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Editorial
October 15, 1948
Nogales International
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
What is this article about?
The International endorses Harry S. Truman for 1948 presidency, citing his honest approach to high prices and housing, attacks on lobbies in the 80th Congress, and framing the election as progress versus reaction, with his win benefiting all America.
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Progress Versus Reaction
Here's some of the reasons why The International urges the election of Harry S. Truman:
He has been sincere, honest and specific in dealing with such vital issues as high prices and the housing shortage.
He has been merciless in his attacks on the power and housing lobbies that made a mockery of legislative Democracy in the 80th Congress.
To The International, the 1948 presidential election is a simple choice between progress and reaction.
President Truman represents a progressive and vigorous Democracy.
If Mr. Truman wins, it will be a victory for all of America.
Here's some of the reasons why The International urges the election of Harry S. Truman:
He has been sincere, honest and specific in dealing with such vital issues as high prices and the housing shortage.
He has been merciless in his attacks on the power and housing lobbies that made a mockery of legislative Democracy in the 80th Congress.
To The International, the 1948 presidential election is a simple choice between progress and reaction.
President Truman represents a progressive and vigorous Democracy.
If Mr. Truman wins, it will be a victory for all of America.
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
Economic Policy
What keywords are associated?
Truman Election
1948 Presidential
Progress Vs Reaction
High Prices
Housing Shortage
Political Lobbies
What entities or persons were involved?
Harry S. Truman
The International
80th Congress
Power And Housing Lobbies
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Urging Election Of Harry S. Truman In 1948
Stance / Tone
Strongly Supportive Of Truman As Progressive Alternative To Reaction
Key Figures
Harry S. Truman
The International
80th Congress
Power And Housing Lobbies
Key Arguments
Sincere, Honest, And Specific On High Prices And Housing Shortage
Merciless Attacks On Power And Housing Lobbies That Undermined Legislative Democracy
1948 Election Is Choice Between Progress And Reaction
Truman Represents Progressive And Vigorous Democracy
Truman Victory Would Be Win For All Of America