What Next For The Democrats After Truman Withdrawal
The piece surveys potential 1948 Democratic nominees led by Kefauver Kerr Russell and Stevenson with Eisenhower looming for the GOP. It notes Truman’s withdrawal sharpens a race with party bosses seeking a strong, popular candidate to counter Taft and recent scandal fallout.
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Kefauver
Fair Dealer
New Hampshire
Robert Kerr
Oklahoma
Kerr
Richard Russell
Russell
South
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Justice Vinson
Taft
NATO
Korea
Nate
White House
Democratic Party
The Next Pill You See
A column imagines a future of pills capable of drastic life changes from hair growth to height and IQ gains. It catalogs current pills for wakefulness sleep appetite cold prevention and pain relief and foresees chemists creating even more powerful tablets. The piece notes pills may replace eating and shape desires for talent and aroma while doubting a universal pill to replace all others.
Fix Up The Municipal Auditorium For Better Shows
Community plans to improve the Municipal Auditorium include fundraising concerts and a dedicated concert grand piano funded by the Entertainment Foundation. Officials note structural defects persist, with worn aisles, weak stair railings, dusty curtains, and cramped dressing rooms. improvements depend on donor and performer support.
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Amon the
Entertainment Foundation
Jack
Pilot Club
Junior Service League
Why Hotel Lobby Clocks Run Fast
In wartime hotels faced rooms, now openings return as guests resume travel. Managers note speed in service and improvements that attract travelers. Women travelers and executives influence expectations for light, cheerful rooms and balanced menus.
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Wangeman
Lghter
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answer Grid Reference
Puzzle notes show crossword clues with numbers and fragments amid garbled OCR text. It lists clues such as Third division of a rum inant’s stomach and American gene plus scattered answers and partial phrases, all tangled in a single merged line.
Radio Tonight Listings From New York Broadcasters
On the air tonight schedule lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs across eight to ten p.m. slots. NBC features Halls of Ivy Great Gilder sleeve Groucho Marx Quiz Big Story The Red Crescent Silent Men. CBS offers Big Town Dr Christian Red Skelton Bing Crosby's Guest His Son Garry. ABC presents Mystery Theater Top Guy Mr. President and Dance Music. MBS closes with Musical Comedy.
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New York
NBC
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
CBS
Betrayal
Dr. Christian
Box Tops Unlimited
Red Skelton
Bing Crosby
Garry
ABC
Mystery Theater
New Time
St Joseph Aspirin For Children Ad
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin For Children as ready to use with orange flavor. It claims approval by thousands of doctors and notes each tablet equals four adult doses. A 50 tablet bottle is offered for 39 cents.
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St. Joseph
Chuckles By Christopher Billop
Crying in public at theaters is caused by sad portrayals and mostly suffered by the women in the family. Males reluctantly lend larger handkerchiefs as the soaked towels grow, and the scene becomes a point of embarrassment and perceived showiness. The piece argues women should provide their own towels or cry less.
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New York
Fort Knox
Fellows
Frank Wangeman
Hour Kissing Bandit Out of Thunder Science
Program guide entry notes a 9 05 p m feature Kissing Bandit in science followed by 9 30 p m showing of Little Tree in Family Theater.
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Science
The World Today President Truman’s Unanswered Query
President Truman’s decision not to run again is examined as a humane, loyal, and cheerful leader facing mounting pressures. The piece weighs old age, family expectations, Korea setbacks, corruption whispers, and political rivals, noting foreign policy as his potential lasting legacy.
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Truman
White House
Mr. Truman
Korea
Beisenhower
Europe
North Atlantic
Sity
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Kefauver
Sen. Taft
Eisenhower
Europa
Strikes Lock Out 600000 Workers Including 462000 Coal Miners
Ten days of labor unrest begin with 462000 coal miners striking plus 600000 workers idle. The auto and soft coal sectors face new difficulties as talks aim to ease tensions in Michigan plants. President Roosevelt notes high steel and copper prices. Georgia voters head to a June 8 election with eleven amendments, eleven affecting the state.
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Michigan
Roosevelt
Bright signs as seminaries fill with religious vocation
A 1926 observation shows ten thousand high school students, only seven sought full time religious work. Now seminaries overflow with men and women preparing for ministry and education roles. Churches report many eager youths ready for full time religious service, signaling hope in a dark day.
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William T. Ellis
Christian Church
Melody Pascoe Lights Up Walden Ranch Dance
Archie Joscelyn presents Melody Pascoe at a Walden ranch dance with Steve Russell and Matt Tarson in a tense love triangle. Melody accepts Steve for the dance as Tarson confronts them, hinting at a confrontation to come.
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Walden Ranch
Matt Tarson
Tarson
Steve
Tim Tyson
Russell
Matt
Melody
Cass
Wong
Melody Pascoe
Cass Walden
Melod
Suits Me Tarson Fight Ends In Dramatic Win
In a tense confrontation Steve defies Tarson with a final strike that ends Tarson’s rush. Melody leads the supporters as Steve shows resolve and confidence despite a brutal exchange that leaves him dazed and bloodied on the ground.
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Tarson
Steve
Melody
Matt Tarson
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