Dewey Bricker Ticket Clinched At GOP Convention Chicago
At Chicago, Thomas E. Dewey won the Republican presidential nomination by a 1056 to 1 vote with John W. Bricker named for vice president. Wendell Willkie congratulated the nominee as Dewey pledged to end one man rule, crush Axis powers, and pursue postwar international cooperation without a world state.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Chicago
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Wisconsin
Grant Ritter
Beloit
Douglas MacArthur
Bricker
Wendell L. Willkie
Dewey
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House
America
Germany
Japan
Dewey Emerges as Republican Leader at Nomination Rally
The Republican platform endorses Dewey as decisive foreign and domestic policy leader with calls for limited government, open markets for farmers, and support for private enterprise. Warren delivers a vigorous keynote urging jobs, opportunity, and peace, while Hoover and Luce push foreign policy and military support. Bricker backs Dewey as the best path to defeat the New Deal.
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Dewey
Republican Party
Warren
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Congress
Martin
Riches Versus Disposition in a Mother’s View of Children
Kathleen Norris writes on how wealth and beauty tempt mothers yet a cheerful disposition matters more. She recalls a socialite who gained riches and fame but became bitter, while generous women quietly shape homes and futures for boys and girls.
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Harold
Nancy
Anna
Paris
London
Golconda
Sheba
Patricia
Betsy
Pat
The Cheerful Outlook on Women’s Happiness
Miss Norris argues that youthful beauty wealth and talent do not guarantee happiness. Some women with everything become selfish and discontented, while others with less prove kinder and more loved. Mothers can guide daughters toward genuine happiness.
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Miss Norris
Romance of Mr and Mrs Thom as Dewey in Chicago to New York union
Mr and Mrs Thom as Dewey met in Chicago in 1923 while studying music. Frances Hutt of Sherman Texas and Dewey later pursued further study in New York and married five years later as he practiced law and she sang the lead in a musical comedy.
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Thomas Dewey
Chicago
Albany to White House: Governors as Presidential Training Ground
The New York gubernatorial office is portrayed as a training course for presidents. Four past governors went on to the White House, including Van Buren Cleveland Roosevelt and Roosevelt. Dewey is noted as the seventh nominee to face national voters after governorship in Albany.
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White House
New York
Dewey
Martin van Buren
Grover Cleveland
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
From Pat and Betsy to a Life of Real Happiness
The passage urges shaping a daughter’s future through humility service and family bonds. It contrasts vanity with a humble home life where love, care, and shared duties comfort a tired husband and elders, arguing true ecstasy comes from such homely affection rather than wealth.
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Pat
Betsy
Mary
Brushing for Hair Shine and Health Tips
A health tip notes daily brushing adds sheen and polish without harming waves if hair is in good condition. Ruth Current of North Carolina State College says simple styling is attractive. Wipe brushes and combs after each shampoo to reduce dandruff via washing pins clips and brushes each time.
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Ruth Current
North Carolina State College
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1995 Size Range and Yardage
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1995 designed for sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and 40. Size 14 dress requires 434 yards of 39 inch material. Sleeveless jacket uses 1 percent of yardage.
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Barbara Bell
Household Hints for Everyday Care and Safety
Household tips cover protecting curtain rods by waxing, lining fridge drawers with towels to absorb moisture, placing pins through bottle corks to mark poison, and frosting glass by white lead and oil. It suggests vaseline on metal surfaces to prevent sticky splashes during painting.
Post’s Raisin Bran Debuts A New Breakfast Treat
Help yourself to rare new breakfast treat as Post’s Raisin Bran blends wheat bran flakes and raisins. The ad highlights nourishment and tasty appeal for morning meals.
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