LABOUR SUPPORT

Grey River Argus, 11 May 1944, Page 4

LABOUR SUPPORT

FOR RO'OSEVELT. zr> H.Z. Press Assn.] 9 -25.) WASHINGTON, May IU. the President of the Committee or industrial Organisation, Mr D MurW, m a speech at the United Steel Workers Convention, at Cleveland, endorsed President Roosevelt for a fourth term. He said that an overwhelming majority of the people, re-> gardless of political affiliation, demanded his re-election. “No man in our lifetime,” he added, “has rendered greater, service to his nation.” ROOSEVELT THREATENED. (Rec. 11.50. J WASHINGTON, May 10. The arrest of a man named Harolai Mason, on a charge of making threats against the life of President Roosevelt, has been announced at Philadelphia b v the Secret Service. Details of the allegetl threat are not disclosed.