New York Rivals Clash On Fair Deal
ALBANY N Y Sept 16 AP New Yorks rivals for U S senator faced a sharp fight over the Fair Deal with Republicans charging Communist support for Democrats Former Governor Herbert H Lehman the Democratic-Liberal candidate hailed the presidents program as progress while Sen John Foster Dulles the Republican nominee denounced it as power grab at voters expense Dewey led a push against Communism linking ALP to Lehman The special election November 8 will fill the remainder of Wagners term ending January 3 1951 and tests for 1950 races Lehman backed federal aid to schools including parochial schools and civil rights proposals while Dulles warned of increased federal power under the Truman plan
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Albany
N. Y
New York
U. S
Herbert H. Lehman
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Thomas E. Dewey
American Labor Party
ALP
Lehman
Senate
Dewey
GOP
New York City
Democratic State Committee
Liberal Party
Robert F. Wagner
Air Force probes Barter Island C-47 crash death toll
FAIRBANKS Alaska Sept 16 INS Air Force officers investigate a C-47 twin engine transport crash that killed five men. The aircraft struck the ground in fog while attempting to land at Barter Island off the Arctic coast and burst into flames after impact. The flight originated from Ladd Field Fairbanks and it is unclear if any survivors. Barter Island lies 300 miles southeast of Point Barrow and 400 miles northeast of Fairbanks.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
INS
Air Force
Barter Island
Arctic
Ladd Field
Point Barrow
Blast Shatters Wing of B-50 in Seattle Plant
A gasoline explosion at Boeing's Seattle main plant shattered the left wing of an Air Force B-50 Superfortress injuring 11 workers in serious condition and causing four with minor burns. Investigators say fumes ignited in the wing tank as workers emptied fuel cells.
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Seattle
Wash
Boeing
Air Force
Truman Plans Quickie Trip To Missouri
President Truman will fly to Kansas City on September 29 for a four day stay to attend a dinner honoring William M Boyle Jr the new chairman of the Democratic National Committee. He will remain in Kansas City and Independence until October 2 returning to Washington. A longer vacation remains postponed until after Congress adjourns with a possible late November stay at the Winter White House in Key West Florida.
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Washington
Truman
Kansas City
William M. Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Boyle
Independence
Congress
White House
Key West
Fla
Shanghai Airport Target of Bombs
Official Chinese reports from Formosa say Nationalist planes raided Shanghai for the third time Wednesday, targeting Lunghwa Airport. A communique quoted two C 46 transport planes destroyed in a hangar and a warehouse of military supplies at Chinghai, near Hangchow, was destroyed by other Nationalist planes.
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Hong Kong
Formosa
Shanghai
Lunghwa
Central
Chinghai
Hangchow
Worsted wool jersey dresses by Bedford and Debby
Catalog notes show three Worsted wool jersey dresses in olive green tan gray or royal hues. Bedford pieces include a cap sleeve dress with a matching cardigan and a long torso two piece set priced at 25 dollars. Debby items feature gathered skirts and rhinestone buttons with belts priced 17.95 dollars.
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Bedford
Debby
Kerricks
Dolman
Salesmen Given Tips by Jack Lacy in Arizona
Boston sales trainer Jack Lacy told 100 members and guests of the Arizona Sales Executives that the future sales picture is bright. He noted the nation’s cash reserves at 177 billion and available credits at 300 billion, urging firms to convert money into purchases through strong product knowledge, selling psychology, and interview execution.
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Jack Lacy
Boston
Arizona
Lacy
Cartoon Chosen For National Handicapped Week
Ray Artigue of The Phoenix Gazette is notified that his Oct 7 1948 cartoon on employment of the physically handicapped will circulate nationwide during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week Oct 2. The Arizona Employment Service names Dee Reese to head local preliminaries, with Mayor Udall to appoint a community committee. Figures show 1000 job applications from handicapped persons.
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Ray Artigue
The
Phoenix Gazette
National
Gazette
Phyne
Artigue
Dee E. Reese
Veterans Employment
Phoenix Area
Nicholas Udall
Employment Service
Henry Bruner
Charles Jordan
Paul Weinzer
F. E. Webb
Roland Peck
Paul Lodge
John Stewart
John Mahoney
National Employ the Handicapped Week Drives Phoenix Outreach
In the Phoenix area during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week, Employment Service workers will contact Valley employers to place as many handicapped persons as possible in suitable jobs. The effort aims to expand opportunities for qualified individuals and promote inclusive hiring practices.
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Phoenix
National
Valley
Blind newsboy robbed in Columbus milk job theft case
Police charged Richard Temple, 22, a dairy employee, with stealing more than 100 dollars in small sums over six months from blind newsboy Robert Kunkle. He was held for petty larceny.
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Columbus
Ohio
Richard Temple
Robert Kunkle
St Monica Hospital Adopts Wired Soft Music Program
Doctors nurses and staff at St Monica's Hospital begin wired music program sourced from downtown Phoenix. Superintendent Emmett McLoughlin says private rooms remain unwired to avoid disturbing patients with sensitive conditions.
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St. Monica’s Hospital
Phoenix
Emmett McLoughlin
New Frigidaire Ranges Unveiled by Arizona Manager
Harry Humphries of W. G. Walt Company announced a new line of Frigidaire electric ranges at regional dealer meetings. Production is under way at the Dayton Ohio plant, with displays planned soon. The ranges feature faster cooking surfaces, lower power use, front mounted switch knobs, quiet nylon roller utensil drawers, and automatic oven controls.
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Harry Humphries
Arizona
W. G. Walt Company
South First Street
Dan Bowell
Frigidaire Division
General Motors Corporation
Phoenix Womans Club
Dayton
Ohio
Bowell
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Wes
Porter
Osen
Stetson
Kerricks Millinery Salon
Kerricks Dress Shop
Paign
H. C. Johansen
Arizona State Employment Service
North First
Johansen
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