Dewey Republicans Reuse 46 Slogan For 1916 Campaign
Albany reports say Nathaniel Goldstein may run again as GOP plans to keep the team intact in the gubernatorial race. If he seeks reelection, the “Keep the Team Intact” banner from 1943 would lead the ticket with Gov. Dewey Lt. Gov. Hanley and Comptroller Moore likely renominated.
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Dewey
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
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Frank C. Moore
John T. Loughran
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Weather outlook with cool, showers and clear spells
Mostly cloudy cooler Sunday with scattered showers at night. Monday remains partly cloudy and cool. Saturday high 67 and low 47 with sun set at 8 18 P M. Record highs and lows noted from 1936 and 1907. Relative humidity 93 percent at 7 30 P M. Eastern New York rain ends in southeast early Sunday then clears and cools.
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New York
Wainwright to Get Police Stunt Horse
General Jonathan Wainwright will be given Dotty Dare, an eight year old stunt horse of the Cleveland Police Department, to replace his Japs killers mount on Bataan. Patrolman James Matowitz said he offered the horse after Dotty Dare leaped through a circle of flames at the Mexico City horse show, proclaiming her the best he had ever seen.
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Presidents warning frames education against atomic era
President Truman warned educators at Fordham University that the atomic bomb creates a new and terrible responsibility to eradicate ignorance or civilization could not survive. He urged action against prejudice and intolerance as keys to preventing dictatorship and war in the new age of atomic energy.
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New York
Truman
Fordham University
Catas
Truman Returns to Washington After LaGuardia Visit
President Truman flew back to Washington on Saturday night. He did not appear to be nursing a pitching arm but shook hands with 100 motorcycle and foot policemen and with 20 high police officials as he boarded the Sacred Cow at LaGuardia Field.
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Truman
Washington
LaGuardia Field
Intelligent men seek peace through education for understanding
A concluding passage urges educators to promote international understanding to achieve world peace. It emphasizes that differences in religion, habits, language, origin, or color should not breed hatred. The article ends mid-thought with a note that the continuation appears on Page 2.
Rail Walkout Set Saturday by Railroad Unions
President A E Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen calls Saturday a burlesque of a government seizure plan. About 250000 trainmen and engineers are set to strike next Saturday unless the carriers settle the dispute beforehand.
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A. E. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
B.R.T
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Twins Stronger in Portland Despite Critical Start
Carol and Susan Hurse, Portland's Siamese twins, showed noticeable improvement today and the attending physician said they have a strong chance for survival.
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Ore
Carol
Susan Hurse
Pillsbury Closes Historic Mill After 66 Years
Pillsbury president Philip W. Pillsbury confirms the Pillsbury A mill will close after 66 years due to lack of wheat. The mill at St. Anthony Falls, powered by water and driven by a leather belt dating to 1680, has operated since the 19th century and will impact bakers and consumers worldwide.
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Philip W. Pillsbury
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Louis Henepin
Texarkana Citizens Probe Phantom Killer Rumors
Texarkana residents led a local sleuthing drive amid fears of a phantom killer blamed for five deaths. Sheriff Presley and Chief Runnels warned some youths overstepped and urged citizens to recall missing persons in Bowie and Miller counties on the killer dates. A high school athlete was detained during the night’s flare up.
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W. H. Presley
Jack Runnels
Bowie
Miller
Colum
Left groups unite to back liberal congressional candidates
Washington groups including the CIO Political Action Committee the Independent Citizens Committee led by former Secretary of the Interior Ickes and the National Citizens Political Action Committee formed a coordinating group. They set goals on foreign and domestic policy supporting the United Nations fair employment practices and repeal of the poll tax.
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C.I.0
Independent
Truce Declared in Shantung Ends Government-Communist Fighting
The official central news agency reports a truce signed in Tsinan brings peace to Shantung Province and eliminates the last government Communist hot spots in China proper, leaving only Manchuria in hostilities.
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Nanhing
Inside sections tease from newspaper page
A brief catalog of section headlines and page numbers outlines today’s features. Amusements Financial Art Chat Inq. Report Books Music Classifieds Poets Cornew Crossword Radio Deaths Society Dr Maxwell's Women Weather Sports Editorial Today’s Pictures.
Brewster Attacks Britain Over Palestine Policy
Senator Owen Brewster denounces Britain for a supposed unholy mess in the Holy Land. He accuses London of backing the Arab League and paying King Ibn Saud to protect oil interests, while urging rapid U.S. entry of Jews into Palestine to establish a Jewish homeland.
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Middle East
Monkey Fugitive Mass Breaks From Manhattan Pet Shop
About 100 monkeys escaped from a New York pet shop and roamed lower Manhattan causing chaos. They climbed into windows, nested in a firehouse, disrupted a tavern, and even leaped between rooftops. One monkey fell twelve stories to its death.
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Hudson Manhattan Railroad Terminal
PET Shop
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Four Power Ministers Clash Over Pact Settlements In Paris
The Big Four ministries met for a second time as Molotov again pressed that all treaties with former Axis satellites must precede a general European peace conference. Byrnes warned a single issue could derail the plan, adjourned until Monday, and proposed U S terms on Italian reparations limited to assets in the Balkans, Italian vessels, and excess factory equipment.
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Foreign Ministers Council
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France
V. M. Molotov
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Balkan
Capone Mob Rising in Chicago
Police anticipate gang clashes as Capone era figures seek to dominate Chicago gambling. A mysterious leader named Tubby directs a push to control about 1 000 gambling venues, with 400 already North Side and plans to seize 600 more on the South Side. Businessmen face threats. Commissioner Prendergast promises close watch.
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al Capone
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Fred Mandel
Illinois Racing Commission
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Heat On For Pact Ends Coal Strike Deadlock
Federal mediators hinted at progress in the soft coal talks as the government lifted the embargo on nonessential rail freight shipments and eased rail restrictions. Negotiations paused at operators’ request after cordial meetings, with a two-week truce seen as a potential permanent settlement.
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Washington
Senators Plan Strategy Conference On Anti-Strike Legislation
Senators unappeased by John L. Lewis coal strike truce plan a strategy conference to decide actions to push restrictive anti-strike legislation through the Senate. They say they have the votes to set the terms.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Operators caucused with recess requested until today
Noon session convened and then recessed for an hour. Charles O'Neill, spokesman for the operators, declined to comment on any decision. The issue discussed by the operators was not revealed.
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Charles O’neill
New York Soft Coal Supplies Seen Near Emergency
State emergency fuel director Charles H. Sells reports a statewide survey shows soft coal stocks from critical to near emergency. Some utilities may shut down in 10 days without replenishment while others may extend one more week with rationing. Federal establishments appear well supplied.
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Charles H. Sells
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