Dewey Targets PAC and 1000 Club in Boston Speech
Gov Thomas E Dewey rallying in Boston attacked the CIO PAC and the One Thousand Club over Democratic control claims. He said he would discuss outbidding the club and outlined eight Republican policy goals including full employment tax reform farm price floors and stronger antimonopoly enforcement. He criticized Roosevelt promises and argued for a two term limit citing dangers of prolonged leadership.
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Boston
New England
Thomas E. Dewey
CIO
Political Action Committee
One Thousand Club
Roosevelt
Paul £. Lockwood
GOP
NBC
Athens
Boston Garden
Lockwood
Buffalo
United States
Memorial Auditorium
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Department of Justice
Congress
Ohio Bell gets Sunday toll rate override in Thanksgiving hours
Public Utilities Commission permits Ohio Bell Telephone to charge Sunday toll rates between 4 30 a m and 6 p m on Thanksgiving Day. The brief notice notes the unusual timing and reflects the period’s holiday utility pricing practices while highlighting the impact on long distance calls.
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Columbus
State ‘Public Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone
Br Company
Dicki
Messen- Ollie
William Pivre
Lost wrist watch with black ribbon band in Yellax VA
Margaret Graham reports a lost wrist watch with a black ribbon band. Friday night search. reward offered. Phone 27271. Please cancel the ad as the watch has been recovered. Miss Graham phoned after the ad appeared once.
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Margaret Graham
Miss Graham
Nazis Say Walcheren Island Invaded by Canadian Troops
Allied forces launched an amphibious assault on Walcheren Island near Vlissingen as Canadian and British troops pressed the beachhead against German defenses. Reports described heavy fighting across the Schelde Estuary with advances toward the Maas River and other fronts in France, Hungary, Italy, and Greece.
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Associated Press
Beveland Island
Walcheren Island
Berlin
Schelde
Walcheren
Vlissingen
Flushing
Antwerp
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Capelle
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Moerdijk
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Rotterdam
Arnhem
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Budapest
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Grosstrakehnen
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Haly
Meldola
Ronco
Forli
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Bologna
Greece
Salonika
Cologne
WLB To Act In Strike at Toledo Plants
The National War Labor Board stepped into a Toledo dispute involving 25 plants as MESA members in Detroit area pledged drastic action if needed. About 4,500 Toledo workers idle after 350 walked out at Electric Auto-Lite Co following dismissals, crippling production across 13 factories and delaying operations in more locations.
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Toledo
Pias
National War Labor Board
Mechanics Educational Society of America
You Mesa
Detroit
J National Board
WLE
Cleveland
Wich
Independent Union
Electric Auto-Lite Co
MESA
Ohio Sergeant Rescued After Forced Landing
Tech Sgt Warren J. Poland of Galion Ohio a B 24 bomber crew engineer was one of four rescued after seven hours on a life boat when their aircraft was forced down in the North Sea. Five crewmen perished when the plane sank.
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Eighth Air Force
England
Warrren J. Poland
Galion
Ohio
North Sea
Garage Damaged By Fire in Nelsonville
Fire damaged a garage on the property of Mrs. C. D. Shepard on Fayette Street in Nelsonville this morning. The loss is estimated at 300 dollars. Fire Chief Dana Windsor says the blaze likely started from a nearby trash fire. Two cars in the garage were removed unharmed. The rented property was occupied by Charles Penson. the structure was formerly a barn.
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Nelsonville
C. D. Shepard
Fayette St
Dana Windon
Charles Penson
Truman Heads to Parkersburg for Parkersburg Speech
Sen Harry S Truman set out on the final leg of his vice presidential bid carrying the endorsement of Vice President Henry A Wallace. Wallace joined Liberal Party cheers in New York as Truman neared Parkersburg W Va where he would speak tonight before winding up eastern campaign in Pittsburgh tomorrow and returning to Independence Mo to vote next Tuesday.
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Truman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harry S. Truman
Henry A. Wallace
New York
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
W.va
Pittsburgh
Independence
Bricker To Be Heard In Broadcast Tonight
Columbus Governor John W. Bricker concentrates on sealing Ohio’s 25 electoral votes with six speeches including a statewide radio address from Toledo tonight. He then heads east for a 2,500 mile swing through Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Delaware. Canterbury Cathedral English service honors Dr William Temple Archbishop of Canterbury died Thursday with Rt Rev H W Hobson of Cincinnati participating.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Toledo
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Canterbury Cathedral
England
JPI
H.w.hobson
Cincinnati
Episcopal Church
Ohio
William Temple
Canterbury
Shake-Up in China War Theater Questioned
President Roosevelt sacks top China officials in a bid to reenergize the effort under Chiang Kai Shek. General Stilwell is recalled and Maj. Gen. Wedemeyer appointed. Ambassador Gauss resigns as U S policy aims to bolster Chiang's government and army, amid doubts in military quarters.
