The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-20

Chicago, July 2O-Pennsylvaiiia' { two Cabinet members split for and against Henry Wallace when the Pennsylvania delegates caucused. At- torney General Riddle of Philadel- phia stood with Wallace. Postmaster General Prank Walker of Scranton voted against him Senator Carl Hatch of New Mexico had a hard time dissuading Governor Jack Dempsey of the same State from Ills Vice Presidential ambitions. When Dempsey wanted to vote the New Mexican delegation for Dempsey for Vice President, Senator Hatch said Jack. you'd only make yourself LOOK ridiculous" Dempsey finally con. cured. but protested that he wasn't coming out for Byrnes, who nc thought would be a dead weight on the ticket. Then. much to every. ones surprise. he suddenly plumpeo for Byrnes.
 Alert Attorney General Bob Kenny of California was one deleagte VIC fixed himself up with a private lel' ephone Senator Truman. sem ator Barkley and ey-Senator byrhe' all said they hoped one Of the others would be Vice President. All tnres genuine friends. they seemed slh. cerely tc mean it Connecticnl Doliticos are trying to persuade sstlte attorney Max Spelke to TUT for Congress against giamofo,u,s Glare Luce Editor V. Y. pan' man of the Springfield, nlsnos state Register Is confident ula' Roosevelt can carry Illinois
 New York's snapplly dressed Eu ylvnn did most of the back-slage diyeeting of the convention from . hotel room in the Blackstone His aide was hard-hittlng EugsIe Casey of Maryland. executive assist ant to the President Roosevels advisers are planning strategy 70 alo fine eanlpaign Of Congressman HOW ard McMurray of Milwaukee 70 ps senator from Wisconsin, Consloeseo one of the most statesmanllke lnsnnI na, hers of Congress. McMnrFay nas Iss' .., hopes of winning the W'Aco''e"' senatorship,
 Governor J, N. Rronghtoh " North Carolina won applause N lsoN' hoth Northern and Southern aeie, e'' gates at a big banquet gwen 2 M North Carolina to polltlcus "S"' o,, twenty-t!ye States. speakpg S the diffieult Negro question, hrousn, tnn said: ' am glad there are lnany eolored walters in the room, hsln hose they win stay while ' lsls aho,,t our relations with lhe NestuSs Nn,e of North Carolina" esnsssssil sssa ssaeisl then discussed hls states IsH ,hss 'f is methods, added; We tnlllk vsss ..,o,,s S semrthlng North Caroline ean Mssn .s e,'s falrly and gnaFely wltllln Ns Ssn ,e.', s,egdeTs S and should not be & pFopsIm' say New york Or Chicago 70 sulsS s so, ,,ss Afterwards, the eolnFsS ,,srs ", came up and shook hanes,
 Allegedly neutral ChalFsnan .n.aans,,srsl s uannegan started geIilng nlls'psHs' ..a'.s shortly after he arrived in Gheass' wIen he called in Ed Harris, yelsIsn st' Louis reporter, to spread nle word fayoving Truman tor wee pgss,' ident other candidates were pep, ing mad, Said one old IEleNa ~ Kanneean's; "B0h has come q lolls Way. but he doesn't Feallse ne eal,' not run things from q bevshul streat harvr00m as he dld M hl' Louis" -, ,.s
 Fanny perkins eonspLFed wlth 2 group 0f tightingEmad laay pfnle' eFats to plot against the equal' FIglltsr rfoErWQnlen ameleanleNt llg9S nosed hy Mrs, Emma 0lllEey MllleF Renat0V Joe Gnhey's sister Cals. lf0Tnla's Bob Kenny was q gFast friend 0f the conventions only Gsls nese delegate, Tae0nleuE Albert Chow Of Gblnat0Wn, San FFapelsee'
 Significant Reinei kNs1llsllee Ryrnas Of south Carolina, Msgog Kelly 0f Chicago, Boss Hasne q New Jersey, enter Blackstone h0tel, get into eleyat0T Jim Farley ls