Dewey accuses opponent of war record and demagogy
Governor Dewey denounces his rival in a coast to coast broadcast in Oklahoma City. He challenges claims on war readiness and quotes figures tied to Roosevelt Truman Barkley and Goebbels style rhetoric, rebutting calls for a new term and warning of political machine influence.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dewey
Hitler
Goebbels
America
United States Army
the Stars and Stripes
National Director of
Selective Service
Roosevelt
War Department
American Federation of Labor
Europe
United States
George C. Marshall
Army Air Forces
H. H. Arnold
United States of America
Pearl Harbor
United States Senate
Senate
Vandenberg
White House
Harry Truman
New Deal
Dr. Goebbels
Alben Barkley
Congress
Truman
Boss Kelly
Chicago Machine
Harry Hopkins
Madam Perkins
Harold Ickes
Jersey City
Chicago
Bronx
Sidney Hillman
Political Action Committee
Earl Browder
Szader
Luce Plans Ten Major Campaign Speeches Nationwide
Representative Clare Boothe Luce, Republican from Connecticut, will deliver about ten major campaign talks ahead of the November 7 election. She already denounced the New Deal in Philadelphia and Newark and will speak in Chicago, Indianapolis, Nashville, Boston, Detroit, and St. Louis, with a Pittsburgh stop on her Pennsylvania itinerary. She also campaigns for reelection in Connecticut’s 4th District, the only district where both major parties’ nominees are women.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Connecticut
Dewey- Bricker
Ayeme
Definition of refreshments under OPA rules for restaurants
OPA defines refreshments to include all items known as such and lists beverages including alcoholic and carbonated drinks, juices, malted milk, shakes, teas and coffees, ice cream and sodas, ice cream dishes, sherbets, snowballs, popcorn, chips, peanuts, candy and pretzels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Locals Visit from Bedford With Weil Family
Mra Dov Weil and her daughter from Bedford visited Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs Matthew Weil, sharing time during the local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Dov Weil
Bedford
Hers
Matthew Weil
Calf Sale Attracts Roush Family Visit To Missouri
Leslie Roush and family traveled to St Joseph Missouri last Tuesday to attend the 4H boye calf sale. Their son Carol Dean showed a calf at the event and participated in the auction.
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Leslie Roush
St. Joseph
Mizsouri
Carol
Dean
Mrs Russell Pirceng Returns After Short Omehs Visit
Mrs Russell Pirceng came back Wednesday from a brief stay at her son Keith and wife in Omehs.
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Mra Russell Pirceng
Keith
Omehs
Green Moore and Betis Spriges Visit Vilisca
Mr and Mrs Green Moore and Betis Spriges drove to Vilisca Sunday for a day of repentance with Mr and Mrs Rone Sehremp.
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Green Moore
Betis Spriges
Vilisca
Rone Sehremp
Mrs Carrie McColm Returns From Missouri Visit
Mrs Carrie McColm comes back Monday evening after a month with her daughter and family in St. Joseph Missouri.
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Carrie McColm
St. Joseph
Miguouri
Centuries-old garden coin found in Iowa yard
Clyde Stephens of Bedford discovered a United States minted 1852 $1 gold piece in his garden. He had never seen such a coin before and cannot explain its presence, having lived on the property for 40 years while it had been vacant long before.
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Clyde Stephens
Bedford
United States
Stephens
Dinsdale Might Lose Its Grocery Store After 50 Years
In Tama county the Dinsdale community faces the prospect of its first grocery store closing in half a century as manager and postmistress Mrs. Aenid Smith retires due to ill health and no successor has been found to run both the store and post office in the same building.
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Dinsdale
Tama County
Aenid Smith
Boy Hurt As Horse Kicks While Riding Near Horse
The son of Emil Loutsch of LeMars was riding when a horse bolted alongside and struck him. The impact fractured bones near his ankle, illustrating how a rider is exposed to injuries from neighboring horses.
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Emil Loutsch
LeMars
Buggy storage fall injures two men in Wesley
A buggy storage unit suspended over nails and hooks fell while men shelled corn in Wesley. Harm Meyer and a son of Eppo Grember were injured when the high stored buggy loosened and dropped on them.
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Harm Meyer
Eppo Grember
Wesley
Winter Shelter for Sheep Focuses on Ventilation and Feeding
The article advises dry ventilated quarters for a flock in winter with wide doorways and accessible feed racks. It recommends grouping by size and condition, with yearling ewes needing more feed. Proper wintering aims for ewes to gain 15 to 20 pounds before lambing, using legume hay and roughage as primary rations.
Car crashes into Teenie Weenie store causing wall damage
Dr. P. V. Janse of Algona parked his car at the local hospital and while visiting the hospital brakes released. The vehicle backed into the Teenie Weenie grocery, pushing the south wall in three feet and scattering groceries from shelves.
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P. V. Janse
Algona
Teenie Weenie Grocery Store
Tippie the Dog Joins School Sneakily After Ride
A Bourne family dog named Tippie was tied to the car to stop him from following Julia Bourne to school. The mother unaware drove another daughter to school, and Tippie arrived with worn toe nails but cheerful spirits, wanting to attend as well. Nearby Aston saw a severe electrical storm causing damage to chimneys, motors, and telephone lines. In Afton a cleaner’s motor burned, and at L. T. Brown’s home a fuse box exploded. Post office witnesses reported fire from iron grating. Verne Meeks near Athelstan found forty pounds of honey in a farm drill box after a swarm occupied the field, but the bees left enough to pay the rent.
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Tippie
Dr. M. G. Bourne
Algona
Julia Bourne
Julia
Barbara
Aston
Hugh Oneall
Verne Meeks
Athelstan
First Patent Granted Narrow Bladed Scythe
The first patent in the new world went to Joseph Jenks around 1646 for a long narrow blade scythe. He built a Pawtucket Rhode Island factory and shipped NE scythes to Pennsylvania in exchange for bar iron. The tool sped hay cutting but required more effort and dulls without good steel.
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New World
Joseph Jenks
Jenks
Pawtucket
R. I
New England
Pennsylvania
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Luce
Russell L. Hoak
Elkhart
Ind
Englewood
New York Central
Iowa
Holland Airborne Invaders
Holland
Low Country
Tel
E. J. Janson
Gravity
Wetmore Funeral Home
O. J. Kirketeg
Bedford National Bank
Bedford, Iowa
Elmer Brown
James R. Locke
Locke Builing
W. R. Bamme
B. E. Wycoff
Cramers West Side Squi
Clarinda
J. H. Gasson
M. D. Bedford
C. W. Steward
Ahern's Drug Store
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