Southern Weekly Review On Electoral Dynamics In New York
The Southern Weekly analyzes how New York’s 47 electoral votes shape the presidential race, noting Democratic and Republican tallies and the role of third parties. It argues that Roosevelt's support from Liberal and Labor voters could decide the outcome, with Dewey and Wallace as key figures in the contest.
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Southern Weekly
Dallas
Bator Molyneaux
Henry Waliee
Lhd
New York
Lotal Democratic Party
Jeliesons UK
Theepublica Party
Lewey
Olleidg
Democratic Party
Soosuves
New Y York
Faustegre
Aléady i
Liberal Party
Jace
Sie
Cruman
Aimereny
Labor Party
New
Erne Gulinly
Vite
Howey Wallace
Weal
Dave
Rudd
Wrimian
Congress
Taney
Mr. Wilace
Leewey
Paty
Gao
Abel Guiva
Candidate Stephenson Eyes Opposed Race in Arkansas League
Twenty years ago in Yoday din Michigan 1928 Clayka A Stephenson announced as a candidate for Eyer opposition Buyeli Selley Padi Ken Arkansas AnU-Saladi League. His subject was Wale Your Step Jah Bar tow purchased Abe Calumercial hotel at Malvern for $40,000. Thiggs be jsouagee his brother Burl the Cig Central. We have election lore as voters will choose a mayor treasurer and aldermen. Sensation Suckers Wally Dune Wve phyla ast dn Queen eb.
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Din
Clayka A. Stephenson
Eyer Opposits
Buyeli
Selley
Padi
Jah Bartow
Abe Calumercial
Malvern
Burl
Cig Central
Fucu
Wally Dune
First Snow of Winter in Hope Brings Cold Night
Snowfall in Hope began March 15 1947 with 2:30 pm intensifying, while forecasts predict 4 degree lows in the region tomorrow. Temperatures ranged 28 to 58 degrees with 0.81 inch rainfall. officials weigh snow totals near 2 to 6 inches as station readings await confirmation.
CofC Budget PHL OG0 Pick Committees
The Chamber of Commerce meeting details a yearly budget of 11,000 dollars with progress on member signups. To date 18 members have joined for 7,410 dollars, while many still must pay dues and submit cards as courts push to complete memberships for the year.
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Cofc
Chamber of Commerce
Boata
Tuicclissen
Adulwile
Dk. U
Bipicani
Wil- Wey A. HL
Sosweil, Sr
Alex Wainsburt
Cuy
Isos Vors
Chay
Clas
Lestildy
Be le Boach
Heny Huynes
Cate Jones
Sina PN
BL Ou
Joury
Seu Paeuvittes
Ob. L. Aetug
Luther 'Oa
Will ‘Lomaw
Gy Secu
Grat Utne
Aulums
Uy Basye
Chauriran
Wee al
Want Juptoh
Cayater Lomeee
Chilinan
New Wlocei
Dioger Sbian
Dewey Baber
Cnustinas
Gajund Soos
Ele Smeds
Peru Babel
7Nuh
Mutpa Lehman
Our
Icy Grow
Lugrone
Howard Gyers
How Purvis
Wick Newei
Aehy Bryant
Tanmnets
Nompsan
Bio. Aver
Dice WobbiNs
Les- Mey Huucaules
Mex Cox
Gigie Ate Tars
Chiis
Uana Gipson
Souny
Hitwanun
Jae Jones
Herbert Burns
Mac Lue
Hervey Ak
Doe Huek
Milton Dillarn
Wennery Hilton
Id Mferris
Whitlow
Robert Wilson
Bull Genney
Geo
Kyier
al, Boswell
Dre Keen Fulton
Wandias Sims
Foy Hamimuns
Arch Wylie
Earl Cutton
J. G. Ileides
Roy Allison
Earl O'Neal Chatraiun
Waster Verhalen
W. W. White
Woo
Guaten
A. E. Sronetuust
Wd Stewart
Man
Loorey Ward
Clif Lordanes
Jommy Jones
Harry Sniver
B. R. Stamm
Ved Jones
Chakrmian
Oy Stephensen
Kae Luck
Meiers
Beng
Lez
Way
Che Chamber of Commerce
Citis
Explosion Death Toll Raised to Five in Chicago Blast
Five people are dead after a blast devastated a brick building in Chicago's Loop area. Two more bodies were found among the wreckage as rescue teams toiled for hours. Names recovered include Isadore Pravits and Benjamin Bercewity, both salesmen, among others identified or believed injured in the fermi blast that shook nearby streets and damaged a showroom and offices.
