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Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
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In Milwaukee, the Women's Service Club scheduled a debate on Sen. Joseph McCarthy's service to America. Attorney Henry Reuss, now a Democratic Senate candidate opposing McCarthy, agreed to argue against him. The Wisconsin Young Republicans declined to provide a supporter.
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MILWAUKEE--Probably nobody loves him any more -Sen. Joe McCarthy (R-Wis) that is.
The city's Women's Service Club had a debate scheduled on the subject: Resolved that Sen. Joseph McCarthy has performed an outstanding service to the American people.
Attorney Henry Reuss agreed to take the side against McCarthy.
Since then, he has announced candidacy for Democratic nomination to the U. S. Senate, and is a prospective opponent of McCarthy, if the GOP wins the 1952 nomination.
Chairman of the Wisconsin Young Republicans, Lloyd Tegge, was asked to supply a speaker supporting McCarthy.
He replied that on some other subject, yes he would find a speaker, but on McCarthy, no.
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no speaker found to support mccarthy; reuss announces candidacy as potential opponent.
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The Women's Service Club in Milwaukee scheduled a debate on whether Sen. Joseph McCarthy has performed an outstanding service to the American people. Attorney Henry Reuss agreed to argue against McCarthy and has since announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate, positioning himself as a prospective opponent if the GOP nominates McCarthy in 1952. The Chairman of the Wisconsin Young Republicans, Lloyd Tegge, declined to provide a speaker in support of McCarthy.