Political Tale of New York Is Told Here
Washington reports that Thomas Dewey may win the New York governorship and become a presidential candidate in 1944. Observers note New York Democratic splits, with Mead and Bennett contested by Farley, while Dewey is seen as a strong vote-getter and an international figure due to wartime leadership. The piece weighs Roosevelt’s possible fourth-term run and potential Republican grooming.
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