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Taft a Frontrunner | _ As 4 Streng Men Loom In Off-Year Elections

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 (UP) — blicans on an off-year vic-| tory jag were having visions to‘day of winning the White Housa! in 1952. Four men came out of yester- _.# day's elections as possible GOP| #5 presidential candidates or candi- # date-makers two years hence. i ' They are Sen. Robert A. Taft] = of - Ohio, Gov. Earl Warren of California, Gov. James H, Duff of | Pennsylvania and Gov. Thomas! E. Dewey of New York. Mr. Duff] was elected to the U. 8. Senate. The other three were re-elected to

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their present offices. Come 1952 it may well be that! Harry 8. Truman, assuming as § everybody does that he will bel © the Democratic choice again, will] face one of these men or a man| largely picked by one or a com-| bination of them, The Most Powerful

They proved: by their perform-| -Ances yesterday that they are Just about the most powerful poli} cians their party possesses. It was a fine day generally for| the Republicans, but it was, after all, an off-year contest. Mr.| Truman can tell himself that 1952! doesn't look as bleak as 1948 looked after the off-year elec tion of 1946. Still, he took a bad licking yes—4terday.— Just being a Truman Fair Dealer was a political liab! | ~—ity in a lot oI places this year. [ It helped to lick such administration wheelhorses as Senate Democratic Leader Scott W. Lucas of Illinois and Sen. Millard E. Tyd-| ings of Maryland. ___And in Ohio, Robert A. Tar threw far more of his campaign thunderbolts at Harry 8. Tru-| man than he did at Joseph T. Ferguson, the man who was running against-him. Taft Whips Em All Mr. Taft's victory was the most impressive of the lot. He faced by far -the most formidable opposition, In defeating Mr, Ferguson, he also whipped the AFL, CIO and Mr. Truman. “Mr. Re: publican” will be 63 in 1952. Mr.| Truman will be 68, Gov. Dewey, too, looked mighty good yesterday. He survived charges that, _ he got the nomination by bribery, | and not only won a third term as| New York governor, but carried| te victory all but one of the men; oh. the ticket with him. Gov, Warren won an easy vie- | tory yesterday over James Roose-| velt, son of the late FDR, but its underscored

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- (Division One) . Dewey E. Myers (D)..... 83.100 Harry O: Chamberlain (R)_ 109.700, JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT % ‘(Division Two)

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- Li Edwin J: Ryan (D).,.... 80,700 | ° A of Saul Rash (Ri. io 700] ® MAIN SPRINGS ® CROWNS : STATE SENATOR OCRYSTALS and © STEMS

Russell J. Dean (D). - 82.000 Hoyt Moore Sr. (R): 109,100. " STATE RE PRESENTATIVE [John Bartee iD) , . 81.600. (Sarah Louise Beasley D) 82,200 _ J Ernie Rex Burks (D):.., 81.500 gIO8 3 Ey ‘Bx Cantwell (D). 81.200} SE Donald J Corriden (Dass 81,300 :

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Everett M. Dirksen Cuts Into Stronghold,

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 (UP) — Democratic Majority Leader Scott

istration, lost his seat in the Senate today to’ Everett M. Dirksen in a rejection by Illinois voters lof President Truman's . Soreign)

- ~|and domestic polities. { “Mr. Dirksen, veteran former rag

ipubliean Congressman, - defeated! Sen, Lucas by more -than 152,000 votes throughout the. state and even cut deeply into the plurality} Lucas had expected in the Democratic stronghold at Chicago.

Denounced Foreign Policy

000 plurality in Cook Ceunty but | actually drew only 86,000 votes ‘more than Mr. Dirksen. Sen. Lucas’ loss amounted to almost a personal

deal” administration since Mr. {Luias had run for his third term squarely on his record as Senate {strategist for Mr. Truman.

