Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-07-25 | Page 9 | Abor Opposes Bood in Race for Reelection

bOR BOB BOR OPPOSES BLooD LOOP 1000 IN RACE OR 08 REELECTION 1 t i leaders ders rs Go on Record ing President Roosevelt 10 iy 1 JENNINGS p PHILLIPS s utah State Federation of ot r 1 claiming to represent unionists and nd their families lilly Illy placed itself on record day ay L as U favoring the reelection resident Roosevelt but opposed he Jie and reelection I vernor vernOr Henry H. H Blood nt ta federations federation's stand in support Roosevelt and against mor Blood was announced Sat- Sat iy ij by Paul M. M Peterson who said formal action Uie groups group's political p policies wasn was wasn n n at a meeting of ot the federa- federa s 51 executive council in the Salt BaIt Labor temple on July 12 r r. r Peter Peterson on said he and the coun council had authorized fe Isie Ls- Ls ice ie e of a public statement pred pre- pre d 4 by Frank A. A Noller vice pres- pres kjof the federation outlining r ft ra attitude toward the two can- can tu tes statement released Saturday Kr lir Noller praised President evelt's labor policies and coni con- con i ted d those of ot Governor Blood he lii action of ot organized labor in orting rUng President Roosevelt on Noller basis basu Mr r needs no explanation His d regarding social and I labor bor LaUon his recognition of the j earners through their bona labor unions need no comment labors labor's opposition to mor Blood the federation esman said the organization d 4 b ba be subject to severe and could not claim to I the wage earners of ot Utah if it d not taken its present stand Disappointed Rebuffed Noller Noler charged that for near- near ur Ut r long years org organized labor tin has suffered disappoints disappoint disappoint- s j rebuffs and setbacks at the thea theof a of the governor who rode mely into office on a new de deal dealt l t tl which he herbas has not only ig- ig 1 but to us h has deliberately Is face against me and time again he cond cond con- con d a. Governor Blood has been coned begged and implored by Ired labor to call a special m Ml to enact legislation required 10 IQ fed federal government to fo con- con with the national so social ial sef se- se f flaw law IB is governors governor's refusal to take a step has cost the stafe staf some quarters of a milU million n dollars i h has s been made available for Ins insurance r an c e. e The They Thesy sy y lies lLes in the federal treasury th the working people of ot Utah lost this insurance No Other Indorsement opposing the incumbent gov's gov- gov s oS reelection move the federa- federa did cUd not indorse another can- can e. e S Such ch action will not be becoming becoming coming taming if at all until after Democratic and Republican nominating conventions on st Jt 1 10 16 and 22 22 respectively ob- ob rs believe posing POling Governor Blood for the nomination are State ors rs rl Herbert B. B Maw of Salt c county and Hugh M. M W Wood Wood- od- od of of Utah county Mayor Har- Har W. W Peery of Ogden another crat erat is exp expected to campaign as an independent three candidates are bidding abor's ibor's support on progressive h of ot th the four tour Republican canes can can- W. es-W. es W. W W. W the 1932 nee aee E. E W. W Kelly Salt Lake merchant Ray E. E Dillman attorney and D. D H. H Chris Chrls- n Salt Lake City contractor contractor- mown iown flOWn to favor social security in some form torm de ria as observers predict union la- la indorsement may go to the P. P nominee in the event of mor Bloods Blood's