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A ; He (Goy. Fine) mounts, the speakers’ rostrum (top) to argue © oe Ci om CT — ¢ STRING-PULLER — This is Here Gov. Fine [in light suit) talks with New with Tenperary Chairman Walter S, Hallanan for a recess to And in nd uncertain terms he It is with defiance that he takes a position Grim-faced he was, when he - Pennsylvania's Gov. John S. York's Gov. Dewey and gives an indication that caucus. The governor (below) gestures angrily while talking with votes his delegation in the heat- under his state banner to participate in the roll left for a brief conference with Fine who helped swing Georgia he will swing into the camp of Gen. Dwight two members of the delegation from his home state of Penn- ed contest over seating call vote on the bitter dispute for the Republican his delegation after his argu“delegate contest to lke . . . Eisenhower, | sylvania... = = Georgia's delegation . .* delegates. . ment with Mr. Hallanan.

Hoover Speaks Out F — — EE ——————— = a, SA

pwey Blocks Ike's Sister-in-Law In-Favor of Taft

CHICAGO, July 10 (UP)—For-

Loves That Bald Spot 2 President Herbert Hoover is

Jafts Dive Loves toc

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: . No/other Mrs, Eisenhower here at Sieition Bows ey oles. {this convention, a pretty, blonde,

It . seated the pro-Eisenhower|r.om Tacoma, Wash. Georgia delegation by a vote of] Mrs Lucille Dawson * Eisen607 to 531, with the 68 votes of hower married IKe’s brother EdGeorgia, Louisiana and Texas gar in December, 1950, He was a barred by the resolution adopted|widower, with a grown son in in Risenhqwer’'s first convention California and a married daughvictory Monday. ter in Tacoma.

backing Sen. Robert A. Taft (R.| By JAMES DANIEL |{for her .boss. She had noticed 0.) for the Republican presiden-|

[that his clients always left his (ja) nomination because he thinks joffice a little happier. And she mr Taft would wage a “fighting” saw him as fair, kind, good. campaign. | He proposed, She accepted. She, Mr. Hoover, who had been {moved into a big house 14 milesi.ounted as a Taft supporter prejoutside Tacoma on a lakeshore viously, placed himself on record

{with an acre of flower garden. ast night in a statement which {| He plays championship golf. gaid:

‘She learned the game, too. They| «I have not for many years

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[travel a great deal. When they're choice of candidates. But on this 'home, the house is often full of occasion when the issues are so

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x ’ : Vv fore, Miss Lucille New York's 92 alone were Pave years Betore New York People. hes a =) enough to do it. But the East, om inoham Ala, to study] TWO Years ago, Mrs. Lucille science demands that I speak out. held 52 from Pennsylvania withi. o.oo photography. "At Gen. Fisenhower joined the Young Re-|1 favor Sen. Taft.” | New Jersey and most of Newip .opowers homecoming parade, [Publicans, This year she became i —————————— England to spare. States on the|gpng wag peering over shoulders toan alternate delegate to Chicago. North Atlantic seaboard had the| glimpse the General. The Washington alternates—20 Boy Drowns After Fall wer and they took. complete : {to 4 for Eisenhower—are seated ily Pe nl ander gallantly offered directly in front of the Ohioans, From Playhorse ; This vote, and the vote on the) «rnat's a)] right,” she said, “at| ‘Bite Back’ i CLARION, Iowa, July 10 (UP) Tezas dispute which « followed, least I saw his bald spot. Some| Sometimes the remarks she —Ccrald Lee, 6 Mason City, took away from the ‘Taft side ofiday I'll be close enough to him to hears about her brother-in-law Growned in Lake Cornelia yester-| the ledger 55 disputed: votes the kiss it.” i land his supporters tempt Mrs. 98Y when he fell from a plastic credentials committee decision] It was a gag, of course, thé Eisenhower to turn around and Pl2Yhorse into eight feet of water) had placed there, and gave themiyind-or defant remark ¥ mice girl bite back. But she hasn't. | The boy, son of -Mr. and Mrs. | to Eisenhower. braving the big city might make.| She was thrilled last Sunday to Jack Lee, had gone swimming Belleve Victory in Sight But there was prophecy in it. meet Gen. and Mrs. Eisenhower With his grandfather, He has Ye Vier 8 | “I think I had a premonition,” for the first time. » been visiting his grandparents, | It appeared to be the marginishe said here today. | “He was so nice. His hand was Mr. and Mrs, Tom Lee, Clarion. | for victory. Lucille Dawson found the fash- Swollen: from shaking all those The child’s body was pulled It was the first time in the|;on photography field too crowded 5000 hands and he kept it in his from the lake five minutes after memory of veteran convention re-\t5 make room for her. pocket.” he disappeared by Eugene Kastler, porters that a nomination ever ; | In the confusion, Lucille Daw- Carlion. The Clarion Fire De-| had been determined with a cre- Moved to Tacoma |sop Eisenhower forgot to kiss the partment worked two hours withdentlals committee report as the| She moved to Tacoma and General's bald spot. jout success in atiempts to revive

