Grafton Sentinel Notice of Associated Press Policy
The Grafton Sentinel explains its subscription rates and the use of Associated Press dispatches. It notes publication rights, letters to the editor policy, and national representation by Inland Newspaper Representatives with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Defeatist Democrats Prefer Winning in Philadelphia History
The piece notes how Philadelphia Democrats shifted from a minority, patronage-led control to a viable party that can win, despite Republican dominance. It argues defeatist calls from southern conservatives are not representative and that most Democrats reject defeatism, favoring active political engagement and leadership.
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A Quaker Tale of an Austrian Clothing Crisis
A Vienna based Quaker worker relays the plight of a stateless Czech stone mason who fled three years ago and now scavenges rubble for clothing. He lacks a ration card and was gifted new clothes from American relief efforts. Shoes and clothing are Austria's scarce relief items amid rationed prices and shuttered stores.
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Memorial to a Boss at Western Reserve University
A scholarship honors Maurice Maschke, longtime Cleveland Republican boss who died in 1934. The note recalls his moderation, his ability to place good officials, and a pivotal 1912 Ohio primary moment that helped Taft gain six national delegates and potentially alter Republican history.
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Greenville votes open to Negroes in Democratic primary
Greenville County SC extends voting rights to African Americans in the Democratic primary. A county with a history of racial violence, including a 1930s lynching acquittal by an all-white jury, reflects shifts spurred by Supreme Court rulings.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Inside the Republican Convention from the Front Lines
Philadelphia June 23 report by James Marlow on the 1940s GOP nominating fight. Delegates crowd the hall while candidates stay in hotels, aides bargain behind the scenes, and power drives the choice. Dewey Taft Warren Stassen are spotlighted amid peak careers and strategic maneuvering.
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Stratovision to televise Joe Louis fight from New York
Public demonstration of stratovision will televise the Joe Louis versus Joe Walcott boxing match from New York with airplanes acting as relay stations. NBC and ABC will provide coast to coast coverage while many stations suspend normal Republican convention broadcasts. Special viewing posts are set for Zanesville Ohio and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with an airplane carrying equipment circling Pittsburgh to relay the fight.
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Lodge May Be Vandenberg Running Mate In 1948
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg could name Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts as his vice presidential running mate if Vandenberg secures the Republican nomination. Lodge, 45, chairs the platform committee, boosting his prospect as a GOP second on the ticket.
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Westinghouse engineers TV hookup for fight broadcast
Broadcast schedule lists WMAL TV in Baltimore and WTVR in Richmond carrying the regular ground TV hookup. Times show 9:30 daylight, 9:45, 10. NBC and CBS air nominating speeches at 9:30. ABC omits convention for fight broadcasts while NBC stations cut the convention hookup. Night programming includes NBC-8 Dennis Day and Duffy’s Tavern finale, CBS-8 American Melody and Your Song and Mine.
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Love and conflict drive Kit and Kirk toward marriage
In a tense domestic melodrama, Kit argues with Anita over Kirk and Tracy as she clings to a planned wedding with Kirk Griswold. Mike urges calm and hints at hidden truths while Aunt Chris anxiously awaits a family reunion. Kit contemplates engagement as Anita prepares to help others and leave.
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