Dewey Bricker Nominated by Republicans at Chicago Convention
Delegates meeting in Chicago unanimously named Governor Dewey and Senator Bricker for the Republican ticket with no leader-directed instructions. The crowd hailed Dewey as the choice of the people, while Bricker supported him as a strong second on the ticket amid a unity-filled convention emphasizing constitutional government and wartime leadership.
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Johns
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Marys
Janes
Sallys
Maine
California
Gulf
White House
Dewey
America
Ballyhoo
Harrison Spangler
National Committee
Earl Warren
Warren
Jos. W. Martin
Massachusetts
Herbert Hoover
Martin
Hoover
Clare Boothe Luce
Albany
Bricker
Ohio
Stassen
Minnesota
Griswold
Nebraska
Republicans Adopt Constructive And Sound Platform
The Chicago Republican Convention outlines a frank platform with no misinterpretation. It calls for reducing bureaucratic control, stopping deficits, restoring constitutional government, and maintaining free enterprise while aiding Allied victory. It pledges organized international cooperation without a world state, supports pro farm programs, road and rural electrification expansion, and a strong tax cut agenda postwar.
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Chicago
United States
Republican Party
Republicans Name Dewey and Bricker for 1944 Ticket
Delegates in Chicago chose Thomas Dewey for president and John Bricker for vice president without a contest. The nominations reflected the will of the party faithful who will vote for them in November.
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Republicans of America
Chicago
Dewey
Bricker
Citizens rally for Fifth War Loan this July push
A home front communique urges every community to exceed the Fifth War Loan target by July. It reports rising individual buyers since June 12 and stresses that each extra War Bond strengthens the war effort. The message links civilian purchases to battlefield outcomes and urges continued sacrifice today.
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America
Batavian Named General Manager of G A & E Rl Road
Philip R. Elfstrom formerly of Batavia is appointed general manager of the operating department of the Chicago Aurora and Elgin rail road effective July 1. A Batavia Township native and University of Illinois graduate, he has held roles with the Aurora Elgin Chicago Rapid Transit and Chicago North Shore roads and plans to relocate to be near work in Libertyville. He married Ivis Bader on Nov 10, 1919 and they have two children. Other Batavia news notes: Mrs Fay Witt returns to work, Floyd Peterson and Albert Sennett back from Boys State, and Marmion Academy students elected to state offices.
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Philip R. Elfstrom
Axel Elfstrom
McKee St
Chicago Aurora and Elgin Railroad
Elfstrom
West Batavia High School
University of Illinois
Aurora & Elgin
Chicago Rapid Transit Company
Chicago North Shore Road
Libertyville
Aurora and
Elgin Road
Ivis Bader
Katherin McGuigan
Bader’ Elfstrom
Richard Crull
Geneva
Batayi
Synday
Community Hopital
Fay Witt
First Nation, Bank
Floyd Peterson
Albert Sennett
Boys’ State
Sgt
Alex Cook
Marmion Military Academy
Marmion
Wanted to Rent A Modern Five to Seven Room House
Advert says a modern five to seven room house is wanted to rent with option to purchase possible. References exchanged if necessary. Send full particulars to Box 149 care Batavia Herald.
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Batavia Herald
Need a Furnace See Lennox 20 inch install price
Stevens Furnace Co of Aurora offers a Lennox 20 inch furnace installation for 188.21 dollars including tax. Contact phone number 20490 for details and service.
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Stevens Furnace Co
Aurora
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John W. Bricker
General Staff
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Office of Naval Operations
Robert Swanson
U. S. Navy
State St
Geo. B. Howarth
River St
Andrew Anderson Florist
S. Batavia Ave
August J. Mier
Cleveland Ave
Geneva Laundry and Rug Cleaners
Batavia Insurance Company
Batavia Insurance Agency
Elmer E. Peterson
Philip B. Carlson
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