Morality in Politics Speech Highlights 1944
The speech denounces the New Deal as corrupt and power hungry. It accuses Roosevelt and his allies of using welfare and political contributions to win votes, praises honesty and integrity, and warns of continued control if the Fourth Term is secured. It cites examples like WPA abuses and a White House backed One Thousand Club to finance campaigns.
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America
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sidney Hillman
Political Action Committee
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Roosevelt
WPA
South Dakota
Senate
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Congress
Inn
Congress of the
United States
Senate Judiciary Committee
New Deal
Teack Credit
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Emilter
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Vandenberg
Carter Glass
Toto
Pampkul
Chaiman
The
White House
Dowall Dedi
Wus
Hia
National Democratic Corpal
Little Rock
Atk
Hlol, McAlister
Sam Watkins
One Thousand
Chile
Robert E. Hunnigah
Democratic National Committee
Edrwin W. Pauley
W Halsoh
One Thousand Club
Himeself
Radio Programs and News Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary radio listing shows WraM-00 programs and news segments. Entries mention Lowell Thomas News, Bob Burha, Frank Morgan, Abbott and Contelia, Republican Committee coverage, and assorted music blocks with times and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wram
Ro Wade
Lowell Thomas
News of World
Bob Burha
Frank Morgan
Pana Shore
Ss . P Ao
Joan Day
Abbott and Contelia
Repub
Richard Marken
Call for Honest, Responsible Govt After Victory
A speech pledges to restore honesty in the White House and to rebuild trust in government. It argues for a clean break from 12 years of “who gets what” politics, vows a responsible cabinet, and predicts bringing 16,600,088 heroes home to an America with jobs and opportunity for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas &. Sewers
Dwight Green
Sour Nest
Richard Lyons
Reet Cattipaian
America
Ricker
White House
United States
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Foul Ball Clash Over 1948 Gate Tactics
Local chatter centers on Joe Ball and Tom Traiis in a tense baseball-like dispute. If Tom loses, Joe Ball could gain leverage in the ongoing gate debate. The outcome remains unsettled as the sides push toward a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Tom
Traiis
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Duffy's ‘Tavern
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