Dewey Could Win by Taking Close States
Archibald M. Crossley analyzes a Roosevelt-Dewey poll showing 54 to 46 or closer in 295 electoral votes, with pivotal states in the East, Midwest, and certain Western and Southern states. the report notes potential shifts could alter totals and emphasizes sample-based interpretation with a three percent variance.
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Archibald M. Crossley
Crossley
New York
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Mississippi River
Ohio River
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Indiana
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Maine
Dewey
Armed Services
Roosevelt
Dime Store Heiress Barbara Hutton Reconciles With Cary Grant
Hollywood reports Barbara Hutton and Cary Grant have reconciled after a separation that began last August. A spokesman said the couple submitted a statement and left town, possibly for a second honeymoon. They wed July 9, 1942 at Lake Arrowhead, California. The note cites their private affair and gratitude for friends’ good wishes. The split followed custody litigation over Lance, their nine year old son.
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Hollywood
Barbara Hutton
Cary Grant
R.K.O. Studio
Grant
iLake
Christmas Toys Of Better Grade
The OPA price division reports improved toy quality for 1944. Many paper and cardboard items return, with sturdier wooden toys, coming electric trains limited, and cast aluminum pieces possible. Dolls remain, games and rocking horses plentiful, but tree lights rely on existing materials. no new light sets or bulbs produced.
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Washington
Ins
OPA
Santa Claus
Santa
Strong Allied Force Lands on Crete Report
London reports that strong Allied forces have landed on the northwest coast of Crete. The German garrison faces a hopeless position after Allied occupation of Kythera. Allies blockaded Crete and intensified air attacks on Nazi installations on the island.
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London
Crete
Morocco
Associated Press
Kythera
Greece
Hitler
Rome
Pullman to Sell Sleeper Servicing Unit
Pullman, Inc. announced to the U S district court its decision to sell its sleeping car servicing business while keeping its railroad car manufacturing operations, in line with an anti trust decree issued May 8. The plan requires separation with no interlocking directors and no cross holdings, and the court will decide on the proposed separation plan.
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Philadelphia
Pullman, Inc
U. S. District Court
Pullman Company
Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company
Pullman
Memorial Wednesday for Cpl. Virgil Kriz
Memorial services for Cpl. Virgil V. Kriz 22 killed in action in France Aug. 17 to be held Wednesday at 8 15 a.m. at St Wenceslaus church Born near Lawler May 13 1922 Kriz previously worked for Wilson and Company before enlisting Dec 26 1942 He trained at Camp Campbell and Fort Knox Ky before going overseas.
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Cpl
Virgil V. Kriz
France
St. Wenceslaus Church
Lawler
Kriz
Wilson and Company
Camp Campbell
Fort Knox
Kriz Soldier Killed in Italian Invasion
Cpl. Kriz died during the invasion of Italy. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Victor J Kriz of 1101 Sixth Street. The war loss is reported by a home town.
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Wae
Italy
Cpl. Kriz
Southing Pacer
Victor J. Kriz
City Hall Notes Includes Permits And Refunds
The council issued cigarette and beer permits to Osco Drug company at 212 Third Avenue SE George L Webby at ae Third Avenue SE and Arthur E Schenbat at 3108 First Avenue NE A building permit refund of 1 on the Lim back Lumber company permit rendered for 1123 J Avenue NW is approved.
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Osco Drug Company
Third Avenue SE
George L. Webby
Arthur E. Schenbat
First Avenue NE
Limback Lumber Company
J Avenue NW
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