Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1936 — Page 27

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| Nebraska

Is Aflame in Spite

arfare Over

U.S. Senatorial Seat Held by George Norris

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Stokes Says Political Feud May_.£nable Republican to Defeat Statesman.

By Reripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance LINCOLN, Neb. Oct. 2.—Nebras-

ka, usually regarded as a placid, pas- |

toral; orderly sort of state is so! aflame today in spite warfare over the United States senatnrial seat at stake that it almost rivals the one-

time, far-famed feuds of Kentucky with. political family divided against political family. The victim, as far as the nation is concerned, may be the elder, venerable statesman Senator George W. Norris, seeking re-election as an independent, whose name is written already in history for all to read in the giant TVA project and innumerable smaller power, irrigation and flood control projects; in the constitutional amendment abolishing the lame duck sessions of Congress, in outlawing of the so-called “yellow dog” labor contract; and, in his own state, the unicameral, or one-body, Legislature, among other | achievements. This lion among national legislators finds himself, at 74 and full of honors, annoyed and threatened by a snapping political cub in the per-

Alben W. Barkley

George W. Norris

himself is beginning a whirlwind | tour that will put him on the stump daily until Nov. 3.

son of bespectacled, round-faced 36-

year-old Terry McGovern Carpen- | ter,

Senator's seat. Republican May Win

Democratic candidate for the |

President Roosevelt will join the campaign in a speech at Omaha. “Terry's” large following has ter- | | rified Democrats running on the | state ticket. They fear to mention | | Norris, to take sides, despite word |

at Omaha, said a word for Senator Norris at the close, snd did not mention “Terry” who sat on the platform. Immediately from Terry's followers in the audierize came loud “boos.”

QUARTET TO SING

Melodies of Sloveniz will be sung

To cap the irony, Mr. Carpenter— | { from Washington that campaigners | by the Belgrade University Quartet Just plain “Terry” to his followers— | must, plug for the Senator.

_ very likely will go down to defeat, and possibly to political SLI.

with the doubtful

distinction of | Barkley

The embarrassment they face was | revealed when Senator Alben W.| (D., Ky.), opening the

when it appears in concert at 6:30 p. m. Sunday at the tional Home, 3626 W. concert is to be spo:

Yugoslav Na-16th-st. The hsored by the

having caused, or having tried to| Democratic campaign with a speech’ home society.

cause, the removal of a man long respected and honored by both

& Democrats and Republicans.

The beneficiary may be the ros. | ular Republican candidate, former | = Rep. Robert G. Simmons, the third | man in this tri-cornered race, |

through a split in the liberal Dem- |

ocratic and Republican vote be- |

' | tween the Senator and Mr. Carpen- |

‘aging in every way they can the

ier, and concentration of the conservative Republican and Democratic vote behind Mr. Simmons. + This is the result devoutly wished by the banking, big business and power interests, not only in this state but throughout the country, who are aiding and abetting the cause of Mr. Simmons and encour-

eandidacy of Terry Carpenter who carries the banner, with his tongue in his cheek, of the Townsend and Coughlin forces.

Roosevelt for Norris

These interests would like nothing better than to remove from public office the Senator who has embarrassed them so often. “Terry” is outlawed by the national Democratic Administration and by the state Democratic organization. President Roosevelt wants Senator Norris re-elected and has said so publicly. Out of this situation Terry is trying to make himself a martyr among his fol- | lowing, a heterogeneous mixture of brash youngsters and discouraged old folks, the back-wash of the depression here as elsewhere. They helped to send him to Congress for a two-year tour in 1932, where: he was a thorn in the flesh of James A. Farley and regular House leaders, and they almost nominated him for Governor in 1934, There is intense bitterness. between the Norris and Carpenter camps which extends to the principals and apparently is beyond healing. National leaders sought to induce “Terry” to withdraw. He still could get out before next Monday. But he says he w@n't—and you know he means it.

President to Speak

Having failed, the National Administration is doing everything possible to elect Senator Norris. A battery of national figures is being

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