John Kenny Becomes Mayor of Jersey City
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In Jersey City, John V. Kenny's victory as mayor marks the end of Frank Hague's 36-year political dominance. Despite retiring, Hague maintained control until Kenny dismantled his machine. Hague was a powerful figure in national politics, influencing Democratic conventions with his control over New Jersey votes. As the new mayor, Kenny, a former ally of Hague, plans to investigate city departments and supports Harry Truman's leadership.
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How did Frank Hague's control affect national politics?
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What was the significance of the Jersey City City Hall in the context of the political machine?
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