Thomas E Dewey Arrives in Charleston, Gives Speech

Governor Dewey, despite his promise of no campaign trips, visits Charleston, WV, where he criticizes the president for his associations with Communism and fascism. Dewey highlights Earl Browder's support for his opponent and Browder's controversial past. He calls for a change in Washington, emphasizing the need for clear authority and teamwork in government.

What was Governor Dewey's stance on campaign trips during his speech?

How did Governor Dewey respond to the president in his speech?

What did Earl Browder proclaim regarding the election of Dewey's opponent?

What accusations were made against Earl Browder in Dewey's speech?

What changes did Governor Dewey suggest were needed in Washington?