Privileges for Sale by New Deal-Dewey
Dewey charges Roosevelt-backed plan would sell special privilege to a new national administration. He claims a 1000 Club would fund the fourth term and give members a voice in policy formation, amid a Chicago stadium crowd of about 40,000.
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Jack Bell
Dewey
Albany
Thomas E. Dewey
Roosevelt
Idea
Chicago
Tom
New York
Andy Frain
Little Rock
Ark
H. L. McAlister
Sam J. Watkins
Arkansas
White House
Roosvelt
Robert E. Hannegan
Edwin Pauley
GOP
United States
Congress
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Auxiliary Police Praised for Football Game Parking
James H. Jones notes the auxiliary police handle football game parking with no pay. Citizens are urged to cooperate as these volunteers work with the police in emergencies. The group, led by Jack Chaney and Dewey Baber, has 24 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Chaney
Dewey Baber
Bill Mudgett
Noah Hobbs
R. L McCain
Clyde Zinn
Dewey Attacks New Deal in White House Speech
Republican nominee Dewey denounced the Roosevelt New Deal as corrupt and deceitful in a White House speech. He asserted the next administration will end special privileges, restore honesty, and ensure equal treatment under government. He cited WPA abuses and opposed federal deposit insurance as a Republican achievement.
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White House
Dewey
City Matical Action Committee
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Roosevelt
GOP
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
So Ae
School Fair at Blevins Friday October 27
The annual School Community Fair will be held on the school grounds Friday October 27. Poultry pets canned goods and sewing will be exhibited. Programs begin at 9 a m and run through the day followed by a Halloween Carnival sponsored by the P T A.
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Blevins
P.T.A
Admiral Kimmel Report Not Final Until Sec Navy Approval
Boston October 25 Rear Admiral Husbands E Kimmel seeks immediate publication of navy court of inquiry findings on Pearl Harbor. The reply states the report is not final until approved by Secretary of the Navy Forrestal. Judge advocate general Gatch notes final approval rests with the convening authority.
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Boston
Husband E. Kimmel
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Forrestal
Kimmel
Charles B. Rugg
Thomas L. Gatch
Judge Advocate General
Naval Court of Inquiry
Secretary of the Navy
Gatch
Ernest J. King
Namel
Strike in Second Day At Bauxite Republic Mine
A work stoppage at Aluminum Company of America's Republic mining and manufacturing plant in Bauxite entered its second day. About 650 United Steelworkers members did not report to work yesterday in protest of management actions.
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Aluminum Company of America
S Republic Mining and Manufacturing Company
Bauxite
United Steelworkers of America
CSO
Union Hearings On Machine Shop Seniority Grievance
Lee Tucker of Benton staff rep said a grievance hearing was set before a union committee in Pittsburgh tomorrow. William R. Henderson CIO regional rep cited apparent favoritism in promoting a machine shop worker ahead of a senior employee.
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Lee Tucker
Benton
Pittsburgh
William R. Henderson
CIO
Reopening of Ballot Boxes Begins Today in Arkansas
In Little Rock on October 26 the reopening of 200 ballot boxes from the recent Arkansas Democratic senatorial primaries was set to start after three more Senate campaign expenditures investigat ing committee agents arrived. James J. Hines served as legal representative, Robert W. Murphy joined, and George J. Shillito checked returns in the Atoria runoff where Fulbright defeated Adking. The committee probes alleged election fraud.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Senate Campaign Expenditures Investigating Committee
James J. Hines
Robert W. Murphy
George J. Shillito
Secretary of State
Atoria
Fulbright
Homer Adking
Escme
Unidentified Company Walkout Causes Miner Union Dispute
Plant supervisor L R Branting said the union walkout occurred weeks ago and the company had refused to meet with the union on the master plant issue. Branting claimed he had not been officially informed of the reason for the walkout.
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L. R. Branting
Community welfare drive unites local agencies for war effort
Local welfare agencies join in a single broad campaign supporting family and child welfare, maternity care for service members wives, day care for war workers, public health work, and delinquency prevention programs.
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Nature
Dean
Doan
City Cleaners
C. McLain
Mgr
S. Elm
Aachen
Germany
Civ
James H. Jones
Sept
Hitler Youth
Calais
France
England
London
Henry W. Shiver
Hope. Ark
and City Bakery
Chambers of Commerce
C.i.0
A.f.l
Railroad Brotherhoods
V.s.o
United Seamen’s Service
Community War Fund
National War Fund
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