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Norman Thomas
(1884-1968)
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Norman Thomas was born on 20 November 1884 in Marion, Ohio, USA. He was married to Frances Violet Stewart. He died on 19 December 1968 in Huntington, New York, USA.
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Known for
The Passaic Textile Strike
5.9
Self
1926
Who Said That?
5.3
TV Series
Self - Panelist
1949–1950 • 8 eps
Firing Line
8.0
TV Series
Self
1966–1991 • 2 eps
Let's Take Sides
TV Series
Self - Guest
1953–1954 • 2 eps
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Self
Previous
8
Firing Line
8.0
TV Series
Self - Guest
1966
1 episode
The Merv Griffin Show
6.6
TV Series
Self
1965
1 episode
Night Beat
TV Series
Self - former Socialist candidate for President
1957
1 episode
Longines Chronoscope
6.2
TV Series
Self - American Socialist Leader
1951–1954
3 episodes
Let's Take Sides
TV Series
Self - Guest
1953–1954
2 episodes
Who Said That?
5.3
TV Series
Self - Panelist
1949–1950
8 episodes
Meet the Press
5.4
TV Series
Self - Presbyterian minister & former presidential candidate for the Socialist Party of America
1948
2 episodes
The Passaic Textile Strike
5.9
Self
1926
Archive Footage
Previous
3
TLDR News Global
7.8
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2026
1 episode
The Big Scary 'S' Word
6.7
Self - Former Socialist Presidential Candidate
(archive footage)
2020
Firing Line
8.0
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
1991
1 episode
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Born
November 20
,
1884
Marion, Ohio, USA
Died
December 19
,
1968
Huntington, New York, USA
Spouse
Frances Violet Stewart
September 1, 1910 - August 1, 1947 (her death)
Publicity listings
1 Biographical Movie
5 Print Biographies
1 Article
1 Magazine Cover Photo
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Six-time U.S. Socialist Party of America presidential candidate -- 1928, 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944, and 1948.
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I no longer need to run as a Presidential Candidate for the Socialist Party. The Democrat Party has adopted our platform.
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