Taft plans little effort for Ohio vote
Sen Robert Taft centers on out-of-state delegate gains while relying on Ohio party leaders to deliver the 53 Taft delegates. Campaign manager Clarence Brown said Taft will not campaign much in Ohio, except for a February 8 appearance in Cleveland. Stassen backers aim to win several district delegates. Ohio primary is May 4.
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Harold Stassen
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Taft
Clarence J. Brown
Blanchester
Brown
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Stassen
Earl S. Hart
Minnesota
Truman
Fred
Johnson
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Hugh Butler
Nebraska
John W. Bricker
Pastors Reaffirm Opposition to UMIT Program in Ohio
In Columbus 2000 Ohio Pastors Convention members voted with one dissent to oppose compulsory military training as an obsolete age. The resolution warned it would divert resources and threaten youth moral development while aiding military control and hindering world organization. Louis Taber began a seventh term as president of the Ohio Council of Churches. A tangent note states a steam turbine works like a windmill.
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World Organization
Ohio Penitentiary
Louis J. Taber
Ohio Council of Churches
Taber
Award Winner HORIZONTAL is a 1 6 Pictured doctor 14
A fragmented OCR row lists multiple fragmented clues and entries including names, terms, and numbers across a two-line set, indicating a puzzle or crossfill page. It contains scattered references to awards and medical topics as well as chemical symbols and Latin terms, with several incomplete phrases and enumerations.
Bradley Confirmed Army Chief of Staff Nomination
Washington AP reports Gen Omar Bradley was confirmed by the Senate as army chief of staff. He will assume the post currently held by Gen Dwight D Eisenhower sometime this spring, replacing Eisenhower in the position.
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Omar Bradley
Army
Senate
Yester
Local Union Social Planned by Middletown AFL Group
Local Union No 310 AFL announces a social on the fourth floor of the Sorg Building this Saturday at 8 p m. The public is invited to attend.
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Middletown
AFL
Sorg Bldg
Amnest y Proclamation Offered by Roxas in Philippines
President Roxas signed a proclamation offering amnesty to about 20 to 30 percent of roughly 5,000 Filipinos accused of treason, subject to Congress approval. He said collaboration questions divided the nation but that most favor speedy amnesty, excluding those accused of espionage or other crimes during the occupation. The measure will be sent to Congress for action, likely the next day.
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Roxas
Philippine Congress
Booes
Philippines
Congress
Washington Letter on 1908 campaign outcomes
Republicans defeated Democrat Alton Parker and Debs who was running again. Bryan's 1908 slogan Let the People Rule failed to win. The note reflects party dynamics and voter sentiment in that period.
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Alton B. Parker
Debs
Bryan
Nostradamus and Taft in Historical Context
The note recalls Nostradamus as Michel de Notredame, famed French astrologer who died in 1586, and references the political contest with William Howard Taft as the Republican candidate, with a Tomorrow caption about a five-cent cigar.
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White House
William Howard Taft
Nostradamus
Michel de Notredame
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