Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 220, Decatur, Adams County, 17 September 1937 — Page 6

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NEW DEAL BACKER (CONTINUED FROTI QWjj), dent, and the progressive, liberal' policies which have characterized all his administrative activities." Mahoney Is a leader of a Tammany district, a life-long Tammany man. He was one of the few Tammany leaders who made his peace ; with the national administration after President Roosevelt took the

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■ Democratic presidential nomlnti- , tion in 1932 over the die hard opposition of Smith and Tammany. In the years since, the new deal democracy had captured control of all but one of New York City's ' Democratic organizations—one for each of the five Itoroughs- which 1 ordinarily are closely allied and are known to outsiders collectively us one under the name of the | Manhattan borough organization, I Tumtnany Hall, which was the one I

Tops Beauties ■ i® X 7 \\ // — ■ : - ,1 Phyliss Randall Preliminary judging in the national beauty pageant at Atlantic City resulted in selection of "Miss California", Phyliss Randall, as the "most graceful" Miss Randall, a dancer, is shown here in one ot her poses. exception. In yesterday s primary i it was four borough organizations 1 against one. Tammany carried its I territory for its candidate, but was 1 overwhelmed by the other four. Political observers saw the results as dooming the leadership of Tammany chieftain Christopher D. ’ Sullivan, who had insisted upon ’ running Copeland over the oppoI sition of several district leaders Tammany already has pledged itI self to support the Democratic nominee and the observers believi ed that Mahoney would dictate his terms, which would include a change in leadership to a man • friendly to the new deal This would give Postmaster General James A. Farley, who supported Mahoney, control of the one seg ment of the New York democracy that had not made its peace with Washington. LaGuardia carried with him in the Republican primary the rest of his city ticket —Joseph D. McGoldrick. candidate for controller, i and Aiderman Newbold Morris. . candidate for president of the city I council, over Frank J. Prial and i borough president Samuel Levy. I their Tammany-sponsored opponents. In the Democratic primary Controller Frank J. Taylor, candidate for renomination, and Max J Schneider, candidate for president i of the council, went along to vic- | tory with Mahoney. Thousands Os Corns Removed The Kohne Drug Store and all ' other GOOD drug stores now have a remedy that really will remove ; ANY corn or callous quickly and without pain. It is properly named END-O-CORN. If you’re one of the i unfortunate ones who have tried many so-called “corn cures" and still have your stubborn old corns or callouses, let us demonstrate END-O-CORN. It only costs fifty ; cents, but it’s worth SSO, because it is sure. END-O-CORN

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17.1937.

SEN. WHEELER DEMANDS PROBE Montana Senator Demands Investigation Os Hugo Black Washington. Sept. 17. —(U.PJ The controversy resulting from a newspaper “expose" alleging that Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black I is a life member of the Ku Klux Klan was extended today. Sen. Burton K. Wheeler D , Mont., demanded that President Roosevelt appoint an "impartial board” to in- 1 vestigate. Wheeler, who directed the successful campaign against the president's supreme court enlargement proposal, declared that if Mr Roosevelt failed to act, “the senate should do so." “If the charges made are true, the President should ask for his ißlack's resignation,’’ he said in a statement telegraphed to Washington from Fargo. N. D. Wheeler said he withheld his vote when the senate confirmed Black's nomination, because there had been no denial of a charge made in the senate that Black was a klansman. I The controversy had spread earlier among members of the house of representatives, and to Speaker William H. Bankhead, who declared at his Jasper, Ala., home: "I have never belonged to the Ku Klux Klan. I never was invit-i ed to join. That is that.” Bankhead's’ statement was a reply to Rep. Hamilton Fish. R., N Y., who had said that "U klan affiliations are to be a test of office, it might be well to find out the status of the speaker of the house, who. like Black, hails from Ala - bama.” Throughout the country, senat-, ors. representatives and scores of private citizens issued statements | —some defending, some attacking I the former senator who was chosen by Mr. Roosevelt to succeed Justice Willis Van Devanter. retired. on the nation's highest tribunal. The Baltimore Catholic Review, the official organ of the archdiocese of Maryland, primatial see of the Catholic church in the United

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' States, said In an editorial today j that the senate failed to consider: the “rights of the American peni pie” and the “dignity of the aui preme court" in confirming Black's ) i nomination. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette printed the fifth of a series of six ’ articles, written by Ray Sprlgle and copyrighted by the North American Newspaper Alllane, which alleged that Black accepted a "gold passport," or life membership. In ’ the klan at a Birmingham. Ala., I klan klorero on Sept. 2, 1926 Today's article quotes Hiram W. Ev- ' ans, Imperial wizard of the klan, as having boasted in a speech at the klorero that he would have; made the late Senator Oscar W Underwood the Democratic nominee for president in 1924 if Under- 1 wood had not denounced the klan iin a speech at Houston, Texas. TO ELIMINATE (UONTINTITO FROM PAGE ONB) used to eliminate the dust are the stripping off of the top soil, which is the chief cause of the fine dust. The moisture is kept as high as possible during the process. An effort is being made to find an economical way to eliminate the dust in order that the company may compete with others without too much overhead. Any great increase in the cost of tile would result in the closing of the factory and throwing out of employment the large number of employees. ■ o Dr. S. D. Beavers I Undergoes Operation Dr. S. D. Beavers, veteran physician. underwent an emergency operation for strangulated hernia at the Adams county memorial hospital at 3 o’clock this morning. Dr. Beavers wae taken ill after office hours Thursday evening. His condition ( [ was reported as good this nooa. o Krick Speaks At Chapel Program Walter J. Krick, city school superintendent. addressed the members of the Decatur high school in their regular Friday morning chapel per- ; iod. Addresses and other entertainment are bebing panned for each Friday.

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