Garner at 80 Confident Nation Has Bright Future
John Nance Garner, 80, former vice president and longtime statesman of Uvalde Texas, declares in a sun porch interview that the United States will be all right and that freedom and liberty endure. He cites his family lineage, his service, and his belief that Communism cannot erode American spirit while urging confidence despite Cold War fears.
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Inez Robe
INS. Uyvate- Tex
John Nance Garner
America
United States
House
Senate
Washington
Mr. Garner
St. Nicholas
Uvalde
Texas
John L. Lewis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
Uvalde Veteran Talks of Change and Confidence in Future
The speaker recalls a 46 year public career from judge to congress and notes Uvalde’s growth. He says human nature and Americans don’t change much and expresses confidence in his great grandsons and the country’s future.
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Uvalde
Washington
Congress
America
Karen Rebels Seize Part of Mandalay Burma
Karen forces gain control of a section of Mandalay amid ongoing revolt as a P.V.O. conference in Yenangguang sparks talks on national unity. The Karens seek a separate Karen state with some Communist aid, while Mandalay sees heavy fighting during Burma’s post independence turmoil.
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Rangoon
Burma
Mandalay
P.V.O
People’s Volunteer Organization
Yenangguang
Britain
First Tanker Returns to Cleveland as 1949 Season Opens
The Gulf Oil Corp. tanker Paratex returned to Cleveland from Toledo with its second cargo of the year. It was the first commercial ship to dock in Cleveland for the 1949 commercial season.
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Cleveland
Gulf Oil Corp
Paratex
Toledo
Books chained to stalls reveal scarcity four centuries ago
The sentence notes that books were extremely scarce about four centuries past and sometimes chained to public book stalls to deter theft, illustrating the era's limited availability and reading culture.
Hartford Father and Son Night Honors Coach Albert Rea
Hartford School hosts Father and Son Night to honor coach Albert Rea and his basketball squad with students, parents, and officials attending. Canton McKinley track coach Charles Wright will speak. guests include Harold S. Vincent and Benjamin Ahlschwede. Former Hartford students now at Timken and McKinley will play a charity game. Gym opens at 7 p.m.
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Hartford School
Albert Rea
Charles
Chuck) Wright
Canton McKinley
Harold S. Vincent
Benjamin Ahlschwede
Timken
McKinley High
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