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(Continued From Page One) cleaning at GOP national com- years, will fll most important contributions mittee headquarters. National the chairmanwhen he cinched the Georgia Chairman Carroll Reece will be ship vacancy’ delegation credentials-committee first to go. Note Tennessee votes caused by the fight. {in the balloting. Mr. Reece was death recently’ y ..n 8 . (2 Taft man and most of the of Robert C. Mr. Ruddell Rift: Broadens headquarters staff was picked Burnett, former

Irs A DIF FERENT story foric,, nee) Harrison Spangler of Co. men in the stop-Dewey move- y,y, wij] be out fast | ment. Gov. Dewey's not apt to - | The new chairman has ben ac-| About Tennessee: “Boss” Ed |tive in civic affairs many years,

sufferer from Mr. Dewey's

i I around in Thursday recess. { The Stassen-Dewey rift deep-| there’ll probably be a new GOP

permanent now. Mr. Stassen did! turn down feeler on vice presi-| dency, no matter what you hear.

right on Gov. Dewey from the start.

tration may depend largely on { men who a ge him re y right after the balloting. “You're 8% {not leaving?” she was asked. pancock Count i . w , " > y entries took| SENATE, in fiéxt Congress, still! Yes, I'm leaving,” was the an- yo. lion's share of the prizes

the convention. New York bandwagon. Together] When Mrs. Worthington Scran- awarded the titles of champfon!

votes, up to last minute, four-foot flag made of 4000 red| gjrst prize in the pen of threea . . » |

was particularly glaring, and| Note from a male reporter: show champion today, sold at

Brown seemed to. {run to breadth of beam and . gen-|were James R. Foster, his brothStassen camp as by Joy erosity of bosom, and since con-ler, who held first place in the fces; lots of enthusiasm, Ylvention hazards are many, re-|class of five from 1943 to 1947;

| able know-how that comes froMiars keep their minds on their |Richard Elsbury, 14, R. R., Green-

th 5 me. : immense Taft button. As Sen. |R. R. 1, Greenfield, first place; — No Army Jonetdl malt ever | Taft's chances declined, so did James Foster; Louis Hardin Jr.; u Sed spavehiologi cal an ov, | the meckline. - - Marilyn Snider, R. R. 1, Fortvijle;| o he y: Post-nominati John Foster, first prize winner of | Dewey, the man without a war on street scene i... en of three class, and Joe!

5 | record. {after all it's June): Young ,uspny, R. R. 7. Indianapoli : ¢ claims that this per- Republicans hand in hand, youn ta PS Su iaDapais, an LS a had bred Republicans saying “Let's Torge: The show: was sponsored hy. the . all about it. Dance tonight?" | Beit Railroad and Stock Yards

up kept delegates in turmoil, The ee. th Todianapolfs Li confusion. Bample. Was the pre Ber Feat ars of ahem In pxchange, os Livi denberg really, favored Gov. Ang down Locust St. came four Producers Marketing Associati ation, Dewey. Just before balloting ment. the State Board of Education vostarted, a Philadelphia paper said cational division and the Purdue Michigan had deserted to Gov. University agricultural extension Dewey, Gov. Sigler had to deny Ronald Frette Heads service.

it on the convention floor’ to . quiet his group, but damage had Agriculture Teachers

Sole Survivors of Rail

4 been done. LAFAYETTE, June 25 (UP)— 75°F “% : ? Liha Ronald Frette of Washington, Union in 100th Year | Explains Tactics \Ind., today headed the Indiana| EAST DOUGLAS, Mass. (UP)

