Dewey Warren Win Forecast in 1948 Election Outlook
Washington dispatch predicts a sweeping political shift after November 2 with Dewey and Warren poised to beat Truman. Analysts foresee major cabinet reshuffles and widespread replacements across the executive branch, including potential moves against Marshall Dulles Krug Snyder and Clark.
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Dewey-Warren
Dewey
Warren
Mr. Truman
Wallace
Thurmond
George Marshall
John Foster Dulles
Mr. Dulles
America
United Nations
Plan to End Figurehead Vice Presidency in Dewey Warren Plan
The article argues to replace the vice presidency from a figurehead role to a dynamic assistant president. It describes Warren potentially presiding less in the Senate and the plan to expand presidential powers via constitutional amendment. It outlines checks and balances among Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branches, noting the Senate ratifies treaties and appointments.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
California
Earl Warren
Truman
Kentucky
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
States
Henry Wallace
Sen
Glen Taylor
Idaho
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Mississippi
Fielding Wright
Dewey
Warren
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Assistance
V.P. Gov. Warren
Supreme Court
High Bench
President
Legislative
Executive
Judicial
United States
Greece
Congress of
House
Delayed Decay Treatment Warns of Fluoride Application
London dentist M. R. Rushton describes a decay reduction method in The Practitioner. The procedure uses two percent sodium fluoride applied to the enamel surface of a four tooth for four occasions within a few years after eruption.
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London
M. R. Rushton
University of London
X Ray Thickness Gauge Shown by General Electric
General Electric unveiled the X ray thickness gauge in Cleveland for checking red hot steel thickness as it exits a rolling mill at 20 miles an hour. The device was demonstrated at the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers meeting. Also noted: clothes moth larvae eat wool and animal fibers but avoid cotton linen silk rayon and nylon.
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Cleveland
INS
General Elec
Ric
G.E
Association of Iron and Steel Engineers
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Green Garden Peas
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Wilson
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N. Main ST
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