Dewey Likely To Carry New York In Presidential Race
The article analyzes the 1948 political scene, arguing Dewey could win New York and California, shaping the Republican ticket with Warren as running mate. It notes Roosevelt’s potential strategy of not being drafted if both key states seem lost, while other Democrats face uncertain futures.
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Let There Be Light Wise Men and Reproof
A compact paraphrase cites Proverbs 17 10 minence of reproof and fear not the anger of the wise. It urges that those who merit praise bear rebuke best and seek wisdom, framing correction as a path to discernment and better conduct.
Logue's Love Shares a Talking Horse Tale in Hay Burner Special
Albert Logue presents a humorous yarn about a farmer visiting a Union Springs trainer seeking a fine horse. A talking horse claims to have won three Kentucky Derbies, but the trainer and narrator reveal the boasts are lies as the horse has never left its stall and never been to Kentucky.
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Will Roosevelt Run Toying with a Fourth Term Question
A New Dealers belief grows that Franklin D Roosevelt may skip a fourth term and that no Democratic stand in will emerge. Republicans may back Gov Thomas Dewey, but the analysis notes legal questions remain unresolved and Roosevelt's reluctance shapes the party’s fate.
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Washington correspondents rate Wallace as least useful official
Fifty two Washington correspondents broadly criticized Vice President Henry A Wallace as one of the nation’s least useful public officials while top placings for usefulness favored Gen. George C. Marshall and Cordell Hull. Roosevelt ranked third, with Marshall praised as a wartime military giant and Hull noted for Latin American and Russian successes. Hopkins and Nelson trailed in the ballot, with several named as among the ten most useful while Wallace drew the opposite fate in the survey.
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AFL Labor Rifts And Campaigns Stir Political Tension
Washington is rife with intra union conflicts as AFL leaders clash over endorsing candidates including Dies and Nye. Green’s support for conservative Republicans provokes opposition within his ranks and in North Dakota, while Dan Tobin backs Burdick. Central council votes in Fargo reject cooperation with CIO political moves. Separate notes cover wartime labor mobility and Col. Robert Cutler’s self-referential letters, plus 4-F exemptions in war plants and Senator O’Daniel’s tax‑dodging fund-raising scheme aimed at radio broadcasts.
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Doubtful Nostalgia In A New York Conversation
In a rambling late night talk at a neighborhood meeting George Spelvin recalls a pair of lectures promising a return to the “good old days.” He cites inflated statistics on slums and wealth inequality while his wife recalls aging memories of a bygone era and laments the shift in economy and culture.
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Radio Programs WAGF Wednesday Lineup and Highlights
A dense listing of WAGF broadcast material including Wake up and Lie 5 News, Song of the Pioneers, AP News, Philharmonic String Quartet, Devotional, Bible Readers Club, America Siege, Dance Varielen, Camp Ruckee reports, Around the Town, Interlude, Ranch Goodyent’s Pinch, Marching to Victory, News and Sports Review, and multiple program summaries for mystery dramas, concerts, and serials. The schedule notes feature various acts, times, and network promotions alongside frequent AP News bulletins and local segments.
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Stalin Calls for Unified Allied Action Against Germany
Soviet leader Stalin urges united action as Western Allies prepare for a possible massive amphibious assault. Red Army buildup intensifies with a focus on a multi sector drive toward Berlin, while Sevastopol remains under siege and railways are rebuilt to sustain a long campaign.
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