Major Difference In 1948 Presidential Timber
NEA examines looming presidential races within the Republican and Democratic parties. It highlights Dewey as a leading GOP figure with Taft Bricker and Vandenberg as other potential contenders, while Democrats face Truman's possible self‑lieslacement and explore Byrnes Vinson Wallace and Harriman as rivals. The piece notes possible dark horse names like Warren, Warren Austin, Saltonstall, Lodge, Baldwin, Arnall, Hill, O"Mahon, and George as contenders if frontrunners falter.
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Burton Heath
NEA
New York
Republican Party
Henry Wallace
Ohio
GOP
Thomas F. Dewey
Jim Mead
Empire State
Dewey
Robert A. Taft
John Bricker
Taft
Bricker
U.S
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Harold Stassen
Minneosia
Vandenberg
Stassen
California
Goveror
Earl Warren
Warren Austin
Vermont
Leverett Saltonstall
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Massachusetts
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Truman
White House
Commerce
Wallace
Supreme Court
Fred Vinson
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Walter F. George
Georgia
Cllis G. Arnall
Lister Hill
Alabama
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
W. Averell Harriman
Vinson
Painful Periods Treated Before Surgery Says Doctor
Dr Bourne classifies menstrual pain into three types and notes that exercise and nutrition offer limited relief. Mild cases respond to aspirin or belladonna while gland extracts may help premenstrual weight gain. Surgery reserved for severe, unrelieved cases after specialist evaluation.
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Aleck Bourne
England
Bourne
Andrew Jackson’s near seventy year milestone reached
Andrew Jackson served as the United States president and left the White House just eleven days shy of his seventieth birthday. He remains noted as the nation’s oldest president at the time of departure.
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Andrew Jackson
United States
White House
A Lesson In Conservation From Where I Sit
From where I sit the Judge is right and America's great resources vanish if we lose the right to work them as free people in a free land. Encroachments on rights such as free speech voting or enjoying beer in licensed places should be watched carefully.
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America
War Activity Of Bilbo Is Attacked
Republicans sharpened plans to bar Senator Bilbo of Mississippi from the new congress citing alleged war contracts ties. The Senate War Investigating Committee on Privileges and Elections has collected data and will review fitness to hold his seat. A separate rules and administration committee will be headed by Senator Brooks as Republicans assume command. Public hearings on Bilbo’s alleged interference with Negro voters are planned in Mississippi before December 2.
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Washington
Bilbo
D-Miss
Congress
Brewster
R-Me
Senate War Investigating Committee On Privileges and Elections
Green
D-Ri
Senate
Senate Committee On Rules and
Brooks
Bill
Special Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
Mississippi
Ballot Theft Conference Aimed at Grand Jury Action Today
In Beckley West Virginia a conference between Judge W A Riffe and Prosecuting Attorney Ned Ragland was scheduled to decide whether the Raleigh County grand jury should be convened to hear evidence in the November 5 ballot theft at the county courthouse Thornhill the defeated Democratic state senate candidate is free on two thousand five hundred dollar bond to await action A jailed janitor James Edward Simon age 24 is held on a similar charge A warrant is issued for William Henry Lilly a state road commission employee The theft may delay the Raleigh county recount requested by Thornhill and Republican candidate Thomas B Sweeney for the U S senate
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Beckley
W. Va
Raleigh County
County Court House
W. A. Riffe
Ned Ragland
W.A. Thornhill, Jr
State Senate
Ragland
Thornhill
James Edward Simon
William Henry Lilly
Kley
State Road Commission
Raleigh
Thomas B. Sweeney
U. S. Senate
Two 13 Year Olds Score Pheasant Kills with Air Rifle
Tommy Fiertag and Donald Shearer hunted near Marengo with an air rifle and a stone. They shot a pheasant each at the edge of town, killing the birds.
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Marengo, NL
Tommy Fiertag
Donald Shearer
Tommy
Donald
Inquiries Into Two Military Governments Hit Opposition
Senator Brewster reports State Department frowns on a senate probe of American military governments in Germany and Austria. He says hearings in Europe will likely be approved, despite Democratic apathy, and notes concerns over policy guidance, troop morale, costs, maladministration, and 125 million dollars for displaced persons.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
Germany
Austria
Brewster
Maine
Department
Senate War Investigating Committee
Europe
Ferguson
R-Mich
Knowland
Iwo Jima Braces For Typhoon Hit At Midnight
Iwo Jima, battered by a prior typhoon, faced another storm with winds up to 80 miles per hour approaching from the north and was expected to strike around midnight. The island’s installations suffered severe damage last summer. In the mainland, a separate note: the joint North Carolina South Carolina convention of the National Cotton Council will convene in Charlotte on December 10.
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Tokyo
Iwo Jima
Iwo
Island
North Carolina-South Carolina
The
National Cotton Council
Charlotte
Budget Smartly With Seasonal Foods And Saving Plans
The guide urges buying A grade eggs for poaching and B grade for general cooking, choosing affordable produce, and reading local food prices. It promotes planning for rent, taxes, mortgages, and insurance, with small payday savings building emergency funds and long term goals like a new home and education backed by life insurers public service initiative.
How to avoid waste and stretch foods at home
Practical tips to limit waste by preparing portions to serve, saving leftovers for soups or casseroles, and keeping the refrigerator cold. Preserve garden produce for winter, preserve seasonal fruits and vegetables, and buy from local growers when prices are lower. Use cheese nut fish egg dishes and bake at home to stretch sugar and save money. Watch for Family Message No. about two weeks from now.
House Set On Fire By Water
Maxie Parham reports his Oxford home was set afire by a jug of water left on a sunporch after a visit to a spring. Sunlight through the jug ignited paper lining. damage was negligible. Also advises culling hens showing broodiness from laying flocks.
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Oxford
Maxie Parham
Parham
Weed Prices Continue Drop Across Old Belt Markets
Tobacco prices slid for the third straight week in the old belt as reported by state and federal agriculture officials. Declines ranged from 1 to 5 dollars, mostly 1 to 2 dollars, with better grades hit hardest. Week sales reached 343,164 pounds at 42.11 dollars per hundred, the season’s lowest average, down 1.70 from last week.
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Raleigh
Old Belt
Fleral
State Departments of Agriculture
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United States Brewers Foundation
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Insurance Building
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Maine Republican
Cness
War Investigating Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
Marie Doermann
College of Agriculture
Rutgers University
State College of New Jersey
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