WASHINGTON
How Honnegaft Started Boom Truman Hoped Only to Be
for Trumon at Convention Re-elected U S Senator
Special to Central Press
9 WASHINCTl \ Sele«-tu»'i of IViikk i;i! 1'ιι.ι:!ΠίΛΠ
Robert Ε Hanne an to &e poslmtstei jgene .ti uiute! President
rruiriati ie\ive* men i«»r les f Harmegan :» part if ι the r à<. "iiiia :. m of
Mi Truman vue presidential candidate -it n.e CtiKayy Lch.·.··
.i ttic convention last ^iiminer
Althouj m f>.' postmaster job traditionally is han led to the party's
national < hairman in ' > ca^e it comes as a reward fut μ·γ\λτ^
. arti. 4.: irlv w. .ne
H · .· < :an star te.' the Truman vi<r ρ: e>id*. Mial
a Missouri delegation lunil.i «.ci a..>: λ
. . . *> ·:·. a Chicago hotel during' the eonv*. ntiun.
M: rru::ian and Sen. Bennett Champ Cla:K or"
Missouri vst if brought into the caucus by Han*
.trι.i Mr Truman was na:: <-i chair
In the space of minutes a résolution to
hav<- ·.:;?* M : •-■souri delegation eiu! · Mr Truman
for tht vice presidential spot was on the floor
Π e ne\v president made sincere j rot est at ion*?,
last Frioav he told the »aiu .s. 1 told
R s R< berts managing editor of the Kansas City
Star, that 1 have never been a candidate tor any
. -her rticc than Senator I said I hv uc M.ssouri
w.-i.l'i let me have another term and that I had
·-.»> » ηb:tion to be sice president
I have no ambition, he declared, "to be on this ticket as vice
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L>· .:· ' .··. t : lit ■ they cried and the caucus forthwith
endorsed Mr Truman unanimously for second place un the party
lu ket
t'fie ι. ■ ·-■ ·.: ipon generally as the opening gun in the
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• Se 'LID KL'Kl.S \1 MINISTRA TOR HaROLD L ICKES. actln.2
uiutei .iders ri President Truman, took over !C3 mines in the
strike-bound Pennsylvania hard coal fields where walkouts by 72,000
members or John L Lewis United Mine Workers had tied knots in
>\ ai pre dut1· >n
It was tlu t : :. r. ! --eizt:re "i the mmts since the Japanese sneak
at tai:k ι. : M 1 '· . ι · i Ha : h<
Ickt s -Tt ! : 1 :» .11 ,· .titer the mines had been Idle three
days m .< π.ι:.. <· t .1 War l.-ibor board baok-to-work
order und. : r: " 'M-ision of the "Id wage Third
contract .
The seizure > ame Ai lle Lewis and other UMW euure
«epresentatives continued negotiations with the mine Of M;nei
owners in New York 111 an effort to work out a new
wage agreement
Lewis was mum . η the hard >..-al situation but promised Ickes
that the ur.ion would ■ !<> ev< rything possible to g Λ the bituminous
1. unci's link to pits 111 three soft ooal mines : 11 West YirgiuUl alsc
fceued by the c, verun:·. :it because t work stop; iges.
Robert Hennegan
Hearing Had
At Mantso in
Fatal Wreck
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