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John Joseph Moakley's WWII and political campaign scrapbook
The scrapbook is partially scanned. The portion scanned contains snapshots from Moakley's service as a Seabee in Hawaii and the South Pacific during WWII. The unscanned portion contains news clippings about Moakley's political campaigns during the…
Campaign scrapbook covering John Joseph Moakley's unsuccessful 1970 bid for Congress
Scrapbook documenting Joe Moakley's unsuccessful bid for Congress in 1970. It contains news clippings, campaign pins, banners, advertisements and correspondence related to his run and that of his opponents, Louise Day Hicks and David Nelson.
"What have you got against Reaganomics?" Campaign advertisement for John Joseph Moakley, 1982
This advertisement was published in the Parkway/West Roxbury Transcripts, the West Bridgewater Times, East Bridgewater Star, and Bridgewater Independent.
Campaign button from one of John Joseph Moakley's congressional campaigns with a slogan in Spanish "Para Progreso, Joe Moakley, Para Congreso"
English Translation: Joe Moakley for Progress, Joe Moakley for Congress
“Two Man Race” Moakley for Congress campaign advertisement [audio recording and transcript]
Campaign advertisement was made by the Moakley for Congress Committee in 1972 for use in Moakley’s campaign for the Ninth Congressional District against the incumbent Democrat Louise Day Hicks. The advertisement, presumably made for radio broadcast,…