Why We Are Against Roosevelt
The High Point Enterprise declares it cannot support Franklin Delano Roosevelt for a fourth term. It endorses Dewey and argues Roosevelt has moved toward totalitarian government, abandoning democratic principles, while praising Dewey’s steadier, realist approach.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
High Point Enterprise
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Enterprise
Guilford
General Assembly
State Highway Commission
State Department
Democratic Par
Senate
Congress
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Roosevelt
Cherry
Huey
White House
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Thomas Dewey
Franklin Roosevelt
Hoover
New York
Europe
Harry Hopkins
Earl Browder
Sidney Hillman
America
India
England
Palestine
Churchill
Gregg Cherry
Clyde Hoey
Winchell On Broadway and Other Random Snapshots
A collage of humorous vignettes and quotes from Winchell and friends. Reflections on Willkie noise at Madison Square Garden, Fred Allen zingers, Att'y-Gen Biddle quips, and public figures like Pepper and Gleason. Ends with light political humor and a playful poem fragment.
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Willkie
Madison Square Garden
Execs
Fred Allen
Fred
Att
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N. DC
National Rep
John Budd
Lexington Ave
N.s. City
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
George Washington
Joy Hathaway
Pepper
Hartford
Conn
Clare Luce
J. J. Walker
Hildegarde
Joe Miller
Walker
Jackie Gleason
Mike
Sergio DeKarlo
Braun
Salon
Jesse Adler
Sid Sheldon
Sheldon
the Morning Mail
Winchell
David Brooks
Browder
Wiliam B. Robin
Atlantic City
Peggy Cartwright
Mexico City
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