Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1938 — Page 6

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FARLEY PLEDGES PARTY'S AID TO “ALL NOMINEES

NATIONAL POLITICS

WASHINGTON—Farley to go “down line” for Democratic nominees.

NEW YORK—Lehman confers on charges of “judicial corruption.” Radio speech opens Dewey's campaign tomorrow.

SAN FRANCISCO — Hoover heads East for second of series of speeches.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. P).— Chairman James A. Farley has placed the Democratic National Committee squarely behind all Democratic nominees in this came paign regardless whether they are liberal or conservative. Mr. Farley predicted today that the two-party system would prevail here for many more years. Some persons saw in his policy statement a contrast with the Sept. 2 pronouncement by President Roosevelt in favor of liberal candidates. Mr. Roosevelt, who has stepped | over party lines at least twice—in| Nebraska and Minnesota—since en-

tember press conference question-| ers. “If there is a good liberal run-| ning on the Republican ticket, I would not have the slightest objechis election. The good of the country rises above party.”

tion to

Speaking for Himself

He assented then to a suggestion t liberal Republican would be n likely to vote in the national interest than would a conservative Democrat. Mr. Farley had a press conference yesterday, the first in so long that he could not remember when the previous one took place. “All the conventions and pri-| maries are over,” he told questioners, “and I'm going to support the the party.” 1s asked whether that meant Democratic nominees whether re liberal or not.” “Why certainly,” the chairman reand explained that he was 1 himself and the Committee.

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Lehman Confers On Court Inquiry

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He summoned District Attorney

William F. X. Geoghan, whose of-|

fice is under fire; William B. Herlands, tions, who made the charges, and Lewis J. Valentine, Commissioner of Police. Mr. Herlands was expected to ask h Governor to supercede Mr. Geoghan with a special prosecutor, thus opening the way for a sweeping investigation of the County courts, police and prosecutor’s office. The Governor said he wanted to

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Miss Janice Williamson, Morocco, Indiana Corn Festival queen, extends an invitation to Governor tering the White House, told Sep-| Townsend to attend the festival Oct. 13 to 15 at

Times Photo. Miss Williamson was chosen from among representing northwestern Indiana

Fowler. 16 candidates communities.

“clean up the situation if there is anything to clean up.”

Hoover Starts East For Second Speech

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6 (U.P). —Former President Herbert Hoover was en route to the East by train tcday to deliver the second of a series of three speeches on national questions at Hartford, Conn., Oct. 17.

Dewey to Speak on

Radio Tomorrow

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U.P)— District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey

will make his first radio speech of the gubernatorial campaign tomorrow when he addresses some 75

Republican women’s luncheons in a | posed to be operating a pig farm state-wide “Governor's Day” broad- near Solon, O. cast over the Columbia broadcasting | system between 1:30 and 1:45 p. m.|

dndianapolis Time). STEPHENSON APPEAL G. 0. P. Paid Owens TO BE HEARD DEC. 1

$18,000 for Speeches NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Oct. 6 (U. CLEVELAND. Oct. 8 (U. P.. __|P.) —Judge Cassius M. Gentry today

16 : it {planned to hear pleadings Dec. 1 in TE A ationg! Som: lan action by which D. C. Stephenpic track star, $18.000 in 1036 to SOW former Kian leader, hopes to he otis ’ ‘jgain a retrial in connection with

stump the country for Alf M. Lan- : : ay i (the murder of Madge Oberholtzer . + ~ xy | don’s Presidential candidacy, but hei. 1925. for which he now is serv-

as not a registered voter at the ing a life sentence.

time, it was disclosed today. Data for the hearing was changed Internal Revenue agents seeking |from Oct. 24 to delay it until after the world’s “fastest human” to the November elections. Stephenserve a $746.59 tax lien for nonpay- son will be brought here for the ment on a $20,000 income in 1936 hearing from the Indiana State said that they learned he is sup- | Prison.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES | Townsend Is Invited to Corn Festival

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CIVIL SERVICE TO ADD 81,000 U. S. WORKERS

15 - Agencies Affected by Findings Made Under ~ Roosevelt Order.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. P.).— The Civil Service Commission announced today that 81,000 employees of emergency Government agencies will be classified under Civil Service

regulations Feb. 1, 1939. The Commission announced it is

investigating the status of approximately 44,000 additional positions which may be affected by President Roosevelt's executive order of June 24 blanketing all Government employees except those specifically exempt by law into the merit system. Fifteen agencies will be affected by the Commission's findings, most of them created by the New Deal or whose employees are paid with emergency funds. Agencies Listed

The agencies are the Works Progress Administration, National Youth Administration, National Resources Committee, National Emergency Council, Commodity Credit Corporation, Export-Import Bank, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Electric Home and Farm Authority, International Joint Commission. Emergency employees of the general accounting office, the accounts procurement, and

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DECLINES BISHOPRIC WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (U. P.).— The Rev. Oliver J. Hart, pastor of St. John Protestant Episcopal

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