Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1932 — Page 2

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FAIL TO NAME ROOSEVELT IN THREE BALLOTS Convention Is Adjourned Until Tonight After Vote Deadlock. (Continued from rage Owl

have some definite word for his followers. One element In the Texas delegation felt that Roosevelt had the nomination “in the bag. Another felt the contrary, and argued that talk of Garner being offered the vice-presidential place was propaganda from Roosevelt sources to influence the delegation to a friendly position toward the Roosevelt column. Some delegates were seeking to teat home sentiment, telegraphing constituent* for counsel and advice. The Illinois delegation, another “hot. spot" In the fight for delegates plan* for caucus tonight. Meanwhilfc, Mayor Cermnk of Chicago was much sought after by both sides, since his word will play a great part in deciding whither Illinois finally goes. Roosevelt Gains Strength The third ballot showed Roosevelt picked up, over the second ballot, the following additional strength: Missouri, 2' 2 ; New York, 14; Ohio, 2; Pennsylvania, 1. He. lost meantime; North Dakota. North Carolina, .96. North Carolina on the third wavered to the extent of four-one hundredths of a delegate which shnnted to former Oovernor Harry K Byrd (Va.) The chairman® was tenable to figure the decimal reckoning —And let it go at that. Pennsylvania gave Roosevelt one and scattered its other votes among Smith, Ritchie, Baker and White. "Acrobatics” by Oklahoma Oklahoma, doing some political acrobatics, gave its 22 votes on the second ballot to its famous son, Will Rogers, after having stuck with Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray for the first. Then on the third ballot, it jumped to 11 for Reed and 11 for Gamer. Garner showed the most secondary strength on the third ballot when he went to 101.2 after having had Texas and California's total of 90 votes and a quarter vote from Illinois for the first two ballots. He picked up on the third the li votes which werp leaping about. Smith, meantime, dropped from 2014 on the first to 1904 on the third. Smith on the third lost 24 votes in New York; 9 in Pennsylvania. Ritchie, the white hope of the stop Roosevelt forces, picked up on the the third ballot. 2 4 votes In Pennsylvania, and ended with a total of 234. Baker, another potentiality of the stop Roosevelt folks, went through the three ballots unchanged at 84. contributed by Indiana 8 and Pennsylvania 4. Murray's Name Vanishes Traylor. Chicago banker, born in a log cabin, dropped from 424 on the first, to 40 4 on the third, losing one each in Indiana and Alaska. Murray disappeared in the third roll call. Governor White of Ohio gained a half vote," net. He polled Ohio's 52 votes on the first ballot. On the third he got. 49 4 from Ohio and 3 from Pennsylvania. It was a hectic twelve-hour session from 9 o'clock Thursday night. The day and evening sessions witnessed adoption of the Democratic platform with its wringing wet plank, and placing in nomination of nine candidates to the accompaniment of much oratory and demonstration. Each candidate vied to get the most noise and the most minutes’ demonstration. Smith took the laurels with a 52-mniute demonstration. with Roosevelt only a few minutes shorter.

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KENTUCKY WILL JOIN INDIANA IN RITE AT BRIDGE $2,000,000 Evansville Span to Be Dedicated at 3-Day Party. By Timr* ftptHnt EVANSVILLE, Ind., July I. This city is being decorated today in preparation for the largest three-day community celebration ever held in this part of the state. Occasion is dedication of the new $2,000,000 bridge, which links Indiana and Kentucky between Evansville and Henderson, Ky. The celebration start* Sunday and will continue through Tuesday. Governors Harry G. Leslie of Indiana and Ruby Laffoon of Kentucky will deliver the dedicatory addresses. Monday a monster street parade, pageant of progress, air

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show and fireworks display are on the program. Arrangements have been made for 2,000 at a banquet at the Memorial coliseum Monday night. Thousands of guests are expected to attend the various affairs, including state highway commissioners and department officials. The new bridge cost $2,079,886 24. without about $50,000 still to be spent on construction of approaches. The main bridge has a total length of 5.395 feet and road width of thirty feet between the curbs. The structure provides a navigation clearance of 45 feet above the highest recorded flood stage, which was in 1913. Main piers are approximately 175 fpet high and the highest steel extends 110 feet high-

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er. making a total height cf 285 feet from the lowest concrete to the highest steel. The bridge wa* financed Jointly by Indiana and Kentucky and represents the largest expenditure ever made by the two States combined. Kentucky issued bonds to pay its half and Indiana financed her share with federal aid and $25,000 in state highway funds. The Kentucky bonds are to be paid off with tolls, after which the bridge will be free. Tolls will not be collected during the celebration, however. A ulna tunnel similar to those used in testing airplanes has been installed at Pittsburgh, to test streamlined locomotives and street cars.

WASHINGTON BATTLE SHRINE IS DEDICATED Log Stockade, Site of First Skirmish. Is Opened. By Catted Pretg UNIONTOWN. Pa., July I.—A permanent shrine marking the spot of George Washington's first battle was to be dedicated with pageantry at Great Meadows near here today and Saturday. Ft. Necessity, a log stockade built by a 22-year-old lieutenant-colonel for defense against a superior force of French and Indians in 1754. has been reconstructed. Thousands of people gathered today for the ceremonies.

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