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Ohio - Political Paradox
Maher, Richard L. | October 4, 1952 issue

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Until 1932 Ohio usually chose a Democratic governor and gave its Electoral College votes to the Republican candidate for the Presidency. In the past twenty years the Republican Presidential candidate has carried the state only once in 1944, when Senator John Bricker was running for the post. And in the same period Ohio elected a Republican governor the same Bricker for three consecutive terms. Bricker appears to have the best chance of all. His opponent is Michael V. DiSalle, who resigned as head of the Office of Price Stabilization last January to seek the Democratic senatorial nomination.

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PRESIDENTIAL candidates; BRICKER, John; DISALLE, Michael V.; LEGISLATORS -- United States; OHIO; UNITED States
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