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Milford chronicle., 1956-06-22
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Democrats At DOUer
Meeting
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leadership, contending they cannot
explain away their liability for
what has been done by the majori-
ty faction in the Legislature. The
party leaders have made utteran-
ces disclaiming such liability, he
said, and added that they are just
as responsible as the Democratic
Legislators themselves.
Mr.. Snowden stated the Demo-
Gratis should be made to answer for
the longest and costliest legisla-
tive session in the history of the
state, "and the end is not even in
sight"
He also charged that the Demo-
Gratis have ridden roughshod over
Gov. j. Caleb Boggs, stripping him
of his authority by passage of 20
bills over his veto. People of the
state, he stressed should be proud
of the IA Republican members of
the Legislature who did not let any
one of the veto passages go I'M
challenged, "but kept the faith and
fought the good fight to defend the
Governors veto.
Kent County Chairman David P
Buckson called on the women to
help elect the Kent Republican
ticket in November. He said the
women's enthusiasm was a good
omen i'll the campaign to elect Re
publican candidates.
Over 100 attended the meeting
which opened with a covered dish
supper at $50. The following NOM
mating committee was appointed:
Mrs. Marjorie Lane, Mrs. Eva Scot
ton, Mrs. Myra Kerin, Mrs. Della
Cats, Mrs. Martha Shields. Mrs.
Alice Homes headed the supper.
Later in the evening Mr.. Snow
den addressed the Fourth District
Republican Club at Marydel.
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