Word: electioneers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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It was a worried Republican Party which itself up off the mat again on election night and ruefully surveyed the returns. The Democrats had won again - in the only Congressional Districts in contest, in the big cities, in upstate New York towns which had been safely Republican for years. Most...
There were a few exceptions, notably in New Jersey, where Republican Governor Alfred Driscoll rode back into office over the crumbling remains of Hague empire. But few Republicans could share Governor Tom Dewey's strange conclusion that the New York election "is a setback and not a gain" for...
On the basis of the election, one Republican seemed best qualified at the moment to speak. Said New Jersey's Driscoll: "One thing that riles me is this talk that the Republican Party mustn't be a 'me-too' party. It all depends on what you...
From the middle of the speaker's dais, Harry Truman looked out happily over the main ballroom of Washington's Mayflower Hotel, bright with autumn flowers and massed flags. The cream of Democratic womanhood was there-India Edwards, 54, boss of the party's women workers and...
Chairmen of five of the groups, who were picked by Brynteson and Raushenbush, include Richard W. Kimball '50 freshman affairs; John T. Hazel '51, election and membership; Bruce R. Harriman '50, Houses; Alfred M. Goodloe '50, semi-public groups; and John R. W. Smail '51, public relations.