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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1944

Page

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Roosevelt ridicules GOP plan to end New Deal in stirring speech

President Roosevelt mocked Dewey's bid to redefine the New Deal during a speech before the AFL Teamsters Union. He accused Republicans of years of opposition to New Deal laws and urged unity with CIO AFL labor groups. Dan Tobin introduced Roosevelt to a national radio audience as friend of working people and the speech aimed to blunt GOP charges of labor split.

Dewey AFL Teamsters CIO Roosevelt Dan Tobin Teamster Congress

Ohio AFL Endorses FDR and Opposes Taft

The Ohio State Federation of Labor backed President Roosevelt and opposed Senator Robert A Taft for reelection. Only one member dissented as the group praised Roosevelt as a great humanitarian and friend of labor. The Taft stance protested his leadership in anti labor legislation in Congress.

Ohio State Federation of Labor Roosevelt Robert A. Taft AFL Taft Congress Organized Labor

Editorial weighs humor in campaign as Roosevelt jokes boost morale

The piece rebukes Dewey for criticizing Roosevelt’s Saturday night humor in serious times while praising Roosevelt’s vigor. It contrasts Dewey’s seriousness with Lincoln’s reputed wit and asks if Americans prefer warmth over Hoover-like coldness. The editorial notes Dewey’s shifts to emphasize preparedness charges.

Dewey Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln America

Ohio CIO PAC backs FDR Lausche Pickrel in political drive

The Ohio CIO-PAC endorses Franklin D Roosevelt James Lausche and William Pickrel amid charges of falsehoods in GOP voting records on arms embargo selective service lend lease and wartime measures. It cites Republican votes against preparedness and labor interests as a campaign issue while urging turnout with Roosevelts big electoral hopes in Ohio.

Pearl Harbor Marshall Senate House Dewey

Must Be Large Vote To Elect Labor Friends

With nine days left to register in Ohio for the November 7 election thousands of Cincinnatians had not signed up this week. The local Political Action Committee planned an all-out drive next week at the Board of Elections 622 Sycamore Street from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m. On the final registration day Monday Oct 9 all polling places will be open from 10 a m to 2 p m for registration at any polling place.

Ohio Board of Elections Sycamore Street

Voter Registration Eligibility Notice

Residents of Cincinnati Norwood or St Bernard who have not voted in two years or who have changed name or address must register. Aged 21 by November 7 and Ohio resident for one year, Hamilton County 30 days, and precinct 29 days before the election.

Cincinnati, Norwood Or St. Bernard Ohio Hamilton County

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Gop Flipflop Tom Dewey The Republi Cal. Liner FDR Lausche Pickrel Ohio Cio-Pac Jack Kroll State Cio Frank J. Lausche Ceveland Ed Schorr Robert Taft James G. Stewart William G. Pickrel United States Senate Sen. Taft Edward Charles Elston William Hess Crossley
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