Republicans claim Truman policy foe as Pennsylvania race opens
The article reports Republican leaders vowing to attack Truman administration policy as the Pennsylvania congressional race begins. Sen. Wherry and others push a tougher line against perceived statism, contrasting Dewey’s campaign tone with Truman’s. The piece notes GOP gains and the argument that a clear stand on the issues could win in November.
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Ishington
Truman
Pennsylvania
Spe
Erry
Wherry
Senate
Las
Weather Party
Thomas EF
Dewey
Ewaerness
Gamvin
John P Saylor
L. Coffey
Sylvania
Hickenlooper R-Ia
Hickenlooper
New York
Engaged at last Gaynel faces new life with Barry
Gaynel accepts a May wedding with Barry after breaking with Fritz. The family debates a Simple Life while Pat pursues modeling, Emily eyes a real estate plan, and Bessie plans Fritz as a potential groom. Gaynel wrestles with love, money, and family expectations as she moves toward security.
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Gaynel
Fritz
Bessie
Barry
Emily
Frederick
Robert J F. Wagner
Sen. Dulles
Trumen
Wilbert
Pat
Denny
Bessie Carter
Gaynes
Gay- Snelnel
Chicago
Basel
Father
Gee
Fritzach
Economic Crisis Easement Helps England's First Socialist Government
DeWitt MacKenzie argues the Washington conference easement cushions John Bull's first socialist administration from a snap election. The piece notes nationalization of steel and Lords reform as key issues, describing rising support for welfare programs and large public spending as pivotal to the upcoming vote.
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John Bull
Dewitt MacKenzie
England
Washington
London
House of Lords
Commons
Britain
Securi
Nice
Barry
Frederick Fitzroy Freyman
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club meets August 31
Evening Shade club members met at Mrs. Lester Huckabee’s home for devotional prayer and a round-table discussion on creating a welcoming home atmosphere. Birthday gifts were exchanged for September, bingo prizes awarded to Mrs. McCormack and Mrs. Poindexter, with refreshments served to ten members and two visitors. Next meeting set for October 6 at Mrs. Fred Miller’s home.
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Evening Shade
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
Lester Huckabee
Huckabee
Home Sweet Home
Herbert
Elam
Local home demonstration clubs plan booth at livestock show
Baker Home Demonstration Club held September 6 at Mrs C E Whitten’s with ten members and two visitors. Plans discussed for a Third District Livestock Show booth, garden report, room arrangement, and color scheme. Victory club met September 1 led by Mrs Horace Alford with twelve members and new members Mrs Loys Frampton Mrs Jack Simmons and Mrs Thomas McKee joining. A six member committee was appointed to prepare for the livestock show booth. Picnic supper for Pleasant Peasant club Aug 22 on church lawn.
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Baker
B.C. Malone
C. C. Hipp
Baker Home
C. E. Whitten
J. W. White
James Lauterback
Victory Home
Lacéy Rowe
Horace Alford
Rowe
B.c.calhoun
Bmirs
Loys Frampton
Jack Simmons
Thomas McKea
Ell Schooley
Mr.Pleasant
Peasant Home Demonstration Club
Shaver Springs
Oya Fair
Aaron
Greenlee
North Mississippi River bridge site talks authorized
Jackson Mississippi September 14 consultations on a northern Mississippi river bridge site were authorized by the state highway commission. The project would shorten the New Orleans to St. Louis route by about 100 miles and span the river between Friars Point Mississippi and Helena Arkansas. Engineers from Mississippi Arkansas and federal representatives will choose the site.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Sissippi
State Highway Commission
Congress
New Orleans-St. Laws
Memphis
Tenn
Friara Point
Helena
Ark
Tedig Sibte
Alex Harris
A. B. Johnson
Arkansas Highway Department
G. Wood Smith
St. L Ouis
Con ‘Sulting
Arkansas Bridge Commission
Etd
U. 5
August Arkansas traffic deaths spark state tally
Twenty four persons died in traffic mishaps across Arkansas last month, raising the year total to 223 according to Arkansas State Police Director Herman Lindsey. The report was issued as club members met at a church to clean the grounds and conduct routine business.
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She Hothe
B. Darene
Aleeny Barty
Bupper
Dames Ker
Alley "Warnken
Jamet Alken
Fpcpetsans
Dhis
Little Rock
Arkansas
Herman Lindsey
Destha
Mra
William Porterfield
M. D
Byers
Rg Ee Zee
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