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Editorial September 23, 1941

The Key West Citizen

Key West, Monroe County, Florida

What is this article about?

Folksy column from 'Hickory Grove' criticizes Harold Ickes as 'Oil Dictator' expanding to public power in Pacific Northwest, calling it socialism; notes conflicts with Tacoma, Spokane, and Senator Norris in Washington D.C.

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THE LOWDOWN FROM HICKORY GROVE

I been reading about this Mr. Ickes. He is our Oil Dictator. Also he has designs on being Power Dictator. He is strong for dictating. He has been out in the Pacific Northwest. I just saw a Tacoma paper. The paper says that he told them there that he wants to make their country the Greatest Empire of Public Power ever known. Brother, that boy takes in territory. But he is having trouble out there with Tacoma and Spokane-also he is having trouble back in Wash. D. C. Mr. Norris back there wants to do a little dictating too, on his own hook. Mr. Norris claims he is the daddy of public ownership of Power. Just why he should be proud of something like that is beyond me. Public ownership is 100 per cent Socialism, but nobody tells us that, in their speeches-and you gotta look that up yourself in Webster. Webster don't beat around the bush.

Yours with the low down,

JO SERRA.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic Policy Partisan Politics

What keywords are associated?

Public Power Socialism Ickes Norris Dictatorship Pacific Northwest

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Ickes Mr. Norris Tacoma Spokane Wash. D. C.

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Criticism Of Public Power Ownership As Socialism

Stance / Tone

Folksy Anti Government Dictation And Socialism

Key Figures

Mr. Ickes Mr. Norris Tacoma Spokane Wash. D. C.

Key Arguments

Ickes Is Oil Dictator Aiming For Power Dictator Ickes Wants Greatest Empire Of Public Power In Pacific Northwest Public Ownership Is 100 Per Cent Socialism Norris Claims Fatherhood Of Public Power Ownership Conflicts With Local Areas And Norris

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