Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1944 — Page 10

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BY EARL RICHERT

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+ MOST SURPRISING THING about this special session of the | legislature, in the opinion .of most observers, is the lack of any concrete litical developments—announcements of candidacy, formation of

But making up for this are any number of rumors which have kept the politicos busy on the phones checking their authenticity,

periodi¢al report of a scheduled shakeup in the auto license department in which all patronage | of Burrell Wright, Indianapolis

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{ | Eichelsdorfer, assistant director, | | on down. | Scheduled date for this, according to the report, is shortly after | the G. O, P. state convention. | | | |

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THERE IS MUCH interest, too, in Republican circles about the G. O. P. lieutenant governorship nomination. State Auditor Richard T. James and Mayor John

| Hampton of Muneie are the only

announced candidates. But State Senator Clyde R. Black (R. Logansport) and Rep. Glenn Slenker (R., Monticello),

{ both from the second district, are | running and are expected to an-

nounce their candidacieés shortly. By both staying in the race, they are definitely hurting the chances of the other since neither can get united district support. While Rep. Paul Moffett (R. Indianapolis) says .he is running

i only for state senator from Mar-

jon county, his name is also being

| mentioned for the lieutenant gov-

ernorship nomination. He formerly served as head of the state fair board and is said to have the support of some farm groups for this nomination. (The lieutenant governor also serves as commissioner of agriculture.) ” o * 2 Dawson Delaying

Other reports: Lt. Gov. Charles Dawson has refused the sugges-

tion of friends that he announce

his candidacy for the G, O. P. gubernatorial nomination during the special session, feeling that a session called to pass a soldier vote bill is no time to make a political announcement. He probably will announce shortly after adjournment. ~ Mrs. Helen Jones of Indianapolis, a secretary in the attorney

| general's office who is paid from

funds in the secretary of state's office, is being mentioned as a candidate for reporter of the supreme and appellate courts in opposition to Mrs. Marjorie’ R. Gunderson, who is seeking renomination. The Capehart boys say that it

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| vey they have just completed,

their candidate would beat Jim Tucker by 325 votes for the senatorial nomination. That's a heck

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