Dewey blasts Roosevelt in Oklahoma campaign swing
Governor Thomas E. Dewey campaigns through Sapulpa and Tulsa after addressing a large crowd in Oklahoma City. He vows to restore integrity to the White House and attacks Roosevelt’s New Deal critique, saying the era of the indispensable man must end. The Dewey party continues its western tour en route.
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Jack Bell
Dewey
White House
Thomas E. Dewey
Oklahoma
Sapulpa
Tulsa
Roosevelt
Exhibit of Japanese curios sent from New Guinea
Ansel Summers, from his station in New Guinea, sends a Pacific era collection to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Summers on South Culver Street. The display includes silk from a parachute, three shirts and one coat with vertical pockets, eight labeled Japanese pencils, a pen resembling a Roman stylus, three oddly made pocket knives, knitted socks, five bamboo toothbrushes, chopsticks, a bamboo Geisha hair comb, and a delicate carved hair accessory likened to that worn by a Spanish senorita.
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Daily News
Melvin Summers
South Culver Street
Cpl
Ansel Summers
New Guinea
Pacific
Strangler Sentenced To Life Prison Term
Toledo report states Raymond S. Graham aged 41 was given a life sentence for the second degree murder of Mary Heaton 30 mother of two. Graham, who declined to testify, reportedly drank prior to the fatal strangulation.
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Toledo
Common Pleas
Raymond S. Graham
Mary Heaton
Graham
Movie pioneer Max Stearn dies in Columbus
Max Stearn a 70 year old motion picture exhibitor and owner of the Southern Theater in Columbus Ohio died at his home from a heart attack early today. He was a pioneer in Ohio cinema and an influential figure in local film exhibition. The Southern Theater faces uncertainty in his absence.
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Columbus
Max Stearn
Ohio
Southern Theater
Texas Voters to Have Six States on Ballot
Texas voters on November 7 will choose among six sets of presidential electors. The field includes Roosevelt pledged Democrats and anti-Roosevelt Democrats, officially listed as Texas Regulars. The anti-Roosevelt faction lost control of the state convention and was defeated in its effort to place its electors in the Democratic column on the ballot.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Sidney Lathan
Taft says Hillman to direct labor if F D is reelected
Senator Robert A Taft says Sidney Hillman will direct labor policy and predominate in business and economic policy if President Roosevelt is reelected He spoke in a radio broadcast asserting the CIO Political Action Committee directs the Democratic party and New Deal and that after the election Everything must be cleared with Sidney
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Cincinnati
Robert A. Taft
Sidney Hillman
Roosevelt
Ohio
CIO
Polio Claims Two In Toledo Ohio Died In County Hospital
Polio struck in Toledo Ohio with Harold Schwanger 16 of Wauseon and John McAdow 7 of Toledo dying yesterday. Schwanger was placed in an iron lung at County Hospital but died five hours later. McAdow was the son of Capt. and Mrs. J. McAdow of Toledo.
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Toledo, CO
Harold Schwanger
Wauseon
John McAdow
Schwanger
McAdow
Ais
J. McAdow
Tole
Hearings Begin On Wage Policy
The AFL says the Little Steel wage formula violates promises to labor and servicemen and fuels post war mood. George Meany and Matthew Woll, former War Labor Board members, press the case before the board for a change in wartime wage controls. Meany calls the wage freeze a fraud on workers and the armed forces returning to improved living standards.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
George Meany
AFL
Matthew Woll
War Labor Board
WLB
Roosevelt
Meany
Havana Clipper Crashes in Storm Near Puebla
Troops and relief teams move toward Pan American Airways Havana Clipper wreckage in the Ameyalco mountains north of Puebla after the airliner ran out of gas in a storm. Reports say two dead and ten injured among nineteen passengers and four crew members.
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Puebla
Mexico
Ameyalco Mountains
Here
Pan American Airways
Havana
Tlamalapa
Tribute Paid to Union Man Who Sacrificed Life
Detroit dispatch reports United Automobile Workers share a letter from Army Air Forces official Col. G E Strong praising John Rohm, Local 92 president at Fenton Michigan. Rohm left a sick bed to stop a Genesee Tool Co strike aiding B 29 Fortresses and died soon after while seeking nourishment.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers (Cio
Army Air Forces
Uaw-Cio
R. J. Thomas
G. E. Strong
Air Forces
John Rohm
Fenton
Mich
Strong
Rohm
Genesee Tool Co
Col. Strong
Roosevelt backs earmark for REA loan funds
President Roosevelt and the budget bureau recommend earmarking 585 million dollars for loan purposes to rural electrification associations over a three year postwar period. William J. Neal of St Louis deputy administrator for the REA administration told a conference of REA officials yesterday.
