New York Opinion on Roosevelt and Dewey in a receive the nomination era
A New York writer assesses Roosevelt and Dewey as unpopular with party leaders yet favored by the people. He notes Democratic and Republican factions facing internal strife, Dewey's rising radio appeal, and Roosevelt's broad coalition. The piece highlights Dewey's tenacity, guard protection, and prosecutor record while predicting a heated Chicago convention and a November contest.
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Roosevelt
Dewey
Congress
White House
Chicago
New York State
America
New York City
New York
Dewey Could Win Presidency Despite Critics
The speaker argues that Dewey’s courage in cleaning up New York will earn him broad support. He predicts a future presidency after Roosevelt, noting Dewey’s relentless determination and backbone despite opposition from Southern factions and critics. He cites past election rebound as evidence.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
New York
United States
New York State
Thirty Four Celebrators Woke Up in City Jail
Amarillo observed a quiet Fourth of July with the jail housing 34 celebrators after holiday drinking. Pantex workers stayed on site while most commerce paused. The Tri-State Rodeo wrapup and Buffalo Lake boat races marked the day as patrols reported no accidents in the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Tri-State
Buffalo Lake
Pacific War Updates From Front Lines
Allied forces hit from three sides as Ukhrul falls near Imphal while Hengyang resists. In Burma Stilwell's units claim 17 700 Japanese killed with few prisoners. Chinese push toward Myitkyina and Tengchung in Yunnan. Tokyo reporters note Saipan impact on Japanese morale.
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Ukhrul
Imphal
India
Hengyang
Hankow-Canton
Canton
China
Stilwell
Burma
Myitkyina
Ceylon
Tengchung
Yunnan Province
Tokyo
U. S
Pacific
Madrid
Saipan
Paris City of Terror Under Nazi Manhunts
Paris under German and Vichy action is described as a city of terror with house to house manhunts and anti Jewish rounds ups. French workers report mass arrests and panic in reprisal for the assassination of Philippe Henryot.
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Paris
Madrid
France
Vichy
Philippe Henriot
Ambassador Armour Reports On Argentine Tensions
Ambassador Norman Armour arrived at Washington Airport from Buenos Aires to brief State Secretary Hull and President Roosevelt on U S tensions with Argentina. He said he had no information on a permanent recall and carried no memorandum for Hull.
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Washington
Norman Armour
Buenos Aires
Hull
Roosevelt
Argentina
Miami
State Department
Armour
Edelmire Farrell
United Nation
Amarillo Bond Drive Hurries Toward Fifth War Loan
Amarillo must average about 700000 in bond purchases daily for four days with over 87000 in E-Bonds. Life Underwriters plan a fast and furious school district drive led by Mrs Wayne O Keefe. Wheat farmers urged to contribute before the end of the Fifth War Loan. An 815 pm interview with Brig Gen Carl W Connell of Amarillo Army Air Field airs tonight on KGNC. No sales tally due to the holiday. Amarillo total stands at 3805802.81 against 6585000 quota.
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Amarillo
Life Underwriters
Wayne O'Keefe
Carl W. Connell
Amarillo Army Air Field
Raymond Hollingsworth
KGNC
Mortgage on Legion Home To Be Burned Tomorrow
Legionnaires of Amarillo will celebrate tomorrow night with a mortgage burning on the lawn at 1800 Harrison Street. The Legion Home event was postponed from July Fourth and will occur on a Tuesday evening as planned.
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Legion Home
Legionnaires of
Amarillo
Harrison Street
Legion
Allied gains amid rain drive across Normandy front
Allied communique reports gains of up to two and a half miles as German positions on the west coast were withdrawn. Air support was limited by rain until late, after which fighter bombers attacked German concentrations near Lessay, five miles south of La Haye du Puits. In Caen, British forces held the Odon bridgehead while German attacks were repulsed.
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Lessay
la Haye du Puits
Caen
Odon River
Secretary of War Stimson In Italy for Inspection
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson arrived in Italy to inspect Allied troops hospitals and battle front installations. He will hold conferences with important persons during his Italian visit after traveling from the United States via North Africa.
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Rome
Henry L. Stimson
Italy
United States
North Africa
Stimson
July 4 Fireworks Roar as Normandy Guns Open Fire
Promptly at noon July 4, American batteries in Normandy joined a massive artillery and machine gun barrage against German lines. The display marked one of the great Independence Day bombardments as the offensive continued since dawn yesterday.
Miss Whewell to Speak at Church Tonight at 8 15
Miss Elizabeth A. Whewell a decade long missionary to Japan will address a special service at the Church of the Open Bible tonight at 8:15. A film on leprosy work in India will be shown. Pastor H A Somerville announced after a morning prayer meeting.
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Elizabeth A. Whewell
Japan
Church of the Open Bible
India
H. A. Somerville
Harvest help wanted from seasoned combine operator
Experienced combine man seeks harvest work with several combines to supervise. Has worked as service man for large farm implement companies. Contact BOWERMAN at 2-1341. Also two 17 year olds seek harvest work, one can drive a tractor, the other a combine, wish to work together at same place, contact 2306 North West First Avenue. A reader asks to meet at 1011 North West Sixteenth Avenue after 4 pm. The East Band of Cherokees owns 64,000 acres in the Great Smokies of North Carolina.
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Bowerman
Call
North West
First Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
East Band of
Great Smokies
North Carolina
John Raef Dies at Farm Home East of Amarillo
John J. Raef, 69, died at his farm home six miles east of Amarillo at 8 this morning. He had lived in the area 14 years and was a member of St. Francis Catholic Church. Surviving are his wife, a son Paul A. Raef of Amarillo, and two sisters Mrs. Annie C. Dorsey of Kansas City and Mrs. Maggie Agee of Clin.
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John J. Raef
Amarillo
St. Francis Catholic
Paul A. Raef
Annie C. Dorsey
Kansas City
Maggie Agee
Clin
Oklo Resident Laid To Rest Pending Burial Arrangements
The body lies in state at N. 8 Griggs and Sons Funeral Home pending burial arrangements with services to be announced.
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Ton, Oklo
N. 8
Griggs and Sons
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