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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1944

Page

2

Taft letter on native fascism and Smythe case turns up

The document cites Senator Taft defending Smythe before Pearl Harbor and notes his later doubts about the treatment of 33 indicted individuals. It quotes Taft describing government methods as a danger to freedom and recalls his 1943 stance relayed by the Cincinnati Post.

Pearl Harbor America Smythe FBI Upper New York Taft Mr. Smythe Cincinnati Post Winrod Washington Washington Bureau Post

It Is for You to Decide Vote Nov 7

The Post quotes Senator Taft discussing a letter from Mr. Winrod and references indictments for sedition against Wichita publisher The Defender. It notes Taft’s past responses and alleged ties to isolationist figures and the convicted Nazi agent Viereck, citing the Cincinnati Enquirer as Feb 3 1943 authority.

Taft Winrod Wichita the Defender Wheeler, Nye Taft and Clark George Sylvester Viereck

Dewey Campaigns Alter Truths in 1944 Front Noir

The piece accuses Dewey of misrepresenting Roosevelt policies to undermine demobilization and war aims. It cites selective quoting from the National Resources Planning Board and a prewar Roosevelt warning, charging Dewey with tying enemy aid to GOP ideas while omitting context and praising rapid demobilization and social programs as Democratic policy failures.

Dewey National Resources Planning Board Roosevelt Russia England

The Black Records Of Congressmen Hess And Elston

The Sun prints voting records of William Hess and Charles Elston. They opposed Roosevelt on key issues before the war and aligned with big business against public needs. Opponents are Frank J. Richter in the First District and J. Harry Moore in the Second District.

the Sun William Hess Charles Elston Old Guard Roosevelt Home Owners Loan Corp Frank J. Richter J. Harry Moore

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