Dewey Campaign May Surprise Country Says Chicago Writer
Paul Malloy reports from Chicago that Dewey’s presidential bid could surprise the nation. He may break political grooves with liberal social aims, a world affairs stance of realism, and a strong labor record rooted in New York.
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Dewey
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Mary Donlin
New York
Deweyites
Bricker Boys
Stassen
Taft
Ohio
Danaher
Connecticut
Millikin
Colorado
Miss Donlin
World Organization
Russia
Cfo
New York State
All-American golf tournament at O'Shanter set for 1944
The All-American event at Tami O'Shanter Chicago runs August 21 27 with a $42,587.50 purse in war bonds and stamps. Open Amateur and Women's Open awards include $6,800 first prize and a world champion title worth a total of $13,462.50 in bonds. The field includes winners from 1944 major meets and Olympic style 72 hole medal play with qualifying rounds reducing to 24 24 and 80 plus ties.
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Tami O'Shanter
Chicago
George S. May
United States Golf Association
May
Simon Pures
Association
Jug McSpaden
Dale Morey
Patty Berg
McSpaden
Buck White
Byron Nelson
Clayton Heafner
Tom O'Shanter
Bill McKechnie
Sacramento Ball Club
Southern’ S Association
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Walter Béck
Detroit Tigers
Lou Nova
Adam Walsh
Notre Dame
Maine
Bowdoin
Pennsylvania
Duke
Supreme Court play by play and wartime jabs in one page
A Washington feature riffs on Supreme Court decisions and the era’s legal mood. It contrasts the old view that cases settle law with today’s divided 5 to 4 splits. The piece blends political commentary, war dialogue, and satirical quips about Hitler, Mussolini, and public life, ending with a quip about a butcher fined for threatening an OPA investigator.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Stone
Hugo Black
High Court
Adolf Hitler
OPA
SeNsiNg Lesson of The Harold Lundquist Sermon
In the weekly column from the Harold Lundquist discourse, a lesson on perception and memory is explored. The writer notes Soco Bible Institute of Chicago as a referenced foundation and contrasts it with broader religious instruction from the Western Newspaper Union.
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Harold L. Lundquist
D. D. Soco Bible Institute of Chicago
Unicon
A Woman Can Lead and Fight in Nation's Life
Lesson for July 23 discusses Judges 4:1-9 13-16 and Esther 4:14, praising women for liberty and leadership in church and nation. It extols Deborah as an inspiring leader, notes Barak's reliance on her, and urges moral steadfastness, responsibility, and active Christian witness by women today.
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Deborah
Israel
Barak
Bedside Reading Bag Instructions From Peenaredeeds
Instructions describe making a bedside bag from heavy cotton upholstery remnant with green and red accents. A coat hanger is modified to 12 inches and sewn between lining and exterior to hold books magazines and a spectacle case, with a hanger hook for the box springs.
Butter festival images of gods in Tibet
Tibetan custom features 10-foot butter statues crafted from yak milk for a festival. Worshippers supply the raw materials, mix colors, and illuminate the figures with thousands of lamps. The melting butter leaves the idols as fat sculptures, later discarded for birds.
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Tibet
Himalayas
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Paul Mallo
Olys
Western Newspaper Union
Thomas E. Dewey
Aand Phillips
the Supreme Court
Police Court
Blackstone
Hitler
Suse Dt
Rome
Margaret Mann
Normandy
Mussolini
der Fuehrer
ODT
International Council of Our Education
Aloiy
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
John L. Collyer
B. F. Goodrich
Pew
Omar Lea
Begoodrich
Dr. C. M. Coe, Inc
Pine ST
ST. Louis
Aihletes News
Prain
Joe Seeeties
McKesson & Connecticur
Spe
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