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The Communications Workers of America (CWA-CIO) urged President Truman to run for re-election in 1952, with union president Joseph A. Beirne praising Truman's adherence to the 1948 Democratic platform and advocacy for ordinary citizens.
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The CIO Communications Workers last week urged President Truman to seek re-election next year.
Such a request was voiced in a letter to Mr. Truman by Joseph A. Beirne, CWA-CIO president.
Pledging "unstinting support," Beirne's letter said in part:
"Four years ago, our union endorsed you for re-election. We endorsed you even before the Democratic Convention selected you.
"Feeling within our union today, if there has been any change since then, is even stronger in favor of your re-election.
"There are good reasons for this -- your positive approach to implementing the 1948 platform of the Democratic Party, a platform endorsed overwhelmingly by the American public at the polls, and your spotless record of courageous fighting for those objectives most beneficial to common, ordinary citizens of America -- and the world."
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The CIO Communications Workers urged President Truman to seek re-election, with president Joseph A. Beirne sending a letter pledging unstinting support based on Truman's implementation of the 1948 Democratic platform and record of fighting for common citizens.