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Why I'll Vote for Thomas
Coleman, McAlister | October 2, 1948 issue

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This article focuses on elections in the United States. The author says that to bring the ideals of free, democratic socialism to every corner of the country, so that following the elections of 1948 Socialists, liberals, and progressives, with a big vote for Norman Thomas and Tucker Smith, political candidates, behind them, may join in building a democratic, non-Communist political party, in clear-cut opposition to both old parties. The author says that Henry Wallace, a singer, is against war and for peace. He opposes the more outrageous forms of spoliation as practiced by the monopolies.

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POLITICAL campaigns; COMMUNISM; SOCIALISM; THOMAS, Norman; POLITICAL candidates; UNITED States
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