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The Dayton Forum, 1946-10-31
The front page of 1946-10-31. 233 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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Reservations are dully being re received - ceived received by the treasurer, Miss Ethel I. Storey, and before final date tot .he acccpUtnce of reservations 1$ s earily predicted that the dinner .Vttl mark new first in both nificanee of appreciation 01 the founder of The Phillis Whcntley As Association - sociation Association and in the substantial contributions made available for extension of its work and activi activities. - ties. activities.
All of these problems have arisen because of the chaotic policies of the present administration. They will not work themselves out. A sound domestic policy must be established and 011 it a sound foreign policy must be based. This cannot be accomplished by any but strong leaders only deter deterinmed - inmed deterinmed Republican leadership can find a solution.
modernistically designed generat generating - ing generating station will increase the overall company capacity to 310,000 kilo kilowatts. - watts. kilowatts. It will house two new 50,000 kilowatt turbines as added service to the present 210,000 kilowatt ca capacity - pacity capacity of the Millers Ford Plant.
thus giving the men a chance to vott from work. .. ,, And, remember "The West Side is Voting Hrpur:hc.rn. Get in on the winning side and show chairman 0rower tiat hip colored friends are with him foe^uso the Have i"ot for forgotten - gotten forgotten how be stood by them when they needed a .^7
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