Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1932 — Page 4

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OWEN YOUNG AGAIN BOOMED FOR PRESIDENT Some Anti-Roosevelt Forces See Prince of Industry as Chief Hope. Iv r nittd l’rtf WASHINGTON, May 12.—The latest hop* of some anti-Roosevelt Democrat* is Oven D. Young. This tall, lean, smiling prince of Industry has reappeared in the Democrat!* presidential picture as the man around whom eastern Democrats may Join forces. In the middle west, some influential Democrats have been informed of a movement to make him the candidate of the SmithHaskob group which is determined to block Roosevelt. ; In New York, the leading newspapers have printed apparently Inspired reports of activity for Young among the Smith group. Several days ago word came from hi home section in upstate New York. The Little Falls Evening Times carried a significant editorial declaring that Young was a man who always had sacrificed personal considerations to what he regarded as public duty. Has Economic Program ‘ It then is reasonable to assume,” the editorial stated, “that if a clarion call came from Jus party lor him to be the standard-bearer in the next campaign, he would thrust aside his personal inclinations and accept.” Advance proofs of -this w’ere circulated. and it is regarded as an authoritative expression. Young spoke at Canton, N. Y., this week, commenting sympathetically upon the equalisation fee plans of farm relief. He was here last winter and. before a house committee, urged a half billion dollar bond issue for soldier bonus loans. He is understood to favor an economic program much in line with that just advanced by Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Senate Democratic leader. Mentioned Year Ago In other words, ail of the symptoms el a presidential candidacy are present in Young’s case. Young prominently was mentioned a year ago, but last fall he dropped entirely out of the general disrussion when he curtly checked the talk of him. Pro-Roosevelt spokesmen already are reviving the power issue against Young. Some have felt that he would be embarrassed also by the fact that the radio anti-trust suit, the biggest anti-trust prosecution in history, makes some of his companies defendants. Young has been the architectural genius of the giant Radio Corporation enterprises. He is chairman of thp board of General Electric, and director in many corporations, chiefly electrical and utility. In Wall Street Web • Because of these extensive interests, Young sits in the Wall Street financial and industrial web. In ability, his rpcord as a collaborator in the Dawes and Young reparations plans, his successful business career, his leadership in civic movements, his industrial statesmanship, an attitude toward the power, and many other issues w hich makes him seem like a liberal in comparison with his extremely conservative associates, and the /act that President, Hoover called him to assist in the Gifford unemployment commission, leave his opponents little to chew on. On prohibition, he was cautiously “for temperance” and against “hypocrisy” the last time he committed himself.

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of cripples and also the deformities . that constitute some of the most ; serious hazards of childbirth. •DOC HORSE r MOURNED Animal Which Supplied Serum for 41.000 Children Is Dead. ! Ry United Prrs NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May 12—Old Doc Dobbin, 21. is dead, after supplying diphtheria antitoxin material for treatment of 41.000 children. The Doc was a guest of honor of schoolchildren at a birthday party here two years ago. The tables were decorated with apples, cakes and candles, but the old horse muched apples for his.

11S KILLED, 5 OTHERS HURT IN CAR ACCIDENTS Truck Driver Is Crushed Under Machine on Highway. One person was killed, five others w'ere injured and two motorists were arrested as result of traffic accidents in and near the city on Wednesday night, according to the police. James J. Easterday. 48. of 1824 Ghent avenue, died in the Methodist hospital a short time after he was crushed under his truck when it overturned on L*. S. road 52, near Royalton, in Boone county. Rain Obscured Vision Rain on the windshield obscured Easterdays vision, and as he approached a hill he applied the brakes, causing the truck to skid. He was employed at the Kibler Trucking Company. Crashing into another car as It skidded on the wet pavement near Brow-nsburg. W. T. Martindaie. 738 East Fifty-third street, representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation, and Harold Vevins of Brooklyn, Ind., director of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation, were cut and bruised, neither seriously. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yapp of Brownsburg. occupants of the car that skidded, were bruised. Woman Is Hit An unidentified woman w>as knocked to the pavement and sustained bruises when struck by sn auto driven by Katherine Thalman, 27, of 621 North Hamilton avenue, in the 700 block East Thirtieth

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