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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen lists editor Ed E Ely and identifies as a weekly paper from Carthage Indiana. It publishes rates of 1.50 yearly, 2.00 Canada, six months 75c and three months 50c and is entered as second class mail matter.
Lamont Du Pont argues for a threefold program to generate jobs, wealth, and agricultural prosperity through planned research, expanded production, and broad market growth. He urges a government pledge to stabilize taxes and legal rules to reduce industry uncertainty.
A nostalgic Christmas reflection links the Star of Bethlehem to a world at war and to the birth of a boy who grows into a symbol of service. The piece recalls journeys to Egypt, sightings under the Sphinx, and scenes of kindness, learning, and community through the Service Club’s spirit.
A Marion Chronicle excerpt quotes a local leader urging focus on the present rather than past industrial downturns. The discussion centers on policy choices already made and the need to move forward without rehashing earlier debates.
A commentary urges Congress to move quickly on key measures including the hours-wages bill housing program and farm bill to restore public confidence and revive America’s production. It notes President Roosevelt’s call for swift action and questions how the nation will meet needs with limited funds amid political friction.
The White House plans a new fence estimated at 44 000 dollars. The project appears aimed at guarding against unseen threats, with officials offering few details on its exact purpose and potential to deter public unrest.
Newcastle News Republican calls for the United States to reject Europe’s fate and shrink a costly bureaucracy. It urges citizens to cut burdens, embrace hard work thrift and cooperation to restore national prosperity and freedom.
WLBC Muncie previews entertainment news with Kate Smith fashion notes and Myrtle Vail and Donna Damerel’s 100th performance, plus Eddie Cantor on Collier’s, Parkyakarkus in a new RKO film, and Paul Whiteman’s CBS return. John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie guest on Hollywood Hotel while Alice Faye and Tony Martin guard marriages against gossip.
The piece advises keeping the turkey breast up on a rack to retain juices and to prevent fowl cholera by isolating infected birds and requiring clean boots or rubbers for those entering infected areas. It also notes farmers should prune defective trees in farm woods to improve timber quality.
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