Dewey Missed Key Pennsylvania Chance Says Stewart
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Tom Dewey lost crucial Pennsylvania support when campaign manager Ruth Hanna-McCormick-Simms declined an invite to speak at the Amen Corner dinner. He notes Pennsylvania’s GOP power, the old guard influence, and potential impact on convention delegates and the general election. He cites John Cowan of the Daily News in McKeesport detailing the events and reactions among local Republican leaders and figures like Governor Arthur James.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Deway
Urey
Washington
Alot
Jonn Cowan
Daily News
McKeesport
Pittsburgh
John Cowan
Press Spolemman
Amen Corner
Pennsylvania
John
New York
Thomas EB. Dewey
Ftuth Hinna - McCormik ~ Simms
Tom
Ruth Hanna-McCormick-Sharis
Dewey
Arthur H. James
Stooge
Herbert Hoover
Jimmie Walker
New York City
Guy M. Gillette
Town
Democracy
J. M. Dirksen
Dimpis
Pat Harrison
Alben W. Barkley
Joseph T. Robinson
Tom Dewey
Ruth Hanna-McCormick-Simms
Philadelphia
James
Hoover
Ruth Hanna- McCormick-Simms
Franic
Allies Retreat and Resolve Holdout at Flanders Front
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes hour by hour the evacuation grows harder as Allied troops withdraw from Flanders and the channel ports. It asserts diminishing forces must slow an overwhelming foe, but vows no wholesale surrenders and reflects French and British grim resolve amid shifting German possibilities and a wary outlook.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Flanders
France
England
Thas
Sommie
Aisne
Hitler
Fust
Paris
Nazi warfare tactics use terror to bog down invaders
The text describes a deliberate Nazi strategy to induce panic among civilian populations, crowd roads with noncombatants to block military movement, and funnel refugees into other towns. It notes Paris and northern France overwhelmed by refugees, increasing confusion andyerly hampering defense efforts.
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Paris
Belgum
France
Aili
Genghis Kwan
Postwar Europe Economies Under Rebuilding Debate
The article outlines nonwar international discussion on Germanys peacetime recovery and Europe’s postwar economy. Key figures include Schacht Angntier and others as they consider restoring industry, stabilizing markets, and coordinating a new continental recovery framework amid competing global powers.
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Europe
Jatt
Hitler
Hjaimsr Schacht
James
Angntier
Plader
Germany
Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio
NBC Blue network features a robust lineup tonight: Show Boat on NBC with Don Ameche and cast, Strictly Business on NBC Blue, and CBS offerings including Kate Smith Hour and Johnny Presents. The Sports School debut, Harvard Stadium track and field highlights, and NBC’s evening concerts close the slate with Frank Nevins and Victor Young leading orchestras.
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Wonight
NBC
CBS
Don ‘Ameche
Shirley Booth
Knowles Einstikin
Howard Breslin
Ethelbert, Nevins
Will de Mucilie Manners
Ross Graham
Taritone
Sith
Frank “Black
Morzari
Rodgers
Iain Geahaw
Nevins
Were Maying
The
Archers
Debussy
Gounod
Faust
Brink Minn
Triazination
Walta
Abs Lyman
Amsterdam
Wien
Masel UL
Harvard Stadium
Nbcblue
Bill Stern
Sports Comfmentator
Amicrophone
Te Nation
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Piles May 1920
A fragment from memorial day notes discusses auto safety in fog and dew, warning drivers to slow and observe careful turning radii as speed increases. It emphasizes the rising risk of accidents in poor weather and urges cautious driving to prevent mishaps.
Fragmented Note on Correcting Erroneous Punctuation
A garbled OCR fragment mentions common errors in spelling and quotation marks. It references striving for sane writing and avoidance of stray quotes and misused symbols, but the readable text is largely unclear.
Borg Interprets Garbo On Swiss Set Tales Of Sweden And Lore
Swedish interpreter Borg recalls meeting Greta Garbo on Roach's Captain Courageous set in Hollywood. He describes his journey from HaSchebl teacher father to Los Angeles in 1923, translating Garbo's plots and offering advice in Swedish. Borg rejects being Garbo's leading man myth and now cites writing a demi auto biography amid memories of fame and survival.
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Borg
Roach
Wall
Garbo
Atumiway
Shanghuied
Algiers
Foreign Legion
Ching Customs Service
Garbl
Los Angeles
Anel
Taimi Litte
Wetress
Sweden
Thad
Daily Quiz Why Did Pred Kill Himself In A Broken Heart Debate
A fragmentary discussion links suicide to broken hearts and mental disorders. It suggests heart disease and high blood pressure may impact blood flow and mood, noting depression and despair as leading causes of self harm, with limited claims on cure.
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Pred
Angel of the Mountains nurses a Tennessee hike hero
Madelyine Rogers, 28, of Oneida Tennessee, earned the nickname The Angel of the Mountains after five years of work with the Save the Children Federation in 700 square miles of rugged Tennessee mountain country. Initially distrusted, she rehabilitated a family living in a cave and expanded aid through clothing, schools, sanitation, and disease prevention while traveling by horseback to remote shacks and answering emergencies day and night.
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Madelyine Rogers
Teriniessee
Sinton
Tennessee
S00
Save the Children Federation
Oneida
Tenn
Martha Washington College
Abingdon
Boston
Ari
Ables
Angel
Termessee
Highlands
Virginia
Save the Ghittrén Wedéregion
Dickinson College Urged to Reform Political Science Courses
Fragmentary OCR reports on Dickinson College in Williamsport and the College of William and Mary discussing political science curricula. Mentions state government officials arranging student conferences, with odd quotes and errors about ages and greetings, indicating a transcription of outdated commentary.
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Dickenson College
College of William
Williamsburg
United States
Horse opera and tanks into war era quiz trivia
A misformatted reader quiz lists questions on film term horse opera, first use of tanks in warfare, university locations Rochester Ithaca or New York City, weight comparison feathers versus lead, the nine knotted cord instrument used in historical military, the Scandinavian era termed the “Ventde of the worth 2,” carat value for precious stones, the composer nickname “The March King,” Mellon Art Gallery location, and the origin of the term pirate. It mentions Lake Wallenpaupack as the largest artificial lake wholly within Pennsylvania, created in 1926 for hydraulic power.
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Carner University
Rochester
Ithaca
New York ‘City
New Mellon Art Gallery
Tharmot
Pirat
Bish
Wallenpaupack
Hawley
Wayne County
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Victor Young
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Don Amiéche
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