Dewey Truman and Wallace in New York City
President Truman and Henry Wallace are in New York City with Gov. Thomas Dewey arriving in Bridgeport Conn. tonight. Truman and Wallace plan meetings and parades while Dewey holds a reception and a Madison Square Garden rally, as their campaigns cross paths across the city.
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Washington
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Brooklyn
Harlem
Madison Square Garden
Dewey and Martin pledge cooperation for GOP win
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and House Speaker Joseph Martin Jr pledge White House and Congress cooperation if Republicans win next Tuesday. Dewey praised Martins leadership to a 10 000 crowd in North Attleboro Mass and greet Martins 87 year old mother Mrs Catherine Martin. Republicans forecast a GOP controlled Congress and Dewey predicts support for Social expansion after the election.
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Rhode Island
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North Attleboro
Mass
America
Catherine Martin
G.O.P
Planes Grounded Twice as Syracuse Feels Fog
Dense fog kept planes grounded for a second morning in Syracuse and much of Upstate New York. The Weather Bureau forecasts lifting late today with fair weather tonight and tomorrow. Tomorrow and Sunday may see more morning fog. Bus lines run normally, but trains run a few minutes late. In Herkimer a football game halted in the third period and an open air theater near Oswego closed due to poor visibility.
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Oswego
Governor Warren Endorses Public Western Power Development
A letter from California Governor Earl Warren to Interior Secretary Julus Krug expresses strong support for public development of western power resources while acknowledging forces opposing it. The note appears in today’s pages alongside editorials and other features.
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California
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Marquis Ghilds
Amusements
Bridges
Ing
City Life
Earl Wilson
Winchell
Crossley Poll Predicts Dewey Victory Margin Near Fifty Percent
The Crossley Poll analysis shows Dewey and Warren likely to win the election with about half of the national vote and an electoral edge well above 266. Truman, Barkley, Wallace, and Thurmond are unlikely to reach 219. Dewey leads Truman in polls from late August to mid October.
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Thurmond
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Third Week October Vote Distribution Notes Dewey Truman
Early third week estimates show Dewey leading with about 25 to 26 million votes and 24 to 28 electoral votes, Truman around 23 million, Wallace near 1 percent, Thurmond about 1 million. Late trends suggest Truman gains from Wallace and possible turnout shifts.
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Thurmond
Mayor Visits Kinney in Fire Probe Concludes Investigation
Mayor Costello met Police Chief John A Kinney to review the Goth Building fire probe at 130 132 E Genesee St The arson unit head Cor nelius Cook prepared a report stating the fire began on the rear of the second floor and was caused by defective wiring The mayor praised police cooperation and blamed a portion of the public for gambling in Syracuse
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Syracuse
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Manchurian retreat tightens amid Mukden withdrawal
Chiang Kai Shek forces retreat southward from Mukden toward Yingkow as Nationalists pull out along a 100 mile corridor. Front dispatches indicate transports rushed to Yingkow to evacuate to safety while General Wei Li Huang seems intent on avoiding a last stand at Mukden.
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Truman Dons Mantle of F D R in New York Rally
In New York Truman embraced the Roosevelt legacy at a Waldorf Astoria CL0 dinner, declaring pride in being a New Deal exponent. He vowed to campaign into a second day across states whose votes could decide his White House fate.
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Harry S. Truman
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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President Truman Takes Morning Stroll on Madison Ave
President Truman walked three blocks along Madison Avenue early in the morning. Reporters and photographers surrounded him as he paused to greet them and quipped that taking his picture would set off a rush of followers. He posed briefly after newsmen noted they had waited all night for his appearance.
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Truman Campaign in New York City Rally Tour
President Truman appeals to nearly 20 000 at Madison Square Garden praising liberalism and urging support for Israel in the Roosevelt tradition. He plans stops in Yonkers the Bronx and Harlem before a Brookyn Academy of Music speech and a Lost Battalion Hall rally. He invokes Gov Dewey to challenge civil service claims.
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Queens
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City Hall
Rebels Corner Arequipa Attack Prep Reported
Lima reports Peruvian air force units prepared an attack on the southern city of Arequipa as government says rebel forces have concentrated there.
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Arequipa
Teachers Endorsement: Marry School Teachers for 10 Reasons
Hartford based psychologist Dr. James F. Bender urged men to marry school teachers in a Connecticut Education Association talk. He listed ten reasons: teachers are healthy, beautiful, love children, eager to marry and bear children, secure jobs, nice voices, stable schedules, studious habits, high ideals, and low divorce rates, with marriage seen best at ages 22 to 25.
