Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1936 — Page 4
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NEGRO'S PLIGHT REMAINS SAME,
SPEAKER SAYS
New Deal Branded ‘System
of Slavery’ by Beckwith.
“The economic plight of the Negro today is virtually the same as during the dark days prior to his emancipation.” Frank R. Beckwith, Republican nominee for state representative. said at a Negro rally at Fhillips Memorial Methodist Church here last night “He is the ward of an agency controlled by vicious political workers
whe have sot a limit on his wages |
without regard for his merit or will to work,” he ~ To vole Republican. Raymond 8S. Springer, G. gubernatorial nominee, also urged the Negroes to help oust the administrat of Gov. McNutt. Mr. Beckwith declared the “American Negro is not a charity seeker.” He charged under the New Deal a “System of slavery exists which has imprisoned
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d, urging Negroes |
the efforts and ambi- | fions of citizens of all races and re- |
to | | i diana Supreme Court reporter, was |
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of the Nininger Laboratory in
{to speak at Liberty this afternoon
and Muncie tonight, with her main |
address tomorrow night.
Mrs. Frank Downer, Greencastle, |
Plainfield tonight, night, an
{1s to speak at { Bloomington tomorrow | Peru Thursday night.
scheduled for South Bend |
turn to Indiana the “sound busii ness administration of the McNutt | regime.”
| income tax as the “only workable |
| method of keeping the Hoosier |
voters to support Townsend and re- |!
Senator Minton defended the gross |
SAYS NEW DEAL AIDED MILLIONS
‘Barkley Assails Landon in Democratic Rally at Logansport. { Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind. Sept. 22— Senator Alben W. Barkley of Ken-
| night that “if the Democratic Party lis given 12 years, there will be a | shortage of labor in the United | States.” Before a crowd estimated at 6000, | Senator Barkley claimed the Roose-
{velt Administration had restored {7,000,000 men to employment and | enacted legislation increasing the {annual income of the farmer $3,- | 000,000,000. | He declared that Gov. Alfred M. | Landon, G. O. P. nominee for the | presidency, apparently planned to | “retrace our steps to the days of {1932.7 i “In one breath he promises to {balance the budget, in another | breath he promises to reduce taxes {by which the budget could be bal-
tucky told a Democratic rally last]
anced, and he promises to continue relief,” the Kentucky Senator said.
Vandenberg Agrees to Debate Lewis
Ry United Press GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 22. —Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg | (Mich., Rep.) has met the challenge of Senator J. Hamilton Lewis to debate by offering the Illinois Democrat five “tangible texts” for discussion. Senator Vandenberg offered to meet Senator Lawis, “perhaps once at the finish” ‘as his time: until late in October definitely was promised. }
Tobin to Broadcast
Appeal for Roosevelt
Labor in Indiana and the nation will hear an appeal to support President Roosevelt when Daniel J. Tobin, Indianapolis, Teamsters’ and Chauffeurs’ Union national president, broadcasts Friday from 7:30 to 8 p. m. over a nation-wide hookup. The address, over the National Broadcasting Co. chain, is to be one of a series in which labor leaders are to appeal for votes for Mr.’ Roosevelt. . Mr. Tobin is chairman of the labor division of the Demicratic
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The New Deal and its accomplish-, ments were explained last night by George T. Davis attorney, in an adgress before Mount Jackson ‘Democratic Club, 2619 W. Washing-fon-st. Other speakers were Ben3=min Reed. Juvenile Court investigator. and John Houff of the city . Sireet cepartment. Roscoe Bredell
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