Session Marks New Deal End Bromfield Analysis
Louis Bromfield argues the Democratic convention signals the end of the New Deal and a shift toward states rights. He suggests the South may abandon the party if civil rights proposals persist and predicts a coming reorganization or demise of the Democratic machine.
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Harry Truman
Alben Barkley
Harry Run
United States
White House
Washington
South
Printer Sparks Debate With Unclear Physics Handbook
An absent-minded printer in Schenectady prints a General Electric handbook page on nuclear physics. The page describing atom smashers is headlined Unclear Physics, reflecting public confusion during Tuesday’s edition.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
Polio cases in North Carolina exceed four hundred
Dr. Hart E. Van Riper announced that North Carolina polio cases surpassed 400 with 406 reported through July 7, bringing the year total to 544. He noted a severe form with above average bulbar cases and that area aid including eighteen iron lungs has been supplied.
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North Carolina
New York
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
North Carolina Board of Health
Raleigh
Philip S. Randolph
National Foundation
van Riper
Illinois
Carolinas
New England
Comic Strip Characters to Aid Traffic Safety Education
The association announced a comic book program using Bugs Bunny Dixie Dugan and Joe Jinks to educate drivers on safety. Titled It’s Fun to Stay Alive the publication will be distributed through automobile dealers nationwide.
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Bugs Bunny
Dixie Dugan
Joe Jinks
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