Senator Kerr's Keynote Address at West Virginia Young Democrats Convention, 1952-06-13
Scope and Contents
Senator Robert S. Kerr delivered a keynote address at the West Virginia Young Democrats Convention, showcasing his exceptional leadership skills and accomplishments as an administrator. Kerr's tenure as governor of Oklahoma and as a United States Senator was highlighted, emphasizing his success in eliminating state debt, establishing surplus funds, and implementing various progressive programs. Kerr's dedication to public service and his advocacy for peace, education, and infrastructure development were evident in his speech. He criticized Republican leaders, particularly targeting Senator Taft and General Eisenhower, while praising Democratic figures like Senator Neely and Congressman Burnside. Kerr's address was well-received by dignitaries and attendees at the convention, emphasizing the importance of Democratic values and the need for honest government.
Dates
- Creation: 1952-06-13
Creator
- From the Collection: Kerr, Robert Samuel, United States Senator from Oklahoma (1949-1963); 12th Governor of Oklahoma (1943-1947), 1896-1963 (Person)
Language of Materials
English
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Full Extent
2 pages
Abstract
82nd Congress (1951-1953)
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Repository Details
Part of the Carl Albert Center Congressional and Political Collections Repository