Mr. Dirksen, 54, a Pekin, Ill. lawyer, denounced the Democratic|

foreign and domestic programs, He' attacked the Marshall Plan as a scheme for pouring U. 8S. money down a ‘‘rathole” although! as a Congressman he once voted +for-the foreign aid blamed the administratio ! I “bungling” for the War in Korea,

Warten Sweeps To Third Term

Defeats Roosevelt

In California SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

Wins by Over 152,000

8en. Lucas had expected a 250, bet. &

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(UP)—California’s big Republican governor, Earl Warren, won| an unprecedented third term in| yesterday's election, beating a Roosevelt to do it, The state's voters also put al Republican, Rep. Richard Nixon, | into the U. 8. Senate fo replace a Democrat, returns showed to-! day. | James Roosevelt, eldest son of! ithe late President was Gov. War-| {ren’s victim in the guberndtorial| |election. Rep. Nixon beat Cali-| |{fornia’s glamor girl in the House lot Representatives, Mrs. Helen) |Gahagan Douglas.

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‘Strong Man’ Role

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 8 (UP)— Sen. Robert A. Taft emerged from Ohio’s election today as the leader in: the 1952 GOP Presidential field by virtue of the voters’ support of his condemnation of President Truman's policies.

The re-election,. of Bén Taft, called the “Mr. Republican”:

“|shored up the sagging bulwarks

{of Republican Party con atism.,

The second of Ohlo’s Big two, Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lausche, emerged as the “strong man” of his party in the Midwest by his third-term win. No. 1 Target

. Sen. Taft and Gov. Lausche won despite opposition of the United Labor League.

Sen. Taft had been marked the {No. 1 purge target for his authorjsnip of, the Taft-Hartley Labor Law and oppcsition to the Democratic program. Gov. Lausche was called a traitor by labor when he refused openly to indorse Taft's opponent.

{ The re-election of Sen. Taft by {a smashing 314,000-odd votes ree {moved the chief obstacle to his {presidential chances — the argument that he had no political sex appeal. The Labor-Democrat can|didate, State Auditor Joseph T. {Ferguson, conceded defeat and {surprise at 2:15 a. m. 17 Sen. Taft, Who had charged {President Truman and the CIO|PAC with wanting a Congress jof- “stooges” to enact a ‘“Labor|Socialist” program, made hay where he wasn’t supposed to. He

{sailed into labor's big-city dens-

{in his campaign and came out with no bruises.

Attacked ‘Isolationism’ The Taft attack on the nationlat administration also extended jto foreign policy. He charged President Truman's “isolationist” | policies bred the Korean War and

the threat of a major war tn the {Far East.

The Senator, however, said the

recent reverses in Korea had little {to do with the election results. {He declared that his victory was a national one for the Republican Party and an expression of “overwhelming confidence in the GOP program.”

