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Editorial
October 3, 1946
The Tri County News
Grand Rapids, Wood County, Ohio
What is this article about?
Editorial endorsing Republican Thomas J. Herbert for Ohio governor, criticizing Democrat Frank J. Lausche's alignment with the New Deal and arguing that defeating it in Ohio in 1946 will destroy it nationally in 1948.
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Thos. J. Herbert For Governor
Thomas J. Herbert, Republican candidate for Governor, hits the nail squarely on the head when he says that the political campaign this fall,--state and national--is all one piece.
Declaring that Gov. Frank J. Lausche is definitely aligned with the New Deal, Mr. Herbert says Lausche is "seeking feverishly to disengage himself from the entangling alliance which he courted so vigorously only two years ago."
Accusing Governor Lausche of "coasting on the momentum of the preceding six-year administration by the same men whom the Republican party again presents as its candidates this year," Mr. Herbert says--Lausche is employing the "typical New Deal technique of attempting to be all things to all men."
We agree with Mr. Herbert that by digging out the New Deal at the roots in Ohio in 1946, we will utterly destroy it in the nation in 1948.
THOMAS J. HERBERT
Thomas J. Herbert, Republican candidate for Governor, hits the nail squarely on the head when he says that the political campaign this fall,--state and national--is all one piece.
Declaring that Gov. Frank J. Lausche is definitely aligned with the New Deal, Mr. Herbert says Lausche is "seeking feverishly to disengage himself from the entangling alliance which he courted so vigorously only two years ago."
Accusing Governor Lausche of "coasting on the momentum of the preceding six-year administration by the same men whom the Republican party again presents as its candidates this year," Mr. Herbert says--Lausche is employing the "typical New Deal technique of attempting to be all things to all men."
We agree with Mr. Herbert that by digging out the New Deal at the roots in Ohio in 1946, we will utterly destroy it in the nation in 1948.
THOMAS J. HERBERT
What sub-type of article is it?
Partisan Politics
What keywords are associated?
Thomas J Herbert
Frank J Lausche
Ohio Governor
New Deal
Republican Candidate
1946 Election
What entities or persons were involved?
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
New Deal
Republican Party
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Endorsement Of Thomas J. Herbert For Ohio Governor Against Frank J. Lausche
Stance / Tone
Strongly Supportive Of Herbert And Critical Of Lausche's New Deal Ties
Key Figures
Thomas J. Herbert
Frank J. Lausche
New Deal
Republican Party
Key Arguments
The State And National Campaigns Are Interconnected
Lausche Is Aligned With The New Deal And Trying To Distance Himself
Lausche Is Coasting On Prior Republican Administration's Momentum
Lausche Uses New Deal Technique Of Appealing To Everyone
Defeating New Deal In Ohio In 1946 Will Destroy It Nationally In 1948