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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Scott Lucas on Inside Track

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SHARP - TONGUED — Sen. Scott W. Lucas from lllinois is expected to be elected Democratic floor leader of the Sen ate in the 81st Congress. -

more compatible with the GOP than with their own party, especially the new Truman party. Included in this group would be the following: Senators Harry Byrd (Va.), Walter George (Ga.), James Eastland (Miss.), Olin Johnston (8. C.), Pat McCarran (Nev.), John McClellan (Ark.) and Millard Tydings (Md.). In addition to Senators Eastland and Johnston, the other Senators from Dixiecrat states—Louisiana and Alabama—are likely to cause the regular . party leadership trouble at times. Dependable Workhorse Except in the case of a Roosevelt tax bill veto, both he and President Truman had in Sen. Barkley a dependable, competent, experienced workhorse as majority leader. splinters which broke away from

The 46-year-old governor and 3 family returned here last | night.

= |Dec. 31, 1950. He dismissed re-

In the face of

Defeated Dewey Heads for Farm

Plans to Rest

Over Week-End ALBANY, N. Y., Nov. 4 (UP) —Gov. Thomas E. Dewey plunged today into the task of cleaning up state business in the next few days in order to take a long week-end rest at his Pawling farm.

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Mr. Dewey may be heading into his last two years of public life. However, there was some speculation that in the even# of the resignation of the 71-year-old Sen. Robert Wagner (D. N. Y.), for ill health, Mr. Dewey might retire from the governorship and accept appointment as Senator. His term as governor runs until

ports that he would resign as “pure fiction.”

Suspects 80th Congress Led to His Defeat

NEW YORK, Nov. 4 (UP)— Gov. Dewey believes the record of the GOP 80th Congress may be to blame for the Republican election debacle. For nearly two years President Truman has been denouncing this Congress as the “second worst,” if not the worst, in history. On Tuesday the people voted the Republicans out of control of the House and Senate.

THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1048 A i ——————— 1

Truman Program Asks Price, Wage Reins, Rent Curbs

—— WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (UP) — President Truman's program a8 he presented it in his campaign speeches, u Labor—Reasonable controls on unions. Repeal Taft-Hartley law, Boost minimum wage from 40 to

75 cents. -by rationing and price control, with power to limit wage hikes that may boost prices, "Tighten bank credit... Continue rent control. . Housing—Federal aid for lowe rent and slum-clearance houses, as proposed in the unpassed Taft« Ellender-Wagner bill. : Social Security—Boost benefits by 50 per cent; extend program to farmers, domestics, the self-em-ployed. Compulsory health . ine surance. Taxes—“Some readjustment” for hard-pressed families. But don’t cut total receipts, Instead, cut national debt. Civil Rights — Permanent FEPC; federal laws against lynching, poll tax, and Jim Crow, in interstate travel. _ Foreign Policy—Be firm to Russia, but with assurance of friendly aims. Confine commue nism to present bounds and ree build Europe, through ERP and Truman doctrine. Support United Nations. Keep strong. ™ Farm , Aid—Sliding scale of price supports, from 60 to 90 per cent of parity. Broader markets, not curtailed crops. Reclamation — More TVA'S where needed to save soil, forests, and minerals; keep federal title to tidelands.

Mr. Dewey defended Congress in his campaign. But before- returning to Albany yesterday he suggested that it might have helped toward his undoing. He said he didn’'tsknow for sure just why he lost to Mr. Truman. But

his leadership, President Truman

dependable.

perhaps, he added, a study will

now will need someone equally show that the record of the 80th Civialtaz;

|Congress played a part.

| : ) Ship Movements By United Press New York Arrivals—J. M. Huddleston, | Bremerhaven. | New York Departures—Alawal, Bremen; {American Counselor, Amsterdam; Amert= can Leader, Bremen: Elizabeth, Antwerp; {Nieuw Amsterdam, Southampton: Vuleania, Washington, Southampton; wn, San Juan; Doros, Jeremie; Kathryn, San Juan. ;

