St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Political Intelligence

Negro politically intelligent enough use his vote
for the advancement realization of his apraons
beyond stage when he
voted the Republican ticket because Abraham Lincoln Repub
can or because most of the voerous race be from the south were
Democrats
Roosevelt Negroes and most
Americans voted the Democratic ticket This for the time
in sixteen national election will be held which F. D. r. will
not be candidate What will Negroes do? This
vote attempting find the Negroes
City, Minnesota,
There accepted theory that certain organizations
huge bocs of This has been time and
again. but for unknown still generally accepted
When John L. Lewis broke with Roosevelt generally
that such break might endanger the Presidents chances carrying
Pennsylvania Figures proved however, that Lewis could
swing the miners Roosevelt than Negro
could the votes of the Negro from Roosevelt their
tive poll taken during the years
while most newspapers were pdomnany Republican, most Of their
employees voted Democratic.
This paper swing the Negroes
one another this paper hopes that by an honest
the concerning principles
expressed in the platforms of ALL parties it help make the
Negro more intelligent voter.
a of paper published editorial the
CRISIS the national of the NAACP This article appraised
respective candidates the basis of their attitude the
The time caused the the Henry Wallace
but what caused pertinent omissions the editorial regarding
Dewey and Truman this does know aid guild
ance present these omissions
As every Negro knows, FEPC
Quinn BILL passed by the legislature the
York Voting for the bill the Assembly member of the
American Labor Party So Democrats and So Republicans All
against the bill the Assembly by 80 Republicans In the
Voting the bill Republicans Governor
active pushing the bill through the egaureo that, there
tered with tolerance and generosity"
During the been alleged
brutality the York. NAACP
Of these aid the victims of the alleged brutality
Dewey did by the
The merits of these particular this
singular that the NAACP did the
intervene reprimand him for not intervening.
In the of President Truman, the omissions particularly
regettabe As the CRISIS Truman Senator had good
affecting the Negro As Vice President
did opportunity himself affecting
He did tell delegation Of Mnnesotans would all
conditions Immediately after President
opportunity presented itself The FEPC
Roosevelt by demanded
cite Washington D. c. traction for
policy discrimination against Negroes This Mr. Truman fatty
indifference While would be that
killed FEPC Congress really did ha the President
a very active palbearer usheng early grave.
the CRISIS the ouspokn Presi-
1t unfortunate that the Pres
speaks the President who be coinci-
cabinet officials who their
longer the Presidents cabneChester
Bowles, Henry Wallace and Harold Ickes.
the President which Injuries the Negro the
Denha who had record Of racial bias
General Counsel of the NLRB.
President did appoint committee which made report
which will greatly Negroes This the Commission
on Civil Rights the CRISIS said the President urged the mpe
menaton Still there and Of Congress
who believe President only making political
the coming election There
the Army Federal Bureaus where Jim Grow
could be abolished by Order of Mr. Truman
editorial did not mention Henry Wallace because
would be candidate Neither the CRISIS