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Newspaper
Camden Record News
Location
Camden, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
7
The piece argues the wartime aura of a peacetime session marked by extraordinary laws and presidential aims. It credits Roosevelt with moving to end economic crisis and restoration of confidence, noting the session’s historic scope and uncertain long term effects.
A summer safety plea urges motorists to slow down and yield to children crossing streets near homes and schools. It cites 4 160 fatalities and 152 550 injuries among youths five to fourteen last year and calls for vigilant, daylight hours of caution to protect kids on their way to fields and playgrounds.
Carroll county circuit court will close Saturday for the summer. County agents and club leaders from Carroll Clinton Jasper Howard Cass Miami Newton and White counties will meet at Camp Tecumseh Wednesday to plan 4-H youth programs. The Camden State Bank forecloses on mortgage against LeRoy Urmston and Minnie A. Arnison.
The scope notes the 1933 actions advancing beer legalization, banking reform with the Glass Steagall act, the economy act to cut deficits, and the industrial recovery act. It credits Congress and President Roosevelt for aiding farmers homeowners veterans and reviving credit and industry during the crisis.
The Lnelana roadway department advocates broader state highways and promises ideas for the future while reducing current spending. The initiative aims to modernize infrastructure with a forward looking plan and prudent budget management.
Everett Welday and three companions in a Pontiac collided with Theemmanuele of Burnessville on state road 39 north of Patton Friday night. Welday was taken to a hospital in Rensselaer where his injuries are not considered serious.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive applications for Agricultural Assistant roles in the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Employment ranges from 2000 dollars yearly with deductions. Requirements include agricultural college graduation or recognized standing, farm residence, and at least two years in related farming tasks. Full information from the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission in Washington, D.C.
The article credits President Roosevelt for the economic recovery measures while noting that members of the seventy-third Congress completed the legislation. It states that although the President sketched the type of laws, the House and Senate crafted the final product through tough, concrete plans.
Yakey of Deer Creek and McCain of Flora wed Sunday at Rev. Stein's home in Dayton Ind. The bride, former deputy Cass County treasurer, is daughter of Charles and Mrs Yakey of Deer Creek. Groom, son of David John McCain of near Flora, teaches at Burlington school.
Verttas Vermilion warns against picking a nickel from the floor noting risk to health and back suspender batten. The quip frames a cautionary stance on small actions with exaggerated danger. The source presents a humorous, period-voice remark.
Rhubarb dessert ideas including Rhubarb Vanity Rhubarb Betty and Energy Salad prepared with rhubarb pieces, coconut, dates, cheese and raisins. Instructions cover washing, slicing, layering in a dish, baking times and serving suggestions.
The piece notes James Middleton Cox’s view that the economic conference will likely face sparring and partisan battles. It highlights a world rife with nationalism, aggression in Europe and Asia, unemployment, unstable currencies, and mutual distrust, shaping delegates’ approach to monetary policy and prices.
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