Dogs join campaign as Truman and Dewey endorse pets
The 1948 race opens with Dewey praising a terrier at Alliance Nebraska and Truman advocating children and dogs as equally important to national life. Candidates Taft Stassen and others have not endorsed dogs yet, but dog politics may shape voter opinion. Fala memory looms in discussions of pet influence on campaigns.
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Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Alliance, Neb
Dewey
President Truman
Truman
National Conference On Family Life
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Feller
White House
Taft
Stassen
Fala
Roosevelt
Pacific
FDR
Kenney Warns Reds Threaten in New Warning
Gen George C Kenney tells Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs that Communists may launch Operation America as soon as they can win. He warns the United States is no longer immune and that air power determines world destiny with enemy aircraft coming via Arctic routes toward Bangor Maine.
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Bangor
America
George C. Kenney
Strategic Air Command
Maine Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
Kenney
Arctic Wastes
Canada
Church Chides U S and Soviet on War Ties
A Methodist conference legislative committee urged faster steps toward better U S Soviet relations to avert war. The report said peace depends on improved relations and mutual understanding, insisting war is not inevitable and urging Christians to reject fatalism and seek reconciliation.
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Boston
Methodist Conference
United States
Russia
State of the
Church
General Conference
Soviet Union
Seeek
New Tototiller Gadget Aims To Ease Gardener Strain
Washington May 7 The tototiller a combined plow hoe rake and planter attracts officials from the department of agriculture and commerce and ambassadors from Ethiopia Its mower attachment lets suburban users ride and mow discarding the backbreaking work described by Harman W Nichols in vivid garden detail.
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Harman W. Nichols
Washington
Tom MccDonnell
Maryland
Old Tom's Farm
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Ethiopia
Phoenix Holds Texan Wanted For Murder
A 23 year old Negro identified as Henry Brown, wanted in Hazleton Texas for the murder of Mrs. Clara Moore last Sept 11, was held in Phoenix pending word from Texas officers. Brown allegedly shot and killed Willis Johnson to hide the slaying.
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Phoenix
Henry Brown
Hazleton
Tex
Clara Moore
Texas
Brown
Willis Johnson
Jail Confirms Theft Suspect After Fingerprint Match
A man identified as Henry Jones was held on theft charges after fingerprint comparison confirmed his identity, establishing the suspect as the same person jailed previously under another name.
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Henry Jones
Texas killings prompt sheriff’s statement on suspect
Sheriff Cal Boies said investigators are pursuing leads in the Texas killings, outlining steps taken and emphasizing ongoing pursuit of the suspect.
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Texas
Cal Boies
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