Eisenhower Was My Boss General Returns to U S With Gift
Interview with Kay Summerley TastaRinedut covers General Eisenhower grilling a woman ambulance driver about interactions with male colleagues and air raid officials. He recalls encounters, the blitz, and shifting roles as women drivers and observers move from London to U S Army HQ, ending with a light moment about drivers and a tease toward continuation on page 7.
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Brewerton Man Votes 75th Time at 96
Adelbert Merritt, 96, of Brewerton, reportedly the oldest voter in Onondaga County, cast his ballot in the 75th election. A lifelong Republican, he has voted the straight ticket at every election and remains active in the community, including service on the Town School Board and as village postmaster and justice of the peace.
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Loss of Glasses Hampers Voting
A UKE woman named Mrs. Waller Wilbur of 223 Englewood Ave. lost her glasses on Salina Street between E Jefferson and E Fayette during voting. She described the white pink shell rimmed frames in a snap case with the name Tuerk engraved, and noted she became unable to vote properly because of the loss.
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Election battle looms as 31 seats decide control
Washington reports the 1931 election clash for Congress with 432 House and 32 Senate seats at stake. Republicans claim leadership in the new Senate and House, while Democrats must gain 31 House seats to seize control. several incumbents face no opposition in Georgia Louisiana and Mississippi. The GOP currently holds 248 House seats. Democrats 187 with American Labor members.
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Weather Goes Republican Weather Goes Republican
Meteorologist Andrew P Keller notes showers and mild air a voter day forecast. He cites a low pressure moving from Arkno bringing rain with a downward temperature trend predicted tomorrow.
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William F Dowling Former Justice Dies in Utica Home
William F Dowling 70 longtime jurist and former judge of the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court died at his Utica home after years of illness. Dowling, a Republican born in Marshall Oneida County, served on the Court from 1927 and retired at age 70 in December. He had been active in politics and public service, including a run for mayor of Utica in 1917 and a key ruling upholding unemployment insurance.
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Dewey Leads In Syracuse Area With Record Early Turnout
Early voting showed strong turnout across Syracuse and Onondaga County as Governor Thomas Dewey led President Truman and Henry Wallace in the city and county. Rep R Walter Rishlman pressed Mosher for the county’s congressional seat, with observers noting ticket splitting and a possible GOP victory. Voters expected to exceed 162000 by nightfall, while county turnout remained above average and party workers predicted robust pluralities for GOP candidates.
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Weather Favors Balloting Across Nation in Record Turnout Hope
Weather is expected to boost voter turnout for the presidential election and Congress as millions prepare to vote. Mild temperatures and light rain in some regions aid farm and industrial districts, with projections of a record turnout surpassing 1940’s high of 42,820,522. Onondaga County bars may open at 3 PM for alcohol service, with liquor stores 2 PM to midnight, marking a notable local voting day detail.
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First Town Reports Presidential Returns in Tight Dewey Lead
Early returns show a mixed national picture with Dewey and Truman splitting early state votes. Hart’s Location favored Dewey heavily while Smoky Mountains backed Truman, Roosevelt carried certain precincts, and regional shifts suggested a lively, close presidential contest across multiple states. Balloting opened at dawn with 10 registered voters in a small settlement casting ballots as officials anticipated a brisk turnout nationwide.
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Thomas says he will not run again for president
Norman Thomas, six time Socialist candidate, told reporters in Brooklyn that this is his last bid for the White House. He will be 64 on May 20 and indicated he is too old to run again.
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Shreveport Pelt Dealer Quoted in Fuzzy War Offhand
An odd fragment from Shreveport quotes Henry Winpenny about muskrat pelts and a cryptic scene in Mannering Hall. The garbled text mentions Bilkins, Mabel Mannering, and a sudden interruption by a governess voice, with a brief reference to a land or theft incident.
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Texans in Harris County Neck and Neck in Polls
Official Houston Chronicle late returns show Dewey leading Truman 659 to 853 and Johnson ahead of Porter 173 to 769 for U S Senate. Early figures reflect tight margins amid a crowded Texas race as results trickle in from Harris County.
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Red Cross abolishes home service post in Syracuse
The Syracuse chapter of the American Red Cross announced the abolition of the director position for the home service department. Miss Elizabeth Allen, who has led the department since 1943, is praised for wartime service but will depart as of December 1. The move, cited as economical, follows similar steps in other chapters and leaves the chapter to name a new director later.
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Here Are Results Of Last Two Races In Brief
Fragmented OCR listing shows electoral results with Roosevelt at 25,600 votes and a pre vote tally among two residential races. Details are unreadable. exact candidates and locales are not recoverable from the provided text segment.
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HeraldJournal asks public not to phone for returns
The HeraldJournal requests readers not to call for election returns tonight to keep lines open for quick radio updates via WAGE. Summaries will be relayed to the public as fast as they are received.
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