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( ' ' and forced the Invadera in invaderl invaders vaderl vaders to retreat , leaving 300 deadFresh dead deadFresh deadFresh Fresh from front Tokyo came caine 100 000 000troops OO 000troops ( troops determined to Intensify intenilly tntensUy the thecampaign thecampaign ' campaign on all an fronts front . until untU GeneI Gener Generalissimo Generallssimo ' al1sstmo alissimo Chlang Chiang Kal Kai shek ahek s a . lovern govern lovernment government government ment is 1.1 11 La . crushed . On the Ebro front tront GenerllssimoFrancisco Generllsslmo Generllssimc GenerllsslmoFrancisco GenerllssimcFrancisco Francisco Franco 1 a African AIrlcan Moors Moorsswept Moorsswept Moorsswept swept through a gap In the loyalist loyalistCobera loyalistCohere loyalistCobera Cobera Cohere line next day capturing capturingmountain capturingmountain capturingmountain mountain heights dominating Ule the Uleriver theriver Dieriver river valley val1ey valleyDomestic valleyDome.titic Domestic Dome.titic Dometitic . DomesticIn Dome.titicIn In Ohio . , 110 000 aged people re recelve receive recelve celve ceive federalstatE federal state ' assistance auistance which whichcosts whichcoats whichcosts costs coats the U S social socll\l socll l \ security board boardapproximately boardapproximately boardapproximately approximately $1 1 'I I $ ' VIS 27 21 000 per monthIn month monthIn monthIn In August when he ran tor for Demo Demo- Democratic Democratic Democratlc - cratic cratlc renomlnatlon renomination Ohio s a Gov GovMartin GovMartin GovMartin Martin L Davey pointed with pride prideat prideat prideat at his record One accomplishment accomplishmentEstabUabment accomplishmentEstablishment accomplishmentEstablishment EstabUabment Establishment of 01 old age Bnlstance assistance Bnlstancewhich assistancewhich assistancewhich which has also IIlso been established in47 In 47 other state states statesThree * . Three day days . before the primary primarySocial primarySocial primarySocial Social Security s a Director Frank FrankBane FrankBane FrankBane Bane charged Governor Davey with withusing withusing withusing using old age assistance to g get getvotes getvotes t tvotes votes Though Thoullh the governor was defeated de defeated defeated feated , that did not stop Social Securlty Se Securlty Security curlty curity from sending lendlnll out investlgators Investlga investiga investigators , tors who last week reported to toChairman toChairman toChairman Chairman Arthur J AltmeyerAt AltmeyerAt Altmeyer AltmeyerAt At a hearing from Iron-s Iron s - which Martin MartinDavey MartinDavey MartinDavey Davey pointedly absented absentcd himself himselfSocial himselfSocial himselfSocial Social Security claimed that (1) 1 ( ( ) request re request requesti quest questi i , for old age aid addressed dlrectly dl dlrecUy dlredly recUy redly to Governr Govern ) > r Uavey Davey received receivedpreferential receivedpreferential receivedpreferential preferential treatment (2) 2 (2 2 ( Z ) , ) s n ri e epensloneers epensloneers epensloneers pensloneers wire wue told it w uld bea bea be bea a good idea to vote for Govern r rDavey rDavey rDavey Davey (3) 3 ( ) pollt polit cal and arid personalInfluence perlonal personal perlonalintJuence personalinfluence ! intJuence influence replaced the ( he merit systemIn system systemin in appointment of Olio Ot Oh lo to s 5 old age agepersonnel agepersonnel agepersonnel agepersonnelNext personnel personnelNext Next day CI Cl CId Cla Ctairian d a I r i " } ian an Altmeyer s a sthreat athreat sthreat threat to cstt ci t off olT ott .deral deral tt.deral ttderal f&cleral fcleral { . & ( . pension pensiongrants pensiongrants pensiongrants grants brought a sharp ret rl't rlt ' rt asMartin as asMartin asMartin Martin Davey answerei answcre anawere 1 I a dtrty dirty dtrtyI dirtysO sO sOaS I aSI aS _ _ I ItL : tL tLj j I OHIO 01110 8 S MARTIN DA DAVFYThss DAVFY DAVFYThu VFY VFY"Thu "Thu Thu " Thu Thss s M . , stiriiriiingly sUTI"ulrIsly sUTIulrIsly nsririsingIy " dirty dJrly I l I I/IC I IC ticspolitics / ltd tics " " . politics pollllcs charge with a dash t f the thesame thesame thesame same medicine Frankly I do notbelieve not notbelieve notbelieve believe you yuu dare deprive |