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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1934

Page

2

Political Opinions and Local Election Notes from Carroll County

A mix of political quotes and candidate notes discusses Perry Rule and Bert Mayhill in Carroll and surrounding counties. It cites opposition to Fred Landiss, calls for new blood in the Republican party, and mentions reform ideas on liquor licenses pension measures and primary law repeal. The piece reflects local sentiment ahead of state legislative races and party nominations.

Perry Rule Carroll County Perry Lafayette Fred Landiss Bert Mayhill Delphi Journal Carroll Bert Roger Perdition Ave State House

Dinner at Eight Cast Receives Historic Film Praise

The Arc screens Dinner at Eight Sunday and Monday with a stellar cast led by John and Lionel Barrymore Wallace Beery and Marie Dressler. Jean Harlow appears as Beerys wife adding sharp contrast to tragic dinner guests. The film intertwines episodes before the dinner and showcases flawless acting and direction.

John Lionel Barrymore Wallace Beery Marie Dressler Jean Harlow Beery Hight

Delphi 1950 a glance at a future dictatorship

A narrator recalls a transformed Delphi in 1950 with five o clock sirens and a work first culture. Statues shift to a dictator beside Roosevelt and Stalin while churches become shops and the Internationale plays on the square. The piece narrates fear of brain trust influence and a peaceful, eerie ascent of totalitarian rhythm.

Roosevelt Stalin

Better Fishing and Public Figures in Quiet Dissent

A reflective essay notes spring fishing along Deer Creek and McGreevy's waters, contrasting costs and returns with sunlit recreation. It criticizes public officials amid Dillinger coverage, mocks court immunity notions, and parodies political rumor in a curio of era commentary.

Deer Creek McGreevey

President McKinley Dies. Nation Mourns Across Borders

The nation and world mourn following President McKinley’s death at 2:15 on Saturday morning. Early reports say the country felt deeper gloom as the trusted bulletins promised hope but confirmed his demise, reducing partisan divides to sincere sorrow.

McKinley

Carnegie’s Brain Trust Epitaph Jokes At His Death

The report quotes Mr. Carnegie proposing a wry epitaph: Here lies a man who knew how to get around him cleverer men than himself. The line reflects his view on leadership and influence among peers.

Senators clash in opening Senate session over tariff

Senators Tilman and McLaurin exchanged blows during the opening Senate debate on tariffs. McLaurin drew blood from his colleague's nose in a historic first scene for the government.

Tilman McLaurin Senate Coleague

Political Musings on Illinois Primary and City Council Plan

The Illinois Democratic primary test signals strong party support for the New Deal nationally and locally. The piece discusses a councilmanic district voting plan with district ballots and cross-district voting in primaries, plus a note on George Durgan’s attendance record and a remark about Pleas Greenlee’s gubernatorial appointment.

Illinois Literary Digest New Deal

Roosevelt’s Long Public Career Reaches Two Decades

Theodore Roosevelt is nearly 43, with twenty years of experience in public affairs. The remark highlights Roosevelt’s broad exposure to governance and leadership roles shaped by early achievements and ongoing public service.

Theodore Roosevelt

Ocean Dredge Plans Stalled by Pierpont Morgan

Readable text notes that no giant dredge has yet been used by Pierpont-Morgan to explore the deep sea caves, keeping plans for such a venture in doubt as waters remain unpenetrated.

Ocean -Bear Pierpont-Morgan

President Roosevelt orders navy aide discharged to curb scandal

The article reports that President Roosevelt removes a naval department aide in an effort to relieve the department from scandal. It notes a critique of his method and hints at broader tensions within the navy's leadership.

Roosevelt

Pleasant Pellets Restore Beauty for Careless Dancers

An advertorial notes young women neglect self care for dances and sleigh rides, risking their freshness. Pleasant Pellets are advertised as a remedy to restore beauty and youthful appearance.

Public Comment on Indiana Education and Tax Policy

A speaker argues for reforming Indiana education and taxation, criticizing the 1933 session yet praising efforts to ease tax burdens. He targets the free school system, supports repealing minimum teacher salaries, and favors local control over teacher pay while urging stricter bank security for deposits.

Indiana

Farmers Welcome Bonds In Debts Settlement

Jesse McCarty secretary treasurer of the Camden national farm loan association in Camden Indiana received word from Farm Credit Administration Governor William Myers that farmers and their creditors are ready to receive bonds of the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation. These bonds are being tendered by the Federal Land Bank of Louisville in place of cash to settle farmers debts.

Jesse McCarty Camden National Farm Loan Association of Camden Ind Farm Credit Administration Wm. Myers Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Federal Land Bank of Louisville

Conservatory Offers Free Scholarships for Local Students

Max T. Krone of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music in Indianapolis invites Carroll County high school seniors to apply for nine free scholarships for next fall. A statewide contest will select the nine recipients, with winners announced at the May Music Festival. Applications close May 1.

Carrol County Max T. Krone Arthur Jordan The Conservatory

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