} New Faces [State-by-State Vote [Vi New Faces State-by-State Vote [Victory Gives beac : i ] i 4 F @ ”¥ = . % Led . . é . : ‘Expectedin (On President Nation a New | somemscs sense 4 Seripps- : a | The presidential popular vote by states: WASHINGTON, Nov. 4—Seott : W. Lucas, tall, dark and handCabinet « 1] 135 | Harry Truman |5issheis vs @ : $ 2 i . : ! outstanding pect 1oday 1308 fe, i : her STATE 3 Dewey Truman : election as ocratic floor "Marshall, Forres. & * [leader of the Senate in the Sist A , 3 2 3 President Acquires . [leader of U - "Resignations Seen Self-Confidence Me Job Will be open bicsuss + ” 8 e n leader, al " paABHINGTON, Nov. 4 (UP)—| Siabama 11 | 2,850 | 1,445 | 27,510 By EARL RICHERT |" B00, “becomes Vice Presifirst elected term In the White| Arizona 4| 4338 | 408 55,634 70,583] WASHINGTON, Nov. 4—You|dent Jan. 20, he Senatd malesity ep Avi associ. | Arkansas 92217 | 688 9,908 34,708 a oma. mach stronger|Picks its own leader. Occasion< : nh 3 g A in the case of Sen, Barkates sald today. to the Whils California 25 116,802 [18,555 | 1,454,791 | 1,508,225 ngs grove positive type of in- ley, 'a President steps in with the . Hotise sald that among those Colorado 6 | 1,704 | 1,601 217,540 236,653 : Folaiong with the command. 3c “yote”’ President Roosemissing trom the new cabinet Connecticut | 8 | 169 | 161 | 437,765 | 424,458/ng position of politcal power Yeles Sniavention Buipedssslect Becretary o x achiev sensa Tense Secresary Ta De 3 TS | oo.858 tury. he Bar actuired that all pqugn ine entoome. cainot Secretary of Interior J. A. Krug Florida T1151 {13 192,665 %14,045 porn: Ingredient — Sell -cont- certainly be predicted, and there and Secretary of Commerce Georgia 12 | 1,734 | 1,127 | 60,255 | 204,077 It didn’t come as a result. of will be other Sontestants, less Charles Sawyer. - : : important factors are seen i ‘Reasons for their expected re- Idaho 4| 834 | 779 | 99,642 | 103,766 his victory, although this un-iyyces’ favor: pacman meet ot on inal | 8 | 5291 106 [007505 | L900 “Th LANL, | OYE Ht vt, Thea, on d Le change in the per-|for n , © a 2 x Sigential displeasury Indiana 13 | 4,056 | 4,056 816,203 805,939 sonality became’ apparent on his|Democratic governor and ousted tion to his campaign, iowa [20H [500 | 95100. | 521355200 nile splaking trip. thelR epublican Bestor Curly” /"" Due to Stay Aboard : : : ; : rain. to: pamain aboard the Kansas 82712 | 2489 | 343,327 | 284,643 Waged by a President. TWO: He has been a steady - : H tarted .|supporter’ of both Presidents Nhite House ship. intimates say, Kentucky 11 4,071 | 3,878 | 320,949 | 442,898) ,n0creq, friendly, ex-country|Roosevelt and Truman, and took Tobin and Secretary of Agriou.| LOUISIANA 10 | 1,883 | 627 | 42,441 | 64,482/boy who was pleading for votes(an active part in the campaign tare Coleg o ay ah grey y Cr %_Tl45 keep himself, Mrs. Truman and|While some other Senators and cgmpaigned mightily pg ri T Maine | 8 622 | 602 | 154,227 | 123,194 Margaret in the White House. He Cabinet members sat it out; man's behalf tI Maryland | 871,828 | 1,328 | 204,897 | 285,160|ended as the President who was THREE: He is now DemoSecretary of Tre John W. IM eT 8% Or Omar rs “Ou "7" “telling em” the facts of life in a{cratic whip; and Shyder, an old friend of the Aosachusetts | 16 | 1,879 | 1,878 | 900,222 | 1,159,574 tone of voice that sounded au.| FOUR: He is an experienced : os ore MW horitative. egislator, quick-witted and s President, is expected to stay on, Michigan | 197] 4,202 [ 3,949 | 963,899 | 947,897 "orate Suggs tongued, but ‘able to make 2awily contributed $8000 to the Milhesota 11 | 8,738 [2,990 | 378,830 | 541,020 Perhaps it was his dawn-to- Diends, ct, Persuasiveness sation Sampalgn. Jesse .