GOP to Save Government Says Martin at Convention
Massachusetts representative Joseph W. Martin outlines a Republican program to restore constitutional government, deter dictatorship, and unite Americans in a wartime peace effort. He vows a positive policy restoring the Constitution, free enterprise, and stronger leadership backed by a broad coalition.
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Dewey May Shape G.O.P. Platform Amid Caucus Talks
Reports from the 1930s era convention scene describe Governor Dewey as a likely nominee with party leaders pressing for a pro peace and world organization plank. Governors push for clear language while Bricker supporters weigh a possible favorite son strategy amid debate over foreign policy wording and press freedom.
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Republican Party Platform Emphasizes Unity and Jobs
The speech argues Republicans now control many states and urge unity to win the war and rebuild the economy. It envisions private sector jobs, growth across communities, and a federal role limited to support while preserving freedom and opportunity for all Americans.
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