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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1939
Page
4
The Carthage Citizen lists editor Ed E Bly as publisher and notes weekly publication from Carthage Indiana. Subscription rates are 1.50 per year with Canada at 2.00, six months 75 cents, three months 50 cents, and it is entered at the Carthage Indiana post office as second class.
The nation knows Hopkins more than Governor Murphy as controversy surrounds Murphy for nullifying Michigan judges orders during sitdown strikes. Industrial leaders question Murphy’s judgment while Senate action on both Cabinet picks looms, though Washington reporters expect them to stay in place.
Washington report notes President Roosevelt speaks to Congress with no compromise in sight. He defends his programs and hints at a new Health Department while urging continued support for social and economic policies. The speech signals a frigid political climate and a push to arms protection.
A renowned economist criticizes political demagoguery against business while noting improved but fragile climate. He argues extremists attack banks utilities large retailers and manufacturers to sway voters, harming investment and jobs. He urges targeted reforms for real abuses without broad anti business sentiment.
The text contrasts two possible Congressional approaches. A fair cooperative stance would propel the country forward, while flagrant demagoguery could drive it backward. The emphasis is on how legislative mood impacts economic progress.
Opinions say the Indiana Legislature faces a red budget risk if Social Security spending or new capital outlays rise. Republicans demand a trimmed budget within revenues, while overall state and local expenditures have surged since 1933 34, prompting concerns among Democratic and Republican lawmakers.
The Chicago News notes Hitler would be bewildered by the Lima pact which gives nothing to anyone. The Indianapolis Star foresees federal prisons as potential nurseries for long distance runners. The Hartford Daily Courant observes the public’s guessing game about Congress, with the President joining in.
Radio and TV schedules list tonight's Tune Up Time with Joan Blondell and Dick Powell on CBS at 9 p m. Claire Trevor and Edward G Robinson appear on Kate Smith Variety Hour. other programs include Howie Wing from 5 15 p m and Campbell Playhouse with Burgess Meredith at 8 p m. Details cover network slots across CBS NBC and CBC with Disney Animators at 6 p m Saturday and Screen Guild Show with Clark Gable and Bette Davis on CBS at 6 30 p m Sunday.
A rare coin, said to be the last piece minted in the islands, was given to the star during the making of the MGM musical Honolu lu. The coin, kept under the lips of ludy, symbolized a lasting memento for the actress.
Clarence B. Gwyn of the Richmond Indiana Social Security Field Office stresses in a day’s statement the need to include each employee’s account number and full name in wage reports to the Social Security Board. He notes many reports cite only a name such as John Doe, failing to identify accounts adequately for proper credit and benefits.
The piece argues that leaders must govern action, not mere momentum. It contrasts imperial boots with constructive progress, asserting that head prioritized society enables peace, freedom, and advancement, while ungoverned feet breed violence and suppression.
The undersigned appointed by the Rush County Circuit Court to execute the estate of Emma J. Overman says the estate is solvent. Howard E. Henley is named as executor. Filed January 6, 1939 with Clerk Dale Fisher. Attorneys: Titsworth & Titsworth.
The Administrator of the Estate of Phoebe N Newsom has filed a final settlement account. Rush Circuit Court in Rushville Indiana will hear on February 7 1939 to show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and interested parties must appear to prove heirship or claims. Penniman Bryant Administratrix. Gary and Bohannon Attorneys. Dale Fisher Clerk.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions including Scientific Aid in the National Museum and Technologist in Agricultural Economics. Closing dates vary by region, with deadlines in February 1939. Eligible applicants must meet age and education requirements and may face mental testing.
Record shows amounts labeled Total Balance of combine funds and Total Bonded Indebtedness under treasurer J A Lineback with figures including 11,120.67 and 3,400.00 and references to Dee 81 1938.
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