The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-14
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so hlah heaven . . . Secretary of War Patterson ro~ oures eop aide Co he pn the ob h the War DepaEt- ment when he leases towns therefore Under eeWeAEy Royan, Assistant seofe.AEiea symingtoa and reser- son drew slraws eo see who would slay home during ss's % krnv.psceFe n Dame game. eymngson loak HsR. ever N win now be hle turn 70 see the AtmYeNevy eaFne Something strange m going on inside the reaara Communications Commission recently swarsea \ radio staAlon to q Harold Smith whose Fsdlo nFoRFams were such that the sCrlpps- Howard station ln Knoxville dropped him from the air Nov, Swa 'n,'I stasOn. H M cor chalrTnAn Carroll Reece was greatly surprised lest week when boe hAnnesan cailed him on the phone and offered hie eongratla- tons "You fellows fought good nghes hennesan sald rand as long as you had to win, Tn glad you won by big majority. Congratnlations"
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 Asss noeer. patserson, wife Ot the Secretary Of War works among wounded oIS at the Arnys waiter Reed Hospital and selected three Of them Co eo with her husband to the game. The lucky vet- N O. sgt. Gerald R. uroves, Meadville, Pa end Cpl John English, Pittsburgh, Pa
 Not only did they ride in Secretary PattersOns private plane to New York and see the game es his ruests but afterwards, Wall Street nnancler Flcyd odlun and hls wife Jacquellne Cochran invited them to lunch at their ornate Park Avenue apartment
 Retiring Sneaker sam RAyburn tells friends that will In the H0uSe only one nuoEe teE1 sam has meen congressonal fixture for 90 years, now wants to retire High up on the list to succeed Bob HAnneRan As Democratic National Committee Chair man is astute Governor Bob Kerr of Oklahoma. His appointment would break Democratic tradition that national chairmen must be Irish and from big city, Thirteen of the 9 Senators who voted against the Case Bill were up for reelection this year. Three were licked in the primaries, five beaten in the general election, and Senator Jim Mead of New York was defeated in his race Tor Governor. That means nine out of iS pro-labor Senators fell by the awyside Other Senators consider this size niacant It is one reason why lot of them wil lean anti.labor in the next Congress. Phil Murary, who planned to resign head Of the CTO at the CrO national convention in Atlantic City now will stay on. He will attempt to unify left and right wing crO factions in order to resist the ant-labor trend in Congress. . Henry Wallace wasn't the only man who wa sasked to tene down his criticism of leading COP candidate-in his case, Vandenberg of Michigan. Tn Massachusetts also Senator Calude Pepper was asked by Governor Tobins campaign leaders to gloss the isolatonist record of Sena tor Cabot Lodge. Top Democrats met in New York after the Army-Notr Dame game for cock tail party" including, Bob flanagan. Mayor Kelly of Chicago Boss Hague of Jersey City, Paul Fitzpatrick of New York, Jimmy Walker ex-Mayor of New York; Frank Walker, ex-Democratic Chairman; Ed Pauley, Secretary of Commerce Averell HarEman Attorney General Tom Clark, pianist Eddie Duchin and song ster Morton Downey. Miracle that not much politics discussed. They were too weary
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