Truman Says Recession Paralyzed Republicans
ÛÏThe present Administra-] has fought, stalled or vetoed almost every constructive1 measure designed to relieve the economy,ÛªÛª the former President said in a prepared address.	I</br></br>Mr. Truman and House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas headlined the speaking program at a 510-a-plate dinner in the State Fairgrounds Youth Center to raise funds for Ohio Democratic congressional candidates.</br></br>The Eisenhower Administration. Mr. Truman said, ÛÏvetoed two farm-price support bills. It held up vital public works programs for many months, it limited the extension of unemployment compensation by threatening a veto if an adequate bill was Ipassed. And it approved the emergency housing program only with grave misgivings and an appeal for higher interest rates on home loans.</br></br>"This is the record. It shows that the Republicans are paralyzed' in the face of the recession, because they canÛªt do anything that would offend the people they representÛÓthe special interests and</br></br>V.	DiSalle of Toledo, his former Price Controller who is in his second contest for Governor * of Ohio.