Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1950 — Page 2
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“in Senate; ‘Sweeps County asl State | m= Sry ve te BEER re Se ne : Nominal Democratic contre] of campaign and put himself in the the President's left of center pro, ; : , vis whose sons are in service or about | That's the outlook for to- | 4 SE a 824 Congres d a a to be drafted. — i ee Fas 8 [ fom Jn 843 2 m. (Indianapolis Time er. Impeliitteri’s election means Although the polling was at Capitalizing on the war fears, n following showers. ! Al | y [ when Rep. Sidney R. Yates (D.)|a reshuffle of the Democratic or- conclusive as between ' |Sen. Capehart told the voters More of the same only " ‘lof the 9th Illinois District was ganization in New York City—a cans and Deomcrats, ie sd ‘that ey have been “three wars’ more so tomorrow plus | . 1 yo 3 . ~would. take at least two flashed as the 218th Democrat key spot for President Truman's i labor where it hurt. Democrats Hold Onlyiin 33 years and all under Demo- scattered snow flurries. | Finds Himself izlected to the House. pa rganized labor’ -l ‘eratic administrations.” 3 e dod GOP wo in 70 = tie for She first At that hour ihe Democrats! “The President went to bed” Tast a effort was set in motion! 2 0 of ‘7 House Seats “We conducted the right kind Juigwapele ed 4 = | Surroun by : "With the dissident Democratic held the Senate and House each night aboard his yacht Williams- pearly two years ago. Sen. Taft| (Continued From Page One) (Of campaign,” the millionaire top- ne tain 9 | (Continued From Page One) iby one-seat margins but with a/burg which was cruising the Po- was target No. 1. But “Mr. Re-| [flight salesman, manufacturer and this morning. ‘state legislature. They Southern bloc holding strong, hei tion tomac. He was confident of vic- oe were Mr. Jacobs, Reps. Thurman. and f : Appeary ‘power in both House and Senate, hates Jo Jprovesthe EF Dosi aH tory then, but said returns had ean Dont He candidate! !C. Crook, South Bend; Edward H.| Pe Sale Joday. they ‘weke : Ito be winning as the first returns the Republican gains in effect Democrat vinners: were re-|Peen inconclusive so far. Mr. abor ‘raised against him by UP- Kruse Jr, Ft. Wayne; John R. weakest, not only with bu Latest Total * poured in. nullified any chance President Be ratie-- y : : Truman's last election forecast Wald of 213.000 voles, Vig: (Walsh, Anderson, and Rep. James high taxes, bungling ar | TNE, Truman might have of holding", Democrats had clinched Was for a Democratic victory by g not "rn Bevoral Mr i sD Noland, Bloomington. affairs da sae 4 nical
The Indiana state ticket elected
a landslide. Republican newcomers in Con-| nominal’ control of the Senate victory bolstered by re-election of! GOP Gains Ground about an hour earlier when Sen.| Slides the Other Way thar a Repub. 55°55: will be Shephard J. Crum-'Indiana is the ‘least Socialistic! in Indiana Con- yesterday Included: But the slide— y pu Latest retorns in In The balloting doomed for at Ww G. M 3 (D. Wash.) 1 e slide—such as it was — packer Jr. South Bend, Third state in the United States.” Se fr 8 least the next two years the arren 4, Magnuson ] went in the other direction licans will put backbone into the| Digtricy; E. Ross Adair, Ft. | gressional races today showed: - | cretary o tate —— Leland President's hopes of Taft-Hartley mp moors The. Republican trend reached nan Opposition. ayne, Fourth District: John V. p.\D Other important economic| 1st Dist. (282 of 232 Pets) Smith, Logansport. Fat Ty helth enc, THe party Sanding: ‘into the states where: the GOP It foretells a more effective [Wayne Wabash. Fifth, and factor was the powerful support Madden (D) ..........:.. 62,625] State Auditor—Frank T. ann, > y+ 8 E! sur- IN 3 i . v amoe--—and “other controversial : SENATE elected at least 16 governors, ‘OMPbination of Republicans with cparieg’ B. Brownson, Indlanapo- § en epublicans by doctors, Cyr (RY +... FER, . 55989 Campbellsburg. an (Complete Returns) gaining two from the Democrats 2Nt-Truman Democrats in the ic meventh. entists and druggist, many of ~ 2d Dist. (309 of 387 Pets.) State Treasurer. — William L . In the sweeping election upset, 1 Democrats Republicans or the eight-undecided guberna. ScPate and perhaps in the House. Keynote of the campaign was, bi went to the Polis for the Beck. AD) es munsnrenss “42 269 portune, Carmel. : the Republicans 4170 gained Routt, 00 3 J3 lori aces Republicansled in Taft Fou Elected set by Republican Sen” Wiliam 100, UE en mae and voted Bailck (R) oon: STI superintendent of Public Tn: o'do yrae o i ve. ( :{E. Jenner, Bedford, whose te m, edicine.” 