Dewey Warren Ticket Shapes Up For Major Policy Roles
The report describes Governor Dewey and Senator Warren discussing a running mate’s role in policy. Dewey favors relying on normal diplomatic channels with Stalin rather than personal meetings. Warren says he and Dewey share basic policy views and supports permanent recognition for Torah.
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Warren
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stara
Joe Stalin
Dewey
Stalin
Roosevelt
Mr. Truman
Truman
China
Urgi
Torah
Episcopal Service Sunday in Cairo
Episcopal church services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 5 o clock in the Women’s Club building in Cairo. Rev. George W. Shirley rector of the Episcopal church in Thomasville will lead the service. A cordial invitation is extended to all residents.
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Cairo
Episcopal Church
Women’s Club
George W. Shirley
Thomasville
Observations on Bureaucracy and Aid in Postwar America
A critical column argues one twelfth of federal workers have notice records per FBI screening and condemns tenure in office as breeding corruption. It questions aid to Communist countries, cites Roosevelt views, Marshall Plan expansion, and cites Census Bureau cost per capita, urging government house cleaning.
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Jobs
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Washington
U. S
United States
New York
Eleanor Hoosevelt
The
Ladies Home Journal
Truman
Census Bureau
Anks
Warren describes Argentina stance and vice presidential selection
The governor discusses Latin American ties calling Argentina partly dictatorial yet urges continuing relations with the Argentine people. He notes he will not resign to campaign and recalls the night Dewey’s team offered him the vice presidency after a long all night session.
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Argentina
California
Warren
Dewey
Crossword Puzzle clues and answers scattered across entries
A scrambled list of crossword style clues with numbers and hints covering homicides, articles, payments, verbs, nouns and names. Includes references to ancient galleys, Scotch companions, Nebraskan counties, wines, rooms, fasteners, and divine terms.
Democrats Praise Cox At Second District Meeting
The meeting at Three Toms Inn praised Congressman Cox for his work in the House. Delegates adopted rules for the primary and a county unit system, endorsing Cox for re election and urging militant Democrats to vote in the June 1948 event.
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Amittee
Three Toms Inn
Tere
W. Pred Scott
J. L. Pilcher
J. M. Keyton
Charles Griffin
Sox
Congress
Daugherty
Lancaster
Thomasville
Georgia
House of Representatives
Congress of the United States
Cox
House
Second Congressional District
South
Second
Southland
Jefferson
Jackson
Committee On Rules
EB. E Cox
Congress of
United States
Truman Signs Flood Control Bill for River Projects
President Truman signed an appropriation bill totaling 573 million dollars for flood control and navigation projects. The waterways money brings the civil functions measure to 641.58 million, with funds also allotted for the Panama Canal national cemeteries the soldiers' home and the Alaska signal corps communications system.
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Washington
Truman
Theariny Civil Function&s
Panama Canal
National ‘Cemeteries
Soldiers’ Home and
Signal Corps
Alaska
Scramble for heavyweight title heats after Louis retires
The scramble for boxing’s vacant heavyweight crown begins after Joe Louis retires following his eleventh round knockout of Jersey Joe Walcott at Yankee Stadium. Gus Lesnevich and Ezzard Charles, with Walcott, emerge as leading contenders in an proposed elimination tourney. NBA and NYAC weigh official action.