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- very one-sidedness Returns from 8496 precincts of td Legislator Races the California Republican's vote- the 18,408 in the state gave for } ! getting ability. He was Gov.| governor: Mr. Warren 778,795, | Indiana state legislators elected Dewey's running mate in 1948] Mr. Roosevelt 414,619. For Beha. 3 {in yesterday's voting (x denotes and conceivably could get top| tor, Mr. Nixon 603,804, Mrs. re-election): billing next time. He will be -61! [Douglas 410,226. SENATE a Like by Old Guard Roosevelt Concedes Dorothy Gardner (R.). Allen old guard Republicans don’t | Mr. Roosevelt conceded Gov. County (x). much like Gov. Warren's. liberal EE election ui Mine: Edward Chubinski.(D.), Laks. views, ® : les head- Hoyt Moore Sr (R.), Marion Gov. Dufi’'s role in the party's tions” from hs Ios Ange igh > Ox). _ Inner circles has yet to be spelled | : | piarters to Mr. Warren a a EF A Baie a out. But in the Pennsylvania pri- 4. |mento Yors or 1s bz. (D.). 'S maries he beat the Old Guard Re- | Gov. Warren was at the bedside Joseph. : publican- machine run by Joseph of his daughter Nina, 17, at a} HOUSE R. Grundy. | {Sacramento hospital SrRéze ane — ao Richard Fishering (BJ Alica Yesterday “Big Jin" proved iti : : ~~ Iwas critically ill with infantile] . > . County, was no fluke by unseating Sen.|" , : oH | paralysis. He . canceled election | De hate © . iawy O. Chamberlin : W. O. Hughes (R.), Allen (x) Francis J. Myers, Senate Demo-! Wilbur A. Royse Harold E. Achor Harry L. Crumpacker night appearances when the ill-| Judge of Probate ¢ ourt Judge of Criminal Cour yo a R4, n(x), cratic whip and administration] Appellate | Court Judge : Appe Hate C Court Judge ° Appellate Court t Judge ness was diagnosed yesterday. |= — ; aul oe] ering (R.); Allen (x). plugger. : ” n Mrs. Douglas refused to con-! " ana £4 " GDernard Seahen Jr. (R)TAl- - Gov. Duff is a Republican o U offi | R. # M on C { {cede immediately. At midnight tlen-Whitley. the old school th which Sen. Ar- n icia e urns in arion oun y | she gaid she wanted to watch] In Frank J. Seng (D.), Dubois thur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.) | - 2 X a Hi - : i rms for sevéral hours, Ti $ Martin (upopposed) (x). - gave. his name. The Old Guard Tabulations from unoffic ial re JUDGE OF SU PREME COURT (Mabel A. Dun ) artis 30.500 more. n je e Clem Conway (R.), Henry (x). * does not love him. But this 67-('urnsin Marion County's 395 pre- tFifth District) {William L. Pogelaon (D), 81.700 —— | The Ind Republican state Philip H. Willkie (R.}, Henry-year-old red-haired, six-foot, 200- €incts showed the following mar- Henry R. Sackett (D)..... 82,800 Harry T. Latham JriD).. 81, ( f e Indiana Repu ‘ Rush (x). , pound son. of a Preshyterian Sins: Floyd 8. Draper (R).....108,000 Forrest W. Littlejohn (D) 81,500 $7050 in Bonds, Si Safe jrikest. elected yesterday included: Kenneth. 7. Blackwell (1): preacher is a m ighty man, UNITED STATES SENATOR JUDGE OF APPELLATE COURT [Charles He Money Dh, Siw Stolen From a Home U . Senator. -Homer E. Cape- | Johnson-Marion. rs D. h Alex M. Campbell (D):... 85.3000 First Disa) 2.000 Ri on (R) 108,400. 3 at ts hart, incumbent. feng Sam J. Bushemi (D.), Lake (x). = _ arren’ a [Homer E. Capehart (RL. +111. 500.4 ‘lyde R. Lottick (D).... ! : A 75-pound safe containing. Qeerctary—ef-State—Tetan oT Louis ¥. Churilla (D.), Lake Nn £ 3 ug ter i E iy Donald E. Bowen (R)....109,300 Earl Buchatian (R).... » 113,100 $7050 in war bonds, a Navy dis- greith Logansport. [ (x). pray “WM With Polio 7 SECRET. ARY F STATE JUDGE OF APPELLATE COURT G€orge 8. Diener (R) - 108,800 charge and insurance policies, was State Auditor Frank T, Mil-| James .