Truman's Failures Signal End of An Era Says Sokolsky
George E. Sokolsky argues Harry Truman loses voter support and party backing across the South and in northern cities. He cites policy clashes with Henry Wallace and internal White House quarrels as signs of a waning presidency ahead of the 1948 elections. The piece notes rapid world events pressuring decisions before election day. Also reports a fatal car wreck near Fluvanna and a Panhandle plant fire at Roaring Springs with heavy property loss.
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China
Amarillo School Election set for April 3
Amarillo residents eligible to vote total about 15 thousand with two school board seats up. Officials urge all eligible voters to participate, stressing the value of voting in every election and public officials’ respect for a large turnout.
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Amarillo
Morris from Clarendon pushes Eisenhower draft in Texas
Carl B. Morris UT student and Texas Democrat urges drafting Eisenhower to beat Truman. Eisenhower clubs rise across Texas as precinct conventions on May 1 loom, with both sides seeking control. Precincts elect delegates to county, state, and national conventions and shape party direction.
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Carl B. Morris
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Army develops pill to curb hunger in field rations
The Army has created a pill intended to suppress appetite and reduce hunger during meals. This effort aims to improve feeding efficiency and reduce reliance on traditional Army chow during operations.
Letters to the Editor on Rotary waitress photo
James Stanton asks why Mr. O Keefe wants another roll when he already has one by his plate. Red faced Globe photographers urged to be more careful in posing pictures.
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Globe
Mr. O'Keefe
James Stanton
Taft Hartley debate letters reveal strong union tensions
Readers respond to discussions on the Taft Hartley Act with critiques of union rights to sue, payroll deductions, and political spending. Contributors cite NLRB recourse for intimidation and public statements by industry leaders, while noting polls and corporate influence.
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Hall
NLRB
Mothers Trip Rules Test Your Courtesy
A columnist narrates how children must behave when a mother leaves the home. Follow family rules, keep to schedules, and be courteous to any guest to maintain mom's reputation and earn pride from her.
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Alice
Mom
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Artists and Writers Service
Polk Street Professor Easter Sermon on Hats and Renewal
A columnist reflects on Easter morning fashion advice and the broader meaning of Easter. He praises colorful hats and confidence, then pivots to the holiday’s themes of spring, renewal, cleanliness, and faith, urging readers to feel the season’s promise more often.
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A mixed list of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries. clues include numbers for positions such as 64 65 66 and 1 2 3 across a grid with several theme entries like fabric measure kneaded terms and common words.
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Courthouse Records Highlight Diverse Property and Marital Notices
Courthouse records list numerous property transactions involving Ideal Homes Miller Heights West River Road Gardens and Ridge areas. Also appears are divorces marriages and name changes including Brca Harriette Hazel Fieldson Harvey Mark Beelda John Minor Jr Stephen Lee Trigg and others in various pairing and notices.
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Albert Worley
Arton Et Ux
Ideal Homes
Inez Culp
Bacneier
Daniel B
Ridge Et Ux
J.D. Alford
Lea
Millen Realty Co. Corp
R.A. Wood
Bivins
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Ridge
Clayton
J.T Pope
Clifford McMurtrys
Garner T
John P Cienny
Mathis Et Ux
Charley J. Mes
Summers
A.D. Guxenhein
Claude R. Lemons
West River Road Gardens
Morrison
Wayne H. Sager
Bivins Tom, Pittman
Patterson
Alvin Kirkeland
Ridge ‘Canadian River Gas Co
Amer. Smelting and Rest Co
District Court
Raith
Hazel Fieldson
Harvey Mark Bielda
Marnage Bimond Dallard
Gertrude
Quattog Burcert
Betty Irene Finis
Edwin Roach
Runtee Martel
Moon
Mildred Faye
John Minor Jr
Mine Laurette P‘batton
Stephen
Lee Trigg
Polly Andrews
Hiltock
D. Teach
Tea Irene Fale
Tommy Joe Miller
Mary Alice Belt
Shostakovich Loses Teaching Post in Moscow Conservatory
Moscow report says composer Dmitri Shostakovich resigned as professor at the Moscow Conservatory after censure by the Communist Party for formalist music, though he continues to compose. Also noted: Australia plans to add two million hens to flocks to boost egg supply for Britain.
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Moscow Conservatory Moscow
Dmitri Shostakovich
Moscow Conservatory
Communist Party
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