Stassen Charges Brannan With Price-Scare Tactics
Harold E. Stassen accused Secretary of Agriculture Charles P. Brannan of attempting to halt the downward trend in food prices. The former Minnesota governor spoke at a news conference after a meeting with Governor Dewey regarding a GOP campaign speech in Detroit. He suggested Brannan issued a statement to influence market prices.
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Albany
Harold E. Stassen
S Today
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles P. Brannan
Stassen
Minnesota
Thomas F. Dewey
Minnesotan
Dewey
Detroit
Truman
Brannan
Secretary backs proposal at news conference
A brief report notes the secretary supported the proposal during a later news conference, asserting the department had issued it and that it reflected official backing.
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Soldier of the Week Named at Camp Hood
Pvt Harold L Pascoe son of Mrs W A Pascoe 1016 North Roosevelt was chosen as Soldier of the Week at Camp Hood for initiative duty and appearance. Pollo Viction notes his mother Rita Swan is deputy under Sheriff Bill Adam Leroy 20 years old. Roswell Americans recently moved into their new home.
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W. A. Pascoe
North Roosevelt
Camp Hood
Roswell Americkers
Navy to Sell Five New Commemorative Stamps This September
Amarillo Navy recruiting office announces a reduced intake quota for three year and one year enlistments due to high recent enlistments. Stamps ready for sale include Harlan Fiske Stone and Clara Barton designs, with images and captions describing their roles and legacies.
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Burgess
Federal Building
Lincoln era figure helped found Red Cross and search bureau
The article notes Clara Barton’s role in forming the bureau of records for missing men during the Civil War era, leading to the American National Committee's 1877 creation and its 1900s evolution into the American Red Cross. It also details upcoming three cent commemorative stamps and Fort Kearny centennial issues with design notes.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
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Lincoln
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Nebraska
Fort Kearn
Presst City
Kansas City
Omaha
Automatic CP Gas Range Guide From 19 Makers
A new generation of gas ranges from nineteen manufacturers promises fast clean cool cooking. Choose a model bearing the CP trademark from the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association as your guide to truly automatic operation and value.
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Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Ten-year-old Rozman Wins Bubble Blowing Title Again
In Steelton Hubert Rozman, ten, improves bubble size from last year to a bubble bigger than his head, winning the Temper day program championship again. Cline and Rainer named Buick dealers at Floydada recently.
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Hubert Rozman
Cline & Rainer
Buick
Floydada
Fancy clocks emerge as decorative timepieces in France
The decorator's art enhanced clocks in the 17th century making them both ornamental and useful. France led in manufacturing fancy timepieces as the craft evolved from practical devices to artful objects.
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