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the left - wing New School for Social Research , came out for Dewey in the New York Times by declaring that , " Dewey is a progressive who looks boldly to the future . " The 1942 campaign was as lethargic as the 1938 campaign had been ...
the left - wing New School for Social Research , came out for Dewey in the New York Times by declaring that , " Dewey is a progressive who looks boldly to the future . " The 1942 campaign was as lethargic as the 1938 campaign had been ...
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Everything was tightly organized , including Dewey's prosecu- tion of Roosevelt , for he now had his adversary in the political dock and was presenting to the Grand Jury the masses of evidence on bureaucracy , overlapping and ...
Everything was tightly organized , including Dewey's prosecu- tion of Roosevelt , for he now had his adversary in the political dock and was presenting to the Grand Jury the masses of evidence on bureaucracy , overlapping and ...
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If the reports coming in are true , Governor Dewey will be elected by a land- slide . " Up to this moment President Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that ...
If the reports coming in are true , Governor Dewey will be elected by a land- slide . " Up to this moment President Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that ...
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