issue. {found a job as secretary to a but I think I will” ithe boy,

Angry Midwestern delegations... Edgar Eisenhower, sec- Death on Wheels—

y 4 sions as the conI at 2 a. m. to- ond oldest of the five Eisenhower,

{ : { ” ° 9 . | day, determined to “stop Dewey,” brothers. The first Mrs. Edgar, 4 . with Indiana, Illinois and Ohio|Eisenhower died. Sometimes when| i er a Irs on oa |

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leading the way. widower Eisenhower was dictat-| Significantly their bitterness ing, his eyes would fill up, recall-

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er whose victory this was, but |triends. |

Gov. Dewey, the man they blamed “It’s terrible to see a man cry,” | By JOE ALLISON lights or no lights at all, broken | for making it possible. Lucille Eisenhower recalls. | Thousands of “killer cars” are windshield wipers and bad brakes Their efforts were not given, She already had a great respect operating on Indianapolis streets, topped the list of faults dismuch chance for success, but it| | police estimated today. {covered in the voluntary safety was evident that a determined try a On the basis of routine traffic|lane checks conducted here the was going to be Hage. They had Physician Paroled lane tests, Traffic Chief Capt. last several years. altogether a solid core of 0Jl| Audry Jacobs said there are ‘at! The National Association of] votes which were considered sure From 120-Year Term least 20,000" cars with danger-| Automotive Mutual Insurance) for Sen, Taft. . How many ofl DES MOINES, Iowa, July 10jous mechanical faults on city|Companies reported faulty) them they could swing to an-{(UP)—L. R. Wellstead, 71, former |streets. {vehicles were involved in 11 per other candidate however was alOttumwa physician, was paroled] This was tonfirmed by Richard cent.af all fatal-accidents. | complete mystery. And it was yesterday from 120-year sentence|O. Bennett, traffic safely consult-| In accidents of all types, faulty| still 75 votes short of a conven-/for second degree murder. ant to a group of auto insurance cars were involved in 7 per cent,! tion majority. The parole board said Wellstead| firms. ; {the report showed. i} as It was clear this morning that|was freed from Ft. Madison Pen-| “Nationally,” Mr. Bennett said,! Automobile registration figures the fumble Monday afternoon had!itentlary with one year, 11 “there are more than 5.5 million show there were 225747 vehicles cost ‘Sen. Taft the nomination. months left to serve with time|Cars unsafe in at least one way in Marion County last year, His eampaign staff let an unim-|off for good behavior. He was being driven on our streets and 179548 of them passenger cars. | portant resolution be built up into sentenced Nov. 26, 1945. highways, Based ona national average of} a direct strength test for whigh| Wellstead was convicted of the u rules Hed List i 11 per cent being faulty, 19,750 they were not ready in the con- death of a woman after he per-| 'nsafe brakes led the list of passenger cars and more than Sl vention's opening _session—and|formed an abortion. car faults, Mr. Bennett reported. 5000 trucks- here are possible’ then muffed their floor strategy) chessboard _ local police sald improper “killer cars,” Capt. Jacobs said. as it came to a vote they might have avoided. In the end that Factory Closes | took out of action just about the, ANDERSON, July 10 (UP)—| votes they needed last night—and Delco-Remy Division. of General| will need even more this after- Motors Corp. here said today the noon when the nominating bal- . { loting begins,

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