Non-Worshipful Candidates Is Good Healthy Political Sign
James Thrash er notes several theories why Truman and Dewey audiences drew small crowds. He argues modern media, voter mindsets, and corporate influence shape turnout while stressing the need for citizen discernment and independence in evaluating presidential candidates.
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Dewey Cucapat Gars
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Final Rites for Ex-Governor Carl E. Bailey
Funeral services for former Arkansas governor Carl Edward Bailey were held in Little Rock with Masonic rites and graveside ceremonies. Bailey, born October 8, 1884, died of a heart attack at his apartment. the Capitol stood at half mast and the public may attend the services. Messages of condolence arrived from leaders including President Truman, Gov. McMath, and U.S. Senators McClellan and Fulbright as Bailey’s career spanned law, prosecution, and five terms as governor.
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Little Rock
Carl Edward Bailey
Bailey
Albert Pike
Roselawn Memorial Park
Boris H. Hill
State Capitol
Harry ‘Truman
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Deasignate
Sid McMath
J. M. Futrell
U.S
John L. McClellan
J. William Fulbright
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Brooks Hays
Julius Krag
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Mot Springs
Krug
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Bernie
William Ha[an
Margaret Elmyra Bailsey
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Alva Botdling
Stielvig
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Juekyr Liuetanu
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Juhi Ysis
Aick la Walken
Halloween Program at McCaskill
Halloween activities at McCaskill School feature children in costumes, a stage show, and community participation. Volunteers from local groups help organize games, refreshments, and a closing parade through the campus on Halloween evening.
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McCaskill
Paris notes Russian veto threat on Berlin crisis
Paris reports that at the United Nations Security Council Russia warned it would veto a six power plan for Berlin if brought to a vote. Vishinsky argued the proposal unfair to Moscow and insisted the blockade must be raised only with currency reforms. Western and neutral delegates pressed for the six power resolution as the council gathered at the Palais de Chaillot.
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Paris
Russia
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Security Council
Berlin
United States
Juan Atilio Bramulia
Bramuglia
Andreis
Vishinsky
Palais den Chaillot
Philip C. Jesseup
U. S
Bramuglig
Palais
General Election November 2 Details
Voters in Aykatsias will elect presidential electors and certify Democratic nominees state and county on Tuesday November 2. Ballot includes proposed constitutional amendments and initiated acts, a road tax issue, and a county library tax proposal. Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 6:30 p.m. Voting places are the same as in the primary.
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Aykatsias
Elementary School Screenings of Student Films
Elementary School teachers will view student films at Ryuolhadd School on Tuesday evening. The preview showcases works from first through fifth grades, including AEA cut and related pieces.
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Ryuolhadd
Gilleimunties
Dewey Favored to Win as 1948 Election Nears
New York October 25. Thomas E. Dewey of New York is counted the probable winner as campaigning ends. Election day is November 2 with about 47 million expected voters. Ten candidates appear on ballots with Dewey leading Republicans and Truman on the Democratic side, while Senate contests loom large in close races nationwide.
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New York
Sey
Thomas E. Dewey
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Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Trianon Republican
Henry A. Wallace
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Kentucky
West Virginia
Minnesota
Iowa
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Tennessee
Maine
House of Representatives
Centrol
House
Louisiana
International Shoe Firm to Cut Prices on Spring Lines
The International Shoe Company announced wholesale price reductions of 5 to 25 cents per pair on men and women’s spring lines. Woodmen’s models drop about 15 cents and children's footwear about 10 cents. Company says retail prices unlikely to fall.
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International Shoe Company
Russian Teacher to Dedicate Life to Freedom
Installment 28 of Oksana Kasenkina recounts her escape from Soviet control after fleeing to the United States. She describes hospital care in Roosevelt Hospital, the help of American authorities, and confrontations with Soviet officials who sought to monitor or return her.
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Oksana
Kasenkina
Isaac Don
Roosevelt Hospital
America
Soviet Russia
Prom All
Lomakin
Chepurnykh
Feels Something Terrifying About People Figuring Out Ways to Be More Efficient
A reactionary voice fears progress at the 40th national business show in New York. The piece critiques rapid office automation and high speed equipment, noting dramatic efficiency gains and eye appeal while warning of mechanization replacing human staff. It mentions various devices like typewriters with memory, automated mail peices, and the tension between productivity and human touch.
