Senate letter on wet and dry issues shapes 1932 campaigns
A Washington letter analyzes how wet and dry sentiment will affect 1932 campaigns. It cites independent and progressive leaders unhappy with current candidates and notes possible Roosevelt nomination to unite wet and dry factions. It discusses campaign spending and party worries over prohibition alignment.
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