Dewey Advocates Unity Rejecting Racial Political Tactics
Governor Thomas E Dewey argues against racial religious and class appeals in campaigns. He asserts the Constitution and Bill of Rights as core American liberties and contrasts his views with President Roosevelt, stressing adherence to constitutional principles to safeguard liberty and equality.
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New York
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Supreme Court of the United States
Dewey Promotes Freedom Against Discrimination
Governor Dewey argues that opposing racial and religious discrimination in politics is a basic freedom. He claims his election would provide national assurance against racial distinction and religious discrimination, guiding democracy toward secure liberties for a peaceful people.
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Dewey Campaigns with Methodical Organization Ahead of Races
A Washington analysis notes Governor Dewey is building a disciplined campaign structure in contrast to Mr. Roosevelt’s wartime presidency. It describes Dewey’s ground efforts in Chicago Albany and St Louis assembling state delegations and party committeemen, while Roosevelt’s war and peace stance faces cautious handling of policy and international moves.
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Boy writes from the South Seas on courage and duty
A young traveler reflects on sleepless nights and distant lands, urging endurance and hope. He recalls former generations and future families, noting the hardship without glamor and stressing the simple act of doing the job set before him for forty days.
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By Elsie Robinson on tough times and forgotten promises
The piece portrays hardship and broken vows amid a harsh era. It reflects on loyalty, unspoken favors, and the struggle of boys and unmarked slaves, with a narrator named Lily Tad and hints of a faith kept by those who have departed and those who wait.
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Route of a Texas outlaw raid and a famed Ranger ambush
An account of the Sam Bass gang and a Ranger trap near Round Rock and Georgetown. The shootout in a dusty street left two deputies wounded or dead as Ban Bass and his men confronted Rangers Chris Connor George Howard and Dick Ware. The narrative recounts the ambush during a robbery at Monty Koypel's store and the ensuing gun battle.
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Sam Bass
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Round Rock
Georgetown
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Avery Stale
Chris Connor
George Howard
Dick Ware
Sheids
Mey
Ban Bass
Blackey” Jackson
Leah Homes
Walter Winchell on Broadway Trade Mark Registered Cop Adie
Walter Winchell on Broadway reports on political moves including Wendell Willkie’s coast trip and a pending decision on federal reserve bonds. The column notes a range of showbiz items from Leyla Genrgle to Molnar, mentions a tax case against a prominent figure, and Vern Canpary's film news. It also covers New York social and theater gossip with multiple named actors, studios, and venues.
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Unwilling Candidate in White House Political Drama
The Dies committee report details the Roosevelt administration and PAC ties, citing 72 White House figures involved with Sidney Hillman’s Political Action Committee. It claims Hillman’s group influenced primaries, with Niles and Daniels in frequent White House contact, Baldwin alleged to have done DC payroll work alongside PAC duties, suggesting covert campaign power rooted in the White House.
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Heart Failure By H N Bundesen
Article explains heart failure as when the heart cannot pump enough blood for daily activities. Symptoms include shortness of breath, swelling of legs, and fatigue. Rest can relieve symptoms temporarily. persistent weakness may require treatment with a drug called Atgilalte to support heart function.
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Sap Antonio light files from 10 and 20 years ago
A clipped 1954 column recalls Sap Antonio figures and events. Harry Griffin, a local insurance man and director of Blossom Time, faces an automobile accident and transfer to San Antonio. State politics mention Fenton for governor and no local ticket. The page also includes health notes on heart failure management and publishing details for the San Antonio Light.
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