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Chicago
Dan
Ucurlen
Pean
Ander Dubpis
Pour Wien Sarsals
Ile
GM Nun Ha Salle Direct
Vietims
Isadore Pravits
Ah, Co-Wywiher of the Cani Pi Benjanay Chetness, 45, 9 Jouldina Colstenelion
Harry Gapand
Benjamin Bercewity
Fie
Ney Honrie
Nandy Mah
Quake Recorded Believed to Be in the Aleutians
A medium intensity earthquake was recorded at 6:19 a m EST on the John Carroll University seismograph. Father Joliet locates the disturbance near the Aleutian Islands about 3 900 miles away in a northwesterly direction and notes considerable destructive force.
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Cleveland
John Carroll University
Joseph
Jolizt
Aleutian Islands
Joliat
Krug urges wartime limits on gasoline and fuels
Washington, Jan. 16. Secretary of Interior Krug urged voluntary wartime restrictions on gasoline, fuel oil and natural gas to avert hardship this winter. He warned shortages could last through 148 and possibly 1851, citing a 15 percent reduction as essential. Krug warned of impacts on farming and world food supplies, urged house temperature cuts, car pool formation, and more fuel-efficient equipment, and asked state fuel coordinators to implement the emergency program. He also called a National Petroleum Council meeting for Jan. 22 to plan fair distribution and urged rapid action.
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Washington
J. A. Krug
Krug
Natural
National Petroleum Council
Monumental Theft Baffles Sheriff and Deputy
A major theft stuns officials including Deputy Dorse Yeager as a six foot marble monument vanishes from a family plot in Burlington cemetery near Lenymjont. The incident marks the largest theft in the sheriff’s career and remains under investigation.
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Longment
Cato
Dorse M. Yeageren
Burlington Cemetery
Lenymjont
15000 German Ruhr Workers Out on Strike
Berlin reports large scale Ruhr strikes with about 58,000 workers idle in Duisburg Muelheim and Dinslaken and 25,000 in Oberhausen. Coal miners and essential services largely remained at work while freight traffic faced disruption. Political shifts include splits with Moscow aligned Communists and new regional parties as hunger drives protests.
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Berlin
Rube Valley
Duisburg
Muehlheim
Dinslaken
Oberhausen
Duisbers
Rhine
Ruhe
Hang Beeckler
German Federation of Trade Unions
Bovekler
Germany
Sputterme
Moscow Radic
Ruhr
Communist Party
Rube Workes
Secret Roosevelt Pact on Poland and Russia Unearthed
Former Polish leader Stanislaw Mikolajczyk recounts alleged White House assurances to Roosevelt to concede part of Poland to the Soviet Union after Teheran. He claims Roosevelt vowed to protect Poland from war damage, while Moscow expanded influence in the occupied regions as Stroking events moved toward Washington and London.
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Stanislaw — Milcatajczyk
Roosevelt
Poland
Russia
Stalin
Churchill
London
Red Archeologists Return From Jimea Expedition
Moscow reports Russian archeologists have returned from Crimea with a cliff of thousands of heads found on Mount Charter Dage. They believe a group was driven to the cliff and died there in the 14th or 15th century.
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Moscow
Crimea
Mount Charter Dage
Willis Seeks Hempstead County Tax Assessor Post
Hempstead County resident Garrett H Willis announced his candidacy for the office of tax assessor in the upcoming Democratic Primary. He noted lifelong ties to the county, schooling in DeAnn and Texarkana, and thanked voters for their support two years ago as he pursued the post again.
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Garrett H. Willis
Hempstead
Hempstead County
MBS Lauds Cotton Valley Tornado Coverage by Hope Station
Mutual Broadcasting System congratulates Radio Station KXAR for its coast to coast broadcast of the Cotton Valley Louisiana tornado disaster on New Year’s Day. The letter praises the prompt, fast reporting and the station’s public service in delivering clothing and food to victims. Dated January 13, 1948 from New York.
