War of words swirls over North Allen candidacy
A fragmented report from an earlier date notes political tensions in North Allen as several figures including Mrs Mary Renney and Joy Gonore circle potential candidacies. Mentions of party leaders, retirement, and possible endorsements appear amid unclear references to dates and events.
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Mbdenhower
Tie North
Pier Konerdl
Get
Albasit Demoyer
Mary Renney
Lin
Ray Yielieut
Ehney
Tate Chadrman
Joy Gonore
Taft Says Hats East Candidate Taft Says Hats East
Taft of Ohio told about 4,000 supporters in Portland that he would pursue the Republican presidential nomination by winning value at the convention rather than through primaries. He outlined his campaign plan and criticized the administration and foreign policy as a path to reform.
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Portland
Ore
Ben
Naberk A
Taft
Oia
Valera
Renutdican Party
Bert Het
Mae
Oregon
Idaho
Tmepublican Party
Tn Ether Myeton
Troetel
van Mlout
State Physician Named to Post Marmphis to Fayetteville
Fragmented OCR reveals election of officers at a MidSouth Pontone assembly convention. Dr Lloyd Nenke of Newport Tennessee named president elect to oversee dues at next year’s gathering. Dr Muncy Aniith of McGahae Arkansas also mentioned.
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Lenn
Rotnt Nehardsod
Fayetteville
Ark
Pew
Lloyd
Nenke
Newport
Tenn
Muncy T
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Veterans Hospital Head Named in Vague OCR Text
An OCR fragment reports various named managers for VA hospitals including Pt Meyared and Clarkabury, with scattered, unclear titles. It mentions promotions and leadership changes at facilities such as Bayard and Meyared, but many names and places are garbled.
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Corydon
Veteraie Administration
Migdoida Mugone i
Righ Toe
Wis
Pt. Meyared
Bayard
Clarkabury
Political chatter mirrors campaign chatter abroad
The report outlines misc political developments including President Truman hosting a farewell for retiring administrator Michael DiSallo while pledging to back reformist candidates. It notes Governor Warren and others at Lincoln Day events urging national unity and military aid to Nationalist China, and mentions campaign chatter in Oregon and New Hampshire with various Democratic contenders.
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Truman
Pryce
Hong’s killer hunt ties to extortion gang names
Liddell and Graham discuss shifting the case to find Hong’s killer while avoiding broader inquiries. Kaiming’s client hints at covert links, with Brin and Corin named as possible players. byora notes the stakes, and the diplomats urge focus on the murder investigation only.
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Foo Hong
Liddell
Byora
Treasury
Liddell Liddall
Johnny Kaiming
Hong
Kyors
Kaiming
Liddol
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Latdall
Kalming
Jon
Gerken
Brin
Ben Ceria
Corin
Cerla
Lok of the
Stooges
Keopie
Graham
Security Council
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Mitirea Syndicate
Los Angeles Electric Rail Workers Strike Over Pay
Electric rail workers in Los Angeles threaten a strike affecting 900 to 1000 riders as pay talks with the line’s owners stall. The union demands an increase from 8 to 12 cents an hour while the company offers 9 cents. Wages average about $1.70 per hour.
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Agion
Treasury clash over files fuels Washington tug of war
Treasury officials accused by Rep Curtis of moving into New York to hinder the King committee investigation. Snyder and Dunlop denied interference, saying no delay actions were taken. King blamed the Treasury for a planned move to stifle the inquiry and urged adherence to an agreement on handling matters. Scofield’s resignation as Tax Commissioner was announced as in the bureau’s best interest. Naumann, long with the bureau, was arrested on charges of misappropriating taxpayers funds.
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Rep. Curtis
Rneb
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
King Committee
New York
Dunlop
Snyder
R Curtis
King Group
King
Dunlap
Washington
California
United States
Brooklyn
Scofield
Roosevelt
Truman
Dontop
Austin
Naumann
Minot
Fargo
J. FE. Lamb
North Dakota
Malone Brother Indicted Over Tax Return Backdating
Malone, brother of California Democrat William Malone, indicted in San Francisco last night for conspiring to backdate certain excise tax returns to dodge penalties. The specific sum mentioned amounted to $408.52.
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Vise
Malone
San Francisco
William Malone
California
Davis and Revenue Audit Amid Political Firestorm
The Davis figure under fire in a Senate committee inquiry, with Treasury agents testifying that his bank deposits exceeded reported income by over ten thousand dollars annually from 1946 to 1948. An intelligence official noted no fraud evidence and suggested a routine audit, which may not have occurred, while a 1942 tax investigation remains ongoing.
Benton Not Angry at Arkadelphia
Benton Chamber of Commerce officials deny anger at Arkadelphia over selecting Reynolds Aluminum and Arkansas Power and Light as the site for a 30 million dollar Alumin um plant. They say the dispute is with Reynolds and AP&L, not Arkadelphia, and may sue the firms for 50 000 dollars after a clean fight for the plant.
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Benton
Benton Chamber of Commerce
Arkadelphia
Reynolds Aluminum Co
Arkansas Power and Light Co. C
Joe C. Gerard
Gerard
Reynolds
Ap&l
Chamber
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