Roosevelt Run for Governor Dominates White House Debate
President Truman backs the plan to nominate 35 year old Representative Franklin D Jr. for New York governor. Edward Flynn pushes the idea while Oscar Ewing may back him to build support for a future Roosevelt White House bid. James Roosevelt’s candidacy appears unlikely for national office but could influence party dynamics.
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Washington
Truman
Franklin D. Jr
New York
Edward F. Flynn
Thomas E. Dewey
Flynn
Oscar R. Ewing
Ewing
F.D.R
James Roosevelt
California
White House
Mr. Truman
Roosevelt
Flynn-Truman
Dewey
House
Senate
T 4 LF Athlete's Foot Ad Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts T 4 L F athlete's foot medicine with 90 percent alcohol base for deep penetration to kill germs. Claims relief in one hour and a 40 cent refund at Boyd Drug Co with purchase at drug stores today.
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Boyd Drug Co
Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away
A classic Doan's Pills advertisement touts relief for backache, fatigue, headaches, and nighttime urination caused by kidney strain. It emphasizes aging, stress, cold exposure, and dietary indiscretions as causes and claims Doan's pills have helped millions for over 50 years.
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Dean
Doan
Israel Issues Tourist Buttons to Welcome Visitors
TEL AVIV Israel. The tourist department will issue an attractive six point star button to every visitor. An inscription in Hebrew denotes tourist. The tourist bureau urged Israel citizens to welcome wearers of the button wherever they go.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Family for Marines in New Orleans
The Ingraham family has five brothers serving in the Marine Reserve 10th Infantry Battalion with one regular Marine on the Inspector Instructor staff. A sixth Ingraham with the regulars is in California. Mother Ingraham says her sons were raised to be Marines.
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New Orleans
Marine Corps
Ingraham
Marine Reserve 10Th Infantry Battalion
California
Unemployed Ride For Half Fare In West Berlin
West Berliners who show unemployment can ride trains and buses at half fare. The city government approved the reduced transit rates for unemployed residents.
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Berlin
Help Keep Virginia Green Be Careful With Your Picnic Campfires
Public safety notice urges Virginians to supervise and extinguish campfires to prevent wildfires. Officials emphasize clear areas, water source nearby, and abiding by local burn bans during dry seasons.
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Virginia Green
Cyprus Plans Excavations At Alasia and Enkomi
Archaeologists in Nicosia plan late summer digs at Alasia the ancient sea peoples capital and at Enkomi where the Royal Palace was destroyed by a 14th century earthquake. Previous work recovered gold ornaments bronze inlaid pieces tiaras pottery and alabaster bowls under M Claude Schaeffer. The project aims to illuminate the Bronze to Iron Age transition in the Mediterranean.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Alasia
Enkomi
M. Claude Schaeffer
Mediterranean
Daily Crossword Clues Mixed From Puzzle Page
The page presents a large set of crossword clues across and down including entries for fruit animal feet and directions plus several themed numbers and foreign terms. Several clues refer to ancient or ecclesiastical terms and include abbreviations and archaic spellings.
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Ray Tucker
Taft
Harold E. Stassen
Ohio
Clarence Brown
Bers
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Oscar Chapman
Chapman
Henry A. Wallace
Old Homestead
Claude Pepper
Florida
Family For Marines
Sceopless Service
Whitman
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Whitman’s Fruits & Nuts Pound Box
Whitman’s Fairhill Chocolates
Myra Monet
Shulton Old Spice
Paris
Frau de Cologne
Tussy
EAU DE Cologne
Dorothy Gray
Jasmin
Coty
Dana Tabu
Perfux
Helene Rubinstein
Quelques
Coty Bath Salts
Yardley
Bond Street
Sottons
Lotus Cologne
Charbert
Revlon
Aquamarine
Gemey
Sirostone
Braeburn
Briar Pipes
Dixie Food Packs
Donald Duck
Straws
A. Hall
Peoples Solution
Spirit
Daily Crossword
EIDID
Pioir
Braz
Iid
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