Dewey First Pick For Jackson Seat In Court Fight
Portland dispatch argues Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York holds the first claim to the Supreme Court vacancy created by Justice Robert H. Jackson’s death. The piece notes Dewey’s political skill and influence at Chicago, his influence on Eisenhower’s 1952 momentum, and speculation on possible court nominees including Chief Justice Earl Warren amid party debates.
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Charles Evans Hughes
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Earl Warren
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Supreme Court Nomination Pressure Shapes 1950s Debate
The piece discusses potential Supreme Court nominees and political dynamics. It notes Attorney General Brownell as a controversial figure amid Democratic and Republican scrutiny, with Senators weighing his credentials. It also mentions Eisenhower likely to push for federal judges and critique of Roosevelt and Truman court appointments.
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Harry Dexter White
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