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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1944

Page

4

Republicans Eye Major Senate Gains in 1946 Election

Three Republican leaders on the senate campaign committee project winning five new Senate seats in November and potentially six more to seize majority control. They cite confidential field reports and name New Jersey Indiana Iowa as key targets with retiring Democratic appointees opening seats.

Washington Republican Senate Campaign Committee G.O.P Senate Robertson Wyo Brewster Maine Revercomb W.va Robertson, Brewster Bevercomb New Jersey Arthur Walsh Indiana Samuel D. Jackson

Republicans See Narrow Path for Dewey in Big States

Republican observers rank Illinois and Idaho as hard for Democrats with notable upsets. They say Dewey could lift Senate chances by carrying New York and California, while Missouri Utah and Kentucky show favorable signs. Washington and other states present mixed odds for GOP gains amid regional politics.

Illinois Scott W.lucas Idaho D. Worth Clark Glen Taylor Cowboy Taylor C. A. Bottolfson Thomas E. Dewey Missouri Roy McKittrick Forrest C. Donnell Utah Elbert D. Thomas Adam Benyon New York Thomas J. Curran Robert F. Wagner Senate Dewey California Frederick Houser Earl Warren Sheridan Downey Kentucky Alben W. Barkley James Parks Washington Rep Warren R. Magnusson Maj Harry P. Cain Tacoma Cain

Not Up to Standard in Naval Office Report

In Farragut Idaho investigators traced the officer’s scribble NUTS to mean Not Up to Standard. Separately Cedar Rapids schedules show a sanitary sewer assessment notice posted by City Clerk Maude M Krebs with a September 4 1944 hearing and a twenty day objection period.

Farragut, Idaho Farragut Naval Training Center City of Cedar Rapids Iowa Penn Avenue 8Th Street 8Th B O Avenue Maude M. Krebs

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