Wallace Forecasts Pickrel and Lausche Wins End Taftism
Vice President Wallace declared Pickrel to win the Senate and Roosevelt and Lausche to carry Ohio, saying Cincinnati’s 55 000 registrants proved Taftism weak. He claimed isolationist influence in Southern Ohio and urged that November 7 would speak for change.
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Get Out The Vote The 10 Convention Slogan
Cleveland delegates cheered at the CIO convention as record urban registrations were reported in Ohio. Leaders like Jack Kroll Sidney Hillman Allan Haywood and others urged organizers to finish ward and precinct work to assure Roosevelt wins on November 7. They defined goals on postwar United Nations peace vs isolationism.
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Dewey Criticized Over Communist Charges and Postwar Army Stay
An editorial in the New York Times rebukes Gov. Dewey for alleging communist influence, arguing the party’s stance shifts with Russia. It also condemns claims the Roosevelt administration would keep soldiers in the military postwar to curb unemployment, saying the charges harm morale.
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Doorbell Ringing Sets New County Record
CLO-PAC in Hamilton County reports a rousing success in the Register-the-Vote campaign. Attention shifts to a Get-Out-the-Vote drive aimed at victory at the polls on Nov. 7.
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AFL Here Is For FDR And Bill Pickrel
William G. Pickrel won AFL endorsement with Roosevelt and a united labor front opposing Taft. Central Labor Council backed Richter, Moore, Bender for Congress and other local Illinois officials. Registration surged as PAC drives mobilize voters for postwar reconversion and a larger turnout than 1940.
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I Ran Into H G Holland At CIO Convention
Sun reporter Loraine Covert in Cleveland encountered H G Holland Republican State Senate candidate who purchased a PAC Roosevelt button for a dollar and was introduced as an endorsed CIO PAC candidate.
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