Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1952 — Page 6

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McHale's Counterparl Blamed in Truman Loss

By DAN KIDNEY Times Staff Writer WASHINGTON ‘Mar. 12 Pres fdent Trurhan's New Hampshire defeat is being blamed here on Emmett: E. Kelley, who holds the same. posidgion there that Frank M. McHale does in Indiana. Both are Democratic national committeemen of ong standing After Presi dent Truman dismissed the New Hampshire pri

maryv ASR PVR. wash” it wae Mr. Kelley whn got Democratic National Chair man Frank KE McKinney Indi anapolis to talk Dan Kidney enter ing the contest They assured the White House that 8en. Estes Kefauver I, Tenn.) would be a “push-over/'

Instead he pushed over the Presis dent, much to the chagrin of Mr Kelley and Mr. McKinney The latter. contacted early by the United Press at Miami Beach, Fla. declined at first to make a statement. Later this morning an official pronouncement, making the most of a bad deal. was given out in Mr. McKinney's name at national Democratic headquarters here.

Pride in Votes Cast

It expressed pride in the more than 36,000 Democratic votes cast, the clean conduct of the campaign “on the Democratic side” and asserted that the national headquarters “of course” took no part in the campaign. When Mr. McKinney announced the entrance of the President in the primary, however, he expressed confidence that Mr, Truman would ‘score a complete victory. Mr. McKinney turned out to be 100 per cent wrong on his first guess on_an election since becoming national chairman, Among those who spoke for

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President Truman during the campaign was former Navy Bec: retary John Sullivan, who is a native of New Hampshire, He was a national figure, im ported to so so, whether under National Committee auspices-or not. The headquarters here was definitely on the President's side for Mr. McKinney was put into the President's orders. after Willam Boyle Jr:, a Missourian. had to quit because of current administration scandals Most optimistic in hig reaction to the defeat of Sen. Robert A

Taft (R. O.) by (en. Dwight Eisenhower on the Republican side was Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) an all-out Taft man Thought Taft Did Well tle =mald he thought that Sen Taft did “excellently well to. get 15 per cent of the vote against

Ike's H5 per cent when the GOP

machine in the state was all-out against him.” The reverse was true on the

Democratic side where Mr Kelley:s machine took a heating from Democrats who were fed up with such leadership. Rep. Charles B. Brownson, Indianapolis Republican, said the Republican result was “just what everyone . expected, who knew anything about the New Hampshire primary setup.” A Hoosier Democrat, field K. Denton, en Win agreed with the Capehart con-| clusion that Sen. Taft did very well under the circumstances. The

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victory of 8en, Kefauver over President Truman throws te» presidential race “wide open” he said.

He doesn’t think the President will run again and hopes the ticket will be Gov, Adlai Stevenson of Illinois and Sen. Kefauver, he said. The New Hampshire results may give @ fillip to the plan to oust Mr. McHale and get new leadership in the Democratic Party In Indiana, it was predicted.

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Gaming Fines Thrown Out

8ix more gambling convictions were tossed out of court today because police raided a clubhouse without a search warrant,

Judge Harry 0. Chamberlin, Criminal Court 1, dismissed six £15 fines levied in January by

Phillip L.. Bayt, Municipal Court 3. Last week, Judge 8aul I. Rabb, Criminal Court 2, dismissed charges against seven men who appealed their convictions on the same grounds from Judge Scott McDonald, Municipal Court 4 In his ruling today Judge (‘hamberlain cautioned police to obtain search warrants in raids, ‘Believe They're Guilty’ “I believe these defendants are guilty of gambling.” he said, “but the fatlure to have a search warrant constitutes an illegal arrest.” Police broke up a poker game at 1147 Madeira 8t. Jan. 26 after looking in through a peephole in the door. They arrested Arthur Boone of that address as keeper of a gambling house, The other five men had heen charged with visiting a gambling house and gambling.

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