8 ° struction — Wilbur 'Y. ground in important ‘state con- ; : . Defeat of. Mr. Taft or of sev n r To ? 18 ur Young, Vertests Dearing on ‘the 1952 presi-l .._,.. ~~ a © a. ‘© | Democrats had elected nine erat of {hose Republican - cal, expires two years hence. It was. That was fhe label attached to Cro REIDY ete 30 es. E -dehTial Fite. THEY “Won 30 or the Totai reysee a Sh T ROVErnors for no gain. Three out- leagues would have derailed the mainly built around the theory the Ewing compulsory health pro- Crumpac Ker i : A | Supreme and Appellate Court 32 governorships. at stake . andi ecessary to contro 9. jside the South were Paul A. Dev er party leadership. But the con- that “Democrats cause wars.” but; posals, which were repudiated by 4th Dist. (: o {Clerk—Thomas Williams, Jeffers were running neck and neck for HOUSE. of Massachusetts; Dennis J. 'servatives did- nof have it alllcentered afso on the desire for 3ll the Democratic Congressmen Kruse (D) .....tuisees. : 49.802 onville. two others, for a net gain of at : Dem. Rep. Ind. Roberts of Rhode - Island, and their way, /change from President. Truman’s Without gain for them at the Adair (R) w.ueecooeonsn | The electi f th R least five: and possibly seven Elected ........ 220 72. 1 Frank J. Lausche of Ohio. Three Republican Senators who!leadership in all fields. patiot boxes: 5th Dist. (379 of 428 fo er Toth ioe Repu. BE A ITealHIE wiciiee 20 19 0 Republican gubernatorial gains kewise the Hoosier Demo- Walsh (D) .............. 70,881 ug yes. Among the gubernatorial vie- ya C gains consistently oppose Mr. Taft came Takes Jenner Cue ithe Indiana high court a politi B Vie gube r \ : were in Maryland where Theodore ba 5 ew 2 - 'crats, and those campaigning Beamer (R) ......ccivees 85,189 g polititories was Gov. Earl Warren in Total o.oo 240 194 1 {R. McReldin defeats Wig back safely: Wayne L. Morse, With Sen. Jenner in control of generally throughout the county, 8th Dist. (298 of 363 A {cal division of four Republicans California. He will. be a power : : lam Oregon; Charles W. Tobey, New a fast-moving GOP organization { : : : 5 ! Necessary to control: 218, Preston Lane Jr. and in Connect- Hampshire, and George D. Aiken, | 2 ono zation repudiated the, Brannan farm Mankin (D.) ....... ++++2. 53,6951a0d one Democrat, The latest to in deciding the 1852 Republican , Picks Up 20 Seats icut. where Mr, Lodge licked Gov. Hanipe . 8 n the State, Sen. Capehart took|plan without Winning the farm Harden (R.) ............ 58,799,Win Supreme Court berths were: “presidential nominee. The GOP had picked up 20 Bowles. als. coved Some of these LL, tue and carried on a. talking yote. 7th Dist. (371 of 416 Pets.) | Frank E. Gilkison, Washington; Arvey Steps Down Democratic House seats and was James F. Byrnes (D.) was bi To ig “8 e Me vind jad Barnghalking By ie THLE ale two Senatorial eandidates Noland {DJ wiessirerses » 90, EjAren N, Bobbitt, i The Democrats also took a leading in contests for seven elected governor of South Caro- Bg guns, en. Brien McMahon, which only was matched by his were selected in Indiama in cone Bray (R.). ..cuciceien.: 61,999 and Floyd Draper, Gary. beating in New York City and sere 74 zains were: Indiana. lina unopposed. The veteran De (D. Conn.) was re-elected. He is Democratic opponent. vention, Sen. Capehart was un-| - Sth Dist. (402 of 425 Pets.) The electi ff Chicago. thers b- Their gaint we e: | IATA, | TRAC dtateaman ors oe mn chairman of the Congressional! nrither appeared to set the OPPosed. but spent an officially'Denton (D.) ......c..v.ns 73 545 e Slee ons our RepubliIisurgent Democrat: Vincent! 2h. NY o¥ ork re io : ! soug Job A tomie Energy Commission, Com- |. : $ A RR Se TO La 69.821 C0 Appellate Court Judges gives surgent WOCTA INcent yee. Tllinois, three: Pennsyl- t0 make himself the ‘railying necticat. also. re-elected. Ser wip- State afire, so the big vote came ih dlray thu. ax t-asd esses UE the— Indiana Appellate Court a Impelliteri whipped the regular co ..' oo. Oklahoma. two: one POINt in the South for anti-Tru- TR a0 2h from disgruntled anti-administra-, o Romiiahien. : 9th Dist. (279 of 370 Pets.) |n51itical complexion of four Reorganization to win the New York ., 1 "i, Nebraska Connecticut Man sentiment. All Dixie went = on: Hz 1 am (py LONISts and included large seg-.., . =amipoell; . spent! under Long (D.)....... 