Dewey Lehman race looms in New York campaign
In a heated New York gubernatorial contest, Republican Thomas E. Dewey campaigns on a tough anti crime record while Democrat Herbert H. Lehman touts 40 years of business and manufacturing experience. The article weighs party lines, labors, and national implications.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York City
Lehman
Young
Empire State
Franklin Roosevelt
New York State
Tom Dewey
Supreme Court
Wallace
McNary-Haugen
Saguaro Monument Reveals Colorful Spanish Arizona History
A tour of Saguaro National Monument near Tucson highlights early Spanish exploration with Coronado Kino and missions, Mojave and Mormon Battalion episodes, and prairie flora. The article recounts the landscape from towering saguaros to paloverde trees, creosote, and desert blooms, noting the area’s rich Native and settler heritage.
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Arizona
National Geographic Society
Prenetechinetons
Clownu Service
Saguaro National Monument
Tucson
Ariz
United States
Cibola
Coronado
Mexico City
Eusebio Francisco Kino
San Xavier del Bac
Casa Grande
Spain
Old Pueblo
Sonora
San Pedro
Saguaro Forest
Phrase Reads Glib About Her Glad Hand
In a humorous line a man defines a wife’s social ease as a glad hand. The exchange marks playful commentary on sociable behavior and warmth in reception.
Life of Business Gossip Sparks Workplace Tension
A fragment describes a woman praised as beautiful by coworkers and a grouchy boss’s moody, affectionate approach. The remark hints at a dynamic workplace romance or power struggle within the office.
Summer Thoughts Conscience and City Heat Debate
A fragmentary exchange weighs marital duty in a hot city. One woman doubts her conscience about leaving her husband alone, while another voices concern over his activities and whereabouts.
Mode of the Moment Dialogue Sparks Wage Clash
A paired exchange between Workman and Boss lampoons wage cuts with a sharp reply about fashion and a jab about the wife. The quip captures workplace tension and social humor of the era.
Fragmentary Victorian Banter on Carriage and Walk
In a terse exchange, a man jokes about a girl’s mobility asking if she has a good walk rather than a carriage. He quips that she covers about two miles from the anatomy to her house twice daily, preserving the humorous rural dialect.
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Anatery
Fine picking fashion says styles this year debate
A light exchange discusses fashion preferences with remarks on one piece bathing suits and sport shorts indicating enjoyment of current styles.
Corks Fly In A Toast To The Night
A playful exchange about defining a corking time hints at celebrations and good cheer. The banter suggests a light social scene with drinks and laughter. No specific names, places, or dates are provided.
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Ireland
Saguaro National Monument
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