Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1948 — Page 20
a$ MacArthur, Stassen and Dewey forces bid desperately for Rejlican presidential delegates in sday’s Wisconsin election. “Peaceful at-home issues that once might have been anticipated Jor the first post-war presidential] campaign seemed almost forgot-| ten as names of Moscow and] Trieste, Finland and Czechoslo-| wvakia, Japan and Korea marched through candidates’ speeches. ' MacArthur Boomed Gen. Douglas MacArthur's people shouted that their great mili-| tary hero was the man with cour-| age to stop Russia in her tracks. | Gov, Thomas E. Dewey, here | from New York, ripped current] U. 8. foreign policy to bits and | urged bold measures to thwart] ‘Russian communism. | Minnesota's Harold Stassen himself to “set out to defeat communism,” to outlaw the Communist Party in America and to oppose all shipments to Russia which could be used to] bujld a war machine. {
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for Gen. MacArthur is based on the apparently. widely held belief that because of his war record ind Japan administration he is man best able to check the
Moscow march. 2% Concede Chances SLéaders in both camps today ‘the possibility that Gen. “might score an im-
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) thought he might win . six delegates. This would ‘a deep and meaningful rebuke 34 the man who ran away with . primaries here in 1940 and
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* n to Gen. McArthur— tify admit the possibility of a hlcArthur sweep but believe they i2¢. assured of a fair parcel of egates in the western section “ov. Dewey drew good crowds erday at Racine and Kenosha night at Milwaukee--
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