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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1948
Page
7
Convention Housing Costs Soar for Philadelphia Conventions
Delegates urged to leave wives at home and double up on rooms as 30 000 to 35 900 delegates are expected per convention. Hotels scarce with rates from 3 to 5 hundred dollars weekly private homes rented and university housing used. Estimated minimum delegate expense about 36 dollars daily plus transit meals and entertainment. Philadelphia Chamber promotes lodging while local businesses expect 10 million dollars in visitor spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washinton
New York
Marian Phelps
Republicians
Dorothy VredJenburgh
Democrats
University of Pennsylvania
Convention Hall
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Transpidaction
Paul Whitman
Tea Lewis
Tony Pastor
Geza O. Schmidt
Bellevue- Strafford
Henry Wallace Eyes 1952 As His Year To Enter White House
Henry AL Wallace funds a presidential bid with themes of reshaping the Democratic coalition and forging a farm labor leftist movement. Observers note his potential third party course, while some predict his withdrawal as the Truman era ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
White House
Washington
Henry AL Wallace
Bert
Wallace
Waleaee
New Deal Democratic
Fdr
Truman
Wallace Hela
Democratic Party
People's Party
Canannists
Wallace Adrecey
Nap
West
Roosevelt
New Democratic
Popular Front
Ohe
Coparts
Goodrich Workers May Strike Around July 11
Philadelphia AP reports CIO United Rubber Workers president Buckmaster says a 17 000 Goodrich Rubber Company workers strike is possible around July 11 after two weeks of failed negotiations. He notes Taft Hartley cooling off provisions set a 60 day waiting period before any strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
L. S. Buckmaster
CIO
United Rubber Workers Union
Buckmaster
United
Goodrich
Sessons
Geneva Garden Club Outlines Goals and Projects
The Geneva Garden Club, in a talk by Mrs Cnapmen, outlined three constitutional objects: beautification, conservation and sanitation. Plans include forming a Cemetery Association with churches and civic groups to care for the Geneva cemetery and a town wide Clean Up Week, with cooperative planning and potential fencing and a memorial gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnapmen
Federated Garden Clio
Morris Sieep
Cemetery Association
Geneva
Garden Club
Moral Re-Armament anniversary assembly draws world leaders
An international gathering marks the tenth anniversary of Moral Re-Armament with about 24 countries represented. Leaders from Europe and the Far East attend as Frank Buchannan urges a world broadcast to unite Catholics Jews Christians Hindus and others on a common road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolshevisa
Jess Pharble
Califorms
Europe
Far East
Frank Buchanan
Pennseccanis
MRA
Hus
Paul G. Hoffan
Europeay Recovery Program
Florida Democrats May Shun Bolt But Like Eisenhower
The piece notes divisions within Florida Democrats over William Jennings Bolt and Dwight Eisenhower amid party realignment. It mentions Miss Mississippi Goo Poeldinger Wright and Dr Edwin Stein, highlighting tensions about race, education, and party unity during a controversial presidential nomination period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bolt
Eisenhower
Charles W Nash Dies Motor Magnete Pioneer
The obituary notes Charles W Nash, longtime figure in motor magnet technology, dies after a lengthy illness. Reports mention his role in the industry and his influence on early automotive magneto design. The piece references his work and impact on mechanical electrical systems of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Nash
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