The Great Game of Politics and the Wallace Defeat
A critical column reviews President Roosevelt's actions during the Wallace nomination fight. It accuses Roosevelt of double dealing, sending congratulatory messages while backing Truman, and orchestrating Wallace's defeat to favor his own re election. The piece argues the public’s gullibility and political humbug in enduring such maneuvers.
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Hookevely
Henry Wallace
Chicago
Henry
Roosevelt
Willkie
Wendell
United States
Vale
Wallace
Truman
Hannegan
Eddie Flynn
Eddie Kelly
Roose
West
Morever
Wal
Willkin
Roosevelt Paw
Wille Teuse
Will RO
McNaught Syndicate
Roosevelt and Wallace in political theater of trust and betrayal
Roosevelt courts Willkie while attacking Wallace and portraying nonpartisan unity to manage war politics. The piece argues Roosevelt uses staged signals to boost Wallace while keeping distance from Willkie, hinting at strategic deception amid polling shifts and internal party tensions.
Four Year Old Boy Loses Fight For Life
Springfield reports the death of four year old Jackie Krumbaltz after a long battle with acute lymphatic leukemia. He received seven transfusions in the Springfield hospital but no cure was found. Jackie was one of four children in Arthur Kiom bolts' family.
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Springfield
Little Dackie Krumbaltz
Jackie
Arthur Kiombolts
South Ridge Church Notes Highlights from August 20
South Ridge notes report Sunday school at nine am with guest pastor Rev A E McVey, annual Ohio Evangelical church conference at Emmanuel Evangelical in Lorain this week, Alton Preston attending as delegate. A church outing at Linwood Park with Bays of Linwood group and a reunion for Mr and Mrs Alten Preston mentioned.
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South Ridge
Id Am
Worslip
Tl Am
A. E. McVey
Ohio Evangelical Church
Emmanuel Evangeliat
Loran
Alton Preston
Jay
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May Gall Special Session On Aid To Ohio Schools
Columbus reports Gov John W Hiticker does not plan a special session unless emergency aid to Ohio schools is needed. Aides say he may call one to fund salary increases to retain teachers, but he prefers addressing pay raises for state employees and a new state fairgrounds site in the regular session next January or after the election.
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Columbus
John W. Hiticker
Ohio
Brieker
Posiliain
Tired Kidneys Sleepless Nights Ad
A vintage health ad urges remedies for tired kidneys causing sleepless nights and backache. It promotes Doan's Pills as a proven solution, claiming long use by millions over four decades to cleanse kidney tubes and purify blood.
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Dean
Milliona
Doan
Ohio school pay talks mix with staffing concerns
Bricker noted ongoing disputes over pay raises and fair school funding as the state weighs teacher retention and induction losses. He cited about 5,000 replacements from fired and rehired staff amid calls for higher wages, with a final decision pending a statewide education report from State Education Director Keneth G. Ray and others. Separately, a U.S. Air Force Photographic Squadron has been conducting photographic surveys of Chilean southern forests.
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Bricker
Ree
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