Two newspapers weigh Dewey on foreign policy and 1948 stance
The New York Times praises a firmer foreign policy grasp in 1948 Dewey than in 1940 or 1944, noting age and mandate issues and that major Roosevelt measures like Social Security and TVA are here to stay. The Chicago Tribune says Dewey is the least worst candidate among rivals.
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