Editorial debates Dewey Roosevelt clash over fascist and communist support
The Sun argues that Hitler-admiring fascists and communists backing Dewey or Roosevelt are mere symb bols in a national choice. It contends voters will decide, and party radicals would hamper any liberal shift by Dewey, who may lack independent liberal convictions.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hitler
Dewey
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Mr. Hoover
Gifts to the War Chest a Token of Thanks
The piece urges readers to donate to the War Chest to support USO services for troops and aid Nazis and Japs victims. It stresses that gifts bolster morale for soldiers abroad and help allied victims, arguing Americans should give as a sign of gratitude.
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USO
War Chest
That Terrible Sidney Hillman on Page Six of The Sun
A Sun page six feature profiles Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America with photos including Lena Voslamber who marked 70 years on the job at Globe Tailoring Co. The piece praises Hillman as a reliable leader amid debate over anti-labor legislation and政治.
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Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Ciio-Pac
Dewey
Lena Voslamber
Globe Tailoring Co
Hillman
Cincinnati
Awakening Fury Over Democratic Rights Against Wealth Power
A figure named Hillman is urged to awaken citizens to exercise their Democratic rights and challenge the political influence of great wealth at its roots, warning of reactionary results if progressive governance is ignored.
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Hillman
New York Times Questions Dewey on Domestic and Foreign Policy
The New York Times, a conservative paper, questions Gov. Thomas E. Dewey on domestic issues beyond Hooverism and asks for clear foreign policy statements. It notes divisions within the Republican Party over foreign policy and warns independent voters seek more explicit positions as time runs short.
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Dewey
Europe
Déwey
Chicago
Gov
Charges Avery Raises Fund
Democratic candidate A J Resa accuses S L Avery Roosevelt critic and Montgomery Ward executive of raising a 50000 dollar slush fund. He says the money would be spent in five Chicago districts to elect Republican reactionaries to Congress.
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S. L. Avery
Montgomery Ward
A. J. Resa
Congress
Charles Dewey
Avery
Resa
Ohio Bill of Rights as Model of Liberty
The Ohio Bill of Rights, praised for its liberal provisions, outlines fundamental rights including property, assembly, no slavery, religious conscience, free speech, libel protections, debt imprisonment limits, and powers reserved to the people. The text emphasizes state independence from federal constraints and highlights key sections such as rights to life, liberty, property, reform of government, peaceful assembly, anti slavery, religious liberty, press freedom, and debt protections.
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United States
America
Ohio
State of
General Assembly
Rule Of Week A Pedestrian Crossing Property Always Has The Right Of Way
Pedestrian crosswalk rules emphasize safe passage with pedestrians having priority at marked crossings. Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and exercise caution near intersections to prevent collisions and ensure public safety.
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