1952 Thomas E. Dewey Alone Press Photo

1952 Thomas E. Dewey Alone Press Photo (image 1/[null])
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1952 Thomas E. Dewey Alone Press Photo My Policies: Photo Description You are bidding on an original press photo from 1952 featuring Ballot Cited: In New York Last Night - During a statewide telecast and broadcast, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey exhibited a photographic copy of what he said was the official 1952 Alabama Democratic ballot. It bore a "white-supremacy" slogan. Dewey said this slogan (which has been on Alabama ballots since 1901) convicts the party's top nominees, Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson and Senator John J. Sparkman, of "rankest hypocrisy." in Birmingham, Ala. Arthur D. Hodges, Negro leader in the fight for civil rights, said his race would support the Democrats because of "over - all benefits." . Photo is 10� x 7� in size. Photo Condition This photo originates from the archives of the Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Daily News, Detroit News, and Sport Magazine. Most photos have never been seen by the public. These photos are not reproductions or reprints. These photos emanate from a working news archive thus concede routine physical imperfections that can include production flaws, handplaced editorial notes, and paste residue. These details can be seen in the auction photo which shows front and back. Also creasing, border chips and minor paper loss can occur. View all photos thoroughly prior to bidding. INVESTMENT: Most if read more
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