Dewey Shifts Tone In Rochester Speech On National Issues
Republican candidate Thomas E. Dewey visited Rochester to frame the New York governor race in national terms. He criticized Governor Herbert Lehman and the Democratic administration while urging aid to human distress relief, economic security, and policy unity beyond party lines.
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Washington
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Rochester
Herbert H. Lehman
Dewey
Bar
Fiorello Lardia
New York City
Hudson
Eboro Gets WPA Money for Sewers and Roads
Raleigh announces a $194495 WPA allocation for six projects including sewer mains in Asheboro and Cleveland County roads. Funds cover sewer mains in Asheboro, road work in Winston-Salem area, a Medical Center building upgrade, and county school improvements totaling 194495 dollars with 67 percent of fatal accidents in small rural districts noted.
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Asheboro
Cleveland Nty
inston-Salem
Sanford Town
Lee County
Rave County
Shirt tails and roads across the South in a city diary
The writer muses on shirt tail length and cotton use while joking about an eight inch extension to boost consumption. He tours Virginia and Washington focusing on road-building, creeks and runs, and reflects on the Supreme Court building, the Capitol, and the Library of Congress. He notes the District of Columbia lacks manufacturing and recalls W J Gregory’s death in Chase City Virginia.
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Greenville
S. C
United States
Virginia
Old Dominion
North Carolina
Mother of Presidents State
Charlotte
Gastonia
Washington
Richmond
Supreme Court
Allen Austin
Federal Reserve
Congressional Library
Congressional
Tom
Capitol
District of Columbia
City of
W. J. Gregory
Chase City
Southern Railway
W. J
Jamestown High Scouts Hike and Club Formations
Jamestown high school scouts from both troops undertook weekly hikes and shared picnic lunches. A junior and senior class drama club was organized with officers O Nel Mitchell president Ruth Davis vice president Doris Bundy secretary and Mary Elizabeth Doggett treasurer. Also noted are visits from families and local residents and a hospital patient undergoing an appendectomy.
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Jamestown
Jamestown High School
Jamestown School
O'Nel Mitchell
Ruth Davis
Doris Bundy
Mary Elizabeth Doggett
Robbins
Mary Weatherly
Chicago
Jacob Rudisill
Norfolk
Edith Rudisill
Norris Frazer
St. Leo's Hospital
Whisky Reopens in Dry Tennessee After 28 Years
Lynchburg Tennessee reports the first legal whisky production since prohibition ended as Lem Motlow’s distillery receives federal go ahead. The plant revives operations after Tennessee law allowed liquor for sale outside the state, with steam rising from a vat at 3 48 p m yesterday.
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Lynchburg
Tenn
Tennessee
Lem Motlow
Motlow
Cruising Speed Misinterpreted as 60 Percent Power
Readable text notes that airline use of cruising speed is often misunderstood as meaning operating at 60 percent of available power. The passage implies a common misperception in aviation terminology.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Eboro
Raleigh
Orks Progress Administration
Charite
George W. Coan
Webster
Ae Prescription Service
Cecil’sorics
North Main
South Main
Mangum Ave
LOWES
Chreensboro
Chapel Hill, Pitts
Tcon
Wee Vullman
Wittsboro Street
Jamestown News
Paris
Mainbocher
Harllee’s
Harllee's
Fuchia
Cleopatra
Electra
Taiisman Casino
Aqua Victoria
Geneva
Rosalie Phlox
Harllee
Chatham
Choice
Harllee Presents
High Point
Burgundy
Flartlee
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