Truman and Dewey Press Campaign Windup Across States
President Truman and Governor Dewey ramp up efforts as election day nears. Truman campaigns from Pittsburgh to Pennsylvania crowds and then heads to Independence Missouri to vote. Dewey presses a five day tour including New York and Pawling New York aiming for a strong nationwide win to shape international policy.
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Dewey
New England
Midwest
Washington
Independence
Albany
Tru
Chicago
Cleo
Boston
New Yo
Deweyrews
Pawling
X. Y
New York
Hoffman Outlines U.S. Goal in Western Europe
Berlin October 24 U S Assistant Secretary Paul G Hoffman outlined a U S aim to restore Western Europe to a sound economic basis by summer 1952 and stated a hope to be out of Europe by then He noted Western German steel production reaching seven million tons annually as a key factor in revival while ERP faced Cold War charges and Allied zone production limits Old 1936 German steel output in British and American zones exceeded 14 million tons.
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Paul G. Hoffman
United States
Western Europe
Europe
Hofman
Lucius D. Clar
U. S
Teld
Germany
Hoffman
Afolotov
Navy outlines secret anti submarine submarines plans
Washington reports detail three covert antisubmarine submarines to be smaller than recent subs and fully equipped to battle enemy subs on or beneath the surface. Plans describe them as advanced prototypes guiding future production.
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Navy
Ordin
Earle W. Mills
Bureau of Ships
United States
Nav
Mills
Deaths at campus and in Baltimore reported in brief
Dr. Cassady, professor of Applied Christianity and director of field work, died on the Crozer Theological Seminary campus after a brief illness. Benton R. Gatch, 57, vice president and general manager of Paving Supply and Equipment, died after a short illness. his son Benton R. Gatch Jr. was killed on a WWII bombing mission. Funeral set for Towson home.
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Cassady
Crozer Theological Seminary
Benton Gatch
Baltimore
Benton R. Gatch
Paving Supply and Equipment Company
Genevieve M. Gatch
Betty Lou
Benton R. Gatch, Jr
Germany
Gaich
Towson
Railroads to Baseball Doubleheader Origin
The term double header in baseball traces back to railroad practice where two engines pulled a single train. The phrase later described two games in one day, mirroring the paired locomotives concept.
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Hagerstown
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State Office
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George L Smith
Henry Schueler
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Gary Cooper Sheridan
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ST. Mary's
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Ora
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