Word: dealism
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Coming at a time when a fourth-term drive was widely accepted as certain,* Wallace's speech was something more than a personal declaration. Spoken by the man who has become the symbol of unbending New Dealism in the shifting winds of Washington, it might also be taken as a message from Mr. Roosevelt to his disgruntled New Deal following: though he smites them hip & thigh, he still loves them. And loyal Henry Wallace, smitten hip & thigh himself, still loved his chastener. But as for his troubled followers, where could they go now, within the Democratic party...
With such a ticket in the field we would sweep the country, wipe out every trace of New Dealism, return to normalcy and establish an administration which, while nothing to be exactly proud of, would certainly bring about a surprising degree of harmony. . . . Here's a ticket we zoo-percenters can stand on in the brave new world ahead...
Monday mornings, the 2,000,000-odd readers of Joe Patterson's New York Daily News start the week with a good slug of anti-New Dealism called Capitol Stuff. Its author is the News's sardonic, dapper, Roosevelt-baiting Washington correspondent John O'Donnell. Last week Ribber O'Donnell was in fine choleric fettle...
...supply world needs. The old-fashioned distributive mechanism has broken down. This has meant the most tremendous sort of dislocations in both domestic and international political and social relations. It has meant in home affairs that the socialist planning idea has grown to such an extent that New Dealism has realized many of its aims. In international affairs it is manifest in the breakdown of export-industrialism and free trade. Not only is this true in Germany where the ultimate solution was war for living room, but also in England where the Ottawa Agreements and the whole postwar tariff system...
Roman Catholic pro-labor liberalism and New Dealism came to the Southwest in a big way this month when the new Archbishop of San Antonio sponsored a two-week School of Social Justice-the first ever held in that section. To it went 147 priests, mostly young, mostly from the San Antonio province. Coatless and often collarless. they sat intent day after day in the sweltering heat, mopping their brows and taking notes. Some things they were taught...