GOP Convention Nominates Dewey as Unanimous Choice
The GOP convention flows to nominate Dewey with near unanimous support while Warren remains second choice on the ticket. Editorial note clarifies opinions reflect the Western Newspaper Union analyst, not the paper.
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Dewey Wins Nomination as Republican Leader at Philadelphia
The Philadelphia convention ends with Thomas E. Dewey nominated for president and Earl Warren chosen as running mate. Dewey's machine and unified party support crown the effort while stop-Dewey forces collapse after Bricker, Warren, Stassen, Vandenberg, and MacArthur withdraw. The platform leans internationalist, backing European recovery and repudiating isolationism.
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Dewey’s Calculated Rise from New York DA to Governor
The portrait lauds Thomas E Dewey as a success story born in Owosso Michigan and rising to two New York governorships and two successive Republican presidential nominations. It credits disciplined ambition and directed energy for his political ascent. Dewey first gained prominence as a racket-busting district attorney in New York City.
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Tito Purged From Communists and Berlin Blockade Looms
The article traces Tito's expulsion from the Cominform as Moscow seeks to tighten control in eastern Europe while Yugoslavia pursues independent policies. It links this to a broader Cold War context including a planned U S peacetime draft and continued Berlin blockade pressures on Britain and the United States.
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Newsman’s Plight and Press at the Democratic Nominating Convention
In Philadelphia a Washington columnist muses on the newsman’s lot amid a partisan convention. He recalls Truman’s sharp jabs at papers and radio, the press’s role in shaping public view, and how TV may alter political spectacle.
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Emotional factors tied to asthma relief at AMA meeting
Dr. F. B. Schutzbank of Tucson Arizona said many asthma sufferers seek Arizona relief for emotional distress. He urged patients to curb family quarrels and inner tensions, suggesting nonphysical causes can trigger wheezing and choking.
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Nightie Tits Nicely Just the thing for hot summer nights
Nightgown pattern advertisement offers a sleeveless nightdress with narrow lace trim and pansy embroidery. Includes sizes 14 16 18 tracing color chart and pattern No 5565. Send 20 cents, name address and pattern number to receive complete cutting pattern.
January’s Birth in Roman Calendar
The early Roman year started in March with ten months. January was added by Numa Pompilius with 30 days and Julius Caesar later extended it to 31 days, shaping the modern month.
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