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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
4
An Electrical World editorial argues rising power demand across homes factories and farms will push utilities to expand. Sales of power using machinery jumped 14 percent during a weak mood while generating capacity rose only 3.5 million kilowatts. The piece notes a prior drop in large industrial power use eased capacity constraints but forecasts renewed growth and potential prosperity if utilities can fund large scale expansion.
Mrs. Nathan Pickett returned home early in the week and Mr. Pickett is expected back today. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Garth Pittman of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Dora Neal and family of Kirklin, and Mr. and Mrs. Eary Scircle and family of Kempton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sims and their son Dwight.
A columnist argues three grand juries and three state governments fail to curb crime and corruption. Federal action for a national police force is urged to cut delays, end law crime links, and restore honest investigations. The piece envisions centralized U.S. detectives with modern forensics solving crime nationwide.
The senate divides into thirds for two year expiry cycles. A death or resignation leads to an appointed or elected fill for the remainder term, a short term. In November elections a candidate may seek the short term and another candidate the six-year long term starting next term.
Claude Pearson spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Fred Jessup and daughter Maxine near Rushville. Mrs Frank Overman Miss Helen Overman and Mrs J A Lineback visited in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D P Dunn Mrs Katherine Kennedy and Mrs Grace Porter called on friends of Mr Dunn at Burlington Sunday. Miss Elsie and Ada Chappell returned to Providence Rhode Island later in the week to resume their teaching there.
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