SEN. KNOWLAND of Warren! Association of Vocational Agri-| —Still living here, in his 100th camp, who'd seen that sort of culture Teachers as newly-elected year, is Cyrus Sweet, who helped thing during war, warned his del- president. » complete the nation’s first transegation and explained the tactics..” maction of officers was held at continen‘al railroad. Dthes delegations patiickea, _|the close of a conference at Pur-| He claims to be the sole surennsylvania Democrats, hang-|4,,e University. viving witness of the ceremonies ing around convention edges. Virgil Telefer of Martinsville that marked the joining of the think they've got their issue, and was chosen vice president; Harry Union Pacific and Central Pacifio they broad grins. Leonard, Lafayette, secretary, railroads 79 years ago. They call it the Dewey-Grundy|and Edgar Franklin, Topeka, ticket. treasurer. ’ Aged Joe Grundy, head of Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ | © Association, apostle of high Mrs. Taft Takes . . Derr tariffs, was real mover behind ‘Defeat in Stride ' Sen. Martin's switch to Mr. | PHILADELPHIA, June 25 C & S * Dewey. | {UP)—During the big Convention | % He's symbol of everything if-'Hall demonstration for Gov.| PERFECT SAFETY Qependent Penns) Ivanians ole Thomas E. Dewey, Mrs. Robert OR OVER {1 YEARS ame’'s true of Pennsylvania la-|A Taft, wife of the unsuccessful] HOUSTON 5 HRS. 20 MIN. New Orleans 5 HRS. 20 MIN. 9 HRS. 30 MIN. “NEVER AN EXTRA FARE" ON C&S

bor, and state has well organ-|sregidential candidat t her. jzed labor vote. Democrats think Feet for a better Sane gotito her Mr. Grundy’s unpopularity heré| .pown in front,” somebody: is greater than Mr. Truman's. |snayuted. Whole . country’ll be reminded | “That.” observed Mrs. ra of Smoot-Hawley tariff, otheri, . ,aturedly, “is what I get tor] Grundyisms. With GOP failure '0/standing up for a Dewey demon-| indorse reciprocal trade agree-i ,..iion" {

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will be potent even beyond Penn- i sylvania borders. \Boost Teachers’ Pay

" " » Times State Service . x BLOOMINGTON, June 25 TELEPHONE Cite Draft Act School teachers here are to re-| FR anklin 1554 |

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BORDER STATE Democrats ceive $125 a year Thcrease in| .think they can make good use salary, H. D. Binford, superin-| of Republican plank against se-| tendent of Bloomington City gregation of Negroes in Armed | Schools, announced today. The Forces, too. With draft starting|new pay schedule, effective in| again, this will be academic | September, will range from $2175 thing to thousands of southern|to $3825. |

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| Little David Walker's father in the limeligh {will not be in court to defend where she prefe: his stand that the “mighty atom” Frances Hutt Dewey stood behind her husban lof evangelism is dependent and the cheering GOP delegates for choosing him for President. { neglected. {smiled happily, but said nothing. That was what the Rev. Ray-| Mrs. Dewey has made marriage,’ = : mond G. Hoekstra, Little David's her career. She has stuck to one to marry Mr. Dewey. |B manager. told Juvenile Court rule she made for hefasit Shen a I've never regretted my|j ] | Cc . 4 Referee Lawrence Hinds today. (her husband first enter pul OC, Dewey. was born. in Sher- |B “ » man, Tex., 45 years ago. When} I nver talk politics she was 11 her family moved to|i is con- Sapulapa, Okla. )

from that camp. Committee president of the Sentinel Printing|preaching, resumed toda aiter : P iP oon Mvp y sulted on all his public addresses|and has dark hair.

| The custody hearing over the | life: |13-year-old boy evangelist, who| {has inspired thousands with his}

forget soon after Gov. Duff’s ef- | The ‘Rev. Mr. Hoekstra told J te posts forts to defeat him. Or Gov. sig-| Crump of Memphis may be one serving on the board of the Fam-|the court he received a visit from ""., potential «First Lady” Is fly Service Association for the Little David's family Saturday about discussing « Dewey P ge me Jack Walker, told him he would ; leader in the state. Rep. John | . {not be in court but planned to ir - y ) t ; mi | P . | ened at the convention; might be Jennings of Knoxville, who was Hancock Entries {attend a revival meeting —in..But-on one point her mind is OlSec eanin } | Kentucky. made up. The Dewey home will James Dawson, attorre)

{ing as attorney for Little David's parents, took up where they left off Friday, spending the day argu-

will be dominated by Sen Van-swer. ‘I've seen Gov. Dewey i, the 19th annual Hoosier Junior ing. They wrestled with each other|

trial was recessed. An attempt to admit news acThe Hancock County contest- counts of Little David's hearing Hy Post-mortem: Stop-De~vey GOV. DEWEY took off the leisGfts copped first prize in both|were stalemated when Referee {WO id forces never could agree on one they hung around his neck S00N the pen of three class and the pen Hinds said he would withhold a|That’s the way it is today at the nomination. § man to make the run agaist theias he got out of Convention Hall. [or five class. They were also decision temporarily. |executive mansion at Albany. She| Gov. Dewey g teq Opes it will be that way in the Truman had asked for $20 mil-

denberg and Sen. Taft, unless sur- nominated twice now. I've shad parket Lamb show | | " yesterday in prise upset gives it to Democrats. enough! i. |the Indianapolis Stockyard. More|in the elevator last Friday after Joe Martin s apt joie presiding ” {than 65 entries from 13 counties the }/ over the House, as he Was OVer ro [oo Of Leis took part in the show.

