Fighting Leader Aims High in GOP Push 1950
National Chairman Hugh D. Scott vows to be the fightingest Republican leader, denouncing Dewey's handpicked man charge and rallying for a hard line approach against Truman. The piece also covers air force radar gun sights for high altitude combat, US planning for M-Day, and Scandinavia’s atomic projects as NATO ties loom.
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Central Press
Hugh D. Scott, Jr
Robert Taft
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
President Truman
White House
Scott
Truman
Congress
Air Force
U.S
United States
Soliman
Europe
Soviet Union
Alr Forte
Russia
Bank special check books for left handed folk
A humorous set of fanciful lines mocks financial and social quirks. The piece riffs on a bank in Massachusetts issuing special check books for left handed people, a jab at practicality and consumer trends, then wanders through absurdities about plywood clothing and timber industries.
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William Rits Central Press
Massachusetts
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Hugh D. Scott
Scandinavia
Scandinavian Countries
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
North Atlantic Alliance
Noriway
Bradford
Toby
Etta Ket
Seven Sisters
Sussex
Clarence Gray
Iwaar's
Tra
Sam
BY Paul Robinson
Junior
Blondie
Chick Young
Gaeweon
Ser ‘Cu the
Abbie
Slaeburn van Buren
Hree Kid
Ager
Samson
Aur
Ileman
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Ave
Ray
Twant
al Capp
Sens
Skre
WYKN
Sanin
Xckstone
Real
Gan-Er
Yot
Skeeter’ Noga Soe Sei
Pee Som
Tutf
Wally
Hugh ’D. ScoTt, Ar
Big Sister
Fejix the Cat
Tim
Les Forgrave
Buz Sawyer
BY Roy Crane
Onfoune Grant
Umingston
SAMS
Brenda
Tkimi
Aupfeur
Waldo
Rewar
Sdarling
America
S. Army
Army
POST
Grafton, W. Virginia
Bock Heer
New York City