Dewey Confident Ahead of New York Campaign Swing
The Associated Press reports Republican nominee Thomas E. Dewey pursues a final stretch drive with stops in Syracuse Buffalo Boston and possible New England appearances. He aims to rally upstate support and counter Roosevelt while facing occasional boos from crowds in a tense national race.
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World Sitter Tonic touted for digestive relief
Promotion claims the laxative aid helps move food waste through the bowel reducing constipation and related symptoms like sour stomach and bloating. Consumers urged to use as directed and purchase at Cohen's Drug Store and other modern drug stores.
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Dewey Leads in Campaign Broadcasts Ahead of Election
New York reports show Gov. Thomas E. Dewey has delivered 15 microphone speeches to President Franklin D. Roosevelt's 3. If schedules hold, Dewey will reach 20 broadcasts by election eve, while Roosevelt totals seven. Dewey's first radio address was in September, Roosevelt's opener on September 23. A conundrum is a pun in the interrogative form.
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Miller Funeral Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Bert Miller 63 will be held at her Dry Creek home Saturday with Mrs. W. T. Hood of Montreal officiating Burial will follow in a local cemetery She died yesterday from injuries from a fall ten months ago Survived by husband Bert Miller three daughters Beatrice Marguerite and Mrs Garland Roberts all of Dry Creek two brothers Monte Thompson Oak Hill Holly Thompson Madison and four sisters Hamill Callings Turkey and Hill Charleston
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Madison
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South Dakota
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McCue Turkey
Huntington
Ethel Hill
Charleston
Dodge Heiress Weds in Denver Simple Ceremony
The Dodge motor fortune heir and his Buffalo, New York bride Mar gery Geh man married last night in a quiet Denver ceremony. Only witnesses were present as the couple, who had faced last minute delays, vowed before Rev. Charles H. Brady. The bride is the daughter of Harry Merrill Geh man of Buffalo and the groom’s mother is Mrs. Thomas K. Birrell.
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Keller Replaces Knight As Speaker At Journalism Meet
Oliver J. Keller editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette was named the dinner speaker for the 28th West Virginia State Journalism conference to be held November 17 18 replacing John S. Knight who is unable to appear due to duties tied to his Chicago Daily News purchase. Keller will discuss world peace and press relations while about 100 newspaper men and journalism students from West Virginia University attend. The event includes AP members meeting and two clinics and reports on journalism scholarships and a School of Journalism Building. Also notes wartime production figures from the Office of War Information.
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United States establishes first national forests in 1891
The article notes that the United States created its first national forests in 1891 marking a pivotal step in federal land conservation. It highlights the establishment of protected forest lands and the start of a national approach to managing public woodlands.
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