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WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 1948 (UPI) --Governor Thomas E. Dewey conceded today that President Truman had been elected in the closest presidential race in 32 years. It was perhaps the greatest upset in ...

The popular vote at that time stood: Truman - 19,860,759 Dewey - 18,488,038 Wallace - 1,028,015 ... Sean "Diddy" Combs beat his former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, for having a relationship with ...

Before all the votes had been tallied, the Chicago Tribune printed an early edition with the banner headline: “Dewey beats Truman”. Clutching a copy of the Tribune, a smiling Truman later ...

In what was considered a major upset in the 1948 presidential election, Democratic President Harry Truman defeated Republican New York Governor Thomas Dewey and third-party candidates to win a ...

“Willard had dreams of how he was going to beat everybody on Dewey,” Gale Kiplinger ... Early news reports showed the vote trending toward Truman. Gale Kiplinger recalled his big brother ...

Roosevelt died of a cerebral hemorrhage. In the 1948 election, Truman secured his first full term in an upset victory over New York Gov. Thomas Dewey (R). Truman’s decisions made him “highly ...

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Unlike Franklin Roosevelt, who liked to needle Republicans with provocative statements during their conventions, Harry Truman soft-pedaled politics last week. He seemed to have no interest in what ...

Since presidential voting leads to such unhappiness (Republicans have lost the popular vote in five of the last six races, but it has hardly slowed them down), perhaps the Constitution should be ...

Editor: The presidential election of 1948 featured Democratic incumbent President Harry Truman against Republican challenger Governor Thomas Dewey of New York. Truman’s approval rate was 36% ...