Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 16

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TOWNSEND SYMPATHY VOTE, * CHASEY CLAIMS

G. 0. P. Farm Bureau Chief Says Security Act Means New Levy.

Times Special PRINCETON, Ind, Sept. 25— Criticising M. Clifford Townsend, Democratic nominee for Governor, and charging him with seeking “voter sympathy” for passage of the Social Security Act, L. O. Chasey, G. O. P. farm bureau director, spoke here last night at a Republican rally. Mr. Chasey’ charged the Social Security Act with “repealing the $1.50 tax limitation law.” “Seeking to win sympathy for himself he forgets that this act not

only repeals the tax limitation law’ 5

but places a separate tax levy, .in addition to all tax levies now authorized by law, on all taxable properties inthe state,” thc speaker - sald. “The. administration of this act lowers the amount of money already received by applicants under our original old-age pension act.” Mr. Chasey attacked the radical support given President . Roosevelt and said he carried out the Socialist Party platform in its entirety during the last four years. He pointed to alleged extrava-

gances in the state administration | during the last four years and charged thee McNutt 'Administration with creating a multiplicity of | bureaus, boards and commissions, | raising the salaries of officials and! purchasing hundreds of new automobiles for office holders.

Third Ward Republicans to Hear Hillis Tonight

Glen R. Hillis, Kokokomo manufacturer, is to speak tonight at the Springer-for-Governor Club meeting of Third Ward Republicans, 2230 College-av. R. A. Barnard is to preside. Walter Bruce is to have charge of entertainment.

Mrs. Blair Bannister Speaks in Angola

By United Press ANGOLA, Ind. Sept. 25.—Mrs. Blair Bannister, Washington, Assist-"|

ant United States Treasurer, will be one of the speakers at the annual | fall meeting of the Indiana Women’s | Democratic Club at Pokagon State Park on Lake James tomorrow. Invitations have been extended to Lieut. Gov. M. Clifford Townsend,

state candidates. They will be presented by Mrs. Inez Scholl, Indianapolis, state vice chairman,

Minton Defends Relief as Humane

By United Press SULLIVAN, Ind, .Sept. 25.—Exrenditures of the Rogpsevelt Administration were defended as “a humane effort” last night by United States Senator Sherman Minton in an address last night before approximately 5000 persons. “It was all right to spend billions of dollars to carry on the World War, but the Republicans think it is all wrong to spend a few billion dollars now that men, women and children may live,” Minton said. He ridiculed the Republican victory in the Maine election as a forecast of the November outcome,

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LABOR ACT VIOLATION | CHARGED TO PACKER

The Morgan Packing Co., Austin, Ind. today was charged with violating the National Labor Relations Act in a protest on file with the National Labor Relations’ Board. Nature. of the charges, filed yesterday by Joseph W. Wilson, Fort Wayne attorney and representative of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistant's Union, was not made public. Ivan C. Morgan, Republican state chairman and president of the company, said an attempt to organize 80 workers in the company’s printing plant was probable cause for the union's action.

LIBRARY HOURS CHANGED

Beginning . Monday the Business - Branch of the Indianapolis Public * Library, Ohio and Meridian-sts, is to resume its regular schedule, and be open every day, except Sunday, from 8:30 a. m. until 6 p. m.

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Twelfth Ward barbecue and county rally to be held by the Democratic Party at the Indiana State Fairground tomorrow afternoon and evening. : Mr. Mitchell is director of the? Western division of the national col-

tional Committee. Other speakers on the program | will be E. Kirk McKinney, R. Earl Peters, Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker, Henry O. Goett, Walter Boetcher, county chairman, and Marshall Talley. William Clauer, Twelfth Ward chairman, ‘expects between - 20,000 and 30,000 persons at the rally Fifty thousand tickets have been handed out in precincts and wards of the city. The Manufacturers’ Building: adcording to early reports, is to have ample catering facilities for caring : for the crowd. Henry Richardson, Negro lawyer.

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Dr. Ivan Lee Holt and state Representative, is to be temporary chairman of the meeting. F. B. Ransom is permanent chairman. The Twelfth Ward is to be host to all.other wards at the outing.

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RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 25.—A protest against ‘quartering of British troops on property of a Quaker school in Pdlestine was urged today

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