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The Case Against Mr. Dewey Reprint Analysis
A Grinnell Iowa observer argues against Thomas Dewey in the 1944 presidency race. The piece critiques Dewey's war stance and ties to isolationist forces, praising Roosevelt’s New Deal and wartime leadership while detailing alleged GOP hindrances to victory.
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Harding
Chicago
League of Nations
Europe
Asia
Thomas E. Dewey
England
Dewey
Congress
OPA
Herbert Hoover
John Foster Dulles
Remington Rand
Pews
Grundys
Pennsylvania
Gannettes
Ham Fishes
New York
Hearst-Patterson-McCormick
Axes
Tafts
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel
Harry Bennett
Ford Motors
Hannas
Ohio
Commonwealth and Southern Utilities Corporation
Joseph N. Pew
Roosevelt
Frank EB. Gannette
Mr. Vater
Republican Party
United States
New Deal Party
CPA
Democratic Progress
M. H. McEnroe
MR. Dewey
DES Moines Register and Tribune
Thomas Dewey
Washington
Stimson
Hull
Jesse Jones
Best
F.D.R
Army
Navy
Admiral King
General Marshall
McNair
Stilwell
Halsey
Leahy
MacArthur
General MacArthur
Pacific
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
John Adams
Jackson
Harrison
Taylor
WPB
Nelson
Wilson
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific Theater
Supreme War Council
Albany
John Soholte Nollen
Seventh Ave
Grinnell
Iowa