California Adds to Inquiry Body's Evidence President Pushes Campaign Washington, Sept, 3. 'BARGES of political election irregularities accumulated at the headquarters of the Congressional Committee investigating current election practices today from fourteen states as political observers predicted one of the most sensational investigations of the American poli al system in years, A Committee member revealed tonight that new charges of irregularities in California had been added to the Committee's vast amount of information, but the nature of the charges were not disclosed, Meanwhile, President Roosevelt pushed his campaign to purge Congress of conservative Democrats and Republicans, Political strategists be-Heved the President's battle against conservative Democrats was an effort to enable the liberal Democrats to name the Democratic Presidential candidate in 1940, They refused to speculate, however, whether the President himself hoped to be the Uberal nominee.
President Roosevelt is_preparing to invade the Maryland agricultural areas on Monday. These areas are regarded as firm supporters of Sena-for Millard E. Tydings, Democrat, whom the President is seeking: to defeat in the forthcoming Democratic primary elections. Small businessmen and farmers in these areas have deen making 2 campaign issue of the New Deal's close association with the Committee for Industrial Organization, which has brought some hardshipe on small business and farmers through strikes which prevented disposal of farm products and caused price increases in goods which farmers must buy.
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