Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1947 — Page 6

Senator's Wife Gives ‘A Sincere Lecture

By Beripps-Howard Newspapers

SATE Sept. 25.—It is any-

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She quipped and told jokes. Her ‘| audience roared with laughter. Out lof a woman's warm devotion to and deep belief in. her Bitband she de-

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~| She turned a teal phrase and her humor ‘could be slapstick or ‘subtle. Bhe took on solid stuff such as| price control and’ labor and taxes | and. made sense out of it, She called President Truman one | of Boss Pendergast's Missouri boys. When she had finished there were no spades about ‘that had been called anything else. But she wasn't breathing Just | die-hard Republican dogma. When

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as some of those men did” she

this country.” Then she told of Bob Taft's bills = for housing and public health care which—will-be—brought “up in the! 4 next congress, Talking on labor, senator—always he was “Bob” or “my hushand”-—could have been senate finance committee chairman and “had a nice, peaceful job.” But he took the labor committee ehair-

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Bob was in the middle; peeled off a verse: “philip Murray and William Green, | Walked upon the senate scene,’ They sald 5000 words or so,

i Heckles Wallace She took on Washington bureautrats with the quip that “we have

reau piled on another.” She heckled | Henry W Wallace at a

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Dick Reed, news editor and newscaster for WIRE, has been appointed as American Legion radio ichief, effective Oct. ‘8. | He will ‘succeed Robert Shinn, Warsaw, as head of the entire national radio activities of the Legion. | Mr. Reed, who.is 36, is a native of Terre Haute. He attended Indiana university, Indiana State Teachers’ college, and the University of Missouri. began his radio career with Station WHIO at Dayton, O, and joined the staft of WIRE in 1938. :

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Reds Help Taft On Western Tour

Leftist Opposition May Bring Nomination

By CHARLES T. LUCEY Seripps-Howard Staff Writer BEA , Sept. 25,— Picketing and scurrilous denunciations of Senator Robert A. Taft by Communists leftists are the best break he has had on his western tour, The reaction to this bitter personal attack here in the Pacific

northwest has been to give the!

Ohioan the warmest welcome he has had.

run much thinking—then we're for | him. Ordinary citizens take up the | Republican senate leader's fight!

with shouts of “go back to Russia” whtn the Communists try to disOthers cheer

rupt his meetings. '

and tell the leffists to “get out and |

make room for real Americans.” Hasn't Flinched

If Bob Taft becomes a symbol of | * {Republican opposition to this kind

of enemy, some observers say, it|

Mr, Taf

in a-car door Mishap during a

railroad station melee here, he took |

she remarked on the demonstration | point at which she sald she would! against the senator at the rallroad not undertake political prophecy— station tere she said nobody could that she would leave to Mr. Wal-| tell her all those people were Com- lace. |

The trouble with Republican!

“No Communist would grin at me | meetings she sald, was that nobody|

goes to them except Republicans

Lang lame 2 Amman 1 “We mist remember” ‘that “Some | a tr eustory for the G. O. P. on| of these people come from BTOUDS jabor, living costs and other issues that have been long neglected inion which the party is criticized —

she sald the

extremists on both sides and her’ Then she

And every one of them was ‘no'.”

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rec Amd |

this was her message,

pathy in the Most Understandable Way

The ALLIED PR STS “Asin: J of Indianapolis |

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