Political Front- Mayor Drives State Election Message
Amid a noisy statewide push toward Election Day, Democratic leaders vow to frame the race as a choice between Wall Street bankers and working interests. Key figures including Erastus Corning of Albany are highlighted as driving the convention with talks emphasizing economic stakes and political leadership.
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Rochester
Wall Street
Ben Butt
Migs Mary
Louise
Nice
North
Tonahe
Erastus
Corning
Albany
Morgan Banker
Dewey to swing from the heels for renomination
Albany report on Thomas E. Dewey's unity campaign for the presidency. He signals the Democrats would face a strong challenge in 1948 as he accepts a draft renomination, after previously renouncing retirement. Delegates cheer as the governor formally agrees to run.
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Harry O'Donnell
Albany
Thomas
E. Dewey
Tizalog
New York
Dewey
Tae
Iof
Acheson removal urged as Truman support debated
In a tense joint chiefs discussion Secretary Johnson’s stance splits the group. Kil Martin recalls Truman’s line that criticizing cabinet members equals criticizing him. D Hale argues unity requires backing the president while D Nixon defends Acheson’s policy and removal.
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Enon Conia Pationells
Johnson
Robert Ay
Acheson
Remo Martin
League
Truman
Kil' Taartin
Awas
Jack Brennan
Jersey
D. Hale
Milwaukee
Clay
Nixon
Seattle
Toague Conmandant
State Department
Miner Welfare Fund Subject in Federal Court Pending Suit
Editor Childs writes on the page about a United Mine Workers welfare fund in Washington awaiting a federal court decision. The fund is described as accumulating at about 150000 dollars per year. The note signals forthcoming details and pages to follow.
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Washington
United Mine Workers’ Welfare Fund
Childs
Harriman to aid Lauman adviser role in 1941 service
Rhode Island native and Brown and Harvard graduate Dr Harriman who taught at Dartmouth before joining government service in 1941 is reported as a possible aide to the Lauman adviser. Faculty members note a pressor of business administration duties and a spring 1946 start cited.
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Gellar Hesha
Rhode Island
Brown
Harvard
Harriman
Dartmouth
Warm spell to continue in the Northeast weather forecast
The Weather Bureau predicts continued warmth with a high near 50s. Yesterday's highs reached into the 70s in some areas while an interior pocket kept New York cooler at 47. Utica cooled to 45 as Buffalo and Watertown hovered around 50. Tonight looks fair. tomorrow turns cloudy with possible showers in parts as forecasters caution.
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New York
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Utica
Syrauge
Buffalo
Watertown
Alex Sadowski
Tomor
Korean Credited With 13 U.S. Planes
A Tokyo radio report claimed North Korean forces shot down 13 American planes with anti aircraft fire. The broadcast cited a Korean airman Wong Myanz Kank as responsible for downing multiple U.S. aircraft during the attack, with casualties and further engagements noted.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Feipfing
Robbers Hold Up Farmer. $1,500 Taken, Torture Alleged
Aged farmer reported being tortured during a holdup in which $1,500 was seized and $17,000 in government armor or pension funds was referenced, with authorities investigating the incident.
Civilian Goods Cutback Seen in U S Plan
Washington reports that the government will order reductions in civilian production before year end to free capacity for expanded military output. Key officials say the move accompanies an economic control bill pending signature by President Truman, who will explain the program in a fireside chat Saturday night. The address will be broadcast on the four major networks and address price control and related measures.
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INS
Truman
Answ
Rescue efforts as Scots mine floods trap workers
In Scotland near Ayr workers tunneled through sludge to escape a collapsed shaft while rescuers, aided by relatives and volunteers, labored to shore up the mine and seal out water. Eight men escaped, many trapped miners relayed messages by phone as mud and water threatened, prompting a massive local relief effort.
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ISCUS
Cole
Ayr
Tering
Burglars Loot 35000 Pennies From Scranton Home
Police report a theft in Scranton where 35,000 pennies valued as vending machine receipts were stolen from the home of Joan Wournakee. Suspects escaped with the unusual loot.
