GOP Presidential Visits Expand in Texas Roundup
A Republican political roundup notes plans for three more GOP presidential figures to visit Texas ahead of a state convention. The article cites Governor John W. Bricker of Ohio and Mrs. Melis describing possible attendees, including Tom Dewey and Earl Warren, plus a northern governor whose name is not yet revealed. It discusses Dallas as a central hub for events and the likely extension of delegates to the Chicago convention, with committee leadership and upcoming selections for party posts and new members.
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Dallas
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Olio
Melax
Tom Dewey
New York
Earl Warren
California
Texas
Chicago
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Nolte
Dal
Lowlland
Bricker
Ghey
Oklahoma
San Antonio
Republcan
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Htis
Sol. R. B. Grenger
Brownsville
Ohio
Roosevelt
Warren
Carter's Little Liver Pills Digestive Aid Pitch
A dated ad copy promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a fast digestive aid. It touts relief from indigestion and upset stomach, urging readers to try the product for quicker comfort and better digestion.
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Ana
Bette
Carter
Legislators Back Special Session for Soldier Voting
Bexar and Texas lawmakers express strong support for immediate special session to allow soldiers, guardsmen, and others in the armed forces to vote in the 1944 election by remitting poll taxes or enabling constitutional means. Delegates cite precedent from 1918-19 and note constitutional and practical hurdles for regular army voting.
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Toye
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J. Wigfire
Houston
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Ameradiey
A. Williamson
Texas
Marshall O. Bell
Pat Dwyer
John C. Hoge
Hoyo
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Rolleeter
Grover Sellers
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United States
Regnar Army
Austin
House
Senate
Davis Climbs In Louisiana Election
In New Orleans on January 19 Jim Davis, public service commissioner and songwriter, gains in the Democratic gubernatorial primary as returns come in from parishes. Morgan leads early. Long-backed candidates surge, with Morgan at 63,208 and Davis at 55,398 as final tallies from 167 precincts show Long ahead in the lieutenant governor race and other figures listed for Margison and various state and local officials.
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Las
Jimuue H. Davis
Public Service
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Tavis
James H. Margison
Sam Caldwell
Shreveport
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Dudder Lubanci
Vincent Moseley
Dawyer-Farmer
Lee Lanitr
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San Tennant
Carl T. Jewngoune
Texas Vocation Group Honors Two Officials
Mrs. Bess H Stratton and Mrs. Charles R Allen were elected vice presidents of the Texas Vocational association in a Wednesday announcement by retiring president CE Troute. Stratton coordinates business education for San Antonio part time and evening schools while Allen teaches at San Antonio Tech High School.
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Bess H. Stratton
Charles R. Allen
Texas Vocation Association
CE. Troute
Stratton
San Ananion
Allén
San Antonio Tech High Schoo
Mauermann Receives Political Visitors at City Hall
Mayor Gus Mauermann hosted two visitors on Wednesday with political aims. District Judge C. K. Quin, a former mayor, discussed the upcoming San Antonio housing authority board appointments. February Sem Newton announced his candidacy for the office of the Peace Bat Corrigan's.
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Gus &. Mauermann
C. K. Quin
San Antonio Housing Authority Board
Sem Newton
Corrigan
GOP Takes 2 House Seats in Pennsylvanian Special Elections
Republicans secured two additional House seats after wins in Pennsylvania’s 2nd and 37th districts. Joseph M. Pratt led over William A. Barrett in the 2nd district, with results from 363 of 464 divisions. Samuel K. McConnell Jr. defeated Marvin B. Brunner in Montgomery County’s 37th district, giving McConnell a 16,254 vote plurality and boosting GOP House tally to 217 seats with minor party and independent members remaining.
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Philadelphia
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UFI
House of Representatives
Tovay
Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Pratt
William A. Barrett
James P. McGranery
Attornney
Biddle
Montgomery County
Samuel K. McConnell Fey
Marvin B. Brunner
Comtell
Muguuliet
Dilter Oty
Columbia
Meninetats
Strite Sopptouin Wim
Regreennlatives
Bricker Receives Warm Welcome on Southwest Campaign
Governor John W. Bricker praised for strong reception in Oklahoma Texas and Dallas as he wrapped his first national campaign swing. He noted anti Roosevelt sentiment among farmers and business leaders, and discussed inviting Earl Warren and possibly Dewey to Texas to rally GOP support for a hoped presidential bid.
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Ghuwan Cosmovoll Brown
Tulsa
John W. Bricker
Thore
Washington
Bricker
Dallas
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