Wallace and Dewey duel shapes US future in 1948 campaign
The article traces campaign rhetoric as Wallace, Dewey and Roosevelt clash over liberalism, tax policy, and economic plans. Dewey pitches private enterprise growth and social reforms while Roosevelt campaigns for AFL support and labor issues. Bricker attacks the court as a New Deal court and Gates a sharp partisan clash looms.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Pres
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
New -York
Sena Wagner
Los Angeles
America
AFL Teamsters Union
John W. Bricker
Dewey
Portland
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Congress
Guffey AD
Vandenberg R.guffey
Wall Street
Ckers
Vandenberg
Reconversion Bill Powers U.S. War Mobilization Office
Congress approves four major postwar measures to aid peacetime transition. The new Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion will oversee agencies and coordinate efforts, consolidating wartime powers into a peacetime framework. Byrnes departs as OWBM ends, with OWMR poised to manage postwar plans.
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Washington
Congress
Office of
Owill
Office of War Mobilization
OWM
James F. Byrnes
Supreme Court
Byrnes
OWMR
Germany
Japan
Visiting Minister To Fill Pulpit On Sunday Night
Rev. J. J. Van Boskirk of Central Christian Church Florence will preach at the First Christian Church Sunday evening. The sermon titled The War of Ideas argues that Nazi fascism could reemerge in America. Van Boskirk, educated at Oklahoma, Phillips, and Chicago, has led Florence since 1942.
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J. J. van Boskirk
Central Christian Church
Florence
First Christian Church
Elmer Freer
van Boskirk
Germany
America
Mistrial in Blue Hearing in Alabama Case
In Bessemer Alabama Deputy Solicitor Burgin Hawkins and Defense Attorney Roderick Beddow received 24 hour jail terms and were fined 25 dollars each after a contempt ruling by Judge Gardner Goodwyn. The judge declared a mistrial in Dr James Howard Blues third murder trial for the May 1943 shotgun slaying of his wife. The earlier mistrial occurred in the first trial while the second resulted in a second degree murder conviction and a 50 year sentence. The third trial, ordered by the state supreme court, again concerns second degree murder charges.
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Bessemer
Ala
James Howard Blue
Burgin Hawkins
Roderick Beddow
Gardner Goodwyn
Goodwyn
Hawkins
Beddow
Lee Chambers
Dr. Blue
State Supreme Court
Reconversion Plans for Civilian Goods Under WPB Action
War Production Board moves to speed civilian reconversion after Germany's fall. Hiland G. Batcheller asks WPB divisions to list plants to shed war work soon after X-day, guiding contract cancellations with War and Navy Departments. August munition output rose 2 percent from July but trails 3 percent by eight months. The steel industry provided updates.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
War Production Board
Germany
Hil
G. Batcheller
WPB
War and Navy Departments
WPB Promises Fair Steel Supply for Small Businesses
Assurances were given to acting WPB Chairman J A Krug that once allocation control ends on X day the WPB will treat small businesses fairly in obtaining steel and will ensure continued supply and access.
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WPB
J. A. Krug
Tomatoes Eggplant and Peppers Share a Common Family
The sentence states that tomatoes, eggplant, and peppers all belong to the same plant family. It highlights their botanical relationship and common classification.
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