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Scranton
Joan Wournakee
Governor Dewey Calls for Strength in War Effort at State Fair
Governor Dewey spoke to about 2000 people at the State Fair noon session, urging determination and strength to win peace. He pressed for farm-oriented mobilization and warned Russia’s 200 divisions, concluding with a pledge to feed hundreds of thousands if needed. Concluded on page 9 column v.
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Bermuda alerts as hurricane nears from Atlantic tempest
The Bermuda resort area was warned of possible gale to hurricane winds as a large Atlantic storm passed about 200 miles southwest. Advisories at 530 AM said the storm's force had abated, though winds near the center remained just over 100 mph with mountainous waves reported. The Miami Weather Bureau called the hurricane almost stationary and noted uncertain future movement.
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Miami
INS
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Longshoremen Refuse Unloading Polish Liner At Sea Port
Stevedores aboard the Polish liner Batory refused to unload cargo citing opposition to handling goods from Russia or satellites. Under government order they agreed to unload mail and baggage, while about 35 tons of Polish goods and 29 tons of cargo remained untouched due to the dispute.
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Batory
Russia
Inatio
Largo
Repentant robber gets his wish in Memphis store
In Memphis Tennessee John Leonard Holt 43 robbed Mrs Murphy's store of 25 dollars Tuesday then returned yesterday to apologize and tell the police to come. He waited for them and was charged with robbery by authorities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Fred Murphy
Allotments Bill Signed for Servicemen Families
President Truman signed legislation granting monthly allotments to families of enlisted servicemen. Allowances range from 85 to 165 dollars per month, with 40 to 80 dollars deducted from the serviceman’s paycheck and the government supplying the balance.
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Washington
Truman
City works and Malay strike over possible pay raises
City hall confrontation as ASK RAISE union and 600 municipal workers threaten to walk off if pay increases are not approved. Fred Maggio of the Joint Council of Teamsters and Horace Green of Local 540 press for higher wages while budget talks pivot to cutting 1.3 million from the 1950 plan.
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Cy Hall
Fred Maggio
Joint Council of Teamsters
Aly
Maggio
Maggia
Horace Green
Cowwnene
Corcoran
Green
SAU
Mario Rossi
Rossi
Ran Maggio Sald
Council
Jor
Divorcees Hope Draft Gets Exi
CHICAGO INS reports many angry divorcees hope for a draft exemption as public nerves flare over policy changes.
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Hope
Chicago
Politicians Last On A Shelter List
A Birmingham item lists politicians at the end of a shelter roster with unclear details. The fragment mentions Ale and op p Tae in a terse header style, suggesting a local politics or shelter oversight note without full context.
Civilians Evacuated as Masan Under War Strain
A Tokyo dispatch reports mass evacuations of civilians from Masan amid intensifying Korean War actions. Allied forces halted a Red push along a 120 mile front near Taegu and Yongchon, with North Korean troop numbers and matériel surging. Reports cite 3,200 North Korean casualties in a single day and continuing fluid front lines as forces clash along coastal approaches to Pusan.
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Ls. Alu. S. Bishth Army
Sd Drivel
Mei
iTae
Iene Bop
Bih-Ri
Ats
Taegu
Yongchon
An. Amovichn
Yongehan
North
Koreas
Quintuplets Visit New York City for Smith Memorial Dinner
Five of the Dionne quintuplets will make their first trip to New York next month. The Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation funded the trip to honor the late New York Governor Oct. 19. Proceeds will aid the cost of the new Alfred E. Smith Memorial Building at St. Hospital.
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Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation
Honoh
New York State
Govaretnor
Aired E. Smith
St. Hospital
Real Story of Hollywood Reveals Lively Star Tales
Inside look at Hollywood’s brightest names through Adela Rogers St. Johns. The book traces love, laughter, tears, and the era’s dramatic lives. It mentions Rudolph Valentino and the era’s shifting stardom, framed as a candid insider account.
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Adela Rogers St. Johns
Hollycd
Rudolph Valen
Reed
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