National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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Page 69
... continued to negotiate . The Republican members proposed Hughes as a compromise candidate , but in a message from his home in Oyster Bay , N.Y. , Roosevelt stunned both parties by suggesting the name of Henry Cabot Lodge , a ...
... continued to negotiate . The Republican members proposed Hughes as a compromise candidate , but in a message from his home in Oyster Bay , N.Y. , Roosevelt stunned both parties by suggesting the name of Henry Cabot Lodge , a ...
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... continued to advocate extensive tax reform and included new calls for a tax on unused land and a progressive property tax on wartime profits that would help pay off government debts . The platform warned that the continuing militaristic ...
... continued to advocate extensive tax reform and included new calls for a tax on unused land and a progressive property tax on wartime profits that would help pay off government debts . The platform warned that the continuing militaristic ...
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... Continued vigorous enforcement of the civil rights laws to guarantee the right to vote to all citizens in all areas of the country .... Public Schools . We pledge : The Department of Justice will continue its vigorous support of court ...
... Continued vigorous enforcement of the civil rights laws to guarantee the right to vote to all citizens in all areas of the country .... Public Schools . We pledge : The Department of Justice will continue its vigorous support of court ...
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