Word: harman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...preference to Tom Dewey. In Illinois, Major Aaron K. Stiles (Stiles Waxt Thread), who recently retired as chairman of the Republican State Committee, leaped back as manager of a Willkie campaign. Along Philadelphia's swank Main Line, rough & ready Wendell Willkie had become the rage. William H. Harman, vice president of Baldwin Locomotive Works, and head of the Pennsylvania Willkie-for-President Club, declared: "I regard this as a semi-religious movement and we are trying to get it on a revival basis." A Chestnut Hill lady wrote the Philadelphia Inquirer: "To my way of thinking the Lord...