Truman Deviation Worries Hannegan
Washington June 3. A rift divides Truman cabinet members and Democratic national leaders over policy. Hannegan Sullivan and Flynn push for Roosevelt left of center while Snyder and others favor a middle course. A private Miami talk shows the tension over big business. Somoza in Nicaragua is cited as a cautionary example of American arms aiding a dictator.
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Truman
Bob Hannegan
Gae Sullivan
Ed Flynn
Roosevelt
Miami
Stuart Symington
St. Louis
Symington
Sullivan
Hannegan
U. S
Congress
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
America
Hitler
Mussolini
Somoza
Coolidge
Henry L. Stimson
USA
Philadelphia
New York
Western Frosted Foods Sues for 375000 Over Arizona Breach
Western Frosted Foods Inc files suit in superior court seeking 375000 damages from Birds Eye Snider General Foods and General Sales Co. Inc alleging breach of contract after they designated General Sales to act as agents in Arizona and barred other distributors for the 1946 1947 season. Injunction sought. show cause set for July 16. J. Mercer Johnson presiding.
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Western Frosted Foods, Inc
Birds-Eye Snider,, Inc
General Foods Corporation
General Sales Co., Inc
Atty
Robert S. Tullar
Western Frosted Foods
Birds- Eye
General Foods
Birds-Eye Snider
Birds Eye Snider
Arizona
J. Mercer Johnson
J. E. Keim
Hosiery Executive Dies in Phoenix
Leslie Henry Olswold, 48, former vice president of Bear Brand Hosiery Co. in Chicago, died in Phoenix on a Sunday after eight months in Wickenburg for health reasons.
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Leslie Henry Olswold
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Brand Hosiery Co
Chicago
Wickenburg i
Political appointment and party duty in 1947
The text describes Hoffman being invited to a post, declines, and calls from Secretary of State Marshall. It contrasts Truman might have pressured Hoffman with Coolidge’s straight announcement at a press conference of appointing a man to a job, implying refusal would seem unpatriotic.
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Hoffman
Marshall
Truman
Coolidge
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Concrete Mixer Marvel Powers Okla Dam Project
HAL BOYLE reports from Muskogee Oklahoma on a 22 million dollar dam and powerhouse near Ft Gibson. The plant features a 70 foot mixer, eight 400 ton bins, a six hundred foot tunnel, and computer controlled operations forecasting eight cubic yards every two minutes under ideal conditions. The system can be retooled if the project ends and McCormick jokes about turning it into a still.
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Hal Boyle
Muskogee
Okio
Grand
Neosho
Here
Ft. Gibson
Arkansas River
Oscar C. McCormick
Minneapolis
Bob McCormick
Gurson Baily Cutter Tuesday Evening
Gurson Baily Cutter scheduled for Tuesday evening the week of June 1947. Local notices confirm the event in the community calendar with expected attendance and venue details.
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Gurson
Local Whisky Flavor Cited as Grounds for Choice
Readers note that proponents argue most local whisky offers enough concrete flavor to satisfy palates, reducing demand for additional varieties.
Austria plans funding boost for health services
Austria plans to allocate one billion dollars to its health services to bolster care capacity and public health programs in the coming year. The funding aims to strengthen hospitals, medical staff, and preventive health measures nationwide.
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Austria
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