Oregon Primary Signals Wider GOP Rift and Stassen Dewey Clash
The Oregon results show Stassen and Dewey using the race to present platforms to voters as national delegates remain undecided. Dewey leads in the Philadelphia race with strong West Coast appeal, while Stassen gains ongoing momentum despite not winning Oregon. The primary system complicates clear conclusions about future convention outcomes.
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Philadelphia
Dewey
Wisconsin
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MacArthur
Taft
President Truman Seeks Expanded Social Security Benefits
President Truman urges a broader social security program with 50 percent higher old age and survivors payments, higher payroll taxes, extended coverage to more groups, and disability protection. He argues benefits must outpace living costs and supports modest earnings to supplement income while calling for state unemployment boosts and broader protections.
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Truman
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Presidents Visit Echoes in Pocatello History
The piece recalls past presidential visits to Pocatello from Theodore Roosevelt to Harry S Truman. It notes crowd reactions from earlier eras, white gloves turning black during Harding’s handshake, and contrasts modern celebrity allure with frontier spirit. It also comments on Truman’s current visit and forecasts possible nominees, ending with reader thanks for restoring the crossword in the paper.
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Pocatello
Center Street
O. B. Steely
Taft
Harding
Ohio
James H. Brady
McNichols & Wright
Alaska
San Francisco
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dewey
United States
Harry Truman
Idaho Fall Pigs Seen as Strong Option for Hogs
Wade Wells of the University of Idaho urges Idaho swine growers to raise at least a ten percent fall pig crop as USDA goals target bigger hog output. Favorable alfalfa pastures and ahead harvests of feed grains support economical production, despite labor unrest and meat packing strikes. producers with good conditions may exceed the national ten percent goal.
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Idaho
Wade Wells
University of Idaho
Wells
USDA
USA
Gift of 200 law briefs to Idaho law college announced
Late Judge James R. Bothwell of Twin Falls left 200 law briefs to the University of Idaho college of law. Dean E. 8. Stimson announced the gift after the University Board of Regents accepted it. The material came from James L. Bothwell, the judge’s son, a former UI law student now with Idaho’s probation department in Boise.
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Twin Falls
University of Idaho College of Law
E. 8. Stimson
University Board of Regents
James L. Bothwell
University of Idaho
State Department of Probation
Boise
Bothwell
Idaho
Old Granny Fox Plans Revenge On Badger Digger
In the Green Meadows tale Granny Fox nurses a grudge against Digger the Badger after bees sting her. She plots to drive Digger away, schemes with Bowser the Hound, and contemplates enlisting help to fight her rival. Her mud covered cloak reveals her temper as she searches for a way to get even.
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Reddy
Peter Rabbit
Jimmy Skunk
Granny Fox
Digger
Green Meadows
Grandfather Frog
Jerry Muskrat
Badger
Digger the Badger
Bowser the Hound
Dooryard
Dining Out Tonight Check Your Ego Here
Essay argues most restaurants serve ego and atmosphere rather than nourishment. Cites waterfront eateries in Seattle and San Francisco, Chicago, New York, Wichita Falls, Santa Fe, and Tanktown U S A. Warns diners to stay home if seeking honest food and warns against flashy decor and celebrity waiters.
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San Francisco
Mandan
8. D
Loop
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Chinatown
New York City
Wichita Falls
Texas
Santa Fe
Tanktown
Spike Jones
President Truman to Speak in Portland for Flood Victims
President Truman will address a Red Cross service in Portland Oregon on June 11 at 4 p.m. eastern standard time. The speech shifts from a rose festival to aid victims of Pacific Northwest floods, announced by Presidential Press Secretary Charles G Ross.
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Omaha
Truman
Portland
Ore
Red Cross Service Center
Sec
Charles G. Ross
Pronunciation Guide Pokes Fun At Word Usage
A column by Frank Colby mocks mispronunciations heard on radio and public forums. It corrects comely kum-lee commonest kom-yoo-nist vacuum vack-yoom bicycle cy cle and lichen liken, noting proper stress and rhymes.
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Hollywood
Roam-Lee
Roam
Kum-Lee
Kresh
Third Dimension By Elaine Lady
A widow with a modest income asks if she should leave her sister’s home where her brother in law, a ailing retiree, often clashes with her. The advisor suggests evaluating his attitude toward her departure and noting his likely worsening manners with age before deciding.
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When a boy prefers books over ball play
In Dr. Angelo Patri’s essay a boy named Louis is pushed to join games he avoids. His father cannot coach patience, while a mother urges acceptance of talents beyond sports, stressing nutrition’s role in growth and behavior.
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Mother
Father
Patri
P. O
Station G
New York 19
N. Y
Strikes Sweep Italy Reach Palermo and Cremona
The center of Italy's strike agitation shifted as Sicilian dock workers voted to begin a general strike at midnight Sunday. The Palermo Chamber of Labor issued the call after talks in Rome broke down for better working conditions. Thousands of milkers remained on strike in Cremona's dairy lands.
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Italy
Palermo
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments Highlighted in Stray OCR
Puzzle snippet shows fragmented entries including items like Hone carriage and Confederate related terms with partial letter sequences. Readable words include Manin and Peam amid scattered numbers and broken across clues.
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