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Mr. Van Horn's the pension plan was illegal. “There is no justification,” ne said, “in law or sound reason for this complaint. The complaint, . gentlemen, will have to be dis-|news from this camp...

Ends June-30 Judge Goldsborough’s cleared a major obstacle from: the path of negotiations for a 1948 wage contract. Soft coal operators and Mr. Lewis have been deadlocked on the eligibility of miners for pensions from the 1947 welfare fund. And the present contract runs out| work: June 30 with every threat of a|delegiates and 97 alternates was strike present. The plan, adopted 2 to 1 over|tion of all 2000 convention deleMr. Van Horn's opposition, pro-|gates and alternates, was told to vides $100 a month pensions for|g0 out and do

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‘It's Meager’ “There seems to be nothing|Rominating s that shocks the mind with the| decided. are looking for straws in idea that these members of the : % United Mins ‘Workers should I International Stress Goldsborough said. “It's meager. working hard to make their man It is just enough to keep them goer )ike compromise between Just|isolationists and Vandenbergenough to give them a little Dewey school. Chicago Tribune's

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‘Not in Tax Return’

Forces Work to Make

By Convention Staff of the

PHILADELPHIA, June

of who will nominate him. Dewey ran his own sm

ing, not depending on chance, To augment Dewey's owh Each of New York's 97 given name, address and occupa-

“missionary”

miners aged 62 with 20 years| work. y i iahti service who retire on or after] Watch whether states at top of Stassen $ : still Fighting May 29, 1946. alphabet yield to Ohio or to a STASSEN: He's still fighting,

state selected by Dewey for first peech. A They're un-

TAFT: In this camp they're

endorsement didn’t help. But Taft men are stressing

his ruling a special fact- everything international in Sen-

to wind ator’s voting record from

up its inquiry into the soft-coal/of Nations on down. Qisputs.. It will report to the/tha Taft is talking this line.

IN STUDIES

LADIES' DEPT. FIRST FLOOR

League Smart Mar-

ment Ao seek an injunction to|gation to switch votes, stop ‘a

move to yield to New York for Dewey nominating speech. It looks as if Taft may get the

Rats, almost wholly worthless, recess he wants if convention| have helped humanity in one|can’t nominate on first few balway; they have been used as lab-|lots. Schedule calls for 12 men oratory animals in nutrition/to be nominated. Speeches will

There'll be demonstration, music, parading, after each nomination. With four major speeches scheduled for Wednesday — and this — balloting should start

Taft's meeting delegates, too,

fast conferences, issues. He did a quick comeback after grueling wind-up of Congress, second longest Senate session in history. He got two hours’ sleep Fri night, 30 minutes Saturday. - Sunday night he made up for lost time. There's grumbling about Taft manager, Rep. Clarence J. Brown. This campaign isn’t being pre-cisiori-run like Dewey's.

talks about

he’s going to nominate.

‘One Day's Headline’

VANDENBERG: There'll be no nominating speech for him if present plans hold. Dewey has to be stopped if anything's to happen here. Southern Democrats up

.Jito look things over hint they

could swing their states for Vandenberg if Democrats keep Tru-

Dewey Wheels Bandwagon, Leaves Nothing to Chance

Vandenberg, Isolationist Compromise

soon. A surprise announcement

met one set of doubtful delegates after another; asked what they wanted. He's doing his own wheeling and deal-

Results may not be known till balloting starts but you should be able to place your bets soon. That goes for vice president, too.

but he’s going to them for break-{

Taft Seem Like

Scripps-Howard Newspapers 22—Dewey: Look for big

e-filled room Monday night;

Aside from that, he’s been hard to find. :

Newspapermen, waiting in his room to quiz him, answered his phone calls, made “deals,” baffled callers considerably.

still stressing veteran angle, this time on a blimp over city. Also this: To win, GOP must get 30 per cent of labor vote. Stassen spokesman says he's only candidate sure of that. He's the first to mention labor support and hint he’d like it. Most of them have fought shy. There's been heavy silence, for instance, about alleged Johm L.

Dewey-Taft ruckus over when to start the balloting.

" ” »” MACARTHUR: Quietest of all/Caughran said. headquarters, if you can call it tht, Few buttons, banners. Workers spend their time envelopes with petitions torn|“Weiss was actually the sole from Hearst papers.

” ” » PLATFORM: Things it doesn't say talk loud.

down from 1944, meets require-{ine amount of expenses that ments of southern delegates wWho|snould have been allowed in operhope their states will go Repub-igtion of the liquor sales trans-

Reciprocal trade clause has a tap door for high-tariff boys. after ia fon Sear njices gO. 12: in view of the costs of gheration that states should do it, but pri-|in these transactions nt He vate enterprise building got the defendants did not owe wn spotlight. ; Reclamation plank turning control of water, power development over to states. Power lobby gets another nod|testified that She three Sefend in absence of talk about trans-ants and the 'y pa jh mission lines—its biggest issue|taxes totaling $281,654 in Congress. And public -land|1943 Income. grabbers try to hide smirks over a. aN : the phrase putting joes} o> Honor Ex-Butler Dean grams for land use above f: n Smal business gots » promise AL Farewsll Dinner of protection from governmen " . competition. © Anti-monopoly ac-|lip Milo ‘Bail, former dean of edu

3 , bu words|cation for Butler University, will lish Is Vsmtioued Soo, Wat be held at 8:30 p. m. today in the

up-—and est backers are street hawkers church. be still loaded up with Dewey-Brick-/as president of Omaha Univer-

Lewis preference for Dewey. Stassen men turn up in odd places. Oregon delegation, in addition to having Stassen campaign manager as a delegate under pledge to vote for Dewey, also has Ted Gamble, Stassen’s lively young headquarters manager, as an alternate — also pledged to vote for Dewey if he gets a chance. Dewey men arranged it as favor, to give Stassen booster freedom of the convention floor.

‘Just Out Shopping’ WARREN: California governor’'s keeping open house for any-

“out shopping,” or “just looking” have been paying calls. Gov. James H. Duff of Pennsylvania, an old Warren friend, has rooms just across the hall Handy for conferences on four.

Connecticut, New “Jersey and Pennsylvania — mapped at New, Hampshire conference. | California's fighting shy of]

man--though not for any other Republican. ‘ But bitter-end isolationists will

line,” but man who'd plug it hardelse

out working for their man, even if time is short, situaion confused. They're finally passing out Vandenberg buttons, too.

policy platform planks. Platform, ag they say, is “only one day's head-

governor strategy — California, ||

Vandenberg got first applause IE on convention floor when hé BREWING CO. nas showed up there last night. Louisville 2, Ky. "Tope te quali Topp inate

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actions. ‘Did Not Owe Taxes’ “The evidence will show that

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