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New York
Ommowist
I Borg
Peter
Jade Horney
Parley Planned on U S Europe Military Pact
Washington observers foresee invitations for a Western European union North Atlantic alliance style pact soon after the upcoming presidential election United States Canada Britain France Belgium The Netherlands and Luxembourg expected to participate with Italy Norway and Denmark possible later Involving mutual defense against aggression with final decision resting with Congress and cautious diplomatic timing amid campaign controversies
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North Amer
Europe
United States
Canada
Brit
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Veeland
Norway
Denymark
Robert JA. Lovett
Canadand
Senate
Germany
Austria
Russia
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Cary
Uroman
Thomas E. Dewey
U.S
France Seizes 300 Mines In Massive Strike Showdown
Joseph W. Grigg reports 30 000 troops and security police swept 300 square miles of northern France seizing coal mines amid a 350 000 strong sympathy strike. Interior Minister Jules Moch said objectives were reached and warned foreign workers and strikers.
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United Press
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Butte
Northey Prange
France
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Douailille
Moch
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Dailey Circus Group Held in Slaying
In Springfield Missouri Owl 26 a nine member CQaites Brothers troupe was held for questioning after a death case. Willate Pettit of Louisville Kentucky is suspected of beating to death a skywaroid toutabouh with chest and lung injuries found in a circus wagon beneath tanbark. Sheriff Pierpont and officers transferred the troupe to Guise tatty for questioning after the body was found Saturday.
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Cqaites Brothers
Greene County
John T. Picopot
Willate Pettit
Louisville
Tigpont
Pettit
Ging
Irene
Puniis
Sadie Tenby
Copan
Piacryseq
Thurmond to Speak Twice in Hope Campaign Visit
Governor J Strom Thurmond and States Rights candidate for president will address joint civic club meetings at Fairpark and Hempstead City Hall with a Magnolia stop expected to draw about 2,000. He'll be introduced by Hempstead official W S Atkins as part of a three day Arkansas tour.
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J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
United States
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Fairpark
Hope Cy Hall
Thurmond
Hempstead
Hope High School
Magnolia
J. Strom ‘Thurmond
Arkansas
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Dewey
Henry Wallace
FRPC
New York State
Thuarmond
Ed Keith
Memphis
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Jesus
Gibson Sant
Thore Stanes
Rev Galloway Named Head of This District
In Little Rock the 176 ministers of the Methodist conference prepared to launch new church assignments after five days of meetings. Bishop Paul Martin announced that Rev Galloway would head the Press district, moving from Pulaski Heights, with Rev Kenneth Shamblin taking his Pulaski Heights post. Additional appointments included hospital superintendent R A Simpson and Yale divinity student Fawcett. The conference highlighted numerous pastor and chaplain assignments across Arkansas cities and churches.
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Little Rock
Kenneth Shamblin
Searcy
North Arkansas
S Tallowss
R. A. Simpson
Methodist Hospital
Robert C Rhodes
Oatamores Francis Chorlutiv
Southern Methodist University
Roy K. Fawcett
Conference Board of Docatiat
John W. Hammons
Navy
Haddo Lewis
Veterans Administration
Willlars
Japan
Margaret Marshall
Chy
Charins W Baughman
Hebrews Union College
Fames
Robert Scott
Yale Divinity School
Vgil Bell Howard Williams
Jeffeson E. Davis
Everitt M. Vinson
Cagle
Syphia
John B Hefley
J A Wade
Pullman
Melghis
H RR Holland
Tigert
Morning Star
C C Vanzant
Jones Will
Hope Post Hosts Twelfth District Legion Conference
Hope Post No 12 hosted the Twelfth District Membership Conference at Hotel Barlow Bandet Room on October 24. Forty delegates from most of the 15 posts in the 7th District attended as district and post leaders spoke on national and local veteran affairs.
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Leslie Kuddieston
American Legion
Joe LD. Meare
Job Centeel
M. M. Ebbatts
Little Rock
Thomas Coats
Nashville
Perret Corrivlius
Comminourne
America
Disteick
Urgent VEW Meeting Set for Wednesday Night
An urgent VEW meeting is called for Wednesday night October 27 at Slotlock. Abbaig and new member are requested to attend.
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