Dewey Attacks New Deal in St Louis Campaign Speech
Gov. Thomas E Dewey spoke at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis to denounce the New Deal, declaring it failed at home and abroad. He outlined an 11-point program emphasizing honest leadership, harmony with Congress, competent cabinets, and jobs for all, while pledging to curb waste and Communist influence.
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Thomas E Dewey
United States
Maissour
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis
Dewey
New York
America
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Gov
Congress
War Department limits on furloughs for overseas troops
The War Department told the House Military Committee it now returns about 30,000 men monthly from overseas but cannot increase the rate without harming the war effort. Selection for return is decided by theater authorities based on local conditions, service length, unit value, and morale. Barracks in the English army date back to 1660.
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Washington
War Department
House Military Committee
Department
Congress
Agricultural Department
United States
Orter
Too Many Pests Says Cotton Man
W S Turner Arkansas Cotton Trade Association vice president criticizes political interference in agriculture. He argues for non political agricultural support and cites government overreach, urging cotton industry unity and voter action to resist bureaucratic control. Poplar Bluff obituary notes Billy Jean Swofford, 14, dies from accidental shotgun discharge near home. Christmas greeting cards advertised by The Herald office.
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W.S. Turner
Arkansas Cotton Trade Association
Louisiana
Poplar Bluff
Billy Jean Swofford
Clauce W Swofford
Poplar Blun
Juniur High School
Cardwell girl fatally struck by Cardwell truck
Southeast Missouri brief tells of 12 year old Millie Jean Howe of Cardwell fatally injured when a truck driven by Charley Hyde struck her as she ran into the road. Survivors include grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Greer and another brother Burley Howe. Hyde was resident of Cardwell.
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Cardwell
Millie Jean Howe
John Greer
Charley Hyde
Hyde
Burley Howe
Jefferson Barracks
Dunkin county youth stacks 2669 pounds cotton in five days
Paul Dye an 18 year old from Dunkin county picked 2669 pounds of cotton in five days averaging 534 pounds daily. He farms with brother Edgar Dye on the R. R. Talbert farm near Frasbee where they grow Rowden cotton. An American soldier has been teaching baseball to children in Hyde Park London.
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Paul Dye
Dunkim County
Dye
Edgar Dye
R. Talbert
Frasbee
Hyde Park
London
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