Dewey Eisenhower ties reshape New York 1952 race
The 1952 New York campaign moves beyond local politics as Governor Dewey’s retreat from White House dreams energizes GOP efforts. His stance on Eisenhower reshapes Taft odds, signaling Dewey’s influence on the Republican nomination while national issues like Korea and central Congress control frame the state race.
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Abe Duwey
Sirus
Beway
Biwenover
Eisenhower
Tatl
Reylire
Vargas Seeks Return to Power Amid Turbulent Brazil
A historical wrap recounts Getulio Vargas poised for a return after a prolonged vote count in Brazil. It notes his 15 year dictatorship, 1930 revolution, abolition of parties, and use of police, plus a popular welfare program and school gains. It cites anti Vargas sentiment among opponents and US tension.
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Vents
Gelylio Vargas
Brugi
Tor Vargas
Latin America
Vargas
Congress Ans
Decre
Hts
Yavaus
Gomes
Chris’ Uico Muchada
Byel
Algo
Lluis
United States
Wards
United
Europe
Registration figures show mixed turnout in New York State election forecast
The piece analyzes voter registration trends amid a complex forecast for New York State. It notes heavy registration in New York City and across the state, with indications of public interest rather than apathy, amid ambiguous campaign issues and concerns over gambling, spending, and national tensions. It mentions figures from governor and senatorial contest years and references France, Vietnam, and Cold War concerns shaping voter attitudes.
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Eisenhower
Dewey
Meiner
Fisen- Nuwer
Newey
New York
Agglan
Leb
HBL
Mitr Stinte Fegnes
Centrol
Congress
Pawen
Albany
Lahman
Anc
Washington
New York City
Mikes
Ceam
Wales
HOGA
Troy
Govenor
Lelman-Dulles
New York State
Narod
Wenumorr
Pitlire
Une
Snan
Java
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Sieg
Minh
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Chile
Kaven
Aleresi
Communist elections in a totalitarian state described
The passage condemns Soviet style elections as sham, detailing forced voting, fear, and punishment for dissent. It cites a reported 97 percent approval for Communist candidates, concludes the system denies genuine choice, and notes East German plebiscites where protest votes occurred despite risks. It predicts future upheaval and widespread resentment toward Communist rule.
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Jamilie
Otter
Insaie
Old Etary
Hoyalufare
Kremlin
Onan
Moscow
Indir Peranns
Austrian Communists Crushed by Allied Response and Putsch Fears
Analysis notes Communists in Austria and Germany face setbacks after failed putsch threats. Russian and Western Allied actions deter subversion. observers see diminished hope for Soviet backed uprisings. Authorities maintain order as fears of external intervention fade.
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Balloilay
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Chew
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Aptsia
Germany
Kremlin
Reis
Alinok
Letters and political pleas from The Record Editorials
The Record publishes letters urging Republican loyalty and voter action, including appeals to Negro voters to back Republican candidates, praise for Governor Newsy and his administration, and a call for repeal of the Kansan-Nebenwka Act. George Fortune signs as editor. calls for party unity and attendance at League of Women Voters event are noted.
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Thalas E. Thewey
Maral Cewaade
Wanka Urga
Ouresty
Anata Taly
Newsy
Nas
Lalising
District of Columbia
United States
Thoman Jefferson
Cleveland
G. Allen
New York
Teague Watera
Efilor
League of Women Voters
Congress
American Later
Liewten
Joe Hanley
United States Senate
Hanley
Senate
League of Women
Han
Pimlie
Rod
Helenne
New York City
Erama
Democratic
Res
Mablienn
Jean Lahoe
George Tafortune
Larson rises to lead General Services amid defense buildup
The article profiles Jess Larson, former Army colonel, now head of the General Services Administration. It notes his rapid rise, control of a vast, centralized purchasing and property function, and the expanded wartime authority under the Defense Production Act. His role spans managing facilities, consolidated buying, stockpiling, and defense-related asset disposition.
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Larson Senlly
War Assit Administration
Hevausi
Amaia
Mkta Uckel
Actillery
WAA
Bed. Went Works Administration
Inta
Larson
Wax
Primine
Hind
Aranibus
General Soputenn
Hourekeeping
FILA
Servicen
Dilhha Haus Ing
He Breau
Federal Supply
Mine Bureau
Nakomat
General Services
Pune
Olter
Larron
Menthy
Cera
Truman
Pluying
Nbavels
Oklahaman
Washington Mafia Chiefs Face Deportation Motive
The piece catalogs Mafioso figures and their U S fates, noting Costello’s potential deportation for hiding his naturalization oath, Sal and Capone links, Kefauver Committee evasions, and West Coast and Michigan mob networks with names like Capone, Accardo, Dragna, Campagna, and Patriaca tracking their influence and legal troubles across cities, gambling rings, extortion cases, and political funding.
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Wscoun
Justice Department
Frankie Costello
Sambler
Jess
Ponnytipee
Rodolf Saul
Husslanford
Finland
Seafla
United States
Snow
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Ambeth
Pmiega
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Houlley Itox
Sali
O88
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Vinland
Frankie Costele
Thaly
Salil
Jurvey
Connelly
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Ragen Wat
Capone
Continental Racing Wire
Tony Accardo
IMB
Kefauver Committee
Charles Flechetti
Ghinaga
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Underworld
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Tony Aciardo
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Kefauver
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Rocco Wischett
al Capone
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Las Vegas
Chicago
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Om Parale
Campagna
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Philip D'Andrea
Parola
al Garino
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Matla
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Cherry None
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Tough Yong
Ghieago
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Carramusa
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the Hosk
Grandland
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Mercer
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Thode Ieland
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Danley
Coakley
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Patriaca
Massachusetts
Prigeat
Frank Incone
Warensten
Minis
Patrisem
New England
Tanne
Worcenster
Iacone
Jacone
Patriece
Rimerunnera
Tecont
Jack Pragna
da Antonio Rivaclti
Los Angeles
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Universal Sports News
California
Nevada
Sllinois Spainx News
Dragna ii
Atmut
Chaclea Fiechet
Hie Finger
Eugene Smaldan
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Solorady
L Rack
Blackie" Mazza
Michigan
Maria
Take My Word For It By Frank Colby
Fragmentary text discusses pronunciation and syllables with scattered references to French terms and exploration. It mentions names like Des Mains and Auguste, and hints at linguistic analysis and comparing phrases across languages. The readable portions offer no clear news event or person with a definite outcome.
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Frank Colby
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