Dewey's Nomination Draws Mixed Backing From Parties
Democrats vow to defeat Dewey in November while urging unity for the nomination’s impact. Leaders like McGrath Fitzpatrick and McCormack call Dewey vulnerable with a weak platform and high costs. Taft and Vandenberg supporters react with cautious optimism. MacArthur in Tokyo praises the choice as a strong signal to free peoples.
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Dewey Opens GOP Convention With Call for Unity and Freedom
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey addresses the Republican national convention at Convention Hall Philadelphia, pledging unity beyond politics, a high shared purpose, and a program to restore freedom and peace. He names six rival candidates, outlines a platform, and envisions a world order rooted in justice, while urging spiritual renewal and dedication to liberty.
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Framed by victory eyes Mrs Dewey exudes loyal glow
HAL BOYLE notes Frances Dewey’s proud look as she stands beside Tom Dewey after his nomination. The piece reflects on wife loyalty, public life, and the relief of defeated rivals like Arthur Vandenberg and Bob Taft.
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Frances Hutt Dewey
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Pullman Strike Pars Sleeper Service Between Nogales and Guadalajara
Nine day labor action grips sleeper service after Mexican government run line halves daily trips to Nogales and Guadalajara. Thirty-two workers laid off as Pullman staff on that route walk out. federal rule restricts strikes beyond 72 hours. Mexico City papers note further rail trouble as Missouri Pacific cars shift to Mexican National line.
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