Mistrial Ruling in Hines Case Shifts Dewey Political Stakes
The article details a mistrial in Jimmy Hines's conspiracy case amid tensions with District Attorney Thomas Dewey. It discusses Dewey's rising national profile, Pecora's courtroom stance, and the broader 1940 political landscape including anticipated governor races in New York and Maryland, with notes on key figures and party dynamics.
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Liberalism debate reshapes U S party lines in era of Roosevelt
The column analyzes Roosevelt Hull Bullitt remarks and the liberalism surge, noting a looming party realignment with Democrats leaning toward New Deal liberalism and Republicans courting possible shifts, while warning of liberal leaders’ infighting and fragile coalitions.
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