Roosevelt Jr. Hopes Rise for Gubernatorial Path
Washington writes that Franklin D Roosevelt Jr may gain a better run for New York Governor as a step toward a possible presidential bid in 1956 or 1960 if Justice Ferdinand Pecora is nominated and elected mayor. The piece weighs up how Tammany Hall and upstate factions could shape his chance, and notes the Mayoral outcome will affect his political trajectory. It also discusses other Washington topics including Mrs Norton, embassy spending, and State Department plans.
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Ray Tucker Washington
iFranklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
New York
Supreme i Court
Ferdinand Pecorai
Tammany
O'Dliver
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Oyster Bay
Downstate
Upstate
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Pecora
Con Jaressman
Jefferson City Post- Tribune local news ad rates
The Jefferson City Post-Tribune lists subscription prices for carrier delivery and various regional combinations. Rates vary by distance, with annual and multi-month options for Missouri towns, adjoining counties, and outside Missouri regions.
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Zjellerson City Post-tribune
Triglene
Associated Press
Pape
Jefferson Gis
Jefferson Chy
MATS
Avery
Cole
Missouri
Monks
Coun
Méesouri
Auissouri
Mtissousty
Ortebde
Democrats Begin Farm Doorstep Campaign Ahead of 1950
Democratic leaders push farm vote after Des Moines conference with farmers from 16 states. They seek to extend farm-labor ties and broaden Senate and House gains, aiming to offset Republican momentum and secure early campaigning for the 1950 elections.
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Des Moines
Brannan
Democratic High Command
McGrath
Rhode Ts- Tang
U.S. House
Tarra
Senate
House
Congress
Truman
Army eyes in-house uniform production for officers
The army proposes making its own officer uniforms to avoid color mismatches from multiple contractors. A uniform makers spokesman argues for standardized cleaning to ensure consistent color, claiming everyone would be happy if all garb went to the same cleaner. Optimism runs through the critique.
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Parceivng
Truman faces test on health program support from Missouri
Dr Elmer L Henderson of the American Medical Association says Americans want proof before backing any national health plan. Henry Ford II adds that Soviet Russia could advance its people more by exploiting what they have, not by global schemes.
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Soviet Russia
Henry Ford Ii
Truman Moves Seven Plans to Congress on Reorganization
President Truman sent seven government reorganization plans to Congress, the first step in a long range efficiency program. Hoover Commission findings guide the plans, with acts restricting the president to executive branch changes and a 60 day congressional window to act.
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Truman
Washington
Congress
Hoover Comm Thissitn
Trumats
Nesses
William Howard Tait
Herbert Hoover
Executive
Jamter
Legislative
Courts
Hoover
Mr. Truman
House
Senate
Wittin
Towal
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hoover Commission
Memory and ruins mark Europe after war
Hal Boyle recounts European recollections after the war with vignettes in Frankfurt London and Normandy. He notes St Lo's revival and the French care for a German cemetery outside La Cambe, where crosses mark Unknown German soldiers amid wildflowers and a quiet memorial, unshouted Sieg Heil.
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Europe
la Cambe
Normandy
Hitler
Rench
Sieg Feil
Bridges To Be Built In Grundy County This Summer
Grundy county citizens have subscribed money to build two new bridges across Honey creek this summer. Floods in 1946 washed out all but two bridges across the creek and other roads have been closed since then.
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Trenton
White-Robed Mobs Target of Legion
In Birmingham Alabama on June 21 Legionnaires demanded state agents halt hooded white robed mob activity. A Birmingham Post reporter Clarke Stallworth, 23, was knocked down while investigating aight Tider at Sumiton. he was not seriously hurt. A warrant for assault and battery was served on Roscoe Fowler of Sumiton who posted bond of 200 dollars. Stallworth swore to a second warrant against Glenn Gadfrey for assault with a weapon. bond of 500 dollars was set. Fowler said he struck Stallworth when the reporter called him liar.
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Birmingham
Jefferson
Birmingham Post
Sumiton
Ala
Clarke Stallworth
Roscoe Fowler
Fowler
Stailworth
Glenn Gadfrey
Bond
Sdud
Nim Jiar
Paris Big Four talks yield limited gains on Germany
The Big Four foreign ministers conference in Paris ends with no major breakthroughs. They endorse a modus vivendi to allow divided Germany to continue under opposing blocs, reopen East West tracing, and pledge Austrian independence with a 130 million dollar reparations figure. Yugoslavia’s territorial claims are sidelined and Moscow’s reparations demands are left unresolved.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Big Four
Foreign Ministers’ Council
Paris
Pink Palace
Germany
Vishinsky
Russia
Bevin
Schuman
France
Acheson
Americas
Berlin
Europe
Reich
Yugoslavia
Austria
Uncertain draft at Vienna talks leaves outcomes unclear
The draft agreement remains nonbinding as signatories wait to see if it will be finalized. Moscow pressure and Tito Moscow tensions color the conference. Soviet demand for a secret session flared briefly while Acheson and Bevin prepared to depart. The dispute over German property profits in Austria was left to diplomatic channels. No clear winner emerged.
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Austria
Tito
Moscow
Vishinsky
Acheson
Bevin
Fire damages stove at 118 Hoonville Road
A call to 118 Hoonville Road at 7 am reported a short circuit in an electric stove owned by Sylvester Lohman. The stove sustained considerable damage and the kitchen area was heavily smoke damaged.
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Einen
Hoonville Road
Sylvester Lohman
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