Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-06
Political Intelligence

the American Negro pontcsy intelligent enough vote
for the advancement democratic
doubt that beyond stage
voted the Republican Abraham spub-
can or because most Of the Osrsas bA1s from the South
Democrats.
Because the Franklin Roosevelt Negroes
Amasans voted tho Democratic ticket This for the hrst
In AHtssn nathnaI election will be hsd In which r. d.
not candidate What will Negroes dot paper
vote attempting ind the Of Negroes
City, Minnesota
accepted theory organisations can deliver
huge bOes Of This has been
again. but for unknown 10 St generally
When John L. Lewis broke with Roosevelt generally
that such break might sndAngO Pssdshts
Pennsylvania Figures proved however, that Lewis could
Roosevelt
could swing the VI the Negro Roosevelt their
tive poll taken during of the election showed that
while most prsomnAny Republican, Of their
employees voted Democratic.
Th paper swing the of the Negroes
another paper hopes by honest prsssaa
expressed In hs platforms Of ALL parties. help 70 make the
Negro q intelligent
In this paper published
CRISIS the national MACE appraised
respective candidates tho basis Of their attitude toward tho Negro
pertinent regarding
Dewey and Truman, this guild.
present these omissions
As every Negro knows the hrst FEPc embodied In the
vssunn h passed BY the legislature Of tho State Of New
Labor Party 81 Democrats and 80 Republicans All
against the bill In the Assembly by ~ Republicans In the
Senate u Democratic voted for the bill well "a Republicans
Voting the hill Republican, Governor Dewey took
active role In pushing the bill Through the that there
doubt When Rhoad admins
tered with tolerance and ESnSrOaity."
During there have been alleged Of police
brutality thu State Of New York The NAAcP interviewed several
Of these aid the victims Of the alleged PSs brutality An
Governor Dewey did result action BY the Governor
singular justify thS
intervene TsprmAnd him for not intervening.
In President Truman the omissions particularly
negotiable A. the CRISIS Truman Senator had good
affecting the Nsgr o. WIGS President Mr. Truman
opportunity himself affecting
lie did delegation Of Mnnooahs he would do all he
conditions but immediately after no became PSsdenL
opportunity itself The FEPC created Exeu
Roosevelt By unanimous demanded that
Truman Washington D. G traction for IL
policy against NsgrOe TA!s Mr. Truman fatty
violent attack Congr could continue
While would BE- accurate that
killed really did tha the President
q very pallbsasr In ushSrnG Il TO early grave.
Truman L. the CRISIS the most SatspoEsn Ssl
right mnOrs" unfOEtuNAts .Aa: the fSs
officials who vigorous In their
Negro the PSsdsHt sabnssCAssr
Bowsa Henry Wallace. and Harold ekss.
Another the President which injuries the Negro the
appointment Of Robert pnhAm who had record II racial hA
General Counsel Of the NLRB.
President Truman did appoint which made report
greatly hslp the Negroes struggle This the Commsseh
on Cv Rshla A the CRISIS said President urged the mpl
entnon report st there and Congress
who believe the President emily making political
.r the Negro the coming
a. Army the Navy and Federal
sad Ia abolshsa BY Executive ordsr alone
TIA CRISIS editorial did mention HsnTy wAlae
d not know voad BE- candidate Neither The CRISIS