World's Largest Fountain to End At Chicago Time
The centerpiece fountain of the Century of Progress in Chicago will be destroyed when the fair closes at midnight October 31. Spectacular final weeks promise more color and crowds as America views its most successful international exposition one last time.
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Will S. Coleman
Emily Coleman
Rushville
Claycy Nigh
Indianapolis
Charles Nigh
Earl Addison
Willard Cox
Newcastle
Julia Dale
LaPorte
Century of Progress
Henry Ball
Arlington
John McDaniel
Greenfield
Donald Stoten
Will J. Henley
Amy Milks
Martens
John Charles Tompson
America
William Weaver
Charles Weaver
Mary Elizabeth
Rayburn Fitch
Greensburg
Fitch
Edward Wright
Adams
Avery Rawls
Winona Newsom
Nelle McCorkle
Scott Hubbard
Cambridge City
Brown County
N. C. Binford
William Gatewood
Billy
Jess Redick
Near
Mays
Henry County Historical Society
New Castle
Smith Brothers Tax Burden Highlighted in Wall Street Journal
Coughing Up With the Smith Brothers notes the Wall Street Journal on taxes faced by the Smith Brothers of cough drop fame. The piece lists 24 distinct levies affecting the business from federal to local and argues high taxation impairs recovery and employment, urging policy changes.
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Smith Brothers
Wall Street Journal
Unemployment debate as Roosevelt era relief meets limits
The piece surveys unemployment during Roosevelt's presidency, noting 10 million jobless, breakdowns by industry, and the impact of relief programs. It discusses the feasibility of a 30-hour workweek, the need for local aid, and warns of looming winter relief demands amid growing economic strain. It also lists social then-local events and attendees from Indiana.
Funeral Services for Della Tuttle at Newcastle Methodist Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Tuttle aged about 55 were held at the Newcastle Methodist church with the pastor officiating. She is survived by her husband Dave and two children living near Newcastle. Interment followed in Newcastle cemetery. Attending were neighbors and local families, with several relatives visiting Indianapolis and surrounding towns during the weekend.
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Della Tuttle
Methodist
Newcastle
Dave Tuttle
Henry Gulliford
Sanford Hill
Cora Weaver
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