Dewey Lehman clash in New York campaign scene
The article reviews the looming November gubernatorial race between Republican Thomas E. Dewey and Democratic Governor Herbert H. Lehman. It contrasts Dewey’s anti crime record and youth with Lehman’s business background and sweeping reforms, noting party and ethnic dynamics, campaign strategies, and broader national implications. It also surveys farm policy debates and European tensions shaping the political climate.
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Herbert H. Lehman
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York City
Lehman
Young
Empire State
Franklin Roosevelt
New York
Tom Dewey
Supreme Court
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McNary-Haugen
Around the House Lighting and Household Tips
Practical household guidance on lighting to shape room mood, selecting metal kitchen trash baskets for sanitation, teaching children self-reliance through bath time routines, and tips on meal prep, garment care, and uniform fruit portions for even cooking and appearances.
Slim Waist Glamour Patterns Show Off Victorian Shape
Two new sewing patterns highlight slim waists with four glass effect silhouettes, featuring Hearthside Coat and Daytime Dirndl designs. Details include fabric options, sizes, yardage, and trim requirements, plus a Fall and Winter Pattern Book with purchase options through The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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Til
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Lunar rainbows most likely after showers with bright low moon
Answers: lunar rainbows occur after showers on nights when the moon is bright but low. copyright term is twenty eight years (with 28 more if a second term). the Bible notes Sarah as the only woman aged ninety in Genesis 47:17.
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Quiz With Answers on Various Subjects From France to Coolidge
A compact quiz notes topics from 1886 U S reception of a French popular subscription to consumer customs such as using bread pieces as napkins for dogs. It defines a female architectural figure and explains the origin of sabot from French workers throwing shoes into machinery. Calvin Coolidge appears as an included item.
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U.S
Calvin Coolidge
Fearful Moslems use tasters and rattling coffeepots
A Collier's Weekly note describes wealthy Muslims in Asia Minor and northern Africa who fear poisoning. They employ food tasters and use coffeepots with pebble lids that rattle when guests try to open them, protecting the host while he is momentarily away.
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Asia Minor
Africa
Collier’s Weekly
Ancient non-skid tires dated to 2800 B C
Ancient non skid tires date back to char iots of 2800 B C and are not new. Non skid wheels were used on chariots ages ago and a model was excavated by the Iraq expedition recently. The wheel was roughened by copper studs to prevent skidding in racing and in war.
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Iraq
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