New Deal Attacked by Gov Bricker on Campaign Tour
Governor Bricker denounced the New Deal as destroying the Democratic party during a Western campaign swing. He accused wartime policy of waging class warfare, favoring labor groups, and undermining constitutional government. He linked Hillman and Browder to a broader communist influence within the New Deal.
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John W. Bricker
New Deal
Mississippi
St. Louis
Bricker
Roosevelt
White House
Hopkins
Frankfurter
Rosenman
Pepper
Ickes
Kelly
Hague
Pendergast
America
Democratic Party
Chicago
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
PAC
Earl Browder
New Deal Party
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Minneapolis
Minn
Centralia
Ottumwa
Iowa
Nebraska Struggles With High Living Costs Across States
The report notes Nebraska faces rising costs in the past two years, ranking among the lowest per capita expenditures in the 48 states. It highlights economic pressure on households and the challenge for affordability statewide.
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Karl Stefan
Nebraska
Appropriations
U. S. Naval Academy
U. S. Coast Guard
Plains
Army
Navy
Congress
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkansas
Committee OF Men and Women Against
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Keith Neville
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John B. Quinn
Lincoln
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