Truman Tops Democratic Choice in 1948 Poll
Princeton Institute poll shows President Truman leading Democratic voters as the likely 1948 nominee with 48 percent, Wallace second at 24 percent, Byrnes 10, and Eisenhower 3 in the field. August figures had Truman 62 and Wallace 19. About 23 percent were undecided.
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Rome restaurants endure strike with self service and family aid
Diners in evening dress waited on themselves and washed their own dishes in some of Rome's smarter restaurants as northern Italy’s waiters walked out for shorter hours. About 100 of Rome's 4000 eateries closed. most others used large family help or shifted diners to self service when owners lacked descendants.
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Wisconsin Governor Skeptical of St. Lawrence Seaway Value
Gov. Walter S. Goodland questions the seaway's worth despite Wisconsin backing. He cites air cargo growth and emphasizes power from proposed dams as the main benefit, while state engineer Charles A. Halbert notes broad support and the need for broader congressional understanding.
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Power of Truth in the Woods a Fanti Witch Doctor
A Travel section excerpt reviews Fanti beliefs on witchcraft fetishes in the Gold Coast. It explains magic, the naming of individuals, charms from salt shells feathers or nails, and the idea of spirits within fetishes. It notes disguises and the fleeting power of charms and teases an illustrated leaflet by Uncle Ray.
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Frank C. Pape
Uncle Ray
Displaced Persons, Negro Troops Strain Postwar Germany
HAL BOYLE reports from Germany on the tension between displaced persons camps and Negro troops. Officers admit race issues complicate administration while refugees flood in from eastern Europe seeking shelter and food, fueling social strain and crime concerns as the U S Army contemplates a withdrawal.
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Deaths Last Night Claims Noted Baseball Figures
Walter Johnson aged 59, once strikeout king of the American League, died last night in Washington. Max Goldberg, 60, former San Francisco commissioner, also died, leaving unclear native origins.
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Walter Johnson
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Blond secretary climbs ladder past men dorm at Gettysburg College
Mrs. Shirley Blackwood, a blond secretary at Gettysburg College, climbs a ladder to reach the athletic director's office to avoid passing through the crowded temporary men’s dormitory below in the gymnasium building.
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Shirley Blackwood
Gettysburg College
College Gymnasium
Mexican crooners top Buenos Aires night club craze
In Buenos Aires Argentina a surge of Mexican crooners gains favor in city night clubs drawing emotional bobbysoxers into a lively scene. The trend highlights cross border music appeal and evolving tastes in Argentina's capital.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peterson's Ointment Hailed for Pile Relief Nationwide
A Buffalo druggist 40 years ago created an ointment for relief from pile irritation. It provided quick cooling soothing astringent relief and gained fame across the country becoming a favorite in thousands of homes. Ask your druggist for a 35 cent box or 600 tube with applicator money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson
Mexican Laborers Exile Tied to Avila Camacho Policy
President Avila Camacho faces efforts to curb the exodus of Mexican workers to the United States. The policy aims to reduce cross border labor movement amid ongoing migration pressures and economic concerns.
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Mexico
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