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Mutual
KXAR
Robert L. Mitchel
Cotton Valley
Milton Burgh
MBS
New York
Milton Burgis
Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc
Broadway
N.Y
Bearden Dies at 87 in Hope Area Funeral set
Mrs Jemma Bearden aged 87 longtime resident of Hope and Hempstead county died at her son Jim Bearden's home She is survived by three other sons W Barta Hush Bearden and Dewey Bearden 22 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Funeral services at Shover Springs Baptist Church Saturday at 2 pm with Reverends Whitlow and Silvey in charge pallbearers will be grandsons
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Jemma Bearden
Hope and Hempstead County
Jim Bearden
W. Barta
Hush Bearden
Hope
Dewey Bearden
Lupbock
Texas
Shover Springs
Pam
A. Whitlow
K. 0. Silvey
Pullueavers
Navy to Try Water Ski to Prevent Plane From Sinking
Navy to test a hydro flap water ski under newer land based planes to keep noses at the surface after water landings. Reported to aid crew escape and launch rubber boats if a crash occurs at sea. Billings airport operations cited with deer on runway delaying a passenger jet.
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Navy
Washington
Snyder Promises Veioto GOP Income Tax Plan
Washington according to Ian Wo Py-Sec Salary of the Treasury Udterioe day girbally promised the Republican controlled Congress that President Truman will veto attempts to reduce income taxes without boosting other revenues. Snyder argued the Knutson bill would drain budget surplus and create a large deficit. He urged maintaining a balanced approach with targeted relief, stressing current plans aid the low income groups while preserving revenue.
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Washington
Ian
Sec
Treasury
Girbally
Congress
Truman
Gayate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Snyder
Knutsan
Minnesotan
Gov
Chase
Construction of Additional Freight Cars Proposed
A Senate Interstate Commerce subcommittee urged building 10,000 freight cars monthly for at least two years. After a year of study with 165 witnesses from 20 states, the report says such a program will relieve the national boxcar and flatcar shortage by 100 008 units. It expects 1928 to show car production exceeding 10 400 monthly, demanding 24 to 46 months to ease the emergency.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce
Reed
R-Kas
US urged to track aid spending under European plan
Senator Vandenberg urged that aid money be traceable to see its value. He said the ERP would gain public support if the United States could follow dollars abroad. McCloy criticized the nine to ten billion loan to Britain as ineffective due to lack of knowledge of its use. Hearings continued as Marshall and Pattin clashed over ERP costs.
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Washington
Jai
Vandenberg
R-Mich
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John J. McCloy
International Bank
McCloy
Great Britain
England
Ioan
Marshall
Patt
Ohio
Three Others Seek City Posts In Local Elections
Dale Jones files for re election as Ward 4 alderman amid allegations of scam debts. Harvey Barr Ward 3 Bob Cain Ward 2 and Joe Jones Ward 1 also seek seats. Mrs Charles Reynerson seeks city recorder and Glen Walker aims for city attorney. Two candidates for committee member petitions include Charles Wyite Ward 1 and Marvin Waterson Ward 4. Filing deadline is Monday January.
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Dale Jones
Harvey Barr
Bob Cain
Joe Jones
Charles Reynerson
City Recorder
Glen Walker
Charles Wyite
Marvin Waterson
Janoe
The Great Black and White Blizzard In D C Peak
A satirical portrait of Washington during a peak information flood in the capital. The piece mocks lawmakers’ workload, the flood of twenty five pound paper, and the reliance on digests while lampooning congressional life, inflation, and political campaigns.
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Washington
Mirardous
Larmidus
Naddy Jalen
Ainksand
Cily
Agteroe
Wadia
Guniely
Uni
Farmers Brace for Higher Meat Prices Amid Shortages
A United Press survey shows farmers expect higher prices as feed costs rise and livestock production falls from last year. Analysts predict meat supply may lag demand, with per capita consumption near 156 pounds last year and potential rises in prices as producers shift to midwest feed houses while selling cattle at higher riges.
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Becomis United Press Survey
Department of
The
Meat Institute
M. Conway
National Livestock Producer Association
Idemand
Conway
Chinese mob burns British Consulate in Canton riot
A Chinese mob, about five thousand students, attacked and burned the British consulate and the Informatic Service building in Canton in protest against squatters from Kowloon. British staff and locals were injured or fled. archives at the consulate were destroyed. Chinese troops later restored order.
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Canton
British “Informatic Service
Finshy
Yinlen Jy
Kow
Loon
Xulony
Honong
San Chiu
John Wiliams
Eta
Butterfield Swire
J. L. Nuray
P Tache
Murray
Fara Katherine Parson
San’ Vo
Barbera Rd
Ranald Hay
Mander Edward Buchanan
Hal
Five Hempstead Men Traded in Cotton Futures
Five Hempstead county men are listed in a government notice involving cotton futures. The mid October 1946 entry names Ty Henry M Steph jiams Eds pheus and W A Usted as participants in the trade action.
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Hempstead
Ty Henry
M. Steph
Jiams
Edspheus
W. "A. Usted
Hope
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