Campaign Maneuvers Start As Top Republicans Consider Candidacy
Washington dispatch outlines early 1948 Republican push for the presidency as party figures weigh Dewey Taft and Warren options. Analysts note the struggle over investigations into the Justice Department and labor issues, with campaign strategies forming around anticipated Democratic responses and poll readings.
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Advertising as social force in wartime campaigns
The text discusses the word advertine and advertising impact, noting lampooned notions and the Advertising Council. It explains how advertising aids public information on health, war effort, and civic causes, citing examples from The New York Times and various papers. The piece emphasizes responsible ads urging citizens to support victory, health, economy, and world trade.
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Poland Relief Cutoff Prompts Global Aid Delay
A government report states Poland will receive no 360 million dollar relief due to limited funds. It notes private relief could cover some needs but urges caution. Hungary may be next if crop prospects improve, with the decision framed as European-wide aid prioritization.
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Not All Outgo From Washington Yet
A Commerce Department survey shows United States investments abroad reached a peak of around 620 million dollars last year. Foreign earnings were led by manufacturing and mining while income from Latin America accounted for about 273 million dollars and Canada for 128 million. Investments are largely through foreign branches of American firms and do not include government loans.
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Motive Behind Greek Revolt Timed By Greek Government
The narrative argues the 20th century Greek uprisings were timed by the Tsaldaris Maximax regime to shape U S policy as former administrator Griswold departed. It alleges Communist factions sought political compromise but were attacked preemptively, with U S diplomats doubtful of Greek regime stability and American aid prospects.
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Walter Winchell Notes of a Bystander The Late Watch
Fragmented column notes gossip about Columbia University faculty reactions to General Eisenhower’s appointment and fashion trends among women. It trails into unclear remarks about Truman, loans, and unrelated tangential phrases from the clipped page.
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Drunkard Actress Helen Wealgttart in Tempe Show
Fragmentary report describes Helen Wealgttart understudying in The Drunkard at Tempe, with limited stage appearances. The piece mentions Corey Ford and Ted O’Rourke, noting Wealgttart’s expressive eyes and quieter role amid interior cast details.
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Paul Mallon 1948 Race Draws Complex Pattern
The 1948 presidential race seen as a pretzel of shifting alliances with Dewey pursuing delegates across states. Analysts note potential wins in primaries and party maneuvers in Washington, with implications for future defections, regional supports, and backroom deals as contenders eye key states and blocs.
Fragmented 1910s editorial and quotes on energy and politics
The fragmentary text cites Senator Hickenlooper and discusses atomic energy, defense budgets, and protection of information. It notes a plan to admit various political maneuvers and hints at financial figures around eighty thousand dollars over four years. The piece reflects fragmented commentary on national policy.
Congress Plays Good Samaritan in Debates on Freedom and Farm Policy
Fragmented remarks discuss freedom under God, the Good Samaritan role in aiding other nations, farm price supports, and wheat prices in Argentina. Senator Taft questioned export controls while Wiley and Millen argued for cautious aid and maintaining a healthy economy.
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Military Training For Youth Promises Discipline And Readiness
A wartime era piece argues youth training builds character and life skills through two core essentials: physical drills and disciplined behavior. It asserts universal military bearing strengthens future service members and improves success in adulthood, urging early and broad participation to develop capability and resilience.
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