0 ucuu.es 37,009 publicans and two Democrats. mayoralty by. almost = 200,000 oo arco Democratic as usual. Sen. erbert H. Lehman, (D. ments of both farmers and or- $6000, but was the hand-picked Wilson (R.).....evvesvens 47.651" Those elected last night were: votes in ‘a bitter Your-way fight. po ting for Republican gains extended from NN: Y:) Won over ailing Joseph R.. ganized labor fandidate of Democratic boss 10th Dist. (332 of 382 Pets.) lwyupgr A." Royse, indianapolis: And Cook County, Ill, Sheriff re : B ro coast to coagt outside the South Hanley (R.) who wrote the letter Frank M. McHale. Failure to pwyer (D.) ..oveer oe... 47.500 . yse, 2 polis; An ok oun oi Te ve, Democratic seats as fo}-{ S08 EO BN Sylsile Soh {which almost: wrecked the Re: The latter had been counting elect him .leaves Mr. McHale in HarveV IR)... ois 70574 gj Donald ¥, Bowen, Bloogugton; World's richest oop.” wik uhseat. lows; Ofte 2), Colorado : Mary. Sen, Donnell in isso n or the publican Party there. heayiy on demanding greater complete charge of Democratic 11th Dist. (398 of 393 Pets.) jEiarey x Tie ed by GOP Candidate John Babb. asd assourt. CATNOIrnia and only significant Republican cas. ‘Sen. Pat McCarran, (D.) was strength In regular Democratic senatorial patronage in his role ju one (p)...... ing or, Ade The New York City resulthap- isconsin. ualty. | re-elected from Nevada. organization politics, but their of National Committeeman. Brownson (RY... $
peared to have finished the mori- oi Maro. waitin bund Tammany Hall organiza Republicans in Texas Yestoring tion and -the Lucas-Gilbert de- pat delegation to 100 per. cent feat in Illinois ended the long for, the party. Another Demoreign of Cook County Democrat cratic gain was in the district of ic Boss Jacob Arvey Mr. Arvey Rep. “Vito Marcantonio (ALP, g : ane te © NY), who was unseated by. a
announced that politics for good. "Donnell Loses Sen. Forrest C. Donne i of Missouri was the only significant Frazier Republican casualty. Senate seat to, Thomas C, nings Jr. (D.) The Truman -
he was dguitting 1 he coalition candidate.
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lican candidate, The Republican
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labor coalition
against Mr. Taft and others was 0a was Col James P. §: Devhit hard where it hurt reatest. *1¢uX. Marine Corps hero of Their political effort was a fail- Wake Island : ure tepublicans * had elected 19 Off-year election returng put 80VErnors and ‘the Democrats 10:
sional opposition to President today, Four races were
“Truman. He will be on the de. Cldéd. "The GOP fensive in Congress. for the next Cluded Frederick G
front Maryland for a Democratic House
governors Payne who
Rep.
steel in ‘the backbone of congres- 2% of 7.a. m. (Indianapolis Time) unde-
Winter wonder
Democrats gained one from the Bg
But the Democrats lost a seat in Ohio to independent candidate beat He lost his Thomas Burke (Dy) and a Repub-
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two years. His party will have Was re-elected in September. paper only control at best. ' The GOP gained four governorLose Biggest Names slip from the Democrats— in Democrats lost some of their Connecticut, where Mr. Lodge biggest names in this election. beat Gov. Bowles: Maryland.’ Gov. Chester Bowles, a ‘left. Where Theodore’ Roosevelt Mcwing Democrat, was defeated in Keldin licked Gov. Willlam PresConnecticut by Rep. John Davis on Lane Jr. Colorado, Dan Walter W
Lodge (R.), brother of Sen. Henry lhornton (R) over Cabot Lodgeé Jr. (R. Mass.)
munists in government was spotty MAN ( D). but evident from coast to coast. | Upset in N. Y. City Republicans . had gained five candidates
. Republican,
Illinois, Maryland ‘and Penusyl- NeW Mexico where vania. J Rep. Richard M. Nixon (R.), defeated Rep. Heleh Gahagan
DOUR (DJ), Tor the Senafe In
which now has governor:
man and others were calling it OMe morning arter - phony. {for Deémocrats from Mr. Nixon said his election was| Truman down. a mandate from the people off Republicans California for some changes fn °f New York's, the State Department. Mrs, Douglas is a left-of-center Demoerat. Herman Welker (R.) défeated D. Worth Clark (D.) in Idaho for the seat-held by Democratic! Senator Glen H. Tavior Party Standing Wallace F. Bennett (R.) leading Sen. Elbert D. Thomas wiliam—O-Dwyer- resigned te (D.) who sought re-election in come Amibassador to Mexi Utah, Mr. Bennett is a former|. When the Democratic orga president of the National Association of Manufacturers,
regained
New York Impellitteri, Independent, elected mayor over Justice
‘crat, and Edward Corsi, “itican,
took the longest chance of
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