Sullivan Daily Times, Volume 48, Number 71, Sullivan, Sullivan County, 9 April 1946 — Page 4
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SULLIVAN DAILY TIMES- TUESDAY, APRIL 9 1946.
SUEOVAN, INDIANS
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POLITICAL COMMENT
NO APOLOGY
; When President Truman and Secretary of Commerce Henry A. j Wallace recently called upon Democratic party members io ! "i how party responsibility" in backing the president's and the : party's program, based upon j the platform upon which ihey were elected, there was no great resentment shown by Democratic I party members in Congress, but , a great hullabaloo went up from the Republican side of the aisle. I Most outspoken were such I dyed-in-the-wool reactionaries I as Indiana's Senators Capehart and Willis. Since then, the coalition which ;has successfully blocked the passage of much of President I Truman's proposed legislation for reconversion, and for the betterment of the common man, and is now fighting the 65c Minimum Wage Law, Price Control ?.nd the Health and Social Senility Bill sponsored by Senator Murray .(D., Mon.), has been welded into a compact committee headed by a Republican, 3nd having loudly vocal Republican spokesmen and sponsorship.
How much the Republicans intend to make of this spiritual and practical alliance at the next election and the one to follow, is shown by their nppointment as chairman of the Republican National 'Committee
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The Friday;. 'Tr'pubadbj&rs'.' of
New Lebanon met April..:!; 1946.,
to organize' our 4-H Club ' for
this year. . With Miss Gentry presiding
the following officers were elected: president, Maxine Lambeth;
vice-president,- Sally Pope; secretary, Carol Hart; news reporter, Dorothy Unger; recreation leaders, Wilma Unger and
,Wilma Hart; song leader, Sally
Pope; health officer, Margaret Ann Nash.
It was decided that we would
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also on all the other bills which have been introduced as part of the party's liberal program these eight have the gall to. demand an apology and a frightened woman editor mumbles nnf and tries to indicate chat
Southerner, ! the' statement was "an unfortu-
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a one-time so-called Democrat nate mistake, a bad choice of who "walked out" on his party wordsan associate editor withbscause he had nothing in com- out full expsrience was responmon with the New,- Deal but (.ible but it should never .have
everyiiung in common witn been printed." She added ihat
isl -reactionaries. Yet when a National Women's Democratic publication publishes
I a statement to the effect that "a i vote for the Case Bill was a , vote against the American peo- ' pie," a group of eight southern representatives organizes to protest against the statement and to v' demand i an apology". These 'eight, who have consistently j voted against the party, and I against labor, which is the party's plose friend and associate, ! not only on the Case Bill, but
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Mr. Hannegan had had to do with the article.
We are glad to add that apparently he had nothing to do with the attempted retraction. From where we stand and we stand there, immovably the only mistake made, was the apology. . ' j . The truth needs to be said. Our principles need to be upheld and fought for. ' The overwhelming majority of the Democratic party arend .muft remain, irrevocably committed to a program of progress.
j The Democratic party is, and 'must remain, the party 'of progress. It should not be judged as a whole, by the rotten spot which shows up in - one of its
element think of the selection of ex-southern . Democrat Carroll Reece of Tennessee, a Taft man, as National GOP Chairman, is eloquently ttated by the Republicans' very minor progressive minority: Senator Wayne Morse (R. Re.): "If the program, which its "leaders announced at the banquet, is to constitute Republican policy during the next two years, the Republican committee will re-elect Harry Truman in spite of everything ..."
Harold E. Stassen, former governor of Minnesota, who would like to head , his party's ticket in 1948: "It is well known that I do not approve of Chairman Reece's stand on many issues in the past." Charles M. LaFollette of Indiana: "I wonder how many electoral college votes the Republican party expects to get out of the southern states." (He contends that it was southern support which gained Reece . the election to the chairmanship, whereas LaFollette has always contended that the Republican
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; parts. But seme action for Ihe " y y jemoval of the rotten spot should Nortn- ) s . - be indicated. " " , 't . V "This is the kind of leadership j Franklin' Delano Poos3velt that T am .fighting. Surely those never said a truer thirg, than Republicans of indiana who ! "Less than bolf of the voters lhink they want to elect a pr3si. of America are Democrats. Less dent had better Iook over h;, than half are Republicans. put'program l advocate pretty care. more than half of the voters f.re fuJy before reje(?ting it for the for the Democratic party when- ' reactionary program which h ever the Democratic party is ;.f or im licit b the t s natiocal the majority of the ole.' , 'committeeman and vice-corn- ' The oaly aPlgy we should mitteeman." ever need to mike, for our oar-! ty, would be, if or when,'' :'.t He added, "this ccaiition wit'i , snculd cease to be the party, of Southern Democrats producss the people. n nothing in Congress and has de"That day, we believe and pray, feated the party in four elecwiil never come." tions. The same kind of thinking What the GOP's progressive will defeat it in 1948."
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FACTOGRAPHS In order to protect the warlike pastime of archery in England, Edward II, in 1314, forbade football "on pain of imprisonment to be played in the future." Almost 100 years later Henry VI proclaimed that no man should play football. The game flourished, nevertheless. High protein therapy, or the feeding of pure proteins or In pre-digested form protein hydrolysates has aided in rehabilitating battle wounded who formerly would have had to be abandoned. It shortens the period of convalescence and allays its storminess. Eleven towns, two townships and one banking post borough in the U. S. are named Freedom, and a village in Ohio is named Freedom Station. ' Oswego, N. Y., figures prominently in military annals. In 1756 it was taken by Montcalm; in 1814 trie British took it. Seven per cent of the population of the U. S. is more than 65 years old. Electroculture of plants Is the culture of plants under electric stimulus. . The sewage system of Manhattan is about 560 miles long. Monk's cloth is a coarse cotton basket weave.
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pay ten cents a month for clu, : dues. . I An officers meeting will be r held April 12, and the next 4-H -Club meeting, on -May, 3,-1946., ; ;
TODAY'S TRAFFIC TIP (Distributed by United Press) At 'grade crossings, don't have a single-track mind there may be a train on the other track, too. Look and if you can't see, roll down the window and listen. A train always has the might of way. National Safety Council.
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