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    "ocrText": "-8-\nC--Well, you don't know.\nW--The western Senators won't stand for it.\nC--Hannegan may tell him to, and it might be a part of this British\nlabor election and all the rest of it. I can see the strategy of this\nthing. It fits a political pattern perfectly. It's a smart on the\nother sides part. And don't assume that it won't go through.\nW--I'll tell you what I'm going to do. I'11 get hold of WHEELER tonight.\nWhen did he leave.\nC--You need an appointment, call right now to locate him.\nW--Yeah. He's at Belton.\nC--0. K.\nW--All right, I'll drop in to see Biffle after lunch.\nC--Just nervous Nellie, you know.\nW-0. K.\nC--Thanks.\n12:15 pm. Corcoran to (James?) Clements in Senator Pepper's office.\nCorcoran told him that was going to get a lot of messages from the State\nDepartment and from the Democratic National Committee and wanted to know\nif he would send them to Corcoran as soon as they came in. Clements said\nthat Pepper left a memorandum for him to follow. They discuss Pepper's\ntrip. Corcoran said he will keep in touch with Clements.\n12:30 pm CORCORAN to LEO CROWLEY telling him that Judge Bowdoin was in\nhis office and wanted to know if LEO wanted WARD to talk to him about the\nLouisville case. Leo said that he talked to Ward and wanted to know if\nWard called him. Leo said that they tried to get Louisville on the phone\nbut no success. Corcoran suggested that Ward had better talk to George\nnow so that he knows what George Bowdoin knows. Leo said to have him\ncome over to Ward's office about half past two. O. K.\n12:40 pm CORCORAN to (Arthur E?) Goldschmidt (office of Secretary of\nInterior?) telling him that he heard that there was a lot of people who\nwere out to get him. Corcoran told him that he was behind him 100% and\nwould fight for him.\n2:55 PM. CORCORAN to Senator Guffey and talks to Bill Bailey. Corcoran\nsays that the matter that Bailey talked with Mr. Nacey about was the same.\nT. C. says that it was vote the way that it was and that the vote will be\nout next week. T. C. says that Nacey's boss is the only one who can handle"
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