Bricker rails at British press interference in US election
Ohio Governor Bricker, a Republican presidential hopeful, denounced what he called interference by part of the British press in the U.S. election. He spoke in Washington on Lincoln Day eve, defending U.S. election sovereignty and criticizing Roosevelt's New Deal philosophy as totalitarian. Bricker touched on subsidies, universal service, trade, taxes, and the war's conduct, while signaling future political plans and praising wartime mobilization.
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