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James F. Bender
National Institute For Human Relations
Connecticut Education Association
Hartford
Nine Nazis Hanged for War Crimes in Landsberg
Munich reports nine more Germans convicted of war crimes were executed at Landsberg prison. Thirty to date have been hanged since mid October, with groups of nine or ten on three consecutive Fridays. Among the executed were former SS and SA members for killing or torturing fliers and concentration camp inmates. One reprieve was granted to Hermann Dammann after a late petition prompted review.
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S. S
Willy Stemmiler
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S. A
Julius Straub
Kurt. Schmutzler
Alois Hollriegel
Rudolph
Klein
Hermann Dammann
Home Guard
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Dammann
Quake Recorded Across Atlantic Noted by Fordham Seismograph
A moderately severe earthquake was detected today on Fordham University's seismograph. The tremor occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 02 53 and 4 09 31, approximately 8 000 miles distant in an uncertain direction.
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New York
INS
Fordham University
Storm Moves West Toward Guam From Pacific
A tropical storm with winds to 70 mph was centered 700 miles west-northwest of Guam and moving westward.
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Tokyo
Guam
Detroit Auto Dealer Voices Tax Complaints
Couch, a Detroit automobile dealer, says the automobile industry prospers but taxes are very high. He adds that to get on nowadays they must learn to make hay while it is raining, signaling the burden of tele fiscal taxes.
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Detroit
Red Feather drive reaches peacetime high total
The Red Feather Community Chest in Syracuse reports $1,175,154 raised at a Hotel Syracuse dinner attended by 457 volunteers and guests. Campaign chair Philip R. Chase announced the final tally, noting 97 percent of the goal and last year’s 96 percent mark, with only $37,191 still needed to reach the target.
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Syracuse
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Community Chest Campaign
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Unrequited love lands student in garbage dump duty
James Knowlton Gallagher, a UC Berkeley student from a prominent family, was ordered by Municipal Judge Oliver Youngs to work 10 days in city garbage dumps after Clare Dean Folger testified he struck her and eyeed Paul B. Andrews. Folger, 17, is a Folger coffee heir. Gallagher is from Salinas, California.
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Nottingham Council Allows Cooling Period for Teachers
Nottingham County Council rules teachers must cool off for 30 minutes before administering whip to misbehaving pupils in schools.
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England
Nottingham County Council
Mystery Writer Miss McCurdy Sought For Treasury Prize
In Hollywood a $250 reward awaits to locate mystery writer Jean McCurdy once active in radio plays. Her script, left with an agent a decade ago, was chosen from over 100 as a vehicle for Joan Leslie on a New Year’s Eve government bond sales program. Treasury and the agent lack McCurdy’s whereabouts.
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Paul Martin Sentenced for Bank Theft in Port Arthur
Paul Martin, 33, received a two year prison sentence after stealing 1105 dollars from a bank. Evidence showed the sum was credited to his account by teller error and he withdrew all but 3.11 within twenty days before the mistake was found.
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Ont
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Martin
Palestine Plan Blocked by UN Security Council
The UN Security Council sent the Palestine sanctions issue to a subcommittee amid unconfirmed reports that President Truman withdrew U S support for economic pressure. Washington declined to comment as officials said the United States would not back a British Chinese call for combatants to return to prewar positions.
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Holy Land
Marshall
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Washington
U.S. State Department
New York City
Brazil’s Political Giant assassinated in Rio home
In Rio de Janeiro the prominent politician Virgilio De Melo Franco was shot dead in his bed at home in the Gávea district. The killer Pedro Santiago, a former employee, forced entry and used the statesman’s hunting rifle.
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Virgilio de Melo Franco
Brazil
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Rio de Janeiro
Pedro Santiago
Melo Franco
Naval Base Conversion Denied Amid MacArthur Talks
The United States rejected Russia’s demand for an official report on Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s Tokyo conferences with American commanders. Washington said talks remain routine for a top US officer, and Yokosuka is not being converted for a US Far East base, despite Panyushkin’s claims.
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United States
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Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
States Department
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Yokosuka
Stalin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Panyushkin
Nathan F. Twining
State Department
Rainy Election Day Forecast Across Much of Nation
The Weather Bureau forecasts a wet election day for regions east of the Rockies. Rain may dampen turnout in most areas with Georgia North and South Carolina southwest Texas Missouri Kansas Nebraska least likely to vote.
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London bound Marshall leaves for London
Secretary of State Marshall boarded a plane for London today. The trip's purpose was not announced.
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Marshall
London
Inside Story of Eisenhower by Kay Summersby
Kay Summersby recounts her wartime role as secretary to General Dwight D. Eisenhower. The feature blends personal anecdotes about Ike, his guests, and top staff, offering an intimate behind the scenes view of World War II leadership.
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Kay Summersby
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Dwight Eisenhower
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