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U. S
Towa
Mali
Canada
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Republicans Attack New Deal At Chicago Convention
Governor Warren of California targets the New Deal as unrepresentative government and claims the GOP will restore democratic government, aid soldiers and workers, and keep politics out of the war. Delegates wave tepid enthusiasm, possibly due to heat and wartime atmosphere, while the convention mood reflects a calm confidence in election trends.
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Warren
California
Chicago
Dewey
U.S.A
Earl Warren
Roosevelt
Charles Evans Hughes
Dewsy
GOP
Golden State
Congressional Campaign Committee
Ralph
San Francisco
J. Leroy Johnston
Stockton
Albert Carter
Oakland
John Anderson
San Juan
Bautista
Bertrand ‘Gearhart
Fresno
Ward Johnson
Long Beach
Carl Hinshaw
Pasadena
John Phillips
Banning
Norris Poulson
Los Angeles
Jesse Mayo
Angels Camp
Fred J. Hart
Salinas
Chessley M. Walter
Gene Faulkner
San Eremciaco
New York
Oklahoma
John D. Rockefeller
Alfred Sloan
General Motors
Mrs. Sloan
Jeremiah Milbank
Metroopolitan Life
C. B. Goodspeed
Bricker
Tom Dewey
Richard Revere
Harpers Magazine
Foamer
Walter R. Suppes
Johnstown
Harpers
Democratic National Committee
Suppes
Democratic National
Hannegan
Democratic Nation Committee
Paul Porter
Bution
Molotoff
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
District of Columbia
Minois
Dwight Green
Col. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Green
Illinois
Alot
The
Tribune
Col. MacCormick
New England
Leo Saltenstall
Massachusetts
Sab Tonstall
George Washington
Saltonstall
Publiq
Sacramento
AFL
CIO
West Coast
Stassen
Stassenbackers
Minnesota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Kansas
Wisconsin
Admiral Halsey
Japan
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Highway Safety Postwar Jobs and Car Age Risks
The DES MOINES area shows cars average eight years old with state trends likely higher after the war. Retaining a 35 mph limit is urged to prevent accidents as wartime restrictions ease. The piece warns that speeding could flood the highways with fatalities and notes postwar bridge rebuilding could spur war-related employment.
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Des Moines
Outino
The Chigger: A Harsh Yard Visitor From Iowa
A reader describes the chigger as a sociable flea that bites humans and animals, burrowing under the skin and causing painful sores. The writer notes unusually high numbers this year and advises avoiding lawn seating, limiting contact to driveways and porches to escape the itching pests.
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Webster
Iowa
Editorial Briefs on New York Governor and Bond Quotas
The piece notes the New York governorship as a stepping stone to the presidency with two candidates vying. It calls Cass county bond purchases below standard so far in the campaign and urges buyers to act now to ease workers under pressure to meet quotas and avoid last minute scrambles.
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New York
Cass County
California money pushes Dewey effort in bid for victory
Dewey strategists pour funds into California districts to win the state and help a Warren vice presidential ticket. The article notes Republican donations to specific California representatives and reports Bricker and Warren as competing options, with Warren facing mixed support from California Democrats and AFL CIO leaders.
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Dewey
California
Warren
Brickerstea
Harper
Johnston
Moscow
Four County 4-H Camp Sets June 29 to July 2 Dates
About 100 4-H club youths from Adair Audubon Crawford and Shelby counties will attend the Springbrook Park camp near Guthrie Center from June 29 to July 2. Girls arrive June 29 to July 1 while boys attend July 1 to 2. Miss Hazel Bacon Audubon county home economist oversees arrangements. Miss Me Tsung Kaung a University of Pennsylvania PhD candidate will speak on opening day.
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Audubon
Adair
Crawford
Shelby Counties
Springbrook Park
Guthrie Center
Hazel Bacon
Audubon County
Me Tsung Kaung
University of Pennsylvania
Walnut Federated Bible School Closes After Two Weeks
The Walnut Federated church Bible school ended Friday after two weeks with an enrollment of 55. A Sunday program showcased the children's work. Teachers included Mrs. Laura Furey Miss Barbara Jean Moritz Miss Mary Margaret Jacobsen Mrs. Charles Seville Mrs. O. Z. Sutton Miss Merna Sievers and Mrs. Winfield Smathers. Phyllis Tilton was the pianist.
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Walnut
Federated Church Bible School
Banker
Laura Furey
Barbara Jean Moritz
Marymargaret Jacobsen
Charles Seville
O. Z. Sutton
Merna Sievers
Winfield Smathers
Phyllis Tilton
Republicans See Best Chance Since 1943 Debacle
Washington opinion piece argues the Republican Party holds its strongest campaign position since 1943 with a wartime context, urging adherence to time tested fundamentals, skepticism toward a fourth Roosevelt term, and unity to preserve constitutional government. It notes war brings Americans from diverse regions together and stresses the need for national resolve.
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Democratic National Committee
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
A Tree Grows in Chicago and War Front Morale
A Chicago wartime column urges resolve as Allied progress in Europe grows toward potential victory this year. It notes rationing sacrifices, urges bond purchases, and praises U S troops with a preview of M G M film The White Cliffs of Dover celebrating the Allies' advance and American troop scenes in London.
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White Cliffs of
Dover
London Town
Luke Named Night Watchman Replacing Karstens
Extra Frank Luke takes over as night watchman replacing A J Karstens who has held the post for several months. Karstens moves to day duties assisting Ray Anderson with street work and other city tasks. Anderson serves as the day marshal.
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Frank Luke
A. J. Karstens
Severa
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Otter Man visits. Broadway talk and secretive figures profile
The piece notes Emil Liers of Wincea Minnesota, famed as The Otter Man, visiting New York and drawing crowds with his otters. It mentions Bernard Sobel’s Theater Handbook ideas, McNamara’s career and Players Club chair, and various nightlife spots with horse parlors and undercover betting.
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New York
Emil Liers
Wincea
Minn
Ime
Owas
Minnesota
Liers
Driscoll Bronx
Bernard Sobel
Sobel
Buiss Mantle
Broadway
McNamara
New Jersey
Schumann-Heink
Caruso
Players
East Side
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Soldier Silence by Edgar A Guest
A poem reflecting on war, courage, and the contrast between heroic speeches and actual deeds. The speaker, a private returning home, honors soldiers who faced fire and loss, noting medals reflect luck rather than unique valor. Freedom rests on their steadfast acts, messages timeless beyond words.
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Edgar A, Guest
Moesena-Ronald Keith Finds Cousin in New Guinea
The News-Telegraph reports Moesena-Ronald Keith son of Mr and Mrs Guy Keith of Greenfield recently inducted located his cousin Ralph Curry in New Guinea shortly after arrival. The news comes via their aunt Mrs Charles Casteel.
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Moesena
Ronald Keith
Guy Keith
Greenfield
Ralph Curry
New Guinea
Charles Casteel
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