Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1948 — Page 12

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By John “Crosby NEW YORK, Oct. 21—The distinguishing factor be-

is the fact that every one seems agreed that election cam: paigns are pretty useless. Politicians who make this admission, usually confi dentially, plunge right ahead with their campaigns, torn, 1

Isuppose, between a respect waren as “the next President

Ifor tradition and a feeling of of the United States.” total futility. Mr. Murrow also kept quite a le on every one's secret ambi-

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paign news out of a whole week Murrow, “fails to show that Gov.

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of broadcasts, a total of an hour Dewey has revealed what, if anyand a half. What little he had to thing, he'd rather be than Presi-| report on the campaign was on dent.” the trivial side. | A typleal item was to the effect * that Gov. Roy Turner of Oklahoma, a Democrat, turned up and

» ” IN THE MATTER of locality confusion, Mr. Dewey and Presjdent Truman, according to Mr. Murrow, had broken even. Mr, Dewey said: “It's good to be in Republican, in Tulsa. Mr. Heatter thought this showed a noble Denver: when he was in Julesburg. spirit of non- partiaanabi. resident Truman groped frantically through his memory for the - name of Truckee, Cal, and finally THE BEST Jon of looking |yrged the good people of “er—this into the absurdities of the cam-|pjace” to get out and vote for paign, to my knowledge, has been him,

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ly studied every campaign speech ADMITTED TO GLEE CLUB

made so far, picked up some dilx ubttarney; Gensrad Tom Clark, George Kimsey, 2120 W. Walnut he pointed out, introduced Presi: gt, dent Truman in Dallas as man who stopped Joe Louis In versity, Gov. Duff son of the Rev,

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