Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1936 — Page 6

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= Mich.), candidate for the Republics |

Party Legislators Approved

~ Jican members of the United States

. publican National Committee is de- ~ Workers against President Rooseveit, - of Representatives voted four to on¢ |

pon, Carlson.

. Martin, Treadway, Wigglesworth.

. panks, her ex-husband, ‘but it was

NEW YORK VOTE LIST

: City, where registrations

ECORDED FOR SECURITY LAW

Act Now Under National Committee’s Fire.

By Bcripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance - WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Repub+

Senate voted three to one for the Social Security Act which the Re-

nouncing in an attempt to turn Republican members of the House

in favor of the act. Leaders of the Republican Party in both Houses went on record for old-age benefits, unemployment in+ surance and other provisions of the act. So did Senator Vandenberg (R, |

An nomination and one of the most active campaigners against Roose: velit. So did Senator Steiwer (R, Ore.), keynoter at the Republican national convention.

Senators Are Listed

The list of Republicans in the Senate who voted for Social Ser gurity includes: Barbour (N. J.) Borah (Idaho), Capper (Kan), Davis (Pa.), Dickinson (Iowa), Frazier (N. D.), Gibson (Vt), Johnson (Cal), Keys (N.H., Mct Nary (Ore.), Norris (Neb.), Schall (Minn.), Steiwer (Ore.), Vandenr | berg (Mich.) and White (Me.) Five Republican Senators voted | against it: Austin (Vt), Hale (Me.), Hastings (Del), Metcalf (R.1.) and Townsend (Del) The House Republicans supporting the bill were headed by their floor leader, Snell of New York, permanent chairman of the Republican National Convention, and Rep. Englebright, Republican whip of the House. Republicans from Kansas, Gov. Landon’s state, and. from Illinois, the state of vice-presidential candidate Knox gave the measure their support.

Voted for Act

Following is the list of Republicr ans who voted for Social Security: California—Burnham, Carter, ColJlins, Englebright, Gearhart, Mrs. Kahn, Welch. Delware—Stewart. ° Illinois—Allen, Buckbee, Reed, Arends, Church, Dirksen. " Jowa—Gilchrist, Gwynne, Thurs: | ton. [1 Kansas—Guyer, Hope, Lambert

Kentucky—Robison. Massachusetts—Gifford, Holmes, Mrs. Rogers, Tinkham,

Maine—Brewster. Michigan — Blackney, Crawford, | Dondero, Engel, McLeod, Mapes, Michener, Wolcott, Woodruff, Kimball. Minnesota—Andreson, Christian: | gon, Maas, Pittenger. i Missouri—Short. Nebraska—Stefan. New Jersey—Bacharach, Cavicr chia, Hartley, Lehibach, Seger Wol- | yerton, Eaton. New York—Cole, Crowther, Lord, Powers, Snell, New Hampshire—Tobey. Ohio—Cooper, Hess, Jenkins, Marshall. Oregon—Ekwall, Mott. Pennsylvania — Darrow, Fenerty, Focht, Ransley, Wilson, Wolfenden, Kinzer. Tennessee—Reece, Taylor. Vermont—Plumley.

MARY VISITS DOUG; ‘STRICTLY BUSINESS’

By United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 20.—Mary Pickford today called on Doughlas Faiz-

Ditter, Turpin,

“strictly on business.” Fairbanks, who is here with his wife, the former Lady Sylvia Ashley, and Miss Pickford discussed the affairs of the United Artists Fim Ca, in which each has a large interest. Miss Pickford, who came from Hollywood especially to see Fairpanks, “who is one of my best friends—in a business way,” wore a smartly tailored blue suit, blue shoes, blue hat and gray fur coat.

HITS ALL-TIME HIGH

By United Press: ALBANY, Oct. 20.—An all-time record registration of 6,217,246 voir ers for the Nov. 3 elections—aphalf New York's popuon—was announced officially 0day by the State Department. | The figure is an increase of 864. 4325 over 1932. Greatest increase was yeported from Greater New York

from 2.339.617 to 2,899,123. Upstate

registration rose approximately 300,- | -

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