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18 apr 2019 · April 18, 2019. In 1928, the Democrats nominated Al Smith of New York for President. Al Smith was the son of Irish immigrants and a self-made man. Al’s first job came when he was eleven years old selling newspapers. After his father’s death when he was thirteen, he took on a series of jobs including chaser for a trucker, oil worker, and ...
15 ott 2019 · Yet a Smith presidency was not to be, for the “Happy Warrior” was soundly defeated by the Republicans in 1928. As historians have long understood, and as Chides details with a rich data set in Chapter 4, this was a consequential loss. The origins of the New Deal coalition can be seen in the Smith coalition of 1928.
xml. explores the career of New York governor and 1928 Democratic presidential nominee Alfred E. Smith. Robert Chiles peers into Smith's work and uncovers a distinctive strain of American progressivism that resonated among urban, ethnic, working-class Americans in the early twentieth century. The book charts the rise of that idiomatic ...
Al Smith started his cartooning career at Joseph Pulitzer's New York World with the feature 'From 9 to 5'. In 1932, Wheeler and Bud Fisher contacted Smith about ghosting 'Mutt and Jeff'. After Fisher's death in 1954, Smith started to sign the strip himself. He also did the "topper" for the 'Mutt and Jeff' Sunday page, called 'Cicero's Cat'.
Executive Director Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education. The Al Smith who was nominated for. president in June, 1928, was almost. uniquely an unknown quantity as a na tional political figure. Although he had. been an outstanding governor of the most. populous state for nearly eight years, in the national limelight for a half-dozen of those ...
11 set 2018 · Al Smith grew up in the neighborhoods of New York working long hours among the poor and immigrant populations. FDR was from one of the most prestigious families of New York calling President Teddy Roosevelt a cousin, access to the best education, etc.
