Dewey Campaign Train Hit by Tomato Toss in Minnesota
An overripe tomato hurled from a 3,500 strong crowd struck Mrs. Thomas E Dewey and splattered political foe Sen Joseph Ball during a Dewey campaign stop at Albert Lea Minnesota. Dewey Gov Luther Youngdahl and Sen Ed Thye were on the platform and unhurt. The toss was credited to an unidentified offender as the train pulled away.
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General Clay urges firme stance to halt Soviet expansion
In Berlin Gen Lucius D. Clay says Soviet expansion will recede if Western powers hold firm and continue airlift and Berlin defense. He ties democracy and Western strength to pressure on satellites and warns against yielding to the Russians. He cites support from Europe and plans talks with Dulles on policy.
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Griffin In Hospital Brother Of John Griffin
Griffin is in the US Veterans Hospital for treatment. He is a veteran of the Spanish American War and brother of John E. Griffin.
Atomic policy fights dominate presidential campaign reports
President Truman and Gov. Dewey traded charges on atomic energy as Dewey urged private profit limits and world controls while Wallace tied his critique to missing negotiations with Russia. The Milwaukee speech touched off a crossfire over national security and government control in the atomic age. Funeral notices and regional notes follow as local brief items.
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UN Clears Greece and Yugoslavia in Balkans Border Clash
The U N special commission on the Balkans found no proof of deliberate incursions by either Greece or Yugoslavia after a Sept 8 border clash that killed 20 Yugoslav soldiers. The report notes Greek forces entered Yugoslav territory to reclaim property from guerrillas and that Yugoslav troops pushed into Greece during the fighting.
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Former Legislator Sam A. Thomas Dies at 75
Sam A. Thomas, 75, a former Limestone County county clerk and legislator, died today in Groesbeck. The longtime public servant had served in the state Legislature and earlier county offices.
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Groesbeck
Sam A. Thomas
Limestone County
Unclear fragment on cohesive administration aims
Fragment references an administration that knows its direction and proceeds in unison, but the readable text offers no concrete details for a fuller summary. The passage lacks identifiable people or organizations to anchor a precise report.
Longest Walk Record Set From New York to San Francisco
Abraham L. Monte Verde of Mays Landing New Jersey established a cross country walking record in 1929. He completed 3,415 miles in 70 days 10 hours and 10 minutes.
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San Francisco
Abraham L. Monteverde
Mays Landing
Carbon Monoxide Impedes Steel Sealing During Heat Treatment
Report notes that carbon monoxide, a deadly gas, interferes with the sealing process in steel heat treatment. Authorities warn of hazards and emphasize proper ventilation and safety measures to avoid exposure.
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