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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Democratic National Committee Chairman Edward J. Flynn warns against internal feuds in California's Democratic Party, which could cost control of the congressional delegation, citing the narrow 1942 election margin despite heavy Democratic registration advantage. (Los Angeles, Feb. 15)
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15. (UP)—With a warning against factional feuds inside the party, Chairman Edward J. Flynn of the Democratic national committee concluded conferences here today and prepared to fly to San Francisco. Flynn warned southern California Democrats that factional strife within the California Democratic party threatens to lose the party its control of the state's congressional delegation. "I have in mind," he said, "the 1942 congressional election. The Republicans have nine representatives from California, against the Democratic eleven. This is too close for a state with a Democratic registration exceeding that of the other party by 800,000 or 900,000."
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Los Angeles
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Feb. 15
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Chairman Edward J. Flynn of the Democratic national committee concluded conferences in Los Angeles and warned southern California Democrats against factional strife within the California Democratic party, which threatens to lose control of the state's congressional delegation. He referenced the 1942 congressional election where Republicans have nine representatives against Democrats' eleven, despite Democratic registration exceeding Republicans by 800,000 or 900,000. Flynn prepared to fly to San Francisco.