Vote November 5 for Huffman Espy and Davis
The piece urges voters to back James W. Huffman for Senate and G Andrews Espy along with Francis G. Davis for Congress. It frames Taft Bricker economics as causing scarcity and high prices, contrasting with an aim of low prices through high production and full employment. The appeal targets a Republican policy critique and calls for unity against monopolists.
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Taft-Bricker
James W. Huffman
Senate
G. Andrews Espy
Francis G. Davis
Congress
Get Out the Vote Rally Targets Taft Bricker Threats
At Emery Auditorium a rally featuring Sen Claude Pepper and CIO-PAC chair Jack Kroll urged voters to back liberal options in the upcoming election. They warned of inflation and a return to Hooverism under Bricker and Taft and urged reelecting Sen James Huffman and replacing Congressmen Els ton and Hess.
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Emery Auditorium
Claude E. Pepper
Jack Kroll
Cio-Pac
Kroll and Pepper
James W. Huffman
Roosevelt
Charles Elston
William Hess
CIO Leader Philip Murray to Speak on WSAI Broadcast
Philip Murray president of the CIO will address listeners on WSAI at 8 15 p m Friday in a broadcast tied to next Tuesday election Republican and Democratic candidates took part including G Andrews Espy and Francis G Davis who pledged to continue the Roosevelt program Rollin Everett chaired the event promising that the election would lift Hamilton County from reaction. Sen Pepper criticized Republicans over inflation and campaign promises Continued on Page 6
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Philip Murray
CIO
WSAI
G. Andrews Espy
Francis G. Davis
Ohio
Rollin Everett
Hamilton County
Sen
Pepper
PAC Choices on Ballots Dole Out District Endorsements
Voters in the First District will see only G. Andrews Espy on the ballot while Second District residents have Francis G. Davis. The PAC did not endorse for county auditor, county engineer, or for the Deez position.
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G. Andrews Espy
Francis G. Davis
PAC
Deez
Election Edition Preview From The SUN
Inside The SUN outlines PAC endorsed candidate messages and labor dating rumors. It contrasts Congressmen Charles Elston and William Hess with opponents G. Andrews Espy and Francis G. Davis as state candidates are pictured and described across pages.
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Charles Elston
William Hess
G. Andrews Espy
Francis G. Davis
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