Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 June 1950 — Page 14

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Governor Race Boosts Outlook

By ERNIE HL L

Thomas E. Dewey out of the run-| |ning, the Democrats believe that

convention is scheduled for Sept. 6 and 7 but the party machine's choice 1s Sxpecteq to be made

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lof on York City is already ex-| Iberiencing a mild boom for the | atic nomination. It's a) boom that could gather itum if he showed sustained effort, lat prosecuting New York rack-| eteers, The indictment of Frank Erick-| ison, king of the bookmakers, on

office will have to show more InIEIALIVE build him up to gubernational size. ¥:D.R. Jr. Favored

Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr, be- | came the immediate choice of a

will get behind him,

re-election by Tammany Hall,

Congress.

thusiasm for him that has been displayed here in New York City | however, An unofficial newspaper Joi conducted by the New York!

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Questions ‘were raised mbout Mr. Roosevelt's pulling power in upstate New York. . Paul E. Fitzpatrick, state Democratic chairman of Buffalo, fis known to be “cool” to the Roosevelt candidacy at this time. He was willing to let Mr. Roosevelt be a “name” candidate against Dewey but_belleves now that the Democrats can win with almost anybody. : Ed Flynn, Bronx boss and a naticual committeeman, has been pulling for Oscar Ewing, Social Security administrator. Mr. Ewing’s name has been linked with state medicine. Mr, how-

Mr. Roosevelt also, Recently, Mr, Ewing made a speech saying he was opposed to “socialized medicine” but instead! belteved expanded medical fnsurance was a better approach to the

that he had eliminated himself as a prospect,

Harriman “Strong”

pointed by President Truman as! special co-ordinator of cold war) projects, is considered a strong candidate, In accepting his present position however, it is be-! UHeved he is being placed in line to

tary of State. State Supreme Court Judge Fer-| dinand Pecora, a great liberal, and Associate Judge Charles W. Froessel are other strong possi-| bilities. Lt. Gov. Joe R. Hanley, 74, a former Presbysterian minister, | appeared to be the assured party choice for the nomination at the Republican convention inf

have indorsed him. Four Governors

four governors. Al Smith was nee in 1928 but lost. Franklin D.

ted governor. Herbert Lehman, New York’s|

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Mr. Roosevelt, now a congressman, recently was indorsed for|

giving him an “in” with one of! the powerful machines that opposed him when he first ran for

Bome of the older party leaders; have been slow to show the en-|

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Flynn, ever, is said to be favorable to |

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Saratoga Springs Sept. 7 as party leaders from all over the state!

Since 1922, New York has had| the Democratic presidential nomi- |

Roosevelt was four times elec

chief executive for 10 years, now | Dewey was twice the Republican |

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