Dewey platform attacked in Philadelphia editorial over vague promises
A Philadelphia editorial blasts Thomas E. Dewey for president proposing a vague platform. It argues the program parrots generalities and would dishonor local progress unless Dewey offers concrete plans. It warns that reporter and public will judge Dewey on real commitments if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Dewey
Canyaigo Platen
Dewey
Philadellia
Aedl
Ibis
Mat Varry Vromian
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Kane
Signing of Coal Contract Without Mine Walkout Raises Questions
Readers worry if a signed coal deal without a strike signals stability in the industry. The United Mine Workers and coal operators clash over wages hours and conditions as the Taft Tariff Loan Act looms, with UMW leaders calling the act a step toward servile labor constraints.
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Alviken
Taft Traciten Loan
Pal Mare
Te Wrida
UMW
Not Much Help in Organizing Traffic Accident Studies
Abstracted report notes studies on traffic accidents focus on driver behavior and risk factors. Analysts aim to identify who caused crashes, how reckless driving leads to chain reactions, and how errors propagate to involve multiple vehicles. The discussion compares analyses to essential ingredients of a larger problem.
Paper suckers and beekeeping in a rural community
A quirky local piece describes a return to normalcy with paper suckers replacing wooden sticks, praising church leaders and a bee cautionary tale. It notes area residents, including Principal C S Melley and Mrs Lana Morrison, celebrating vacation Bible school and a garden of flowers. Also covered is a coal miner Edward Ritter's injury recovery, aided by his family and mine welfare funds, with rehabilitation support lined up from state and federal agencies as he seeks suitable work.
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George Armstrong
Toat
B. Ja Jones
Callaway Weights Comunity
Jones
Lana Morrison
Bible School
Vames
Edward Ritter
Coal City
Tistriat
Fermanelle Hospital
Vallejo
Calif
Lillybragk
Lillyback Coal Company
Ritter
Negister
Arid No Childrar
Nova Gay
Jainen Robert
Atse California Hospital
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirrement Fund
Mitner
Aso
Te State Vicational Rehabilitating Service of
Germans face Berlin crisis as four allies clash over Germany plan
Nation Today analyzes postwar Berlin where Soviet, American, British, and French forces administer sectors. The piece notes food shipments, occupation zones, and divisions delaying a single German government. Western powers push for a unified approach while Russia seeks leverage to shape a communist future.
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Washington
Leilin
Britain
Russia
France
Germany
Berliz
Tomarrny
Western Europe
Farlier
United States
England
Eller
Bertin Cone
Billetin
Ilechf Wyatt
Slarse
Erty 'Nevatise
Sinsaitid
Berlin
Tcs
Corinans
Starveli
Btalexs
The Amiga Print King of Hollywood History
Earl Haya, a quiet printer with round glasses, became famed as the world’s most prolific ube Washer printing endless inserts. He crafted fast headlines and montage flashes to cover history in seconds, creating dummy covers for national news and magazines. His ware included war headlines, posters, and counterfeit-like plates, fueling a profitable yet shadowy film industry supply chain.
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Hollywood
Earl Haya
Becasire
Hays
Geialan Tammistice
Gap
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Raqse
West
Pames
Oas
Jon
Lamake & Iving
Compact six room cottage planned by Bertram A Weber
A COE AP News feature describes a small six room compact dwelling labeled a honey moon collage. The plan W-302 by architect Bertram A Weber of 221 North LaSalle St Chicago IL shows a 405 square foot ground house with garage and full basement, 18 000 cubic feet, a red hick exterior with white trim and green shutters, and a first floor bedroom doubling as a library with a future shower stall in the lavatory to allow growth.
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AP News
Cay
Bertram A. Weber
North
LaSalle St
Chicaga 2
Convention Week at Philadelphia Delivers Debating Sparks
Boyle reports on a raucous Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia opened July 2. Delegates and attendees celebrated with high energy, praising Dewey while critiquing Republicans. Highlights included a strong acceptance speech by Governor Earl Warren and the standout arrival of Chief Crow, a 100 percent American Sioux leader, in feathered regalia.
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Philadelphia
Brotherly Faye
Dewey Watt Lickel
Herbert Hoover
Granshig
Maroid BE. Siasson
Attlorgh
Trewey Adekiltlertle Wathin
Connecticut
Michigan
Anaiatis
Gates
Wwgel
Chithain Josph W. Machin
Tolleall
Dewey
Cesyan
Bun
Mey
William Spotted Crow
South Dakota
Stason
They Forgot Love Chapter Twenty Financial Crisis Forces Wedding
Frances confronts her aunt's attorney after learning she is penniless despite expecting insurance. He warns of no further help, and Frances plans to marry Bob Trumbull for stability. She contemplates her future, then finds a glimmer of hope in Lottie Jane at the restaurant.
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Frances
Bob Trumbull
Christimas
Noyce
Trumbull
Wan
Jose
Sher
Cresut
Wilma
Lottie Jane
Lottie
Lavtie
Engaged Couple Hopeful Amid Inheritance Woes
Frances learns of a problematic inheritance while Lottie urges an immediate wedding to Robert. With limited funds, Lottie offers a cheap room at her boarding house and urges quick plans as Frances considers moving in tomorrow to ease the pressure.
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Lettie
Robert
Lotile
France
Pye
Lottie
Arem
Frances
Lotlie
Tomorow
Medical finding links delinquency to lack of breastfeeding
A long, dubious article claims a 20 year study by psychiatrists links juvenile delinquency to widespread bottle feeding and reduced maternal affection. It cites World War II era data, dubious ethnic tests, and references to Japanese and Chinese cases, quoting a Detroit doctors group and Johns Hopkins figures to argue early emotional deprivation causes later mental instability.
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Central Press
Washington
Hman
Grandma
Marer
Ertoneouis
Yamet Nerivans
Ciel
Ching
Wiliam Alanson Foundation
Tatler
Sehiel
Japanese Islands
Frederick II
Aldecards
Auto
Detroit
Carnefians
Meir
Max Welle
Carnethe Ragan
Gracchi
Fala
UL Ue
Dolea Ramer
Johns Hopkins
Hales
Childrer
Hr. Kanter
Weight for Today Thee Did Worse Than Their Tethers
The fragment notes a comparison where weight or burden imposed on Thee exceeds a restraint, signaling a historical struggle with limits and expectations. The terse line suggests a moral or religious reflection on restraint versus release, framed as a brief, austere observation.
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Plata
W. A. Dorsey
Beckley
Ray Powers
Uarrey
Dr. Darsey
Fr Hetrick
Hecke
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Nation Today
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