Sen Joseph Joe Mccarthy — Part 15

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af a 2 ee, i, OT i 1 (9 = SEBS collecting 59-cent dollars in terms of purchasing powers Tou'ld pever et even . ea -. POM NPE fetes a eee As that way. _ ; And whet ebout our old folks? They're veing forced to ‘live on & miner. able pittance that wouldn't feed a dog. The Fair Deal pitchmen ere peddling encther fraud, Dr. Truman's precinct medicine men are trying to sell Oscar Eving's peculiar brand of pills. They are suger-coated but beneath the suger lies e bitter experience, Wetre not going to permit any invastona ‘of the confidential relationship between doctor and petient under the guise of socialized medicine, The shen and aecett of the Fair Dea) run through their shabby treatment of minority groupa, Year after year the Democratic Party has pledged itself to adoption of Civil Righte legislation, Year after year their promises have On every roll céll teten in the United States Senate, the majority of votes against the Civil Rights legislation has been cast by Democratic Senators; yet the Administration continues to dangle this vcte bait before the eyes of a still bewildered race, Colored people of Indiana, haven't they used you long enourh? Another vast group of hardworking, loyal American citizens who are being defrauced today by Fair Deal squanders, is the postal workers of America. Thousands of these loyal workers are being discharged because the Post Cffice Department has squandered its funds to a point where even mail deliveries have been curtailed, Yet, we send our hard-earned American dollars to provide three mati deliv. ertes daily in Socialist England end the American people sre getting but one delivery a day, - Deapite the Democratic Congress given Mr, Truman to carry out hia demand for repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act, his own Slst Congress has refused to emascu- late this law. . . While the Fair Deal protests ite loving interest in the welfare of the working men end women, at the same time, it is insisting on legislation which would‘deprive then of their Jobs. With more than four milifon American workers unemployed today, the Admin« ietretion is inefdting upon opening American markets to foreign-emade products fn competition with American -mage goods, Glassworkere, watchmakers, textile worker

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af a 2 ee, i, OT

i 1 (9 = SEBS

collecting 59-cent dollars in terms of purchasing powers Tou'ld pever et even . ea -.

POM NPE fetes a eee As

that way. _ ;

And whet ebout our old folks? They're veing forced to ‘live on & miner.
able pittance that wouldn't feed a dog.

The Fair Deal pitchmen ere peddling encther fraud, Dr. Truman's precinct
medicine men are trying to sell Oscar Eving's peculiar brand of pills. They are
suger-coated but beneath the suger lies e bitter experience,

Wetre not going to permit any invastona ‘of the confidential relationship
between doctor and petient under the guise of socialized medicine,

The shen and aecett of the Fair Dea) run through their shabby treatment
of minority groupa, Year after year the Democratic Party has pledged itself

to adoption of Civil Righte legislation, Year after year their promises have

On every roll céll teten in the United States Senate, the majority of
votes against the Civil Rights legislation has been cast by Democratic Senators;
yet the Administration continues to dangle this vcte bait before the eyes of a
still bewildered race, Colored people of Indiana, haven't they used you long
enourh?

Another vast group of hardworking, loyal American citizens who are being
defrauced today by Fair Deal squanders, is the postal workers of America.

Thousands of these loyal workers are being discharged because the Post
Cffice Department has squandered its funds to a point where even mail deliveries
have been curtailed,

Yet, we send our hard-earned American dollars to provide three mati deliv.

ertes daily in Socialist England end the American people sre getting but one
delivery a day, -

Deapite the Democratic Congress given Mr, Truman to carry out hia demand
for repeal of the Taft-Hartley Act, his own Slst Congress has refused to emascu-
late this law. . .

While the Fair Deal protests ite loving interest in the welfare of the
working men end women, at the same time, it is insisting on legislation which
would‘deprive then of their Jobs.

With more than four milifon American workers unemployed today, the Admin«
ietretion is inefdting upon opening American markets to foreign-emade products fn

competition with American -mage goods, Glassworkere, watchmakers, textile worker