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State Leader Says
By the Associated Press
RICHMOND, Va., July 20.—Gov.
Dewey definitely will carry his drive
for the presidency into Virginia and
make one or more speeches in this
State during the campaign, Curtis
j M. Dozier, Republican national com
mitteeman for Virginia, said,
i Mr. Dozier said he was in touch
with the Dewey campaign managers
• and that they are at work on an
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effort" by the GOP nominee in Vir
ginia.
The exact date and place of Gov.
Dewey's appearances in Virginia are
yet to be fixed, Mr, Dozier said.
Democrats Are Silent.
Leaders of the State’s Democratic
organization kept silent, meanwhile,
on whatever their reaction might be
to the Thurmond-Wright ticket put
up by State's rights Dixiecrats for
the 1948 presidential elections.
Gov Tuck, who served as chair
man of Virginia's anti-Truman dele
gation to the Democratic National
Convention, and State Democratic
Chairman G. Alvin Massenburg of
Hampton, both gave out a series of
smiling “no comment” replies to all
questions on the organization's next
move in the Southerners’ war
against Federal “force” intervention
on civil rights matters.
From Gov. Thurmond of South
Carolina, came assurances, however,
j that his forces would strive to qual
ify their candidates for a place on
Virginia's official ballot via the 1.000
signature process provided by this
State's new election law.
Gov. Thurmond was nominated
for president and Gov. Fielding L.
Wright of Mississippi, for Vice Presi
dent, by the rump convention of
Dixiecrats in Birmingham Saturday.
Attended as Observer.
Collins Denny, jr„ Richmond at
torney who is politically close to
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ham meeting as an observer repre
senting “nobody but Myself.” He
said he was undecided on a course
of action.
Asked if he planned to circulate
any Thurmond petitions or knew of
any one who would do so, Mr. Denny
said that at present he did not.
Gov. Thurmond, meanwhile, said
he had no one yet to direct his
campaign in Virginia nor to handle
; the petitions, but he hoped to get
a team working in the reasonably
near future. _
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Actress Leslie Brooks.
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mother.
Superior Judge Mildred L. Lillie
yesterday gave Mrs. Alice Shay cus
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hires a competent nurse-house
keeper.
The ruling stemmed from a
divorce suit filed by Miss Brooks,
26, against Actor Anthony Shay, 27,
Mr. Shay alleged his wife gave
the child intoxicants at parties. His
brother, Jack, testified Victoria had
"seven or eight swallows" from her
mother’s glass at a party and was
“very cute and dizzy.”
Mias Brooks denied this but ad
mitted giving the daughter an occa
sional sip of beer diluted In water.
Then Judge Lillie said, “1 cannot
say enough to reprimand a mother
for doing this.”
Mr. Shay was directed to pay,
after the nurse is hired, *S50
monthly for support of his wife and
child pending trial of the divorce
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