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Denver
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
William J. Neal
St. Louis
REA
Air Blows Shift To North Border Of Nip Empire
Air power moves toward Nippon as B 29s strike mainland targets for the third time in three months. Tokyo reports Anshan steel works as the objective with heavy fighter engagements and asserts reinforced Philippine bases despite recent losses. Marines on Peleliu push along the west coast while Amorbrogol Hill threats ease.
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Nip Empire
Tokyo
Anshan
Nippon
Iipe
Philippines
Adm
William Y. Halsey
Third Fleet
Davao Gulf
Peleliu
British To Free Man Suspected in Tyler Kent Case
London announces Captain Archibald Ramsay will be released unconditionally. Ramsay, a member of Parliament, has been detained under defense regulations since 1940. The move follows Senate testimony about Ramsay and Tyler Kent tying to a prewar Roosevelt Churchill understanding.
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Tyler Kent
London
Herbert Morrison
Archibald Ramsay
United States Senate
Sen
Shipstead
R.-Minn
Chicago Tribune
John McGovern
Commons
Ramsay
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Britain
United States
Wartime call for action by laborers inside Germany
General Eisenhower urges organized cells among Hitler’s enslaved foreign workers as Allied chances grow for a major invasion of Germany. He notes roughly 8 to 12 million foreign laborers under tight control and suggests a potential, though limited, impact from inside. The mood follows news of a dimout on the Holland front and hints of a forthcoming major Allied push.
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Eisenhower
Hitler
Germany
Reich
Europe
Holland Front
Russia’s Northern Armies End Final Nazi Resistance in Estonia
Soviet forces pound the last German pockets in Estonia and prepare to assault two Baltic islands guarding Riga approaches. Govorov’s Leningrad army captures Haapsalu and other ports as Baltic fleet reportedly joins the effort near Paldski. Warsaw battle continues with Germans retreating. Russians reach within 40 miles of Riga.
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Russia
Estonia
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Latvia
Ristia
Osel
Gulf of Riga
Gulf of Finland
Leonid A. Govorov
Leningrad
Virtsu
Haapsalu
Tallinn
Parnu
Paldski
Warsaw
Vistula
Ohio subcommittee to study municipal postwar problems
Lt. Gov. Paul M. Herbert chairs a 14 member sub committee to survey city issues in postwar years. The panel will exchange ideas with city reps and seek legislative action. findings go to the full Ohio Postwar Program Commission for a January legislature report.
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Columbus
Paul M. Herbert
Ohio
Herbert
Fred I. Rowe
Elmer Keller
Columbus Service
Bibegy
War Statement of Churchill Waited
London September 26 Prime Minister Churchill was cheered as he returned to London and avoided major war questions in preparation for a full dress statement on Thursday Foreign Secretary Eden announced a two day debate beginning then that could reveal Britain stance on postwar Germany Churchill only spoke on the Dumbar ton Oaks Conference saying no commitments had been reached. The conference with the United States Britain Russia and China aims to propose an organization to preserve peace and security and boost cooperation among peace loving nations
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Britain
Germany
Dumbarton Oaks
United States
Russia
China
Stewart Directs Jibes at Democrat Platform Mixup
Ohio Republicans rally as James Garfield Stewart condemns the 1944 Democratic platform error. He cites a typist copying an education plank from an older platform, claiming the Democrats repudiated their slate six weeks before the election. Stewart labels the alibi as a new low in repudiations.
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Columbus
Ohio
James Garfield Stewart
Miami County
Stewart
Allied Columns Drive on Kleve and Arnhem Fronts
Allied spearheads moved toward Kleve at the Siegfried Line terminus after pushing through Helmond and Duerne in Holland. American sky troops seized Beek and advanced toward the German homeland while British forces entered the Reichswald near Kleve, as Arnhem pocket fighting continued with limited supply drops.
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Arnhem
Second Army
Eindhoven
Nijmegen
Maeseyck
United States
Kleve
Waal
Rhine
Holland
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Supreme Headquarters
Middle Holland
Helmond
Duerne
Veghel
Eindhoven-Nijmegen
U. S
World Markets for American Farmers Seen After War
Senator George D. Aiken predicts postwar world markets will open for American farmers. He spoke at the National Frozen Food Locker Association convention in Columbus about agriculture expanding international cooperation and trade, powered by war enabled air and sea transport. HeForecast a rise in foreign purchasing and a removal of trade barriers as nations’ buying power grows.
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Columbus
George D. Aiken
Ces
Aiken
Evader Charged in Columbus Court
In Columbus on September 26 Hiram Wilson Jr age 26 of caster appeared in court and pleaded innocent to a charge related to failing to report for service as a Seet fae S. Commissioner.
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Evader
Columbus
Hiram Wilson
Caster
Fae S
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Frank E. Whittemore
Akron
Charles E. Coltrin
W. M. Cotton
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
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Dayton City Planning Board
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Frank Sohn
Libby- Owens-Ford Glass Co
S. Burns Weston
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