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Henry a Wallace — Part 3
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After President Truman took office Mr. Wallace retained his post as
secretary of commerce. On September 12, 1946 he made a speech in New
York castigating the administration's foreign policy as conducted by
Secretery of State Byrnes at the Peris Poste Conference and urging a
contrary policy of. appeasing Russia, though this would have amounted to
@ betrayal of the Western European Allies. . The president demanded snd
_ received his resignation from the Cabinet eight days later. With Senator
Glen H, Taylor of Idsho Mr. Wallce founded a polical party called the
Progressive. In July, 1948 this third party nominated Mr. Wallace and
Senator Taylor as candidates for president and vice president of the
United States on an isolationist and pro~Soviet "peace" platform, During
the campaign both men accepted Communist support, The party polled
1,116,379 votes in the November election, half from New York, but failed
to carry any state. Mr. Wallace wrote PATHS OF PLENTY (1938) and THE.
PRICE OF FREEDOM (1940). |
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