Hospital his Mother made a dramatic appearance at his kissed and warned him not to talk to anyone about the Degnan refuse to answer any More she told Jap labourers demonstrate july 1 thirteen thousand members of More than 30 japanese labor unions staged an orderly demonstration around the diet building a Union Leader entered the budding and asked the legislators to legalize the production control As a strike Dick Tracy by Courtesy of Chicago Tribune by Chester Gould the night watchman left at the Day Crew didst come on till i dragged the body Over Here i would have been sitting pretty if mud i haunt found the found Mortimer what do you Pat haunt found that vaults into movies spright Lucille Barkley smiles after vaulting into Long movie contract without taking a screen she is holding a Bamboo spotted in a California she was signed up in mediately after a