Dewey accused of misusing quotes in White House row
Berle accuses Dewey of dishonestly using a memorandum to suggest the Roosevelt administration backs government ownership of industry. The White House analysis counters with fuller texts, showing Dewey misrepresented multiple quotations from Roosevelt, Barkley, Truman, Marshall and Arnold.
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Berea trustees consider Daniel Baker successor and restructuring
Berea trustees met to discuss plans to appoint a successor to President Thomas H. Hart amid a reorganization of the college. The board reviewed an aid project and a pottery program intended to aid student learning as they plan to avert Daniel Baker from becoming a separate institution. The group scheduled a Tuesday meeting to finalize details.
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Two Girls Entered In Miss Lubbock Beauty Contest
Miss Katherine Jean Shadbolt and Miss Dorothy Jo Stevenson lead entries for Miss Lubbock with Tex Tech students casting ballots today at the administration building. County voters pick their favorite from nominees for a chance to advance to Miss Texas In The War finals in Waco on Nov. 13.
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Missing US Ace Henry Brown Declared Lost in Europe
Capt Henry Treetop Brown of Houston and Arlington VA, top US flying ace in Europe with 30 Nazi planes, is reported missing after being shot down in a Central Germany raid on Oct 3. A Mustang fighter pilot, Brown holds the Distinguished Service Cross and the Flying Cross with three clusters.
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Further Candy Cut For Civilians Predicted
Philip G. Gott president of the National Confectioners Association predicted a further cut in candy for civilians at least for the remainder of the year. He said manufacturers are setting aside for the government 50 percent of their total production of five cent items.
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