Voters Sure Truman Will Run In 1952
Princeton July 1 voters in a national poll expect Truman to seek re election in 1952 though he offered no comment at a recent press conference. The poll shows 57% of Democrats and 63% of Republicans think he will run, with independents at 49 percent. A second poll notes Truman leads other potential Democratic candidates.
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F.D.R. Jr
Scabeleeiadis
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Theore Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Institute
Bear Seen 15 Miles From Philadelphia Sparks Hunt
Conshohocken and Montgomery County residents report a large black bear spotted about 15 miles from Philadelphia. Game Warden Freas notes it is the first bear reported in the county in 12 years and organizes a search party with witnesses Thomas E. Smith and Stanley Marcoski.
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Conshohocken
Montgomery County
Philadelphia
Thomas E. Smith
West Conshohocken
Stanley Marcoski
Rge Freas
Freas
Pleasing Readers Not At All Easy
U S Senator from Maine Margaret Chase Smith reports reader mail shows a mix of praise and criticism. Letters praise directness and clarity while others accuse errors or misrepresentations across topics from vivisection to world government.
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Sen. Smith
Margaret Chase Smith
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Maine
Washington
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
United World Federalist
Arizona
Wired
Oakland
Calif
West Virginia
U.S
Michigan
Pastor's Wife Can Make Or Break Him
Mrs. Joseph M. Connally told the Texas Pastors' School that a minister's wife can make or break a preacher. She cited gossipy behavior, extravagance in dress, and letting children run wild as common obstacles to a pastor's progress during her talk at the annual event.
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Dallas
Joseph M. Connally
Charles John Brand Dies Farm Economist at 69
Charles John Brand, 69, internationally known agricultural economist and former coadministrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in 1933 34, died in Washington Wednesday night. He was born in Minnesota and also served on the War Industries Board during World War I.
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Charles John Brand
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
War Industries Board
Minnesota
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