Dewey Aims Blow at PAC and 1000 Dollar Club
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey traveled toward Boston to attack the CIO PAC and the One Thousand Club after a Roosevelt counterpoint. He promised to discuss taking control of the Democratic Party, labeled Roosevelt promises as worthless, and urged a change with eight Republican policy proposals on full employment tax reform farm price support and a stricter DOJ antimonopoly program.
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Dewey
Boston
New England
Thomas E. Dewey
CIO
Political Action Committee
One Thousand Club
Roosevelt
Paul E. Lockwood
GOP
NBC
Athens
Boston Garden
Lockwood
Buffalo
United States
Memorial Auditorium
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Department of Justice
Congress
Ohio Bell Wins Holiday Sunday Toll Rate OK
The Public Utilities Commission authorized Ohio Bell Telephone to charge Sunday toll rates from 4:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day November 23. The action sets applied rates for the holiday period.
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Columbus
Fet Utilities Commission
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Dehydrated Potatoes Compared To Whole Potatoes Ad
An ad notes four ounces of dehydrated potatoes equal over two pounds of fresh potatoes, praising MESSENGER CLASSIFIED ADS for low cost and effectiveness. It advertises a Bulova wrist watch reward dial 27211, with Margaret Graham canceling after recovery.
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Messenger
Dial
Margaret Graham
WLB To Act In Strike at Toledo Plants
The National War Labor Board moves to resolve a Toledo dispute involving 20 000 MESA members in Detroit area facing 25 plants. The walkout began after 350 workers were dismissed at Electric Auto-Lite Co. causing 4500 idle workers and production slowdowns across 13 factories with further impact in a dozen more plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
National War Labor Board
Mechanics Educational Society of America
MESA
Detroit
National Board
WLB
Cleveland
Independent Union
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Ohio Sergeant Rescued After Forced Landing
Tech. Sgt. Warren J. Poland of Galion Ohio a B 24 bomber crew engineer was among four crewmen saved after seven hours in a small life boat when their bomber was forced down in the North Sea five others died 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 Mrs. C. D. Shepards Fayette Street property in Nelsonville this morning. The loss was about 300 dollars, fire officials say the blaze likely started from a nearby trash fire. Two cars stored in the garage were moved out unharmed. The rental property is occupied by Charles Pensyl and the structure was once a barn.
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Nelsonville
C. D. Shepard
Fayette St
Dana Windon
Charles Pensyl
Walcheren Island Invasion Led by Canadian Troops
Nazi reports claim Canadian forces hit Walcheren Island amid heavy artillery and machinegun fire as Allied amphibious landings began on Vlissingen. British and Canadian advances stretch across Southwest Holland while American, Soviet, and Italian fronts report gains and counterattacks in Europe.
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Beveland Island
Walcheren
Berlin
Schelde
Vlissingen
Flushing
Antwerp
Maas River
Capele
S Hertogenbosch
Geertruidenberg
Tilberg
Breda
Moerdijk
U. S. Seventh Army
France
Vosges
Danube
Tisza
Keschemet
Budapest
East Prussia
Grosstrakehnen
Eighth Army
Italy
Meldola
Ronco
Forli
Fifth Army
Bologna
Greece
Salonika
Cologne
Rhineland
Bricker To Be Heard In Broadcast Tonight
Gov. John W. Bricker concentrates on winning Ohio's 25 electoral votes for the Republican ticket. After six speeches including an all Ohio radio address from Toledo tonight, he will begin a 2,500 mile stretch toward Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and Delaware.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
Toledo
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Canterbury service honors Archbishop Temple
The Rt. Rev. H. W. Hobson of Cincinnati bishop of Southern Ohio participated yesterday in a service for Dr. William Temple 63 Archbishop of Canterbury who died Thursday.
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Canterbury Cathedral
England
H. W. Hobson
Cincinnati
Episcopal Church
Ohio
William Temple
Canterbury
Shake-Up in China War Theater Is Questioned
President Roosevelt cleans top American personnel in China including Ambassador Clarence E. Gauss to reinvigorate Chiang Kai Shek’s war effort. Stilwell recalled, Wedemeyer named in his place as doubts grow in military quarters about China’s future role. Chiang’s stance and Kuomintang exec committee tensions loom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
China
Clarence E. Gauss
Chiang Kai Shek
Chiang
Kuomintang Party
Joseph W. Stilwell
China-Burma-India
A. (. Wedemeyer
Gauss
Battle of
Burma Road
Truman to Speak in Parkersburg on Campaign Swing
Senator Harry S. Truman heads toward Parkersburg West Virginia for a night speech as his vice presidential bid gains Wallace endorsement. Wallace joined Liberal Party supporters in New York praising Roosevelt while Truman finishes eastern push before Pittsburgh and return to Independence for weekend events and the vote next Tuesday.
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Truman
Parkersburg
W. Va
Harry S. Truman
Henry A. Wallace
New York
Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Independence
McNarney Named Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in Mediterranean
Takes over as deputy supreme allied commander in the Mediterranean under Gen. Sir Henry Maitland Wilson succeeding Lt. Gen. Jacob Devers. He will also command U S forces in the theater in France.