-8. Hunter (D.), Luka. SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. § Charles F. Fleming (D)”. 81,700 (First District) Addis Mon (R). 107,700 stolen yesterday from the home, 5 0 So GHC (x) A (UP) — Seventeen-year-old Nina 1€1and™™L. Smith (R)... 114868. o [00 AFC s1.500, Nelle B. Lowney (R),... 108,100 5f Ray R. Eccles, 3525 Winthrop", STL FOUL: © | Joseph, Klein, (D.), Lake (x). “Honey Bear” Warren, youngest AUDITOR OF STATE Wilbur A. Royse (RK)... 110,100 Thomas Cr ashok (BI 305.500 Ave. ‘The Eccles-were away from... e. Carmel. Betty Malinka, (D.). Lake. daughter ‘of the California gov- James M. Propst TD).... $2500 SU DGE OF APPELLATE COURT Nn KE. KING (8K) 2eeees ro jhome.: = Superinterident of Public In- Alembert Brayton, (R.). Maire = ernor, was in “criticdl” condition prank T. Millis (R)...... “108 900 (Second District) Leo L. Kriner (R) ....... 107.7000 ap Eccles said that they had struction — Wilbur Young; Ver- Hon. 7 a ak onal today After aN TREASURER OF-STATE - Harold J. Fuberty (D).s.. 81400, (20vid Mackey (R) ... 107.900 recorded the serial numbers of sues. Earl Buchanan, ¢R), Marion. . attack of infantile paralysis. Y. Shirley Wilea® 12711. Bas00 a ie tude or (RY 110.200]. Terry Meek: (R)...... 108,300 the-war-bonds-and hoped to-sul- supreme and Appellate ‘Court George'S. Diener, (R.), Marion, The pretty bionde, usually the Filo» aie oR per oie B. actor (R “TV|\Fern KE. Norris (R)..... 107.800 for no loss. Also missing was Ris Clerk—Thomas C Villiams, Jef- Addison Dowling, (R.), Marion. most active of the re-elected gov- i" er hor JUDGE OF APPELLATE | JOINT STATE three-piece blue suit. fersonville, incumbent. . | Nelle B. Downey, (R.), Marion. ernors six children, was para- S11 ERINTENDENT OF COURT REPRESENTATIVE——— The 61-year-old salesman said Supreme Court Judges— Frank § Thomas C. Hasbrook. (R.), {lyzed in both legs from tha hips Pl BL IC INSTRUC TION (Second District) 4.274 (Marion and. Johnson Counties) that when he and his wife Mary, E. Gilkison, Washington, incum- Sal I Rabb Marion. down, Dr. Junius B. Harris said. Deane E Walker ¢D). 0 82 SUH Robert 8. Whitehead AD). - 81,200 lames F. Griggs (Di.1,.. 80,400 56, returned home last night they hent: Archie N. Bobbitt, Indian-! au 2 > t-John E King. (R.), Marion. =A eat Waz fo. be ad. Wilbur Young RT oii 109,700 ! Harry L. Crumpacker (R) 109.500 K. F.-Blae kewelt- RR r 108,600 found the-house-ransacked. Mrs, apotis, and Floyd 8. Draper. Gary. I= Judge. of Criminal C. C mir ea RENE LR Marion, hin RAR ome tatry wet mag TERRY or crrrrne ANI RETRESE STATIVE NN ERLERK OF CIRC oe COURT. JLccles suffered from. Shock ABA (Court will consist of. Tour He. SPE. AKER BAYBURY Wis F-Willtam-D. Mackey, (R). Mars Trans-World Alflines official sald’ APPELLATE COURTS CONGRESS : Harty 1. Gasper iD) . $2,100" Was treated by“the family phy- publicans’ and “one Democrat, BONHAM, Tex., Noy. 8 (UP)— ion. -the serum was flown from Paul V. Rumple (D)...... 82000 Eleventh District) : 3 C sician, ame—division as presenti: Pe Fede PEFFY-M ¢ 55 . { H, Bale Brown (Rlises..100.100. ame-division 48 pres Figo Bam Raburn rboo Fe xX ¥- Meek, Marion Chicago directly to. Sacramentoy Fhemas-Cr Within FE H08 900 ATdTew Ta cohs TR CL RE TR COUNTY AL DITOR “Mr. Eccles sald That There Were Appellate Court Judges = W i Speaker of the House, was ‘re-| Fern E. Norris, (R. Marion. : PLAN MEMORIAL 1 RITES JUDGE OF SUPREME: COURT Charles B. Brownson (R) 110,700! Louis P. M. Adams (D).. ‘81.400 42 bonds of $25 and six bonds of bur A. Royse, Indianapolis, in- elected yesterday to his 20th con- Patrick Brennan, (D.), St. Jo= ‘~Past Matroast and - a ft Pa (First District) “JUDGE OF CIRCUIT CGURT Roy Ei C ombs (RY. "108. 