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Vito Marcantonio

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Vito Marcantonio , 1902-54, American politician, b. New York City. After the age of 18 he was active in community affairs in the Harlem section of New York City. He became a political protégé of Fiorello H. LaGuardia and later managed his political campaigns. Marcantonio served (1930-31) as assistant U.S. district attorney, and in 1934 he ran successfully for Congress on the Republican and Fusion tickets. He was defeated for reelection in 1936. In 1938 he was read out of the Republican party. Nonetheless he won the nomination of that party and of the American Labor party and was... Read more
Nixon, Richard M.
Presidents: A Reference History ... Voorhis, a five-term Democratic liberal. Nixon linked Voorhis with a left-wing representative from New York City, Vito Marcantonio, and falsely claimed that Voorhis had been endorsed by a political action committee of the Congress of Industrial ... Gahagan Douglas for a California seat in the United States Senate ... Read more
Anti-Imperialism
Encyclopedia of American Foreign Policy ... Cordell Hull believed that free trade would promote peace ... military government. Vito Marcantonio, a Labor Party member ... could hardly lead the "free world" by example, they ... own promise … of free men building an example ... of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and ... Read more

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