Dewey Invites Latin Nations to Join Fight
Republican nominee Dewey moves west toward Des Moines for a major campaign speech while his train stops in Chicago to meet Latin American delegates from the Inter-American Council of Commerce. He vows united effort with Latin nations against communism as he outlines free government principles and a firm stance against Soviet influence ahead of November.
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Thomas BE. Dewey
J Nominge
Des Moines
Ae Penen
Chicago
Inter-American Council of Commerce and Proedduction
Dewey
Simmy
Trumon
Paul Lockwood
Lockwood
America
Ackwood
Harry Wallace
Dewees
Europe
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Newey
Oregon Evern
Englewood
Roek Til
Dewes
Spencer Park
Rock Italand
Davenport
Robert GB. Blue
Iowa
George Wilson
Guy Gillette
B. B. Hickenlooper Rlowat
Harrison Spangler
Wotkers
Beth Bewey
Heck Ross
Drake University — Stadium
Prescott News Briefs and Local Revelations September 22
Prescott news notes a Bijdee Chal meeting at 2:30 p.m. and Presbyterian church activities including regular deacon meetings, evening dinners, and choir practices. A Gand Will Caravan visit from Texarkana to Prescott is announced with about 46 automobiles. Local engagements include marriages and engagements, church events, and social visits from residents visiting family in Arkadelphia, Shreveport, and Ruston.
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Tom Login
The
Presbyterian Church
Texarkana
Darling Stevens
Aaron Stevens
W. James D. Shops
HH. DB
Wouthton
Troum
Ernest Ballon
Ernest Bolton Jr
Ernest Bolton Tr
Shreveport
Shone
Myr
Roy Shope
Campaign Smear Drive Opens as Dewey Boost Goes On
The article reports Republican push opening for Gov. Thomas E Dewey with charges against President Truman's campaign and education policy. GOP campaign manager Herbert Brownell labels Truman's actions as humbling the nation and promises contrast with Dewey. Democratic chair J. Howard McGrath counters with claims of conservative federal education funding and GOP failures in passing federal aid. Mr. Truman canvasses Colorado and other states with several speeches while Dewey conducts a nationwide tour ending in Des Moines. Political leaders including House Speaker Joseph W. Martin and Sen. Alben W. Barkley coordinate campaigns as party lines sharpen ahead of November elections.
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United Press
Thomas J Dewey
Reman
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
Gill Congress
Dew
Dewey
Herbert ‘Brawnell
Moines
Towa
Brownell
Custer
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Dewer Cain
White House
House
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Rmass
Martin
Senate
Norman Thomas
Buffalo
Labor
Thomas
Henry Wallace
Earlakforum
GOP
New Moxico
Texas
Oklahoma
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Star Rights Democrats
Asheville
N. C
Democratic Nationaw
J. Howard McCrath
Yevonksen
McGrath
6Th Congress
Wcuestion
Meteluile
Arkansas Dixiecrats Drive for State Capture
A fragmentary OCR field shows Dixiecrats preparing a political push in Arkansas. Names and phrases appear distorted, but the item indicates planned party activity and a governance contest within a Dixiecrat context. No clear dates or specific figures are readable.
Labor disputes linger as costs and strikes ripple nationwide
Disputes across the United States continue amid shifting worker actions and employer pushback. Reports describe strikes, slowdowns, and potential industry impacts from Boston to Detroit, with unions pressing demands while firms seek concessions and contingency plans.
Warren's Mild Tactics Shock Old Politicians
Warren's mild Texas Oklahoma tour signals a shift in campaigning. California's Harl Warren uses homespun politicking to win over veterans who expected harsh rhetoric. He avoids fiery oratory, embracing a friendly, back of the car handshake approach that energizes supporters and unsettles seasoned Republicans.
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Warren
Barney Livingston
Falsa
Okla
California
Earnest
Amiabie Harl Warren
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Italy
Willkie
Roosevelt
AY Smith
Truman urges Western aid against Republican sabotage
President Truman appeals to Hocky Mountain voters to back a Democratic administration and warns Republicans would roll back western gains. He cites housing, price controls, hydroelectric projects, and conservation programs as stakes while accusing Wall Street and lobbyists of backing Republican moves.
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Truman
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My. Truman
State Capitol
Congress
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Wall Street
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Taft Or-Ohiey
MA En Mma Saith
Republican Party
Ad Bec
World War II warning in appeasement era tale at Eger
A wartime observer recalls the 1938 Sudeten seizure and Hitler’s Reich power shown in Eger’s rally, noting appeasement failures. He recounts discussions with a British official about shifting policy and the belief that only force can curb Hitler. The piece argues that early firmness might have prevented later global war.
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Finta “Czerhoslovakia
Sudentenland
Reich
Paris
Thomas Masaryk
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Ege
Baed
Willer
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Eger
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Fool Law Brings Preacher to Court Again
Rev. William Henry and four followers were arrested after a religious service on the Cleveland courthouse stage. Police charged them with violating the Tennessee ban on handling poisonous snakes in public. Henry defended the law and said God commanded him to handle snakes. The 1947 act followed two deaths in the Cleveland area in 1946.
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Perm
Tennessee
William Henry
East Chiattanooga
Henry
C. C. la. Ray
Cleveland Banner
Ends of a History Chapter on Peace in Our Time
A compact line notes the close of a chapter on the era of peace in our time. The phrase signals reflection on past ambitions and the lasting impact of diplomatic efforts.
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