Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Sets Observance Date
President Roosevelt proclaims November 23, 1944 as Thanksgiving Day under the 1941 joint resolution. Multiple states plan November 30 observe, creating potential two Thanksgiving days due to five Thursdays this month. He calls the nation to gratitude for freedom won and a lasting peace while urging prayers and unity.
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Bricker Plans Radio Address Amid Campaign Fund Charges
Bricker heads toward New Jersey and New York after accusing the New Deal of brazenly soliciting campaign funds from soldiers, contractors, and beneficiaries of government loans. He will radio from Patterson, and speak at a Queens high school, citing a circulated Democratic list of potential contributors. Horstman and other officials defend the fundraising appeals as lawful.
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Ohio rally draws 6000 at Toledo Civic Auditorium
An Ohio campaign event drew an estimated six thousand attendees at the Toledo Civic Auditorium. Usher Ed Trepin led the rally as organizers touted momentum for the iala and national campaigns.
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