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China War Theater
Washington
Roosevelt
China
Clarrence E. Gauss
Chiang Kai Shek
Ior Chiang
Kuomintang
Joseph W. Stilwell
China-Burma-India
Chiang
A. C. Wedemeyer
Gauss
Battle of
Burma Road
Stillwell
Navy Fliers Toll Near 3,000 Planes in Pacific Skirmishes
From Pearl Harbor AP report shows Third and Seventh Fleet carrier fliers destroyed between 2,594 and 2,846 Japanese planes during August to October. Comdr David McCampbell led with 30 confirmed, including nine in one Manila mission. Army airmen also claimed a significant tally as battles raged over Borneo and the oil hub at Batikapan.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Palau
Philippines
Japan
Chester W. Nimitz
Batikpapan
Borneo
Navy
Comdr
David McCampbell
Los Angeles
Jeredit
Dewey Leads Gains in Washington Absentee Ballot Bureau Coup
Officials of the Democratic Absentee Ballot Bureau in Washington discovered a Dewey victory sign in their headqu arters while a supporter on an upper floor acted overnight. Democrats furious, landlord displeased, Dewey gleeful over the apparent coup.
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Democratic
Washington
Dewey
FDR
Bailiwick
Fhe
Deweyke
Tokyo Bombers Over Capital First Since 1942 Doolittle Raid
US Superforts reportedly over Tokyo in the first raid on Japan’s capital in more than two years. Tokyo radio claimed four engined bombers over the city around 1 p.m. with one raid on a factory district causing worker confusion. FCC monitors noted poor reception and read partial fire safety instructions from broadcasts.
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Tokyo
FRE Associated
Tokio Radio
Marianas Islands
Federal Communications Commission
Kanto
James H. Doolittle
Marianas
Saipan
FCC
Doughboys Advance on Leyte Near Carigara Village
American 24th Division battered a Japanese rear-guard and pushed within five miles of Carigara, Leyte, after taking Tunga on the Jaro Carigara highway. A second column, the First Cavalry Division, stood five miles from Barugo as Japanese defenses crumbled under heavy artillery and counterattacks.
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Doughboys
Carigaraoday
Tunga
Jaro-Carigara
Leyte
Dough
Associated Press
Fred Hampson
Barugo
Carigara
Pinamenoan
Cebu
Oromec Bay
Pinarnoppan
Koiso Pleads For Materials Amid War Struggles
Washington dispatch reports Japan’s Premier Kuniaki Koiso told the people that Japan’s forces have been in passive defense since Guadalcanal and are now retreating gradually in an increasingly unfavorable situation due to a shortage of materials. He cited naval victories off Formosa and the Philippines, urged greater productive effort, and lamented that officers and men had to die for lack of supplies.
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Washington
Japan
Guadalcanal
Kuniaki
Koiso
Formosa
Philippines
Former Ohio Governor Backs Lausche Endorsement
James M. Cox of Dayton former three term Democratic governor endorses Frank J. Lausche for Ohio chief executive declaring he would vote for Lausche under any ticket. The statement was released by Democratic Headquarters.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Cox
Ballot Officer Ouster Draws Senate Criticism
Washington lawmakers scrutinize the removal of Lt. Comdr. Edward Mc Ginnis who handled Pacific ballot distribution after being a Chicago partisan. Navy Undersecretary Ralph Bard confirmed transfer to nonpartisan work and prior approval by Captain Puleston to avoid criticism. Bard denied speaking with Mayor Kelly about the matter despite Senator Ferguson's claims.
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Washington
Ferguson
Rmich
Navy
Ralph Bard
Edward McGinnis
Pacific
Chicago
McGinnis
Bard
William D. Puleston
Lucas
Ill
Kelly
Roosevelt
White House
Ohio Convict Returns After Escape Bid
Ohio convict James Frank McClanahan age twenty nine is returned to Ohio State Penitentiary after a three hour escape attempt that included abducting a guard and a motorist. He was captured in a taxicab. McClanahan was sentenced in 1940 to 350 to 125 years on five armed robbery counts. Died: Gustav Pope died from injuries after a pedestrian motorcycle crash on a North Olmstead crosswalk. Gun violence details omitted. War Manpower Commission classifies Steubenville Ohio as having a labor surplus.
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Ohio
Columbus
James Frank MeClanahan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Frank D. Henderson
McClanahan
Grant Hospial
Dogs Aid Wounded in Reconditioning Camp
Lieutenant WP Stansbury of Meddlewort Ohio directs Camp Ellis reconditioning for ill and wounded soldiers. Beagle hounds accompany hikes, boosting morale as ten beagles now entertain soldiers on twice daily rabbit hunts, turning walks into lively outings.
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Chicago
Stansbury
GH. Stansbury
Meddlewort, O
Camp Ellis
Maccomb
Stansouyry
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