Dewey and Roosevelt Loom in Draft Battles for 1944
The Chicago Times notes growing cross currents in the 1944 race with isolationists now aligned with Dewey and southern Democrats resisting Roosevelt. It cites Dewey’s pledged delegate lead, Hannegan’s prediction of a Roosevelt bid, and early talk of a GOP draft. It warns against exploiting war for party gain and questions Dewey’s stance amid intra party pressures.
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Republican rhetoric blamed for hampering war effort
The piece critiques Republican leaders and followers over public statements tied to war policy and public sentiment. It cites Dewey’s alignment with Willkie-like positions and warns that campaign utterances risk embittering the public against wartime measures, especially in Illinois. Senator Truman is cited warning politicians who ignore national war interests will "ride for a fall."
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First Spiritualist Church Bunco and Card Party
The First Spiritualist church on Jasper Street near Raynor Avenue hosts a banco and card party tomorrow at 8 PM. All are welcome.
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