Dewey Would Face New Governmental Conditions If Elected
Washington report outlines how a Dewey victory would bring a lame duck era change for the first time since 1933. He would inherit a budget process and a Congress already in session, with veto power and pressed to shape foreign and military aid policy.
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Health tonic promises to rebuild weak blood strength
An ad touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for low blood strength caused by non organic anemia. It claims improved appetite energy and resistance, better digestion, and fuller flesh as the tonic boosts red blood cells and gastric juice, urging readers to purchase at their drug store.
Rioters Fire Records in Mahe, Indian Territory
In Mahe, France's administrative offices were attacked by about 10,000 rioters who burned records and halted administration. Officials said the mob came from outside the town, disrupting local governance after yesterday's raid.
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Mahe
Farmers In Plainview Area Give To College
Plainview farmers respond to a Wayland college drive with cotton or grain donations. Gerald Horton says about 3000 letters have been sent by students pastors and locals urging a bale of cotton or a hopper of grain per donor. Grain elevators offer a five cent premium per hundred pounds for Wayland gifts and the college can arrange pickup and sale with donor names recorded. Proceeds are tax deductible as gifts to a religious or charitable institution.
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Wayland College
Gerald Horton
Wayland
Horton
Texas Teachers Group Seeks $2400 Salary Law
Miss Emma Mae Brotze president of the Texas State Teachers association urges a $2,400 minimum salary for teachers, uniform contracts, and multi choice textbooks at a workshop in Fort Worth. She outlines a seven point legislative program including retirement and sick leave reforms.
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Fort Worth
Emma Mae Broize
Texas State Teachers Association
Brotze
Marshall
Charles E. Nash
House of Delegates
Dallas
J Doyle Settle Named Head of Petroleum Safety Group
J Doyle Settle secretary of the American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors in Dallas was elected head of the new drilling and exploration safety group in the petroleum section of the National Safety Council. He leads the association wide safety program formed at the 36th National Safety Congress in Chicago October 18 22.
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Petroleum Safety Group
Dallas
American Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Drilling and Exploration Safety Group
National Safety Council
Settle
National Safety Congress
Chicago
Association
Deep Sea Diving Ball Set For First Crew Test
Aboard the S S Scaldis off Cape Verde Island on October 23 the bathyscape designed by Pi Prof Auguste Piccard to descend about 100 feet for ballast tests and hull force checks will begin its first dive with a crew tomorrow. Moderate gale winds of 28 to 34 mph delayed the descent.
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