Dewey Deliberates At Convention On Ballot Tactics
The article recounts Dewey’s cautious planning at the convention as he navigates a first ballot where Dewey leads but other candidates still crowd the ticket. It notes campaign managers and allies, including Ives and Brownell, weighing moves with Taft, Vandenberg, Halleck, and Martin, amid shifting votes and platform talks.
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Republican Party
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Rich
Joe . Hantey
Albany
Eys
Stassen
Carroll
Reeve
Baldwin
Eweys
Alfred Driscoll
New Jersey
F. Bradford
Massasetts
Senate
Taft
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Congress
Vandensberg
Halleck
Martin
Pail
Andenberg
BP Wei i En
Minois
Alfred E.vigeol
Earl Warren
California
Dwight “Green Ofllinois
Raymond Baldwin
Combelesit
House
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Douglas MacArthur
Raymond A. Baldwin
Herbert E.brownell
Ferguson
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
iThey
Knowland
Gavi Earl Warren
Prentfiss “Cooper
Kentucky
Vandenberg
Connecticut
Henry Fletcher
Ethcui
Dewey's rise to presidency tied to 1930s rackets crusade
New York reports outline Lauro Dewey’s early path to national prominence as a prosecutor who toppled racketeers like Lucky Luciano and Tammany bosses. Details recount his 1935 appointment by Gov Lehman and prior roles as U S attorney. The piece notes party maneuverings around Warren and Knowland amid a June political scramble.
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Dewey
House
Martin
California
Knowland
Warren
Lauvijas E. Dewey
Charles “Lucky"’ Luciano
Vice King
James J. Mines
Tammany
Herbert H. Lehman
Iie
U. S
Southern District of
Russians Return From Yalta Conference Crowd Hails Molotov
A crowd of about 30,000 welcomed Molotov back to Moscow after talks with the Allied powers. Workers paused at factories and shops to cheer at Okecie airport as Albania Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Poland Romania and Yugoslavia backed a plan for a four power controlled postwar Germany. The Warsaw communique urged German demilitarization four power provisional government and a peace treaty with occupation troops withdrawn within a year along with reparations fulfillment.
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K. M. Molotov
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Germany
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Yugoslavia
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Moscow
Okecie
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Tass
London
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Rusale
U. S
Britain
France
Ruhr
Dewey blasts mobs and mafia crackdown in New York
New York district attorney Thomas E Dewey describes bulldog action against rackets. He recalls prosecuting Luciano and cracking down on loan sharks and vice rackets, noting 99.5 percent conviction rate and leadership shift after Lehman appointment. The speech also touches on state rights and politics.
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Jack
Legs
Diamond
Waxey Gordon
America
Dewey
Lehman
Jess
Bulldog
Underworld
New York
Luciano
Buy Strout
Rachel
Retara
Extension study day highlights diverse farm practices
Visitors at the study day toured peach orchards and watermelon trials, comparing Tom Watson melons with wilt resistant varieties. Experts discussed soil fertilization, pruning, and disease control while demonstrations showcased unit farms, machinery, and horse powered versus mechanized setups. A special women’s program featured home canning and electric shading.
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Dr. Watts
Earl J. Allen
Curtis’ L. Mason
Dr. Mason
P. C. Sandal
Agronomy Department
College of Agriculture
W. R. Perkins
F. M. Meade
Ihe
Blanche Randolph
Ritchie Sinead
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Lyle Brown
Hope
Charles A. Armitage
Hope Chamber
Commitrce
RK. P. Bartholomesy
Arkansas Agricutural Experiment Station
MacKrell Seeks Gov Job By Emulating Jeff Davis
Arkansas nine man gubernatorial race features James J MacKrell who likens himself to Jeff Davis in a release from his monthly paper. He attends Gould Turtle Derby events and proposes gravel on mail routes, blacktop highways, $50 monthly for all, and schools freed from other candidates. Other contenders include Lonsdale Fleming and Holt with plans and stances cited as campaigns move toward the July 27 primary.
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Little Rock
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
James Jancie Mac MacKrell
Pavernor
Gould
Davis
Alge
John Lonsdale, Jr
Lonsdale
Charles Fleming
Forrest
City
Jack’ Hott
Fleming
Holt
Heber Springs
Clinton
Clarksville
Truman
MacKvell
Blytheville
Horace
Sion
Garvin Fitton
Sid McMath
Hot Springs
Fort Smith
Jim Merritt
Monticello
Indians May Be Ready for Scalping
The Cleveland Indians struggle as they trail the New York Yankees by a game and a half after a shutout setback to the Yanks. Feller falters with three Yankee homers allowed. Boston and St Louis chase in a crowded pennant race as Williams leads batting with 417. A crop forecast from Little Rock predicts 647000 spring pigs, down one percent from 1937.
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Associated Press
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Bob Feller
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Theoss
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Barney McCosky
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Bill Wight
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Little Rock
Market Report Chicago and New Orleans Cotton News
Market news from Chicago listing poultry and dairy prices, butter at 895,032 pounds, tonnage figures and market firmness. New Orleans cotton futures fell sharply then steadied with a late recovery. New York cotton futures dropped due to export concerns and shifting positions. St Louis livestock report shows hogs up to 40 higher in light weights, cattle steady to higher with mixed lots and low supply.
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Chicago
Lymouth
Hope Star Hope Arkansas 1929 local newspaper masthead
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas dated January 18 1929 lists staff roles including Editor Publisher Alex H Washburn Managing Editor Paul H Jones and Advertising Manager Jens M Davis. It notes Associated Press membership and subscription rates for city carrier mail and regional rates with postal details.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Alex, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George W. Hosmar
Jens M. Davis
Hope
Arkansas
Associated Press
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Asociation
Daily Bread Continues From Page One on National Election
The piece discusses Americas large stake in world affairs and the impact of political wrangling on national dignity. It urges major parties to avoid high pitched outbursts and booby prize campaigning and calls for thoughtful questions from both sides before proceeding.
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United States
Ameleo
Livestock Prices Move Narrowly in Midweek Market
The Market shows mixed quotes with cattle and vealers at various levels. Canners and cutters around 15.00 to 21.00, medium bulls up to 22.50, good vealers 27.00 to 29.00, and sheep trading 20.00 to 28.00 for various grades while old crop lambs bring 23.00 to 28.00 and ewes down to 6.00 to 9.50 amid light demand.
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Grain trade slips on upbeat harvest outlook
Chicago wheat futures fell on June 25 as harvest prospects improved in the Southwest and traders anticipated smaller export allocations into September. Corn and oats also declined amid the favorable crop outlook and supportive supply expectations.
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Grainan
Chicago
Southwest
Truman Not Nominated Claim Sparks States Rights Rally
Marianna June 25 Gov Laney spoke to about 500 at a barbecue, arguing Truman may not be the Democratic nominee. He urged States Rights to expand beyond the South, reported donations from attendees, and warned Dewey could push civil rights laws if elected while urging Democrats to reject Truman at Philadelphia.
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Marianna
Laney
Fae Laney
Truman
Gates
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Myr
Philadelphia
Record crop noted as 1946 harvest near three billion bushels
The article recalls the 1946 harvest of more than three billion bushels as a record crop. Wheat and corn futures declined while oats and soybeans fell modestly. Cash wheat and corn activity showed mixed bookings and receipts across several markets with slight declines. In New York, June 25 stock trading opened lower but rallied modestly, volume per week’s low, with notable gains for Nickel Plate and Western Maryland, while several blue chips slipped.
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Boselis
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National Supply
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Chrysler
Caterpillar Tractlor
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Natural Gas
Kennecott Copper
General Electric
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