Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1946 — Page 20

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‘Caucus - Called to Protest

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X [his Democratic national committee. | 3 “That's one thing about us Dem3 ocrats,” said House Leader John W. {| McCormack of Massachusetts. “Un3 like Republicans, we always do our’ 3 fighting in the ppen. And it's betx ter that way. The atmosphere is 3 | cleared up much faster,’ He insisted differences § pemacrai were merely | 3 Xi \

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cial,” and that the criticism of Mr. | Hannegan by a large bloc of congressional Democrats would not affect the party's thances of maintaining control of the house in the % | November elections. X Meet Wednesday 3 Many of Rep. McCormack’'s col3 leagues expressed fear, however, he 3 | might be whistling past .the grave- » yard, They said the rift in DemoN cratic ranks was wide enough now, x but it might be twice as bad after X the slam-bang of the unprecedented X party caucas. now set for Wednes(day night,

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By UNITED PRESS Thirteen ships were scheduled to arrive at U, 8. ports today with more than 6600 servicemen, DUE AT NEW YORK: Webster Victory, from Naple designat-d troops. General Alexander E Le Havre-30)0 troops sngineers of C. battalion, of C. battalion, 21st vopany,

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3 The main issue in current Demo- 260th engineers of C battalion, 315th % | cratic unhappiness at the national signal company. 52d medium port com. » any and 3397th quartermaster truck J committee was a letter sent out company » over Mr. Hannegan's signature to Fadi a osha) from Antwerp . i i indesignated troo 3 many county chairmen, urging ' Antioch Victory, from Bremen-—030 3 them to select their congressional 1r00DS, including headquarters company 31 battalion and companies I, K and 3 candidates with care. Coming on NM of 308th infantry regiment. # ¥ | top of recent demands for an intra- ‘hanute bs, ry el ol Le Havre 153 t 0 nciuding eid artilery al. X| party purge, the letter caused an troop, : Tish Be y ¥ | uproar. Sea J Sn Ia Havre 1400_troohs . 131 ng iit wranance & coms 3 Claim Clerical Error Ber ar oli pany, 1376th engineers petroleum com3 The national committee quickly! pany, 3196th engineers com X | explained the whole thing was just or oT ance, light mai nienance © S64 Sia terrible clerical error—that the naval personnel % | letter should have been sent only DUE AT SAN FRANCISCO: Arthus, from Pearl Harbor—21 naval ¥ ito chairmen in districts now repre- personnel %| sented by Republicans. 1Sr-110%, from Pearl Harbor—one solior., ¢| But the damage already was done. "gi cox from Pearl

¥|Led by Rep. Lyle H. Boren (D. | Okla.), angry Democrats, mostly ¥ |southerners, quickly obtained 8 enough signatures on a petition to g| force the reluctant leadership to {call the caucus, They said they 3 want to have a thorough airing of «| their complaints against Mr. Han- § | negan and his committee.

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| terested. He repoited “that orion Tix {efforts were being made to “root |

{the party among industrial work- |

ers.” The “selected concentration’ ) N |industries” at which the recruiting | t drive ‘is primarily directed were] listed as steel, automobile, electrical, | packing, maritime, coal, lumber,| rubber, railroad, textile, shoe, agri-| culture, tobacco ‘and shipbuilding. | Significant in Mr, Williamson's re- | § port is that the southern states, exUnit®d Press Staff Corréspondent . cept Virginia and North Carolina, WASHINGTON, April 15.—Amer- are setting the recruiting pace.| ican reported them- That means the Communist party is | N = i swelling with Negroes to whom it! selves stymied today in a member-|).. heen making an urgent and in-| ship recruiting diive within Amer-|telligent appeal. | ican Federation of Labor unions. |’ Both major parties now are bid They are attempting to recruit ding through their national com20,000. new members by June 1 and mittees and northern state organ-|

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