It Takes a Lotta Horse Sense for a Man to Stay in the Running
A satirical tale set at Pain's Downs features talking horses and owners in a high society racing scene. War Fever and Sandy Lady gamble on human jockeys, offering a playful critique of onlookers and relationships in a world where the line between horse and human racing blurs. The moral concludes that even as owners pursue bets, true steadiness comes from sense over spectacle.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jhorses
Pains Downs
Bumman Racing Park
Sandy
Paris
War Faver
War Sevyer
War Fever
Jane Doe
Richard Roe
Sandy Lady
Richard Rae
Timothy
Jane Bae
Jane
Dave
Red Delegates Amazed at U.S. Election
U N delegates and European papers, after predicting a Dewey win, voiced astonishment at the Truman victory. Russian delegates Malik Vishinsky and Arutinanian said amazed, Cadogan and other British peers called everyone surprised, and Mrs. Roosevelt praised the outcome as good for the U S and world. Greece's Tsaldaris asked if it matters who wins, while Romulo noted the American people’s reaction.
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Associated Press
U. N
Jacob Malik
Andrei Vishinsky
A.A. Arutinanian
Russian Foreign Affairs Department
Alexander Cadogan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Logan
France
Truman
United States
Constantin Tsaldaris
Greece
U. S
Carolos Romulo
Phillippines
GE Ordered to Withdraw CIO From A-Plants
Washington November 3 UP The Atomic Energy Commission orders General Electric to withdraw recognition of the CIO United Electrical Workers in all secret atomic projects. Chairman David E Liienthal says union officers show no intent to purge charges of Communist affiliation or association. Officers refuse to continue to believe in Roosevelt ideals.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
General Electric
CIO
United Electrical Workers
Commission
David E. Liienthal
Union Seeks Injunction Over Blacklisting At Atomic Plants
The union files for non-Communist affidavits under Taft-Hartley and sues in federal court to block blacklisting in atomic plants. It also seeks damages of 1,060,000 dollars from the commission.
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Commission
Union County Favors Wage Increases In Official Salaries
Union County voters favored raising salaries for elected officials in a county salary act with 4,592 for and 1,270 against plus a $50 monthly raise for deputy clerks and sheriffs. A $125,000 sewerage bond act was rejected 1,928 to 1,814. October farm prices fell 1 percent from September, marking a four month decline in Arkansas farm product prices. New Zealand moves to freeze and can be horseflesh for sale in Belgium as farmers sell horses for tractor purchases.
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el Dorado
Union County
Little Rock
Arkansas
Imosi
Il Dorado
Auckland
New Zealand
Belgium
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Herbert Burns
Rome
Willard
Red
U.S
A-Plants
Robison
Cohama Bayon
Ladies Oxfords
Oxfords Childrens School
Oxfords
Patkin
Geo
W. Robison & CO
Rayon
Gay Gibson
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Hope Nashville
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