900 the ‘$1000 denomination. cumbent;: Donald E. Bowen. gceutive term in Congress. seph (x). : — on vie Benjamin E. Buente {Dy 82,300 Clarence F. Merrell (D).. . 82,200 1 R Blbomyigton incumbent; Harry Hé had no opposition in either Roman F. Korpal, (D.). St. Jo County will meet tomorrow night Frank FE. Gilkinson (R).'108,500 Lloyd D. Claycombe (R)..109,800 COUNTY TRE ASE RER w Now It's Flying Sausage L Crumpacker, Michigan City, the primary or general elections. | {seph (X). } BE 7 : aa - : " FRAN Albert k ‘Koesters (DD)... 81,40( INCGISDORE. and Horold E. Achor. He entered Congress Mar. 4, Jesse Dickinson. (D.), 8t. Joe at 1809%; Prospect St. instead of| JUDGE OF SUPRE ME ov RT .PROSE( : TING ATTORNEY io I ouis 0. Ranier (R)cpns .. 108,700 LONDON, Nov. 8 (UP) Anderson. (Court: will consist of 1013. Mp. Rayburn, 68 and a seph. ‘ Jen rds olis s wo Creorge 8 Datley (D).... x ) iva” Waniil 3 an ci . the West, Indianapolts Masonie: =~ (Third' Di trielyy 3 40) re A ad 2) 112.700 cot NTY RECORDER Air Ministry put on file for “seri- ¢,, Republicans and two Demo- bachelor, was ‘elected Speaker lothair Teetor, ‘(R.), Unione Temple. Memorial services will be William Nelson White (D) 82 000 Frank H. Fairchild {R).. 1 Mayme P. Badger (D)...« 81,800 ous study” today reports that a: rats, same division as present). |Sept. 16, 1940. t Wayne, unopposed (x). : observed. Archie N. Bobbitt (R)....109,700 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT Harry B. Alford (R) .109.900 ‘flying sausage’ was spotted over ip Ae ta——— n— | mest ee me eee c— - ——— (Room One) NaF SHERIFF Barrow - On - Furness yesterday. LOCAL STUDENT HONORED ch s E A I Bernard Korbly iDi..... 81.100 ; coUNTY Gini (D) 74.900 Witnesses said it looked like a - A. Lee Caldwell Jr. 949 E. 86th ——— ' John L. Niblack (R)..... 110.800 James F. Cunnir $e : ; : St., has been elected to the Stu- FOUN LNoose f e©- ean ; . : 9 cross between a submarine and a St, has been : OUNDED 1913 $ mar y PRE 9 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT Pan W. Smith {R2: 202+ 02219,100 barrage balloon and had a-trans-'dent Council at the Philadelphia ot = SH (Room Two) COUNTY CORONER parent center. College of Pharmacy. g . Chalmer Schlosser (D).. 81,200 Jerome E. Holman ; | —— p———, - i e—— i aio ; Hezzie B. Pike dR)... 7 107.800 Ir. (DD) rssesnanens 2001 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT Roy B. Statens (R) rc {Room Three) COUNTY SURVEYOR Patrick J Fisher (D).... 82600 Darrell C. Walton (Dj)... 81.100 F th H + § Norman E. Brennan. (R). 109,300 Paul R. Brown (R)...i... 109,200 rom e Heart o See . .. IU DGE OF SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY ASSESSOR INDIANAPOLIS . \ 1 Room Four) James P. Scott (D). ..ives 2.8 John F. Linder (D)...... 80.400 Victor R. Jose Jr (R)....109,500 Zz Walter Pritchard. (R)... 110.700 coUNTY COMMISSIONER : f) , i = JUDGE, OF SUPERIOR COURT (Second District) 5 as ; (Room Five) Will Newton : ’ teil Walter Myers Jr. ¢D). 83.300 Hardiog (DF o.innn rea TB ve : Paul B Clark (R¥.... ... 100.7 T00 yon A Hutsett Ry 113.0000 ; Bolin Ti DG F OF PRO Arr ata © OUNTY COMMISSIONER ee As part of ‘our ¢ snplece, brokerages Service oir trick I Barton 1 , £fhied District) Investment R 7h Dé 1 Pan V. White (Bj....... 110.900 , sl k 5)» x R2B00 cat Research Department will supply

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