Truman Dewey Campaign Across Key Senate Areas
The Associated Press reports President Truman and Gov. Dewey campaigning through pivotal Senate districts while outlining competing programs for workers. Truman promotes an expanded New Deal and a broad social effort, while Dewey argues for a capital-led route. The campaign included stops from Akron to Pittsburgh with polling and political maneuvering noted along the way.
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Reading Promenade of Features and Columns
A fragmented newspaper page lists features and regular sections with page cues. It mentions Justice Vinson topics and a revived argument about embers and peace, plus horoscope, talks, and various regulars like Bridge, Sports, Letters, and Junior sections with page references.
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Boy, 15, Held After Car Theft Chase Through Worth Street
Patrolman Clapper chased a stolen car from Court Street to Butternut Street, where the driver abandoned the vehicle. The youth fled, was found hiding at a Butter Street house, and spent the night in a detention home. He will be taken to Children's Court tomorrow.
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Meteor Explosion Reported Over San Joaquin Valley
Eyewitnesses across a wide area say a meteor exploded in the night sky above the San Joaquin Valley. Reports describe a bright flash and debris seen as far as 60 miles away, with several persons noting an object falling to the ground.
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Indians Celebrate World Series Victory in Electric Cleveland Parade
The 1948 World Series champions ride victory route in Cleveland with a 15 000 strong welcome, a motorcade escorted by police, a brass band, and crowds lining streets to greet Manager Lou Boudreau, President Bill Veeck, and Mayor Thomas Burke after clinching the title with wins over Boston.
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Bond Set In Reuther Case Involving Auto Workers Leader
A man named Bowen, 39, was held on a $75,000 bond on a charge of attempting to kill Walter P. Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers. Recorder Judge Christopher E. Stein earlier entered an innocent plea for Bolton as he faced an assault with intent to kill charge. Bolton’s examination was scheduled for October 13.
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Landing Pilot Dies In Altmar Air Crash
A plane crash near Geldagar Farm, Town of Albion, killed pilot Robert Lynn Ellis, 26, of 5d Boardman St Rochester, and seriously injured passenger Valentine Clifford Hayes, 27, of 205 Lake Ave Rochester. The craft owned by George E B Caaperson crashed during a attempted landing. front end demolished. Hayes suffered a fractured left wrist and chest injury. Local authorities continue investigation with state police reports noting the accident location and names connected to the flight.
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Ickes Says He Will Vote For Truman
Harold Ickes says he will back President Truman in the upcoming election. He notes the plane incident and criticizes Dewey while praising Truman as straightforward and sincere, but calls Wallace and the Progressive platform potentially dangerous. Ickes also mocks other candidates and endorses Truman despite political unpredictability.
Oldest Bergen student disproves age limits in class
Yeaneck Louis Rich of South Orange, 95, enrolls in a Bergen Junior College textile course to prove you never are too old to learn. He started as a freshman at 95, has six children who he put through college, and now keeps busy with classes and hobbies rather than radios.
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This Meant Him
A garbled report from Birmingham recounts an incident where Willem Bowson, aged 20, was involved in a street confrontation ending with a heated moment and a cigarette dropped from a mouth as onlookers reacted.
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A Misread Autograph Mixup In Vicksburg
In Vicksburg, Monroe Gildersieve notes a receptionist asking a man to sign an autograph album. A misunderstanding leads the girl to mistake him for a famous painter, prompting surprised reactions as bystanders share a gleeful, puzzled remark about the scene.
Mumford Targets Parks for Lovers in New York Planning
Lewis Mumford, author and lecturer, questioned American Society of Planning officials about hiding places for lovers in park and parkway designs. He praised The Ramble in Central Park as a model amid concerns that broad open parkways erase intimate spaces.
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GOP Officials See Dewey Warren Win
New York GOP leaders predicted a history making Dewey Warren plurality in New York State and gains in Congress and the Legislature. They cited improved voter registration upstate and in New York City and expressed satisfaction with the current campaign progress.
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Lower Meat Prices To Rise by Weekend
Prices are expected to rise by the weekend after a downward trend reported by wholesalers and market sources. The shift follows recent slips in prime beef veal and pork costs, with varied adjustments across categories as Dominion Cabinet decisions and Commonwealth talks influence policy and market expectations.
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Berlin Blockade Ends With Currency Withdrawal Pressure
Soviet controlled press reports the Berlin blockade hinges on Western currency removal. Moscow signals the Bevin blockade persists until the Western powers withdraw currency from circulation amid Allied and Soviet forces in Berlin.
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Winter Blockade Rumors Stir Berlin Crisis
Washington agents in Europe report Moscow doubts US plan to maintain airlift indefinitely and suggests continued aid to Berlin through February or March. Bevin blockade discussions denied while warnings of Soviet parachute drills and airlift corridors surface as tensions rise in the East-West standoff.
Power cuts hit France as strikes fortsatt stretch into winter
Communist led walkouts paralyze French power network as Mulhouse and Golbriar areas report outages. Strikes enter ninth winter, with Strassbourg station showing limited activity while overall production remains disrupted and cost climbs above a million tons of coal.
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Reds Open Drive Against Suchow
Three enemy guns have opened an offensive against its outer defenses of Suchow, 180 miles northeast of Nanking in Jiangsu Province, dispatches said. The report notes heavy fighting and artillery fire as Chinese forces defend the area.
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Lake Star Mother at Center of Non-Support Suit
Veronica Keane, mother of actress Mia Lake, sues for back and ongoing child support alleging a 1943 agreement required Mia Lake to pay $200 weekly for the benefit of the pair. Keane claims Mia earns around $4,500 weekly while she supports two children and a funeral expense bill. The suit also seeks $17,416 in back payments and $300 monthly for husband Andre de Towh, with estranged relations noted since 1942.
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Sunny Day With Chilly Weather Predicted
A sunny day is followed by a chilly night with blue skies earlier. Temperatures should not rise above eight degrees tomorrow with a low around twenty five tonight. Rain is forecast to continue through Thursday.
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Searchers and planes scour Wyoming for missing boy Mickey O'Connor
In Crook County near Sundance Wyoming 800 searchers and three planes comb the Bear River Mountains for three year old Mickey O Connor who wandered from his ranch home. Temperatures are frigid and rescue teams expect to find the child alive or confirm a dangerous outcome as crews maintain the effort through the day. Local authorities report the boy was last seen Friday and authorities urge residents to aid the search with any information or sightings.
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Mob Wrecks Store In Ewing City By Shoppers
A large mob of shoppers overwhelmed a city store in Ewing on Monday causing destruction as supply shortages fueled unrest. Police reported the incident involved many individuals entering the store and customers taking available goods amid chaotic scenes.
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Soviet offer to table full data on arms in East West dispute
In a UN Political Committee reply Soviet delegate Andre Vishinsky proposed a cards on the table offer. Moscow would provide full information on arms and armed forces if the United Nations endorsed a Soviet plan for an immediate one third reduction. Western powers press for a firm Security Council move to end the Berlin blockade as U S Britain and France seek rapid council action.
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