Dewey Pledges American Cabinet and No One-Man Rule
Governor Thomas E Dewey said in accepting the Republican nomination that on January 20 next year the government will again have a cabinet of the ablest men and women in America. He pledged full delegation of powers, experience, and youth, and said the election will end one man government. He stressed restoring free government by constitutional methods as the campaign’s sole issue and asserted military conduct remains outside politics with no civilian interference.
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Ken Murray
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Free Enterprise Goes to War
A defense of American free enterprise and the liberal economic system against socialist critics. The piece cites The American Machinist and William Burnham Tinney, praising 150 years of corporate production and labor achievement as the source of victory, and arguing that the American system remains democratic and capable of winning in war.
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American Mercury
These Days of the Republican and the Middle Class Citizen
The piece argues the Republican party should speak for the forgotten middle class American citizen. It portrays him as loyal, taxed, working, and politically unorganized, squeezed by price rises and wartime controls, while urging the party to mobilize support for Main Street workers like Doakes, a local dealer, to reclaim a voice in national policy.
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Middle-class American described as Mortals in Sokolsky piece
The column portrays the typical middle-class American as deeply patriotic yet wary of change, affectionate toward religion and tradition while tolerant of wars at times. It suggests Republicans must understand this group who fear rising costs and taxes, seeking sympathetic leadership and relief from quarterly tax burdens and rising prices.
Should hats stay on in elevators for Indica presence debate
Opinion piece argues against chivalry myths and pedestal treatment of women. It contends modern equality over old etiquette, noting how traditional roles burden mothers and that men should stop enforcing reverent poses in public spaces. It urges keeping hats on and seats taken, rejecting symbolic 'pedestal' rewards.
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Odds and Ends Voting in England Prompted By Machines
Odds and ends note that voting machines were first used in England while Yale’s charter drawing in 745 dollars is BLT in force. The item blends historical tech usage with a financial note on Yale’s charter status.
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THOsE TEXANS By James Farber
James Farber profiles Sam Honster a prominent Texas lawyer who built a thriving practice in Nacogdoches and served elite clients including Phil Subleit and Inge Durst. He led Houston’s legal staff for a major New York concern entering Texas and boasted a disciplined work ethic. In 1945 he sold 4007 acres of Red River land to fund a substantial pension and was named commander in chief to support the 1824 constitution efforts amid rising tensions in Nacogdoches.
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Inge Durst
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Walter Winchell On Broadway Gossip Roundup
James Gromwell says Doris Duke never offered to guarantee him 25 Gs a year and claims she used a disputed agreement to accuse him of demanding money. The notes cover Will Hays pension talks, Zanuck and other studio moves, narcotics cases, and industry chatter including Doris Duke, DeGaulle links, and Nancy Kelly dating Edmund Owen.
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Gregory Ratoff
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Henri Grigore
Trudi McCullough
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Eddie Des Langes
Sam Baker
Nancy Kelly
Edmund O'elen
Mike Todd
Experience as Aid In Education By SEG PAUL SIEG
SEG Paul Sieg argues for combining education with on the job training to produce immediately useful skills. He critiques traditional class years and urges self driven, integrated study and work experiences. He says parallel work experience will spark greater student effort and address inadequacies in business and technology education.
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Marsupialization Offer For Pilonidal Disease
In a 1944 Mayo Clinic report, Dr Louis A. Bule describes marsupialization as a surgical method for pilonidal disease aimed at rapid wound resolution. The procedure sews the cyst wall to the skin to keep the cavity open, reducing wound size and promoting faster healing with minimal bed rest. Regular care follows, and abscesses are fully removed when present.
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Marry‑Go‑Round by Helen Wartime Insight on Love and Marriage
The piece contrasts male and female approaches to love and marriage. It argues men often fall into marriage through uncertain impulses or accidental closeness, while women tend to assess motives and anticipate commitment with clearer understanding. The author uses a conversational, probing tone about romantic expectations.
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Voting rights in Democratic primary noted in 1974 column
In a July 7 1974 note L A Light Files reports that Negro citizens will be permitted to vote in the Democratic primary this year. Wil A Morriss Jr Dewar County Democratic executive committee chairman announces no action yet by the state convention or state Democratic executive committee.
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