Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1948 — Page 4
Not an Applicant, -
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T He Tells Truman
- By FRED W. PERKINS - HD ar Staff Writer
1 fediation Board, is being pained for appointment by ident Truman as Secretary abor to Bucceed. the late) s B. Schwellenbach. i Douglass said he had that some of his friends jorp “saying nice things” about jin to the White House but that {intended to do nothing about Elimself. #1 fact, Mr. Douglass added, pad called on Mr, Truman a .days ago and told him that (bpointments to the cabinet are Bly" personal to the President” he ‘didn’t think - anybody| d try to influence his es. Mr. Douglass told Mr.
B, ant for the labor post, and, ) he would not be available . ‘reappointment to the Nationation Board when his
r whi PAT'S PEND. COPR 1948 EOW. L. A. WAGNER. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW—Cool and comfortable will be th ili ther th the Middle West :accoiding to the official forecast. Sr préva ng wassher fhroush | come from Canada. Skies will be mostly clear with thundershower areas as indicated on the weather
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tert expires Feb. 1. MF, Douglass is experienced in
matters affecting labor, but now State Tomato Festival
in a field that shelters him
from the warfare between the Postponed Until 1949
AFL and CIO.
Daniel Tobin of Indianapolis, , . .i tore annual Hoosier toma-
president of the Teamsters union,
also ls being discussed for -the|to festifal will be held next year, laboF, post. He talled on: Presi-despite the fact that ‘this year’s dent Truman in Washington re-carnival has been called off, officently but was non-committal as|cials of Indiana Tomato Festival, to the possibility of entering the Inc. announced today.
cabinet. w= Named by FDR
id put in a plug at the House for Keen Johnson, former governor of Kentucky and. former Under Secretary of Labor. A%CIO spokesman said today that~ organization was backing) no :6nhe for the cabinet post but! woil « not support the AFL sug |
a ouglass entered the labor tion field through appointf by Pr Presiaent Roosevelt.
was ch an of four PresiEme cy Boards in la fated in oT
Jong in Mr he Paw m the Uni‘of Oklahoma. He was ed and getting started as a lawyer in Okemah, , when he went overseas in | War the 90th Di-
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ried about possib! of a strong stand.
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Lenin Stal Takes UN
By NAT A. Times Speci LAKE SUCCES 2—The man wt guidéd the Comin! it what it is tod! by coincidence, ov sions of the Secu For 19 years, from 1924 until it ostensibly dissolved in 1943, Dimitri Z. Manuilsky was the brains behirtd the Comintern, the Communist International Which today is called the Comform, i It is Mr: Mawilsky’'s faction ¥hich is spearhea fog denunciation « fn Yugosla¥ia. ° has sprouted a n Is still running Work built by M
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It is easy to sp: old Bolshevik wa & definite purpos lis war of ner est. He is a wagg Acter So unlike t|
“a turns to to “Moscov
It may well be Who-knew-Lenin | Change of scene by his great prest Nn, was able to fresher course” af tions—anq get it At ‘any rate, takes over from dent, Faris El } alternate Ukraini &ili Tarasenko, m Seat for July. Copyri i
