Savre, Athens, South Waverly, and Waverly, N. Y. THE EVENING TIMES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1956 PAGE EIGHT Dewey, Now Master Strategist, Gives Best Speech of Convention there were -a violation, "there would be no excuse for a stoppage." He said the contract barred stoppages, providing procedures for processing grievances instead. this Cow Palace where the Republicans and President Eisenhower have just re-plighted their troth. Nobody knows that better than 1 By LTLE C.
WILSON San Francisco (UP) There's a long, long trail a'wlnding between Mechanics Hall, Boston, back there in 1940 and reasonably good chance to be nominated for president again in 1960, or even, in 19S4. He's a man to watch and a lot of people have been watching him with vastly changed opinions since way back there in 1940 when the 38-year old district attorney of New Fork County first aspired to the White House. It was then that the late Harold L. Ickes convulsed a nation with the crack: "Tommy Dewey has thrown Ms diaper into the ring." Thomas E. Dewey has come of ripe political age.
Trouble Brews Again at Plant Of VVestinghouse Lester, Pa. (UP) Trouble brewed anew today at the West-inghouse plant here where operations resumed only two weeks ago after a 299-day work stoppage. The company suspended 300 nen-for three days Wednesday and the union, Local 107 of the United Electrical Workers (Ind), of violating the new contract. The suspensions came after the men stopped work when requested by the company to fill out job-time records on work cards and time reports. The union claimed it was a de-vice to control productivity and one which contributed to the lengthy work-stoppage that ended with a new agreement on Aug.
8. Edward Savitsky, union business agent, accused the company of trying to get now "what they couldn't get in negotiations." William W. Heimbach, Westinghouse industrial relations manager, denied the request was aimed at controlling productivity. But he added that even If would take the vice presidential nomination had Mr. Eisenhower requested.
From any angle there would not have been a better qualified candidate. Dewey made a speech, Wednesday during the nominating doings here. It was not a nominating or seconding speech, but it struck more fire from the delegates than anything which had gone before His listeners whooped and cheered and a lot of them told each other: ''There's a new Dewey about." There's been a new Dewey about for some time now. He's only 54 years old and stands a Waverly WELDING MACHINE' WORKS will be CLOSED for Vacation AUO. 25 to SEPT.
4 YOU PICK THE COLORS Dutch elm disease and maple wilKare both caused by internal fungus infections. The infections clog the sap stream and gives off toxins poisonous to the tree. promptly accused Westinghouse YOU Thomas E. Dewey, of New York. It was In Mechanics Hall some months more than 16 years ago that a brash young county attorney made his first" big speech as a candidate tor the Republican presidential nomination.
Your correspondent was there. It wasn't a very good speech. Moreover, it ran over the allotted 30 minutes of radio time there wasn't any television by a good 12 minutes And Dewey, in freshman's uncertainty how to handle crisis in public, tried to cram all the words into that fleet 30 minutes. He had realized midway through his effort that the speech was far too long. That January, 1940, swing from New York through Rhode Island and Massachusetts to Maine was Dewey's first clutch toward high office.
He missed that year when Wendell L. Will-kie charged out of the Wall Street boondocks to kidnap the Republican nomination. Dewey's capacity to make friends and enemies was hardly strained In 1940. But in 1944 and 1948 he won the big nomination prize and piled up a big score of those who admired him. More especially, those who did not.
Next time there was a war on and 1944 was not a fair test. The Republican candidate was hobbled, handcuffed, almost haltered by the opposition of FDR. Four years later after 1948 there was another story which usually SELECT YOUR OWN MATERIALS .1 I Si 1 iUnliihlHIiTjrH.i BERN'S AUGUST SALE Big Allowances For Your Old Furniture, Rugs and Appliances Regardless of Age or Condition. I I Trm'TiWh ft? I nCCI-ll A CUSTOM FLOOR AT KtOULI: A NEW LOW PRICE! LASTING AT $25 FOR YOUR OLD WASHER TOWARD A BRAND NEW ZENITH FLOORS INLAID LINOLEUM INLAID LINOLEUM YARD GOODS began like this: "If that so-and-so Dewey had got off his pants and made a real campaign, he coulda licked that Truman." It is fair to say that Dewey, after the 1948 election, was bucking for top honors as the Repub. lican Party's most severely criticized public figure.
Times have changed. Dewey, more than any other, obtained Dwight D. Elsenhower's nomination for president In 1952 by making his own 1950 gubernatorial campaign a stem-winder. He was plugging Ike-for-presidentj then, and he continued to plug. More than any other, Dewey obtained the defeat In 1952 of the late Sen.
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There was that crackling night in 1952 when Illinois' Sen. Everett M. Dlrksen fingered Dewey from the convention platform. Pointing to him out there with the New York delegation, Dirk-sen Indicted Dewey as the author of Republican disaster and defeat. There was a time when such would have blistered Dewey and he might have slid hunch-shouldered low in his seat to escape the fire.
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