Dewey and Lynch in clash foreshadowing 1952 race
Washington reports both parties to pick candidates. Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, poised for renomination by New York Republicans, uses Korea and foreign policy as centerpiece. Rep. Walter A. Lynch, Dewey’s Democratic foe for NY governor, aligns with Truman’s fair deal. Dewey signals broad national attack plan, while allies anticipate a broader GOP victory in fall contests. John Foster Dulles, longtime adviser, remains in orbit around Dewey’s international focus.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Truman
Dewey
Albany
Walter A. Lynch
Herbert H. Lehman
Joe R. Hanks
Far East
Irving Ives
Hanley
Altho
Korea
Busin
South Korea
Formosa
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Ottawa
Can- Lo
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Dungan Named Division Passenger Agent for Santa Fe
Promoted by Santa Fe F. L. Dungan has been appointed division passenger agent for the Santa Fe railroad succeeding J. P. Warren. The agent took over the position on Friday and will have offices in the Santa Fe building in Topeka. Warren has been promoted.
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Santa Fe
F. L. Dungan
Santa Fe Railroad
J. P. Warren
Topeka
Warren
Plymouth Congregational to Open Fall With New Minister of Education
BEGINS FALL PROGRAM Congregational Church Will Have New Minister of Education Miss Geraldine Gregg to serve as minister of education at Plymouth Congregational church Winnetka Ill She will supervise the church school and lead Sunday activities for children and youth Ruth Harwood will be soloist for the opening service Reverend Dale Turner presides at the worship service with a sermonette and student assembly following.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Dale Turner
Geraldine Gregg
Winnetkall
Ruth Harwood
Turner
Miss Gregg
C. C. Williams
L. J. Pritchard
Ohio Wesleyan University
Northwestern University
First Methodist Church
Evanston, Ill
Church School
Lunch Joke at Convention Heads Delights Delegates
In Good Humor Washington Sept 7 delegates from the Marine league in good humor over President Truman's apology for his cracks about their service passed around a gag at convention headquarters. What’s for lunch today crow.
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Washington
Marine League
Truman
Narrow Scotland Strip Holds Population Spike
Ninety percent of Scotland's residents live in a narrow corridor from Glasgow to Edinburgh, forming a dense population belt that shapes regional demographics and planning considerations.
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Scotland
Glaggow and
Edinburgh
Fine Fall Weather Scheduled With Brief Rain Likely
A brief weather note forecasts fall conditions with a few days of fine weather followed by a potential rainfall. The forecast mentions scattered areas receiving light to moderate rain amounts. No specific dates, locations, or authorities are given.
Acheson Denounces North Korean Propaganda as Fraud
Secretary of State Acheson accused North Korean communists of a fraudulent attempt to transfer guilt for Korea's war to the United Nations. He told a news conference that the United States and the UN are defending Korea against aggression, with combat aimed at military targets only.
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Washington
Acheson
Korea
United Nations
United States
Kne
U. N
Post Offices Deny Quiet Mail Service Improvement Claim
Washington reports that the Post Office Department called a claim of a hush hush order for faster service absolutely false. National Association of Letter Carriers secretary Jerome J. Keating told Seattle convention that officials ordered better service for loud complainers seeking one day deliveries. The department would only say it has no comment beyond denying the claim.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Erome J. Keating
National Association of Letter Carriers
Seattle
Keating
Chicago Fair Ends After 72 Day Run
The Chicago Fair of 1950 concluded after 72 days with an attendance of 1,709,004. Fair president Kent Chandler said he is highly gratified by the exposition on the Lake Michigan front and a decision on a yearly event will be made later.
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Chicago
Kent Chandler
Lake Michigan
Local Notices From Baldwin Area Social Roundup
Labor Day greetings from Baldwin residents feature Mr and Mrs Martenus Wright Mr and Mrs E Goles and Mr and Mrs Roy Doleshal of Kansas City who are visiting relatives and staying with Misses Ethel and Edna Wilson on Chapel Street Norma Jean Nelson former Baker student plans Baker attendance before their marriage on August 12.
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Martenus Wright
Bedalla
E. Goles
Roy Doleshal
Kansas City
Ethel
Edna Wilson
Chapel Street
Doleshal
Norma Jean Nelson
Baker
Joseph Simunac
Enid
Okla
Simunac
Army Air Base
Rak- In
Kansas Ciy
Fred Sharpe
Max Thompson
Baie
H. E. ‘Ood
Wilbert W. Lewis
Vaiboapleal
Brent Middleton
Andra
Bath
Wichita
Orlando Samaple
Baldwin
Evans
Ment College
Richard
Ohio
Sara Counts
Now She Shops Cash and Carry Without Painful Backache
Backache and low energy from exertion and cold exposure may signal kidney strain. Doan's Pills claim to ease discomfort by aiding kidney tubes and waste removal, with decades of use noted in the ad text.
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Dean
Baldwin Rotary hears of new disposal plant
A Baldwin Rotary club luncheon discussed the completed south town disposal plant with a tour by Prof. Paul Evans of Kent and Thomas A. Evans Sr. of Siloam Springs. Guests included Mrs. J. R. Francis of Albuquerque and Mrs. H. H. Thompson and son Stax, visiting Topeka for hospital treatment details.
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Joe
Aire
Witaon
Delt
Jamie Taul
Thomas A. Evans, Jr
Amall
Chester
David
Sheam Springs
Ark
Thomas A. Evans
Ar Evans
John Brown University
J. H. Wright
Hopkins
Baldwin
Joyce
Baker
Paul Evans
Kent, O
Thomas A. Evans, Sr
Siloam Springs
J. KR. Francis
Albuquerque
N. Wi
F Francia
Flint Mich
H. H. Thompson
Stax
Topeka
Topeka Guest Attends Wedding Amid Mixed Names
Fragmentary notice notes Topeka residents Asmith and family at a wedding in Iola. Names W. Wi, Ter, and Beverly appear amid garbled OCR, with reference to a floral display and a floral opening event at a place called Satural hundred.
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Asmith
Famile
Topeka
Cotes I Smith
State Architectural
Opel
Iola
Wi Ter
Beverly
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