Vegetarians Nominate President Candidate Discord Grows
The Vegetarian faction nominates a presidential candidate but quarrels over cabbage money and campaign funds. Symon Gould of the American Vegetarian defends their resources and proclaims a peas at all times platform. A New York editor controversy cites misquotes about Jean Valjean and a loaf of bread.
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Paul Sann
Warwick
Reds
Indorse Wallace
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Commuunist
Henry Wallace
Progressive Party
New York City
Wallace
Expectant Widow Clamps Mansion Amid Price Hike
Doris Furst, 24, a Texas widow and ex model, occupies wealthy Joseph Bancroft's White Plains estate awaiting provision for her unborn child. Bancroft away, she declares she will stay, prices rise by a cent, telephone service is cut off, and the kitchen range fails as reporters note her confined state and the fashion of high society.
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Ins
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Texas
Joseph Bancroft
Alamo
Bancroft
Doris
Richard Reynolds
Marianne O'Brien
Rail Unions Clear Track for New Wage Boosts
Washington three railroad unions engineers firemen and switchmen planned return for joint talks with railroads and presidential assistant John R Steelman to finalize a wage formula, aiming to avert a national strike previously threatened.
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Washington
John R. Steelman
Rights committee cites US limits on women’s roles
A human rights committee report notes 17 American states deny women the right to serve on various boards and many administrative posts remain closed to women across the country. In other news, officers fleeing Germany report airgun running between Czechoslovakia and Israel with arms ferried to Tel Aviv by chartered planes.
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Big Four split on Libya rule after Italy peace talks
Allies' commission report from Italy's prewar African colonies notes Libya's three zones Cyrengaica Tripolitania and Fezzan not ready for independence. Western commissioners favor external support for a unified Libyan state with British and French ties while Russia pushes unity with Italian return. Sept deadline looms for UN General Assembly.
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United States
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Tripolitania
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Big Four
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Jay Walking Dog Triggers Head On Collision in Quincy
In Quincy Massachusetts a jay walking dog caused a head on collision, sending four people to Quincy Hospital for cuts and shock. Driver John Connally 30 swerved to avoid the dog and collided with another car injuring Americ Banchino 42 Mrs James Mulligan 56 and her daughter Elizabeth 30, all treated and released. Greek troops seize Moorlant Kleptis peak after two weeks of fighting, key to Smolika range in Grammoa mountains.
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Somerville
James Mulligan
Watertown
Elizabeth
Quincy Hospital
Athens
Smolika
Grammoa
Jaren
One Man's Opinion on Mustaches and Political Image
Walter Kiernan argues about Dewey's mustache versus a clean shave affecting votes from the South and possible regional advantages. He notes Dewey carried a mustache to Albany but warns it may not help Albany Ga. The piece toys with rumors about Harry’s hair and a Beard Shaw image, suggesting a beard can influence White House chances.
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Walter Kiernan Gow
Dewey
Thorugh
Kay
Albany
Obituary notices list notable figures across nations
A compilation of deaths includes Jon McHugh former Chase National Bank NY president in Chappaqua Gen Manuel Savio head of Argentine steel firms in Buenos Aires Buffalo area figures Mrs Joan Campbell prominent Buffalo civic leader and former town railway head Max Bilder former Warner Brothers London chief Miss Ellen Wheeler Chase painter and educator Rev Toward S Wilkinson Washington rector since 1936 Jessie Calleroow Waring mother of conductor Fred Waring Frank Phillips Phillips Petroleum chair’s wife Louise Franklin Rae National Federation official Edward Hoffman executive in WAIN St Paul pork production note references water use for pork production 76 gallons per 190 pounds
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Chase National Bank of New York
Chappaqua
Manuel Savio
Argentine Steel Company
Buenos
Aies
Joan Campbell
Buffalo
Warn Guld
Jamestown Street Railway Co
Max Bilder
Warner Brothers London Organization
London
Ellen Wheeler’ Qhase
New York City
Toward Sargent Wilkinson
St” “Thomas Episcopal Church
Washington
Franklin D Roosevelt
Woburn
Mass
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Fred Waring
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Co
Bartlesville
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National Federation of Business and Profesonat Women's City
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Zero Death Doubtful as Tests Question Absolute Cold
The article reports studies challenging the idea of absolute death at absolute zero. Experiments with helium show motion may persist below zero Fahrenheit, despite near freezing. Researchers led by Dr. Lazio Tisza of MIT describe molecules slowing but never fully stopping, implying life-related motion could continue even at extreme cold.
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York
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SiUkou
Lazio Tisza
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ale University
Moscow
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Yugoslav Envoy Fired as Tito Split Widens
Belgrade reported Yugoslavia’s ambassador to Romania, Radoma Golubome, has been fired. The move comes amid the widening rift between Premier Marshal Tito and international Communism, with Golubome denounced by embassy staff.
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Brownell is Dewey's Link to Congress
Washington reports indicate Thomas E. Dewey may stay away from a congressional special session as Herbert Brownell Jr. develops campaign ties in Washington. Party leaders say Brownell has set up Dewey campaign headquarters and is coordinating with Capitol Hill in private talks about strategy and policy.
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Heeb
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Atler
Government urged $1.05 minimum wage for woolen workers
Emil Rieve president of the Textile Workers Union said the request was made under the Walsh-Healy Act to set a $1.05 hourly minimum wage for woolen and worsted workers on government contract jobs in New York.
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Summer Shoppers Luncheon at Hotel Syracuse
A luncheon in the Coffee Shop offers a welcome break during a summer shopping day. The cool atmosphere complements a tempting menu of sandwiches salads complete plate luncheons beverages and desserts for which Hotel Syracuse is famous.
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