Big Money Pours Out For Final Dewey Radio Broadcast
Republican headquarters spent about 150000 to buy a one hour vote for Tom broadcast on four networks from 9 to 10 p m eastern time. Radio trade publications estimate the time cost at 100000 plus salaries and agency fees for program staff and talent.
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Dixiecrats seen as pro business not southern by Alabama CIO PAC
A Birmingham meeting of the Alabama CIO PAC criticized Dixiecrat leaders as pro big business rather than southern in identity. The statement accused the party of oilmen influence and oppression of labor, naming Gessner T. McCorvey and Frank Dixon as key figures and noting DuPont ties. The piece also covers CIO activity in the telephone sector and wage gains for 23 000 AT&T workers.
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Alabama Cio-Pac
Birmingham
Alabama Pac
Dixiecrats
Gessner T. McCorvey
Standard Oil
Gulf Oi
Frank Dixon
DuPonts
GOP
CIO
Telephone Workers Organizing Committee
American Tel. & Tel
Truman and Dewey Chronology on World War II Roles
CIO PAC summarizes Harry S. Truman and Thomas Dewey wartime actions. It notes Truman’s World War I service, early neutrality stance, later active duty denial, and postwar demobilization leadership. Dewey’s 1942 governorship, USO committee service, and 1943 44 presidential bid are outlined.
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Dewey
USO
Cio-Pac
Harry S. Truman
Thomas Dewey
Notable speakers at Buffalo convention week of Oct 18
Notable speakers at the Buffalo convention held the week of October 18 included Maurice Tobin who served as union secretary for three years. He received a shirt and tie as a farewell gift before transferring from Cincinnati to Columbus. Refreshments were served.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Maurice Tobin
The
Union
Cincinnati
Columbus
Guild Wives Tea in Gibson Ballroom Highlights Child Theme
Members of the Cincinnati Newspaper Guild attended a tea at the Gibson Ballroom on October 23. Arthur Keller, a founder of the guild, spoke on what the child means to the family, followed by a musical program and remarks by Betiy Donovan.
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Gibson Ballroom
Arthur Keller
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