Political Roundup on Dewey Willkie Backing Efforts
Politico press notes show Dewey supporters pressing for Willkie support while Dewey avoids direct solicitation. Weeks and Cake named to executive committee. Brownell names Weeks and Cake as leadership. Roosevelt remains a factor with Wallace sidelined in Democratic vice president talks. Truman and Douglas discussed as potential ticket figures. Overton enters Louisiana Senate race. Arkansas mulls barring black voters in primaries. Lyndon Johnson launches Texas district tour against Buck Taylor.
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Prean Ulanatevese
Willkie
Dewey Bli
GOF
Sinclair Weeks
Ricka
Albany
Weets
New Hampshire
Willkiess
Dewey
New York
Herbert Browneller
Weeks
Ralph Cake
Oregon
Cake
Willks
Lee
Wisconsin
Sanitiel D. Jackson
Ind
Indiana
Roosereltt
White House
Adiator
Elbert D. Thoms
Utah
Thomas
Wallace
Henry of. Kaiser
Ed G. Johnson
D-Gote
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Nik
Trumat
D.-Mo
Mian
Senate Defense
E. Hannegan
Truman
William
Dougine
Supreme Court
Washington
Douglas
Barkley and Chandler
Kentucky
Rayburn
Robert S. Kerr
Keytitter
J. M. Broughton
North Carolina
O Mahoney
Wyoming
Lexan
Lyndon Johnson
Tov
Texas
Galdwell
Buck Taylor
Potimoal HewaSaper
Sub
Retleve Pinel and Torture of Tight Shoes
Fragmentary OCR describes pain from tight shoes and burning sensations in feet. It mentions Adler's Foot-Fix product promising relief for millions, urging readers to avoid delays and purchase. The text blends garbled phrases with a sales tone and lacks clear event details.
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Alldar
Fazinkis
Allen
Fiayn
Mina
Ming
Pein
Adler's
IS A Women Meet Plans Legislature Candidate Session
IS A Woman plans a candidates meeting on July 14 at the Arneson river theater. The League of Women Voters will host a 3 30 p m session at Mrs James N Weir 107 West Agh by place. Six candidates for the legislature have accepted invitations to attend the riverside debate.
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Arneson River
League of Women Voters
James N. Weir
West Aghby Place
Bureaucratic checkers as iPlaza satire on rules
A political column likens reform efforts to a chaotic game of Chinese checkers where new rules emerge nightly. The author critiques constant rule changes by the missus and sons, noting the endless directives and attempts at equality of opportunity. He suggests calling the game Bureaucratic checkers.
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Impromptyulea
Feers
Missus
Aerons
Washington
Young Dane Flies German Plane From Sweden
A 19 year old Dane stole a German Heinkel 11 aircraft near Helsingborg and attempted to reach England after taking off from a Danish labor site. The plane crashed in the water but he survived, claiming he acted without German knowledge.
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Dane
Stockholm
OH —Swedisk
Helseingborg
England
Hoes
Copenhagen
Subsidies Set On Stripper Wells In Washington Roundup
Subsidies will be paid starting August 1 for production from stripper wells in Pennsylvania New York Ohio and West Virginia. The defense supplies corporation offers 65 cents a barrel in high production areas and 35 to 20 cents in other fields based on daily output, with current wartime grain and wheat import outlooks also noted. Public records reveal Open to Public details on gas allotments, reconversion debates, War Manpower Agency issues, and enforcement files access disputes amid postwar civilian return.
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Nongateben
Defense Supplies Corporation
Bovanty
Pennsylvania
New York
Onio
West Virginia
United States
Haryssk
OPA
Iocal
WPA
Nelson
WEB
W. BL
PLT
War Mangxiver Chirt Merutt
U. S. Employment Service
South Carolina Governor Criticizes Dewey in Radio Address
Governor Olin D Johnston attacks Dewey over attendance at a so called negro drinking party. He cites Life magazine pictures of a New York hotel gathering of black editors and publishers with Dewey, asserting Republicans were linked to a controversial scene. He argues Democrats must stay in power given such associations.
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Anderson
Olin D. Johmeton
Soith Caroling
Thames B. Dewey
Dewey
Jonhnkton
Johnston
Life Magazing
Roosevelt
New York
Life
Eustace Gay
Philadelphia Tribune
William Gibson
Baltimore
Vote Rules Cited For Bexar 66. O. P.
Charles W. Anderson warns that poll tax voters may still vote in the July 22 Democratic primary and Republicans in San Antonio. He notes the party pledge to support the nominee isn’t binding and a voter may switch sides any night, a right established by a 1922 test case. Voters need not register party affiliation in Texas.
