Parlor Pinks At Helm Says Young G O P
Syracuse Herald American reports that New York State Young Republicans accuse the federal administration of socialist communist influence. At the convention 400 delegates elected F Clifton White president and urged reelecting Gov Thomas E Dewey Lieutenant Governor Harrity Attorney General Goolsby Moore. The group calls for a revival of the party with youthful leadership and action in upcoming elections.
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Japanese voters in Milo 75 miles north of Tokyo expected to choose 12 members of the House of Councillors from 563 candidates. Premier Yoshida hopes his party will win about 80 seats to gain a working majority after the lower house already holds an absolute majority. Communists call for peace treaty terms with the United States and withdrawal of foreign troops, while Chinese Communist participation in peace talks is demanded.
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Fragmentary 1940s Dewey item hints at political tension
The readable fragments show a distorted Dewey reference and mentions of Lt. Joe R. Hanes, a pocketbook, breadbasket, and a Europe council mood. The text indicates a struggling candidate and unclear messaging amid a distant diplomatic meeting and domestic concerns.
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Mauna Loa eruption ripples through residential strip
Residents flee along a lava path as Mauna Loa erupts, turning the sky red by night and ejecting clouds of steam by day. At least 15 buildings are crushed or burned. Refugees describe fiery, dangerous flight and loss of homes. One couple recalls their house nearly empty in minutes as they escaped to a resort. Local Hawaiians attribute the eruption to angering the volcano goddess.
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