“ ssissippi 9 | 1,725 922 | 3940 | 11,750 Hidught Suseing x he Repub. Daghite the obvious advantages , . Per-|th I. Radeon looks good to presi. Missouri 15 | 4,635 | 4,385 | 624,775 | 863,521 haps it was the sound of his own nt i a nat geatial [iites, Joo. A poareer Montana 4 (1,142 790 | © 73,092 | 89,604 Your JULIE, Sra ad over will have, with Xo Astounding : f ind e was and how|triple victory, Polniment vas Sen as an indica-| Nebraska 6 | 2,024 | 1,974 | 251,485 | 217,191 wrong the Republicans were that Br ol phi ® fn : don hat y a Fwy meant so |Nevada I 8] "801 301 | 29,102 | 30,586 gave him the Jif-aasur ance fa and persuasive man. Pathaph one p Ix cp — + (has been lacking from his make- wh b 11, EE a er are LE | I | WT Loa mmo Toh, some mi F e as New Jerse RE0R0 | R04 40% into the e House. ! The Democratic Senate masince changed his mind about it. Now M y 1168707 | 3,707 | 975969 | 894,408 But change he did, on that jority will be large in numbers— (The Guestion, mark, according New Mexloo | 4 | 884 | 678 | 61,286 | 85,515 campaign ti. Newapuper report but among he Democrats thers Atty. Gen. Tom Clark, He had a Ne% York | 47 | 9,961 | 9,954 | 2,829,854 | 2,783,305 71 A a a het TL ee thriving law practice in Texas be- North Carolina | 14 | 1,959 | 1,689 | 229,249 | 419,280 he would never be the same difand has been known to express | NOTth Dakota | 4 | 2,272 | 856 | 48,651 | 42,580|0ent individual that started out desire ary bo ity that two Ohio : 25 | 9,710 | 9,178 | 1,428,756 | 1,436,708 people at a national plowing connew Cabinet posts wil by, created Oklahoma 10 | 3,701 | 3,647 | 266,258 | 440475| “(1 Doel Ov SUHDE. She pai A Jot. Oregon 6 | 1858 | 1,343 | 139,419 | 117,861 Jetsonaiiy 23 well 5 in his own f Pu . political position, official Washme PR TT LL TY TT ss vakeg a tes fr - o y resuits. LS. Apes & Os. oir me SLD me. sorerumens "some. igh of cabo . u 0! 4 | 1,942 | 1,867 | 122,188 | 110,212|ficials who cuddled up to the ReE or publicans during the campai . ponm x | BS 20 Jo0210 | 20% os and gave him only lip gn 77) . 578,085 Patronage Faces Jolt Vite Utah 4] 00% | 80d | 124328] "155,170 Fe probably will jay the law Ce artmen Sewing Machine Vermont | 8] 246 246 | 75,016 | 44,852 which many times has Joe a TOMORROW Lights | 2,5 (VES IIT 1106 | LAST | 160887 | TB0RI6 Gren ance fom tat or te) : Washington | 8 | 8,457 | 2,601 | 258,425 | 295,301 doubtedly be tough on patronage, West Virginia | 8 | 2,785 | 2,600 | 297,100 | 407,496 munors “dot hot (fhe States ; » ers don't ge e smallest Wisconsin | 12 | 8,148 | 8,143 | . 601,638 | 658,169|crumb from the table. : . Wyoming 8 680 861 | 46.942 51,378 at debt he owes, Re Owes to ‘ out & ers and organ abor. Total {531 : 29,392,450 (22,232,042 I 2 sxposted he hig try hard Necessary to Elect: 2686. * Counties. of the Taft Hartley Beek repeal - ey law. - 2 . . The President also is expected Girl Pushed: From Car: ‘ llision Injures 18 io 1ake the voters' approval jis hod a man k h Identifies Assailant “| CRANSTON, R. I, Now 4 (UP) rr the things he stood for en A 33-year-old Indianapolis x] least 12 Dersons Werf i the campaign—low-cost federal man, identified by a 17-year-oldigna a bus loaded with com- housing, federal aid to education, girl as the man who pushed her muters' collided during: a. rain- price controls, more reclamation! Spotlight your work at the [out of a car yesterday afternoon geo. skidded ‘across 2 hi a In the West, high price supports needle. Complete with |°7 is hive Pi away. 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LONDON, Nov. 4 (UP) — Queen Elizabeth is suffering from an “influenza cold” of a type prevalent in London for the last two weeks, Buckingham Pal-

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| ‘somewhere in Nevada” Sunday instead of next month as previously announced, the couple dis(closed today. | “We'd like to find a little town {with a nice little church for the ceremony,” said Bromfield, a distant cousin of Louis Bromfield novelist, “We don’t want this Las Vegas kind of wedding.”

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