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Murray Rose
New York
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Gus Lesnevich
Ezzard Charles
Joe Louis
Walcott
Yankee Stadium
Sol Strauss
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Eddie Eagan
New York Athletic Commission
Eagan
Lesnevich
Charles
National Boxing Association
NBA
Abe J. Greene
Greene
Walcott-Lesnevich
S. C
Joey Maxim
Elmer Ray
Joe Bakai
Curtis Sheppard
Lee Oma
Jimmy Bivins
Tommy Gomez
Melio Betina
Tami Mauriello
Ray
Bivins
Gene Tunney
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Big Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Marvin Hart
Jack Root
Hart
Root
Tommy Burns
Burns
Marjorie Lawing Becomes Bride of Edwin L Tomlin
Miss Marjorie Lawing of Thomasville Georgia daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lawing Tulsa Oklahoma and granddaughter of Mrs J W Peacock of Thomasville became the bride of Edwin Ladeau Tomlin son of Mr and Mrs William Tomlin at St Peters Episcopal church in St Petersburg Florida June 17. Chaplain E A Edwards officiated with Charles M Gray as organist. The couple will honeymoon at gulf beaches then reside in the mid west after July 1.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Marjorie, Lawing
Thomasville
Kenneth. Lawing
Tulsa
Okla
Edwin Okla
J. W. Peacock
Edwa Ladeau Tomlin
William §. Tomlin
Fifteenth Avenue North
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
E. A. Edwards
Charles M. Gray
Laura Simpson
Fr. Myers
Carla L. Sauls
Tampa
David V. Tudeen
William 5. Simpson
Herbert R. Coston
Miss Simpson
J. A. Cox
Charlotte Porter
Tomlin
Huntington College
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama, Polytechnic Institute
Phi “Kappa Tau
Tau Beta Pi
Honorary Fraternity
Auburn Players
Tractor Maintenance Training Spreads in Georgia 1948
In Georgia during 1948 about 20 rural leaders and county agents attended tractor maintenance short courses. Nationwide more than 8,000 local leaders received similar training in 1947.
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Georgia
Resolutions Endorse Primary System and Rep Ced Cox Support
At the September 8 1948 primary election the district Democratic committee urges voters to support the incumbent and to reject radical efforts to undermine the write in primary system in Georgia. Copies of resolutions go to the press Congressman Cox and are filed in the district minutes.
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Georgia
Cox
Democratic Executive Committee
Second Congressional District
Kentucky Passes For Warren In Historic 70 Year Debut
Mrs. Vitus L. Gates of Hopkinsville Kentucky, age 70, became the lone woman delegate to deliver Kentucky’s roll call vote for Vice President at the Republican National Convention. After hours in the halls she delivered a simple two word verdict, Kentucky passes, signaling her party allegiance after a lifetime among Democrats.
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Hal Boyle
Philadelphia
Vitus L. Gates
Hopkinsonville
Kentucky
Memphis Hostesses Honor Patten At Coke Party
Memphis social scene highlighted by Miss Joanne Patten as honor guest at a Coke party hosted yesterday morning by Mrs. H. P. Lockhart and Mrs. J. L. Carman. Attendees included Mary Weth Butte Mary Jerger June Rackley Ann Peyton Pat Gribben Caryl Mitchell Jean Robinson Chirley Chastain Mayne Carter Pat Yeargin Eleanor Hughes Jane Jay. Guests praised Patten daughter of former Thomasville resident Joe Patten. Also noted are upcoming visits of Ensign and Mrs. William M. Luckie from White Sulphur Springs W Va and social events planned in Thomasville for their weeklong stay. Anne Eidson of Agnes Scott college to attend Miss Dale Bennett’s wedding in Waycross Ga tomorrow.
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Memphis
Joanne Patten
H. P. Lockhart
Are
J. L. Carman
Neil Duff
Eidson
Anne Eidson
Agnes Scott Llege
Atlanta
Waycross
Dale Bennett
Miss Bennett
Miss Eidson
Agnes Scott
Georgia 4-H Garden Project Enlists Over 40000 Youth
More than 40,000 Georgia 4-H club boys and girls participate in a yearly garden project. The program engages youth across the state in horticulture, learning by growing vegetables and maintaining plots.
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Georgia 4-H Club
Republican Party Remembers Her Among Its Records
A brief tribute notes she never forgot the party and remained part of its history. The passage reflects on her lasting ties and a sense of happiness she carried.
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Republican Party
Ashe
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