Name Calling And The Congress In The Election Debate
The piece argues both sides should fairly define what constitutes the “worst Congress” and avoid blanket name calling. It notes Truman faces a 80th Congress with mixed GOP and Democratic support on policy, urging honest standards and clear criteria before campaign rhetoric. Charles ONeill, spokesman for the mine owners, adds context on labor dispute framing.
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Truman
Congress
GOP
Mr. Truman
Buchanan
Grant
Harding
Thomas
Senate
Europe
House
Henry Wallace
Steel executive warns of bleak mood over Marshall Plan
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of National Steel Corp, says the Marshall Plan may dampen morale more than threats of collapse and communism in Europe. President Truman urges U.S. mobilization as Russia and satellites refuse to cooperate for peace and world recovery.
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Europe
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
United States
Russia
President Truman
Horizon Puzzle Clues and Answers Grid
A word puzzle grid with numbered clues across and down. Entries include horizon themed terms, musical references, foods, and classical terms, weaving through a cross pattern with multiple abbreviations and historical references.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Reflections on travel and openness
Eleanor Roosevelt questions Soviet travel limits and urges freer movement and information exchange among nations. She argues open visiting and contact between zones would reduce propaganda and foster world peace, calling out misinformation from a Russian paper about her.
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New York
Russia
Lake Success
Press Association
U.S.A
Taft and Dewey clash over southern delegates in Philadelphia
The article details how the Republican party historically bribes southern delegates to sway nominations. It cites past Hoover era payments to Georgia and Mississippi insiders and outlines Taft’s strategy, including notes on Florida and Oregon delegates, with names like Perry Howard, Jeane DAgostino, and Robert Farrell, highlighting the backstage count of power at the Philadelphia convention.
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Philadelphia
Georgia
Hoover
Ben Davis
Perry Howard
Mississippi
Rush Holland
Harry Dougherty
South
Taft
Senate Post Office
John E. Jackson
Louisana
Cincinnati
Dewey
United States
Florida
Hattie I. James
Myrtle Ave
Jacksonville
Garrison
Joe
Negro Elks of
E. B. Goode
Alex Akerman Jr
S. Orange Ave
Orlando
Stassen
R. T
Robert Taft
D'Agostino
Oregon
Robert S. Farrell
S. W
First Ave
Portland
Walter Tooze
Robert S. Farrell Jr
Idleman
Phil Metschan
S. W. Clifton St
Lamar Tooze
N. W. Thurman St
Ralph Cake
Cake
Vandenberg
Tooze
Univ. of Oregon
Harvard Law School
Oregon Republican Club
Carl Engdahl
N. W. Bailey
Phila
Tommy Luke
Sixth St
Robert A. Elliott
N. E
Prescott St
American Voters Favor Humanitarian Presidents Says Gallup
Gallup poll of thousands across the United States finds the public wants a president who is humanitarian, benevolent, and a protector of the common man. Voters envision the leader improving economic conditions, democracy, world peace, religion, and education, with women showing slightly stronger pacifist and cost of living concerns.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Princeton
N. J
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Truman
West
Congress
Erican
West Coast Maritime Strike Hearing Underway
In San Francisco Judge George B. Harris opened a hearing on an 80 day injunction to stop a threatened West Coast maritime strike. Protesting longshoremen gathered before the federal court as testimony from government, employers and six waterfront unions was set to continue over two days. First witnesses included Frank P. Fossie, president of the Waterfront Employers Association, and John B. Byran, head of the Pacific American Shipowners Association.
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San Francisco
Shere
George B. Harris
Harris
Frank P. Fossie
Waterfront Employers Association
John B. Byran
Pacific American Shipowners Association
Vandenberg Faces Path to GOP Presidential Bid
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, key leader on foreign relations, risks missing the Philadelphia convention unless he accepts a run for president. Friends cite pride and fear of presidency burdens as reasons for hesitation, while supporters warn of obstructionists and party rivals who could thwart him if elected.
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Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Foreign Relations Committee
GOP
Vandenberg
Philadelphia
White House
Senate
Tabers
Martins
Hallecks
Congress
Duff
Pennsylvania
Driscoll
New Jersey
United Nations
Girl Held For Murder In Cincinnati Shooting
Charles Wiese 38 was shot to death while in bed in Cincinnati. Police arrested Doris Haller 28 of Minnesota who claimed she acted after a man begged her to marry him. Miss Mary Ritter 23 denied being present. Haller said she found Wiese with Ritter and fired after he laughed at her.
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Cincinnati
Charles Wiese
Minnesota
George Ertel
Doris Haller
Minneapolis
Western Union
Wiese
Mary Ritter
Miss Ritter
Haller
Radio Schedule for KEIO and KEYY Stations
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AP News
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Sky King
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Zeke Manners
IMN
Intermountain News
U. S. Navy
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Bill Harrington
Martin Black
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Tom Mix
Billy
Gabriel Heatter
Gregory Hood
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