The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-11-02
Dewey Charges That
Roosevelt Makes
Worthless Promises
Declares Record OF New Deal
Proves Promises are Worthless !;
Outlines Program For Nation

Outlines Program For Nation
In another cheer-provoking assault
on the President, Governor Thomas f.
Dewey Tuesday accused the president
of making 'worthlcss" campaign
Promises and called for revival of
the getting ahead" spirit as a vital
part of our American speech and
| thought"
! Touching off an explosive round of
, boo's and catcalls at what he termed
Mr.. Rooscvclt's government by abuse
and smear" the Republican candidate
told a nationwide radio audience
from Buffalo that the New Dealers
"havc snecrcd" for years at the "old
American idea of getting ahead "
"Let us make sure that our children
can again believe that there is room
for everyone to get ahead Dewey
declared. Let us nail that principle
to our masthead as we set out on a
. SURE tuul st loI ttlt lutltlN'
Tuesdays talk was the beginning
of the final drive that carried him to
! Massachusetts on Wednesday, to Bal
timorc today and will take him back
into Pennsylvania and his wind-up
rally in New York Saturday night.
eleven million men and women
~
he said "eagcr for more education,
for Jobs, for a chance to start a
business and to get ahead. Twenty
million war workers will want peace
time jobs and opportunity.
Last Saturday night my opponent
once again promised Jobs for every
American when pcacctimc comes. But
on the record, his promise of jobs is
worthless. 1t will still be worthless,
even though it is repeated again and
again and again"
If he wins the presidency next
Tuesday, he declared in Buffalo, he
will take office January 20 without
a promise. expressed or implied to a
'N'''E SOUL tNcep' ioi '''e P0'''e
campaign PleoseS nc HAS i''"oe'
No Secret Promises
"Thcrc is no One Thousand Club
in my party the governor declared
Il have not offered the government
OF the United States Tor sale at 81 'ooo
to any man and | never Will to any
one at any p11ce. Your new admlhlS-
tratIon Will take Office honestly with
out secret promises OF special prlVl-
lego to any class group or section.
Il Asserting That fourth term Is
the most dangerous threat 10 our
freedom ever proposed Dewey ad-
vocated an amendment TO inc consul
tuition to limit president tenure TO
two terms
I'VE must not haVe-Wc cannot
have four years more OF Stalemate
and hostility between the president
, ana Congress- dewey s"lu' We
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) oma'' business r"reo''e"
Saying Smal' BUSINESS was inc
flelo OF the 'ofg"''eh man an" woman
under the ne" Deal 'e"'E chargeI
mat the bemocra'l' administration
way OF 'ne'hg m'1'dlu' OF 'ne'f Proo