Off-year elections stir Bilbo seat contest and local races
In the off year, Mississippi Senator and Kentucky governor contests draw attention alongside congressional races in Ohio Indiana and New York. Mayors of major cities including Philadelphia San Francisco Cleveland and Detroit face ballots as national interest centers on the Kentucky gubernatorial race and local trends for 1948.
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D. Penn
CVERS
Mississippi
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cleveland
Detroit
Funeral Bill Payment Plan Details Unclear
The text requests information on a Forex Lawn Plan to eliminate funeral bills and mentions unclear agent names and ages. No verifiable facts or entities present to confirm a real program or offer.
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Pritiguion
Democratic drive to unseat Republican administration
The piece lists multiple races including U S Senate hopefuls in Mississippi and New York, races for attorney general Eldon S. Dummin, and GOP incumbent Sims Willis. It notes special elections in New York's 14th, Ohio's 4th, and Indiana's 10th districts caused by appointments and death, plus Philadelphia mayoral contest between Richardson Dilworth and Bernard Samuel and a three way race in San Francisco for Roger Lapham's seat.
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Eanless Clements
Eldon S
Dummit
Simeon
Willis
G. O. Ps
Mississippi
Theodore G. Bilbo
U. S
William M. Colmer
Janehan E. Rankin
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Rayfield
Jones
Federal Communications Commission
Spultmier
Ind
U nUadelphia
Hace Malts
Richardson Dilworth
Ogainst
Bernard Samuel
Dilworth
Quaker City
San Francisco
Roger Laphara
Franck R. Havenner
Chester R. MacPhee
Board of
City. Supervisors
Superior Court
Elmer E. Robinson
Tenney Takes Up Film Red Probe
The California Un American Activities Committee opens a three day hearing in Alameda County to allege Communist influence in Hollywood. It aims to show connections between Hollywood writers mobilize and known Communist sympathizers, with references to officials and unions.
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Tenney
Oakland
State
unAmerican’ Activities Committee
Washington
Hollywood
State Department
Alameda
Richard E. Combs
Jack Tenney
Vic Hollywood Weters
New York Daily Worker
New Muansua Nowspapera
Mamet Lavery
Thv
qUaltet
Anil
California
Gabor
School of
San Francisco
Libyan Leader Vows Blood to Stop Italy Return
Bashir Al Sadawi, head of Libya's National Council for Liberation, pledges Libyans will resist any form of trusteeship by Italy with blood and continued struggle. He cites Arab League support, recalls 1912 1946 resistance efforts, and dismisses British administration as temporary while demanding independence and unity.
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Arab League
League
Indhass
Egypt
Libya
AL Sadaw
Tbn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Italy
Yans
al Sadawi
Arab ‘League
Western Hemisphere
Thurope
Gazibe
World War II death toll tops 15 million says Marshall
Secretary of State George C. Marshall reports in Britannica that total casualties of major belligerents exceeded 15 million killed or missing. He notes Russia suffered the largest losses at 7.5 million and Germany 2.85 million, with other nations given figures of Japan United States United Kingdom France Italy China and more. The estimate excludes smaller states but highlights the vast wartime cost.
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Chicago
George C. Marshall
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Poland
Balkan
Marshall
Russia
Germany
Japan
Shanghai
United States
United Kingdom
Commonwealth of Nations
France
Italy
China
Saeh
Marshal
Boland
Europe
Free Europe Need Stressed to Save Western Freedom
Detroit November 3. Norman Armour assistant secretary of state told an inter American luncheon that Western Europe’s liberty hinges on resisting police state entrenchments. He warned small elites with arbitrary power could threaten freedom if unchecked and said world war depends on Europe’s free peoples.
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Detroit
Europe
Norman Armour
Armour
Western
Group Voices Criticism at Hollywood Communism Probe Event
A reception at Park Central Hotel honored 19 subpoenaed Hollywood figures amid sharp criticism of the House Committee on American Activities. Notables including Ring Lardner Jr and Dalton Maltz spoke as witnesses cited for contempt faced pressure over questions on alleged communist influence in film. Donations were announced for two defendants facing deportation as aliens suspected of communism.
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New. York
Nov
House Committee On
Givi
Rights Congress
Hollywood
Congress
Park Central Hotel
Gerhard Eisler
House Committee
America
Eisler
Hanns Eisler
George Marshall
The
Civil Rights Congress
Philadelphia
Progressive Citizens of America
Dorothy
Parker
Vincent Sheean
House
Larry Parks
Albert Maltz
Irving Pichel
Ben Margolis
Ring Lardner Jr
John Howard Lawson
Lewis
Milestone
Samuel Ornitz
Robert Rossen
Walto Salt
Alvah Bessie
Richard Colins
Herbert Biberman
Lardner
Lawson
Ornitz
Maltz
Bessie
Biberman
Veterans Rally Protest at Independence Square March
Harry Knable of Chapter 45 MOPH said he would meet President Truman to urge removal of three federal judges who allowed a rally opposing the House Un American Activities Committee. Veterans plan to march on the capital after a clash erupted at the Independence Square gathering sponsored by the Progressive Citizens of America.
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Philadelphia
Harry Knable
Truman
House Committee on‘un-American Activities
Hollywood
Knable
Independence Square
Progressive Citizens of America
Estate Shared in Five Foot Document in Los Angeles
Mrs. Alice Maud Nicholson aged 75 disposed of a 513,000 estate in a five foot document filed in Superior Court as her will. The handwritten will dated December 7, 1944 bequeaths the estate to 11 nieces and nephews. She died October 8.
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Los Angeles
Alice Maud Nicholson
Superior Court
Nehru proposes UN supervised Kashmir plebiscite
New Delhi reports Prime Minister Nehru suggesting the United Nations supervise a referendum to determine Kashmir’s status. He pledged that India will not keep troops once peace is secured and said the verdict should be fair and accepted. He described the invasion by Pathan raiders as a violation of international law and questioned Pakistan’s role.
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New Delhi
United Nations
Kashmir
Pan‘dit
Jawaharlal Nehru
Dominion of
India
Orting
Pakistan
Frontier
Nehru
Néhru
Pathan Raiders
U S Reds Decline to Join Belgrade Cominform
The Communist Party of the United States says it will not affiliate with the Cominform at Belgrade fearing U S reactions and repression. The party supports international worker solidarity and friendship with the Soviet Union while opposing alliances felt to threaten national independence.
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New York
Communist Party of the
United States
Cominform
Belgrade
Communist Party
Commu Nist
Gestardy
William 2. Foster
Eugene Dennis
Ingehe
Cominforma
Wall Street
Europe
Foster
Dennis
No. 620-65 Duns tan D.C. arthritis treatment ad
A vintage ad promotes the Divican method for arthritis including arthritis, rheumatism, nephritis and straticn. It claims superiority over usual methods and presents Dr Duns tan D.C. method with an office address at 1403 East Seventh Street Long Beach.
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D.C
7Th St
Long Beach
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