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President Truman, carrying on his campaign from Bonham, Texas, said that "the people must turn to the Democratic Party for a government that works in the interests of "all the people." The President asserted he wanted no part of a "unity offered by a Republican Party that would lot prices go sky high...
Rescue. In Coos Bay, Ore., the Coast Guard cutter Bonham raced 250 miles out to sea, 250 miles back again with a very ill ship's cook believed stricken with appendicitis. Doctor's diagnosis: seasickness...
Next day the Yanks' Ernie Bonham pitched a two-hit game, to break the American League's longest winning streak in 15 years...
...somewhat more massive corpse was the Liberal Party, which, caught in Labor's bloody angle, lost seven of its 18 parliamentary seats, and failed to re-elect its leader, Sir Archibald Sinclair, its president, Lady Violet Bonham Carter, or its most celebrated candidate, Social Planner Sir William Beveridge...
Lady Violet Bonham Carter will carry her rejuvenated party's program to the country, plead for support for 500 Liberal candidates in Britain's general election, slated for this year. Said Lady Violet: "We fight for power." If the election race between the Conservative and Labor Parties should be close, and if the Liberal Party could win 50 or 60 seats in Parliament, they would have the next best thing to power-a balance of power...