Dewey Visits California to Hear Warren Climate Remarks
Republican nominee Thomas E. Dewey toured Barstow and Los Angeles praising California sun and Governor Earl Warren while signaling Warren would stay in state politics. Dewey contrasted reclamation funding with Truman era spending and drew 20 000 at Hollywood Bowl before a coast drive.
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Dewey Appeals in California Campaign Swing
Dewey drew about 2000 supporters in Bakersfield and promised to “clean house” in Washington, praising Gov. Earl Warren as a full partner. He contrasted with Truman’s tactics, warned of Communist influence, and scheduled a San Francisco broadcast. The Los Angeles stop featured Hollywood pageantry as Dewey urged a springhouse clean in January.
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Texan Fights Bar Off Ballot
In Houston on September 25 lawyers for Lyndon B. Johnson again sought to lift a federal injunction blocking his name from the November ballot as Democratic Senate nominee. An appeals judge said no authority to stop execution of the order, leaving Johnson's team weighing appeal to the Supreme Court or a writ of prohibition in the Fifth Circuit.
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Wallace Carries Fight to Missouri
Wallace the Progressive candidate heads toward Missouri to attack both major party nominees. He plans a Kiel Auditorium public meeting in St Louis after Ohio stops in Toledo Cleveland and Youngstown. He charges the current foreign policy mirrors Russian tactics and insists voters have no real choice.
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Mute Australian Boy Arrives for Wichita Speech Course
Six year old John Reid of Brisbane arrives with parents as part of Youth Month sponsored by the Theater Owners of America. He will enroll at the Institute of Logopedics in Wichita to treat speech loss from a brain fever four years ago. The family moved here through De Mille and Dr. Palmer with theater leaders aiding the effort.
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Stern Gang Chieftains Elude Israel Government
In Jerusalem the Bernadotte murder remains unsolved as top Stern gang leaders evade capture. Israeli police and military, after arrests of many suspects, report that the key architects of the assassination are still at large and active, with posters threatening government officials.
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Actor on 2500 Bail for Morals Charge
Rex Ingram a 53 year old actor was arrested on a white slavery charge and released in 2500 bail by a U S commissioner He is charged with violating the Mann Act for allegedly bringing a 15 year old girl from Salina Kansas to New York City for immoral purposes A further hearing is scheduled for Oct 1
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Five Survive 12 Day Wilderness Crash in Manitoba
Four Americans and one Britisher survived a 12 day ordeal after a U S Navy C 45 transport crashed in unmapped northern Manitoba wilderness. A Canso flying boat found them on an uncharted lake and will airlift them to the Pas. None showed immediate medical need according to the U S naval attache.
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Girl Acrobat Falls From Rope At Cole Brothers Circus
Barbara Beale an 18 year old acrobat was described as in fine condition after falling 30 to 40 feet when a rope broke during a performance in Austin Texas. Dr. F C Lowry said she would likely be hospitalized two to three weeks with a broken leg. An audience of about 2000 witnessed the accident.
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Iran Tribal Chiefs Get Army Training
Hundreds of tribal chieftains from across Iran are in Tehran this week for military training. The program augments regular forces with armed tribal auxiliaries, marking a major policy reversal from previous disarmament. The tribes, largely anti Communist, have helped curb communism in recent years.
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Bolivian Rightists Arrested in Subversion Plot
About 20 leaders of Bolivia's National Revolutionary Movement were detained amid accusations of subversive plotting. Officials said the arrests followed clashes outside Interior Minister Alfred Mollinedo's home, which MNR members denied, blaming police aggression for the disturbance.
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Boys Shelled Out In Pockets For Stolen Turtles
Buffalo store detective nabbed three boys for stealing turtle food. The youths admitted to feeding twenty five turtles kept in their pockets, a quirky theft case from Buffalo on September 25.
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Dewey Campaign Moves Into Northern California
Governor Thomas E. Dewey arrives in Oakland from Los Angeles aboard a special train at 4 30 p m. He delivers an 8 30 p m Civic Auditorium speech broadcast across 11 western states. The tour includes Larkin Hall balcony talks, Oakland City Hall steps, and a motorcade escort.
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Printers Case Delay Probed in Indianapolis
Federal Judge Luther Swygert questioned why the NLRB waited five months to file contempt charges against the International Typographical Union after contracts violated an injunction he issued March 27. Contempt filings followed in August as the union’s trial ended, drawing reactions from President Truman and Taft along with AFL and CIO leaders.
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Harlem Woman Named Democratic Presidential Elector
Edith McAllister Alexander a Harlem community leader was designated as Democratic Presidential elector from New York 22nd District. Spokesmen called the selection possibly without precedent in the country. She is a Yonkers native and associate director of the mayor's committee on unity.
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Father of Kathrine Cornell Dies in Buffalo
Dr. Peter C. Cornell, 83, a leading Buffalo theatrical figure and father of stage actress Kathrine Cornell, died last night at his home after a long illness.
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Tame Ripples Society Sells Belmont Suits At Discount
A humorous society column style item mocks a past column while promoting Belmont Gold Spun Suits at Ed's For-S 1211 East Anaheim. The pitch Includes a 10 percent refund and asserts lower prices than competitors. The prose lampoons social scenes and self about as a salesman.
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