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San Antonio
Charles W. Anderson
Wil
Anderson
Beneft Pf
Texas
Three New Employees in Health Dept Reported
Three new employees began work Thursday at the city health department. Walter Gainey, a former sanitarian for the Gulf health unit, assumed duties at $175 a month with the Spect dairy interests in the Sen Atte fontack shed. The other two hires are M. Gy Bloge, of Fort Werl, as typist-sanitarian, and Nellie Habentehl, of Frederekburg, as a health nurse. ANCIENT RICE GROWERS The Chinese grew rice as far back as 3000 B C.
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City Health dePartment
Walter ©. Gainey
Gulf Health Wit
South Texas
Sen Atte Fontack
IW. Gy Bloge
Fort Werl
Tat-prodfug
Jsnd
Nellie Habentehl
Prederekeburg
Lie
Bexar Women In GOP Club Organizes Campaign Effort
Republican women in Bexar County form a Dewey-Bricker group to boost votes in the November general election. At a meeting in the Travis building they elected Edith Weayne Peacock of Peaune Military Academy as chairwoman with Ely Prey Wot and J. B. Potey as secretaries. Plans include opening downtown headquarters and organizing rural and suburban areas. Until then, meetings continue at the Travis building to coordinate activities.
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Bexar County
Travis
Edith Weayne Peacock
Peaunel Military Academy
Ely Prey Wot
J.B. Potey
Pinna
Names Added to New Who's Who
Twenty three San Antonians are listed in the new edition of Who's Who In Amatica distributed nationwide. The civilian names include Ralph H. Cameron architect Dr. Monroe G. Everett president of Trinity University Ben F. Foster former district attorney Katharine headmistress at St. Mary's hall and Dr. Perry Webb pastor of First Baptist. Army officers named are Oscar B. Abbott Harold Clark Herbert Clarason Elliot Cooke Will Crane Juan Cunningham Will Ergles John Hinds Malcolm Lindsay Arthur McDaniel Clements McMullen Paul Prentiss Adam Richmond Onslow Rolfe Luther Smith Paul Wilkins and Pal War t arith.
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San Antonians
Army
Amatica
Ralph H. Cameron
Monroe G. Everett
Trinity Uiversity
Ben F. Foster
Katharine
St. Mary's Hall
Perry
F. Webb
First
Oscar B.abbott
Harold
Clark
Herbert
B.clarason
Elliot
Cooke
Will C. Crane
Juan W. Cunning
Ham
Willam
W. Ergles
John
FL Hinds
Malcolm F. Lindsay
Arthur B. McDaniel
Clements McMullen
Paul H. Prentiss
Adam Richmond
Onslow
Rolfe
Luther S.smith
Paul GC
Wilkins
Pal
Wurtarith
Gymy
Two Million Left to Rice Institute Founder Dies at 86
Houston July 6 The will of Wany M Rice Jr a Houston philanthropist who died June 28 at age 86 leaves Rice Institute an estimated two million dollars Probate is in progress here Rice was chairman of Rice Universitys board of trustees and a longtime namesake of the founder of the institute
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Houston
Wany M. Rice Jr
Rice Institute
Rice
Sun Readies for Fourth Ram Page in 1944
Gobind Behari Lal analyst notes celestial heating plans sow signs amid 33 years of prior signals. The American Weekly distributes a magazine feature with Sunday night timing, reflecting wartime publication styles and 1944 newspaper cadence.
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Gobind Behari Lal
San Antonio Light reports fare cut for Sioux City riders
The paper notes a Sunday start to a microscopic fare reduction for Sioux City riders, offering 14 ride tokens for $1 instead of 43. The change is expected to save riders about $95,000 annually.
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Sioux Offy
Sioux City
Cement Company Official Honored in San Antonio Plaza naming
The city designated Bamberger Plaza east of the Chinese gate to honor Charles Baymbee, rising from bookkeeper to president of the Cement Company. Mayor Mayer says the marker will note that cement from the early plant helped build state landmarks including the state capitol. The council also approved street department equipment purchases totaling 4498 for a bulldozer, six used dump trucks for 3100, and pickup trucks for 4750. Commissioner Stettler was absent.
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Bamberger
Cornell
Mann, & Marker Wi
Maermann
San Antonio
P. L. Anderson
Alreel
Joss MaNeel Machinery Company
Tommy Coghill
Tucky
PoAd
Mso
Tire and
Parks Department
Paul Stettler
TTT
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Little Rock
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Kroehler Quality
Kroehler
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