Bricker Attacks Roosevelt Links PAC to Browder
Ohio Gov. Bricker declares that PAC leaders Browder and Hillman have hijacked the Democratic label to run Roosevelt’s fourth term. He argues Browder’s and Hillman’s influence shows a split from the party and accuses Roosevelt of being their political prisoner. Bricker cites the transfer of nine New Deal employees to the PAC as proof of a close alliance.
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Gov
John
Iong Committee
Manihe
New Deal
Apublican
Baldwin
Earl Browder
Communist Political Association
Bricker
Fort Worth
Dallas
Texas
Ohio
PAC
Browder
Franklin Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Great
Hillgnan-Browder Communist Party
Hillman
Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Lone Star
Colorado
iMove
Deval
New
Deal
Pvt Ray S Veazey Killed In France
Pvt Ray S Veazey 26 U S Army was killed in action in France on Sept 21 the War Department informed his wife of 2223 Sixth Wednesday He had been overseas since Aug 1 and in the Army since February He worked at South Plains Army Airfield before service and farmed near Abernathy Survivors include two daughters Anna Jo 6 Janita 3 his mother Mrs M L Seay of Abernathy and sisters Mrs Earl Caldwell of Slaton and Mrs Ostro Dooley of Anton.
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Ray S. Veazey
France
U. S. Army
War Department
South Plains Army
Abernathy
Anna Jo
Janita
M. L. Seay
Earl Caldwell
Slaton
Ostro Dooley
Anton
Sheppard Field Starts Fourth Year of Training
Sheppard Field in Texas marks its fourth year of turning out Army Air Forces trainees as it begins a new phase this month. Col. Alfred L. Jewett will assume command on November 1, succeeding Col. Joseph H. Davidson who is transferred to Chanute Field Illinois. Industry changes accompany the PAC reorganization with several appointments announced, including Joseph Carr, C. A. McPeak Verda Barnes George S. Mitchell Raymond S. McKeough Emil Corwin and Ping Ferry taking new posts in PAC and related agencies.
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Sheppard Field
Army Air Forces
Alfred L. Jewett
Joseph H. Davidson
AAF Western Technical Training Command
Chanutefield
Ill
Jewett
Boca Raton
War Manpower Commission
PAC
New York
Joseph Carr
Treasury
C. A. McPeak
War Production Board
Texas
Verda Barnes
WMC Information
George S. Mitchell
Farm Security Administration
Raymond S. McKeough
OPA
Emil Corwin
Agriculture Department
Ping Ferry
New Hampshire
Payne Named Clerk of Appeals Court at Amarillo
Elmo Payne, longtime Lubbock County deputy clerk, will be sworn as clerk of the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh Supreme Judicial District in Amarillo. The appointment fills the post left by J. M. Oakes. Payne has lived in Lubbock 32 years and will relocate his family to Amarillo. He is active in Broadway Church of Christ and several fraternal orders.
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Elmo. Payne
Seymour
Lubbock County
Amarillo
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Royal Furgeson
EL. Pitts
J. M. Oakes
Payne
Furgeson
France
Betty Ruth
Payne W
Lubbock
Abilene Christian College
Texas Tech
Broadway Church of Christ
Lubbock Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Dutch Coal Miners Face Severe Winter Food Shortage
In Maastricht, nearly 500000 Dutch civilians face a critical winter as coal shortages deepen food scarcity. Germans stripped supplies before retreating and civilian food is tied to military bottlenecks, worsening conditions beyond recent years. Major Leo Senecal, former Chicopee mayor, calls the situation the worst in Europe aside from Greece.
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Maastricht
Holland
Maj
Leo Senecal
Chicopee
Mass
Europe
Greece
Landlords Are Little Choosey These Days
Tulsa report shows landlords tightening tenant rules in war housing. Restrictions include no smokers or drinkers, church membership required, and couple-only listings with both employed on a working shift. Content reflects wartime housing pressures and owner practices.
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Tulsa
Charles C. Clark
Splendid Cough Syrup At Home Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement praises a homemade remedy by mixing Pinex with syrup to create a pint of medicine. It claims four times the value, palatable taste, non spoilage, and strong relief of cough, phlegm, and throat irritation with a money back guarantee.
Churchill refuses detailed terms on Nazi surrender policy
In the Commons Churchill confirms continued policy of unconditional surrender with no bargaining with the enemy. He notes details must be settled by the principal allies and rejects alarm. The report adds a note that over half of U S fires occur in homes.
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Iaitee Wission
Churchill Old Vnston
Prem
John Dugdale
Churchill
Ptional
U. S
Evacuated Poles Reach Oswiecim Then Perished in Gas Chambers
Reports from underground channels state that Polish civilians evacuated from Warsaw after the insurrection arrived at Oswiecim on October 14. The group, about 12,400 people including women and children, were killed in gas chambers the same day. many men aged 16 to 60 were sent to forced labor or slave gang service.
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Warsaw
Oswiecim
Beaumont Enterprise to End Democratic Tradition in Dewey Bricker Election
The Beaumont Enterprise will publish its full editorial on Wednesday endorsing Governor Dewey and Governor Bricker, arguing the wartime effort and peace depend on restoring democratic government at home by ending what it calls a political dictatorship in Washington. It states the election will not affect war or peace but will mark a needed national change.
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Fai Bea Rt
Beaumont Enterprise
Dewey-Bricker
Dewey
Washington
Don’t Flush Kidneys Remedy Ad Sparks Comfort
An old advertisement promotes a remedy claiming to stop pain burning and frequent urination by restoring body fluids and pH balance. It promises relief and healing of sore spots and is marketed by ROS with a price of $1.00. Available at Mark Halsey Drug Stores.
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Mark Halsey Drug
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