white and blue carnations to give went to John T. Foster, 17, of hav Refused Offer of Aid jie Gov. Dewey on the platform, g R. 2, Greenfield, who won first/of t IN TAFT CAMP, inefficiency] 8 B2i0: ro We have to do that|piace in the pen of five in 1942.|his education and health were now: His prize lamb, which was judged neglected. (family always has dinner to- munists off the government pay-

Clarence Brown's tting the; ge Emily Post—or someone—should g135 a pound to Kingan & Co. he was duped into signing over|

PHILADELPHIA, June 25 UR) [After she had met a strug—The big crowd in Dewey head- Tug dots Oe apart ones quarters waiting to catch ling young law clerk named Tom enough, “(sults sometimes won't let - {glimpse of the nominee quieted “ y et report-/Ray Snider, R. R. 1, Fortville;[f, 0" Gren a voice over the| chance to understudy the prin-|, We Will again bring purpose

experience. And did they make work. For instance: field. who also Ww loud speaker said: “Ladies and 0 3 ' on the reserve o.,iiemen, your attention please.” of the “Scandals.” Later Shey; S. SOIL LOSS IS HEAVY

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hungry men had wasted precious’ jo . jou. necked dress. And an [Class were Richard Hardin, 16, of per train.”

Philadelphia Calling Heads Community | ittle David's Dad Mrs. Dewey Guards Family From Life in Goldfish Bowl

‘We Have a Lot of Fun Together,’ She Says; Reticent About Plans, She Never Talks Politics

Meeting in Kentucky | By BEY AN, Gaited Prose Stal Co

|Police Arrest Driver T “THE WORKINGMAN'S STOR |

Accused of Slugging Elie Redman, 22, of 1214 E. Washington St. taxi cab driver, called police when he, he said, a motorist, Harry Overtree, 41, of { Commerce Ave. crowded |him to the curb, got out of his car and slugged him. Overtree was arrested charges of drunkenness and

rrespondent It was Thomas E. Dewey's night t and the woman who helped him get there was rred to be—in the background.

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And she doesn’t. | But the governor's wife

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ler's sweating, last-ditch rushing | nomination. If he’s elected, {past eight years. jat his home. He said the father, | ns for the future. : }

Not a Goldfish Bowl !

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The custody fight was started] y Je |White House, too. {lion to “rout the Communists out|}

they had more than half the ton brought forward a seven-by-iand reserve champion by the father, who in April filed! | h Y petition in’ Juvenile Court to “We have a lot of fun together of the government.’

e Little David made a ward| he court on the ground that|

as a family.”

blame. He wouldn't delegate au-i,,,. nce what's : { proper garb for who represent man-|th te Mr. Dawson. | Honey: refused many offers 0 |worten at politieal conventions. ager op Sacnied 4 Man ges, an. oe youngsier Io Mr, Dawx n the family happy. {teamwork to our national admin- . | ey're wearing everything from " { § ‘ ’ |istration. We will work for a | Mon ot como, ma RRS SNE 0 i veined Thue Mrs, Schmlte Sharer | 1, Bhs Vial en 5 i ' wear. Brother Wins : : | Dewey as a member of a Geor; e| Gov. Dewey promised that a atout delegate strength than MT. And since women politicians| Other. winners in that wiass| SPOMight With Dewey Re BA Ee orgs | Republican victory. in November |

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EL reporters mad. Calling press : : | = conferences and then calling ie was the woman on Championship. and Joe Murphy, | Then the voice added: “If there toured the country giving con-| . 1 them off after hot, over-worked,| plationn when Gey. Dewey .} ‘Winne Ndiagapolis. lis a Mrs. Schmaltz in the crowd, certs. | was nominated. She was wear- | inners in the pens of five gne has just 15 minutes to catch After five years of “quite seri- sion in the United States is $400 {8

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