Dewey Family Stirs Campaign Backstage Movements
Thomas Dewey's wife E. Dewey mobilizes family, attends Albany events, and plans travel to New York City to vote absentee for her son. She coordinates campaign aides, reviews speeches, and monitors news broadcasts as she supports the Dewey campaign from home and on the road.
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E. Dewey
Dey
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New York
George E. Dewey
Miss Atherica/ Dewey
Costas
Harvard Universis
Albany
Dewer Ball Fry
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Jabs
Soe
Remsin
Dewey
New Fork
City
Polis
EL 48Th Street
Beth
Ars
Office of the Land
Bell
New York State
Owosso
Mich
State Election Contests Highlight New York Ballot Load
In New York City the election bureau reports 2000+ registrations from fictitious addresses and 17 percent illegal naturalizations, while 99 percent of 300 examined failed literacy tests. The race features Wagner defending his Senate seat against Curran, with Dye vs Van Voorhis for Court of Appeals. Major contests include 45 House seats, 36 Senate seats, and 1539 Assembly designations. Polls opened at dawn with a 9 pm closing and a 2 hour extension for special sessions.
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EL Fitzpatrick
New York City
William 3. Herland
State Election Frauds Bureau
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Thomas J. Curran
Court of Appeals
New York
John van Voorhis
Marvin BR. Dye
Tite
Rochester
House of Representatives
Senate
Repubicans
Labor Party
Dewey Urges Unity in War Effort on National Radio
Dewey and Roosevelt spoke on major networks arguing for improved home front coordination under a strong administration. Dewey pressed Congress and the President to work in harmony to speed war production and rationing, while urging all Americans to vote and support decisive leadership to end the war effectively.
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Dewey
Audence
Roosevelt
Executive
Eisenhower Hax
Europe
Eisenhower
Washington
Dever
Reporters Confused by Dewey Roosevelt Talk Timing
The article notes confusion as reporters awaiting statements found Dewey’s team contradicting themselves about timing. Dewey reportedly wished to lessen Roosevelt’s remarks before releasing his own speech, with no official explanation given.
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Dewey
Roosevelt
Waterford News Briefs and Community Notices
Waterford Word reports Army drivers and mechanics award to Sia Sergi and Staff Sergeant John C. Marine, stationed in the South Pacific for two and a half years. Navy man William Atkinson visits his Waterford family. Library closes today for election, water rents due by Friday to avoid tax addition. Choir at First Presbyterian meets 7 30 pm under Mrs Parkis. Catholic Daughters meet at Knights of Columbus rooms this afternoon with Mrs Sarah Whalen presiding. Knights of Columbus regional meeting notes and a special Waterford Council gathering tomorrow at 6 30 pm. Grace Church Week: Holy Communion service at 10 am with prayers for armed forces. Altar Guild meeting 7 pm in Clerk Memorial Parish.
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A. J. Marteo
Fairview Avenue
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Marine
South Pacific
First Presbyterian Church
John House Memorial
Chester B. Parkis
Court St. Monita
Catholic Daughters of America
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Sarah Whalen
Léo Fintan
Frederick Whiting
Bernard T.meroz
Waterford
Clerk Memorial
Rowse
Waterford Methodist Auxiliary to Host Fair Night Event
Under direction of Robert, Venn Steerburg, and Thursday at 3 pm a meeting of the Women's auxiliary will plan an annus fair. Normen Swee will feature a magician act for the Young Adult group's event. Spaghetti supper from 5 to 7 pm led by Mrs. Berton C. Connor. The fair includes hand work booths, novelties, towers, and a white elephant sale.
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Robert
Venn Steerburg
Anus Faber
Normen Swee
Wil
Waterford
East Side Groups Sponsor One Day Rummage Sale
East Side Groups of the Women’s Service Guild of Mount Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church will sponsor a one day rummage sale Friday at 140 Fourth Street with Mrs. C. O. Stone as general chairman. A clam chowder lunch will be served from 2:30 to 2 pm. in Pawling Avenue Methodist Church hall. The WWS are in charge with Mrs. J. Gummer and Mrs. Ernest Boteste as cochairmen. Church workers meet for a covered dish supper at 6 pm in Trinity Methodist Church. Mrs. John Snyder and Mrs. Frank Bishop arrange. Weekday religious education school meets at 2:30 pm tomorrow, followed by junior choir practice at 3:44 pm. Plans for a Christmas Sale are under way at Second Baptist Church.
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Ida Memorial Presbyterian Church
Fourth Street
C. O. Stone
Pawling Avenue Methodist Church
WW. S. C
Mra
A. J. Gummer
Ernest Botestee
T. Dublin
Pam
Board of Education
Trinity Alethodist
John Snyder
Frank Bishop
Second Baptist Church
Green Island Headly High School completes season with Albany win
Green Island Headly High School closes a successful season by beating Albany Academy 60 21 in Albany. Stars included Lansing Hite Pan Voik Raytropa Singitton Alfred Stewart Joseph Shegdy Headley and Kickecbacker for the opponents. Seniors named include George Demarest Pan Voix Emmet Roe Thomas Greaves Robert Meautire Alyre Desmarais. Coach Norfst Lavender notes plans for next year.
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Albany
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Watervliet
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Raytropa
George Demarest
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Emmet Roe
Thomas Greaves
Robert Meautire
Alyre Desmarais
Nor Fst Lavender
Christmas Sale and Supper at Local Church
Women of the church will hold a Christmas sale and supper on Thursday December 7. They will meet for a day sewing session starting at 10 am in the church to make articles for the sale. The semiannual church business meeting was scheduled for tomorrow at 45 rpm.
Roosevelt Urges Voters to Honor Wartime Goals and Peace Plan
The President calls on voters to remember the important goals of free elections, to win the war, and to bring armed forces home soon. He advocates a world peace organization to prevent future wars, closes with a prayer for strength and just peace, invoking historical religious resolve.
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Calte A
Ugon Tha
Foda
ai.Hoosevelt
Pilgrim Fathers
Oberlin College survey predicts next world war
A Goerlin Review campus survey of Oberlin College students indicates a large majority believe the United States will participate in another world war within fifty years. The weekly survey reflects student views on future global conflict and national resilience.
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Oberlin College
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