Dewey Picks Nomination Team Amid Ballot Drama
The Republican convention worked through the night to settle the presidential choice with Dewey leading on the second ballot. Rumors swirled around running mate possibilities Bricker Halleck and Stassen as Dewey weighed balancing the ticket while Taft Vandenberg and Warren eyed prominent roles.
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Indiana
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Halleck
Washington
Dewey
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Bricker
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Charles Halleck
House
Dwight Green
Illinois
Robert A. Taft
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Senator Taft
Aunt Emma
Raymond A. Baldwin
Connecticut
Baldwin
Herbert E. Brownell
Irving Ives
New York
Ferguson
Arthur Vandenberg
Knowland
California
Earl Warren
Prentiss Cooper
Kentucky
Vandenberg
Henry Fletcher
Martin
Alfred E. Driscoll
New Jersey
Robert F. Bradford
Massachusetts
Taft
Senate
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Wallace White
Maine
Congress
John Foster Dulles
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United Nations
Green
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Everett Dirksen
Raymond Baldwin
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Douglas MacArthur
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Albany
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Sprague
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Senator Vandenberg
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Kansas City Star
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West Virginia
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Dallas
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Dewey Suite
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Leverett Saltonstal
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Pennsylvania
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Oklahoma
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United States
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Missouri
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