Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 138, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1932 — Page 24

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NORRIS LASHES HOOVER CLAIM OF LABOR HELP President's Pose False One, Fiery Nebraskan Tells Cleveland Audience. |v t nitrrl Prtn CLEVELAND, Oct. 19.—Senator George W. Norris, Nebraska, has called on labor to defeat President Hoover, because, he charged, the President tried to defeat legislation friendly toward labor, such as the anti-injunction law. The fiery Republican senator, who deserted the G. O. P. in 1928 to support Alfred E. Smith, and who now la campaigning for Governor Roosevelt, called upon labor, in an address here Tuesday night, to defeat Herbert Hoover in the coming election. His white head shaking, his voice trembling with emotion, the 71-year-old lawmaker, branded as “untrue” the Republican assertion that the President supported the “anti-yellow-dog” contract bill. Speaking in the auditorium where President Hoover told an audience last Saturday that the aim of his administration was to aid labor, Norris charged that the President opposed the bill prohibiting “yellow dog” contracts and providing relief from labor dispute injunctions. Norris based his address upon a quotation in the Republican national campaign book in which the President w*s described as having supported the anti-yellow dog contract bill against forecful opposition. “That is an outright lie.” Norris bellowed. “The only effective oppos tion to the bill was that made by the Hoover forces. Machinery controlled by the man in the White House held up that legislation Ihrough both sessions of two congresses.” Norris then turned his attack upon Mr. Hoover’s appointment of .Judge Wilkerson of Chicago to a federal bench. He termed Wilkerson "the most famous injunction judge in the history of the country*

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