Next President Will Be OK
The piece weighs the calm after a presidential nomination, noting early reactions from supporters of Dewey and others. It argues that campaigns breed gossip and slander but the electorate seeks honest, decent leadership, predicting whatever the outcome the next president will be a credit to democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dewey
Dewey
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Judas Iscariot
Taft
Stassen
Warren
Philadelphia
Henry Wallace
Truman
White House
Grant
Harding
United Nations Faulted Over Atomic Bomb Controls
Trygve Lie notes two years of UN struggle with no progress on halting atomic bomb development. He argues the General Assembly lacks veto and enforcement power and cites mutual distrust between the United States and Russia. He warns fear grips nations and governments, urging realism about pledges and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
General Assembly
Russia
Moscow
America
Trygve Lie
The
Air Waves Horizo Theme Puzzles and Clues
A fragmented puzzle page lists cryptic clues and abbreviations across multiple topics. Entries include chemical symbols, place names, and wordplay on common terms such as trees, animals, measurements, and personal names.
My Day Hyde Park Dispatch from New York and Red Bank
The columnist recaps a busy midweek in New York City meeting Dress Institute crowds at a luncheon and visiting the United Nations mission. He then travels to Red Bank New Jersey to speak to the United Jewish Appeal and visits Mrs. Lewis Thompson and her daughter Mrs. Rowan Boone. He praises Princeton’s Dean Gauss on GI education standards. He notes Governor Dewey rhetoric and cautions about reform zeal versus real results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Nations
Dr. Dubois
Red Bank
N. J
United Jewish Appeal
Lewis Thompson
Rowan Boone
Princeton
Dean Gauss
Princeton University
Committee On Admissions
Thompson
Dewey
New York State
Medals Issued To Veterans By Pocatello Navy Office
Chief Petty Officer H C Brown reports that American Asiatic Pacific and European African Middle Eastern Theatre medals are now issued to all eligible veterans. Apply with original discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Brown
Pocatello Navy Recruiting Office
Pajama Sale Ends With Honest Shopper Twist
In Memphis a shopper bought blue pajamas marked on sale. After realizing she had no money, she explained she had left the cash at home and had hidden the item under garments on another counter before returning for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Poultry Disease Control Start in Sanitation Efforts
The plan begins with sanitation in poultry housing including hot water and disinfectant treatment, good indoor light and ventilation, and clean range for growing birds to reduce disease losses.
Truman Confident of Victory Over Dewey in November
President Truman dismisses rival Dewey and downplays Eisenhower challenge, planning a 60 day national campaign. The piece sketches domestic sentiment, Italian democracy letters prize contest, and Eisenhower receiving varied mail from ex service members urging him to run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Dewey
Washington
Harry Truman
Tom Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Ike
Harassed Wife Tells All About Columnist Husband
A columnist's wife writes a guest column venting at her husband. She mocks his laziness and neediness, jokes about his driving her into danger, and recalls childhood travel wardrobe memories. She ends with a note on farm accidents rising during harvest and safety of machinery before harvest.
Voters Back Tough US Line on Russia in Berlin Poll
A Gallup survey before the Berlin crisis shows an overwhelming majority of American voters want the United States to be firmer toward Russia. Only 6 percent favor a milder course, with broad support for containment and a tougher stance among white collar workers and farmers, and little difference across major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Becker
Associated Press
Jack Anderson
Bell Syndicate
United States
Russia
The
Institute
Berlin
Henry A. Wallace
America
Kremlin
Wallace
Hero's Wife Becomes Sharon Minister Widow of Dorchester chaplain serves small parish
Sharon Vermont parish names the widow of Rev. George Fox as minister. Mrs Fox, whose husband is honored on a U S postage stamp for his heroism during the Dorchester sinking in 1943, says leading 30 to 50 worshippers and guiding weddings and youth meetings gives her great satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
George Fox
U. S
Dorchester
Radio Schedule From KLYY and KEIO Stations
A detailed daily time table lists KLYY 1240 AM and KEIO 1450 AM programs from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 10:00 to 12:00 for the morning blocks, featuring variety shows, news, music, and guest segments. Notable items include Parade, Local News, Navy Band, Cedric Foster News, Martin Black Show, Dance Parade, Women’s Page, Tommy Dorsey Show, News Roundup, and Sports reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Cedric Foster
Harold Turner
Bill Harrington
Martin Black
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Ryan
Mert
Chandu
Tom Mix
Partner
Billy
Rose
Gabriel Heatter
News
Bill Henry
All the News
Barclay Allan
Orch
Fulton Lewis, Jr
AP News
Galen Drake
PTA Frontiers
Music For Children
Hutman
Elmer Davis
Dick Liebert
America
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Idaho
Horizo
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Peer Gynt
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Drew Pearson
RADIO
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Atlantic
World Wide Broadcasting Foundation
NBC
State Department
Generoso Pope
Ingersoll, Harman and Helbros Watches
Kruger Jewelry Co
Austin Texas
Martin Gruenborn
Scattel
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Eagle Clothes
Endicott- Johnson
Wing Shirt Company
Frank H. Lee Company
Allis-Chalmers
Ferdinand Pecora
N. Y. Supreme Court
Thomas D’alesandro
Baltimore
Vincent Impellitteri
G. I
Stars & Stripes
Shanghai
Jean McLemore
Henry
Barkis McLemore
Quebec
Jean Frances
Charit
Gallup Poll
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Hero's Wife
Lichty
US Army
Sun and Times Co
Klyy
K.C
P.M
Keio
KC A.M
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
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