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Joseph T. McNarney
Army
Mediterranean
Henry Maitland Wilson
Jacob L. Devers
France
U. S
Navy Fliers Reach Near 3,000 Jap Planes Downed
Navy fliers led by ace David McCampbell report enemy losses from August to October, with 2,594 to 2,846 Japanese planes destroyed by Third and Seventh Fleet carrier operations. McCampbell logged 30 victories including a nine-plane mission to Manila, as air power eroded Japan’s frontline strength and industrial output.
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U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Manila
Palau
Philippines
Japan
Chester W. Nimitz
Balikpapan
Borneo
Navy
David McCampbell
Los Angeles
Dewey Fan Quietly Celebrates Governor's Topping Of FDR
In Washington the Democratic Absentee Ballot Bureau staff arrived to find Gov. Dewey depicted as ahead of FDR in their area. A Dewey supporter on a floor above acted overnight while Democrats, the landlord, and the Dewey camp react with mixed emotions about the political coup.
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Democratic
Washington
Dewey
FDR
Deweyke
Sawyer heads to Brussels as new US ambassador to Belgium
Charles Sawyer of Ohio sails to Brussels with Mrs Sawyer to assume duties as the United States ambassador to Belgium. The move marks a transition in diplomatic leadership as the couple departs for the Belgian capital.
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Brussels
London
Charles Sawyer
Ohio
United States
Belgium
Sawyer
First American raid on Tokyo since 1942 confusion amid broadcasts
Reports from Tokyo radio, later echoed by FCC monitors, described an unconfirmed American air raid over Tokyo with B 29s seen over the city and a factory district attacked. The broadcasts, some giving fire fighting instructions, were unclear and inconsistent, recalling the Doolittle raid era.
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Tokyo
Marianas Islanda
Federal Communications Commission
Kanto
James H. Doolittle
Marianas
Saipan
FCC
Doughboys Press Into Leyte Coastal Stronghold
American forces of the 24th Division push toward Carigara after taking Tunga on the Jaro Carigara Highway, while a First Cavalry column sits five miles from the village. Japanese counterattacks are repulsed with heavy artillery and routs along the Leyte coast as both American columns gain ground.
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Doughboys
Carigara
Tunga
Jaro-Carigara
Leyte
Associated Press
Fred Hampson
Barugo
Pinamoppan
Cebu
Ormoc Bay
Pinamopoan
Koiso Pleads For Materials
Premier Koiso told the Japanese people that armed forces have withdrawn gradually under a passive defense and now face an unfavorable situation due to a shortage of materials. He claimed naval victories off Formosa and the Philippines and urged greater productive effort.
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Washington
Japan
Guadalcanal
Kuniaki Koiso
Koiso
Formosa
Philippines
Former Ohio Governor backs Lausche in Ohio race
James M. Cox of Dayton, former three term Democratic governor, endorses Frank J. Lausche for Ohio chief executive. Cox said he would vote for Lausche no matter which ticket he ran on in the upcoming election, in a statement from Democratic Headquarters.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Cox
Crusher Crushed to Death at Crooksville China Co
Jesse Stone burner, 67, was fatally crushed when he was caught in a power belt at the Crooksville China Co plant in Zanesville area today. Police investigated the workplace accident as a fatal industrial incident.
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Zanesville
Jesse Stoneburner
Crooksville China Co
Ballot officer removal sparks critique in Senate debate
Washington discussion centers on Lt. Comdr. Edward Mc Ginnis's transfer from directing Pacific ballots after Ferguson alleged his Republican ties. Navy Undersecretary Bard defended the action as proper, noting prior partisan activity and approval by Capt. Puleston. Senator Lucas pressed Bard on Chicago mayor Kelly involvement, which Bard denied.
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Washington
Ferguson
Rmich
Navy
Ralph Bard
Edward McGinnis
Pacific
Chicago
McGinnis
William D. Puleston
Lucas
Ill
Bard
Kelly
Roosevelt
White House
Ohio Convict Returns After Escape Bid in 1940s
McClanahan, 29, escaped Ohio State Penitentiary after abducting a guard and a motorist, was pursued in a taxicab and recaptured. He had been sentenced in 1940 to 50 to 125 years on five armed robbery counts. In Elyria, 59-year-old Gustav Pope died from injuries after a motorcycle collision with his wife Elene while crosswalking.
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Ohio
Columbu
James Frank McClanahan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Frank D. Henderson
McClanahan
Grant Hospital
Elyria
Gustav Pope
North Olmstead
Elene
Surplus Expected in Steubenville Labor Market
Washington reports the War Manpower Commission has classified Steubenville Ohio as having or expecting a labor surplus, affecting local employment outlook and manpower planning.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
Steubenville, D
Dogs Aid Wounded in Reconditioning Camp
CHICAGO Lieut W P Stansbury director of reconditioning ill and wounded soldiers at Camp Ellis Maccomb ILL has found an easy way to amuse and help his charges He bred beagle hounds in civil life Recently he brought two of his hounds to the camp to accompany soldiers on their hikes Now the camp has ten beagles and men beg for a chance to follow the dogs Twice a day a score of soldiers go for a rabbit hunt and are taking a new interest in life.
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Chicago
W. P. Stansbury
G. H. Stansbury
Middleport
Camp Ellis
Maccomb
Ill
Stansbury
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