End of Vito Marcantonio Rise in 18th District
In New York observers see the end of Vito Marcantonio who has held the 18th District seat for 14 years. Democrats Republicans and Liberals unite behind State Senator James G. Donovan to challenge Marcantonio to the wire. The anticipated ouster pleases many Americans and fellow congressmen with little regret.
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Marcantonio
New York
Vito Marcantonio
18Th
East Harlem
James G. Donovan
Truman Attacks Russia In Duty Bound Rhetoric
The president demanded action after accusing Russia of stirring war and hatred. He framed his sharp rebuke as a necessary mobilization of American confidence amid ongoing headlines on red herrings and the Amerasia case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Russia
Alabama milk industry drives state health and wealth progress
New figures from the Milk Industry Foundation show Alabama with 371000 milk cows valued at 50310000 in 1949 and producing 639000000 quarts. Dairy farmers earned 26332000 in cash income. cheese 3820000 pounds and ice cream 6825000 gallons add to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Milk Industry Foundation
Comfort In The Summer Night Air Attic Fans Endorsement
A free advertising piece extols attic fans for hot summer nights praising their cooling comfort. The author shares personal experience claiming the device brings physical and mental relief after long summer days and urges readers to consider installation when feasible despite cost concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attic
Finished Products To The Fore Promotes Alabama Industry
The Alabama Journal editorial urges nationwide exposure of Alabama manufactured goods during a state wide week. It cites local items such as Decatur copper weights and Birmingham steel spikes, urging government and citizens to support home industry for higher wages and more Alabama products in daily life.
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Alabama
The
Alabama Journal
Decatur
Listerhill
Birmingham
Butler County
Tennnessee
Georgia Congressman Probed for $1000 Fee in Stanfield Case
Text alleges Congressman John S. Wood of Canton Georgia accepted a $1000 fee from the Stanfield family after backing a $10000 federal compensation bill for Ralph Stanfield injured in a 1944 Army truck crash. It contrasts with Senator Russell who assisted Stanfield without charge and notes Wood’s secretary and law partner links to the payment.
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Washington
John S. Wood
Canton
Georgia
U. S
Wood
Drew Pearsop
Stanfield
U. S. Treasury
Charles Holcomb
Mack Stanfield
Carl Tallant
Tallant
Wood and Tallant
Congressional
Bank of Canton
Cokers Hospital
Congressman Wood
Woods
Senator Russell
Congress
Herman Philyaw
Tate
Philyaw
Russell
Senator Russell Is Different in Pay‑off Allegation
The speaker recounts a congressman sending a Stanfield associate to borrow a canceled check related to a pay‑off ten days earlier. The check was not returned, but notarized photostats were obtained beforehand. The piece contrasts this with a prior $1,000 payment.
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Russell
Stanfields
Perfect eyesight urged by specialist group in Health Today column
Dr. Foote of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness says many need glasses. Studies show 27 million in the United States go without. Reading fatigue and eye strain signals require attention and glasses for relief.
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Franklin M. Foote
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Foote
Taft Campaign Lens Reveals Political Irony
In a closed session Senator Taft bluntly rejected O Mahoney’s long term employment plan merging Truman Fair Deal ideas with Taft favored housing. O Mahoney lamented party lines and urged committee secrecy to avoid election year divides. Oregon Senator Morse countered smear tactics with a radio Q A session to win renomination.
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Taft
Joe O'Mahoney
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Ohio
Truman
Morse
Pegler Sees It On Slot Machines Industry
Chicago June 12 A veteran slot machine maker O D Jennings discusses production, payback rates, and alleged political ties as he shows his West Lake Street factory during a strike. He notes payback ranges from 80 to 96 percent and markets machines with live jackpots and Monte Carlo style promotions. The interview mentions Navy awards and connections to various clubs and groups possibly backing machines.
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Chicago
O. D. Jennings
West Lake Street
Jennings
Mills Novelty Company
Mr. Jennings
Congress
Russia
Nevada
Montana
Bloomington
Loyal Order of Moose
Ills
Eglin Field
Fla
Shelbyville
Indiana
Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Smith-Wynn Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Montgomery
Ala
Spencer - Yarbrough Post
Winfield
Kas
Wichita
Kansas
Council
Knights of Columbus
Frank Costello
New York
New Orleans
Path to sainthood explored in Maria Goretti case
News recounts how saints are named in the Catholic Church from early martyrs to modern processes. It details the Rome trials, postulator, devil's advocate, and required miracles, citing Maria Goretti's canonization path and notable candidates like Tekawitha and Serra.
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New York
Maria Goretti
Maria
John
Martin
Tour
France
Urban VIII
St. Peter’s
Carmaldo
Italy
Rome
Congregation of Rites
Therese of
Lisieux
Rites
St. Maria Goretti
Angelo
New Village
N. J
Alessandro Serenelli
Catherine Tekawitha
Caughnawaga
N. Y
Elizabeth Bayley Seton
Sisters of Charity
Emmittsburgh
Padre Junipero Serra
California
Serra
Herbert G. Bolton
University of California
Continued Hoarseness Should Be Investigated Promptly
A reader notes hoarseness after colds or influenza and explains laryngitis as a common cause. It stresses early investigation if voice loss lasts weeks due to serious conditions and outlines exam methods, treatments, and lifestyle steps.
Outmoded slot makers and a candid factory tour
In 1936 the author visits a silent factory and notes slot makers outmoding last year's models with little trade-in value. Mr Jennings shows a table with 84.75 percent paybacks, deflecting embarrassment as old and obsolete. He dislikes racetrack conduct and refuses intoxication in the factory.
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Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Prim
Kentucky
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the Daily
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Oregon
Wayne Morse
Pegler
By Westbrook Pegler
Westbrook
Sally
U S
International News Service
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Dad
Sunshine Cleaners
Sunshine
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