GOP To Seek Farm Vote
Republicans plan a grass roots drive to win farm votes with a dirt farmer set to lead a permanent subcommittee. National Chairman Hugh D. Scott Jr. predicts results in 1950 and beyond, aiming to explain GOP losses in the farm belt. The panel will probe last November’s farm state outcomes and chart paths to Congress in 1952.
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GOP leader outlines plan to aid farmers and workers in 1950 campaign
Scott says the National Committee should aid county chairmen by forming active local groups and appointing a member executive committee to consult on policy. The aim is to address special needs of farmers labor groups and others and test whether programs benefit the country as a whole. He notes population figures for Ceylon and Virginia as context.
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