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Newspaper

Delphi Citizen

Location

Delphi, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1932

Page

8

Leeds quits GOP to back Democrats in Indiana

Rudolph G. Leeds of Richmond announces he will support Democratic candidates this year. He blasts Senator James E. Watson for opposing farm protection measures and aiding Hoover's policies, arguing Watson failed to defend farmers from deflation and unemployment.

Rudolph G. Leeds Richmond Ind William B. Leeds Dan Reed Indiana Elwood Jim Watson James E. Watson Hoover Watson Congress

Politician A Aims To Defeat Him In Election

A fragment notes a political rival pledging to beat the incumbent in the upcoming contest and retire him to private life. The context suggests a heated campaign with promises of turnover and change in leadership.

Washington ouster claims stir wartime debate and unrest

The article reports officials asserting that few B E F veterans were real veterans and a commander calling the claim a damned lie after reviewing discharge papers. It notes a Washington demonstration and tensions in Indiana coal regions as alarming indicators of potential trouble.

Washington Walters Indiana

Stock Rally Lacks Solid Ground Amid Flat Industry Data

The stock surge attracts headlines yet underlying gauges show steel, auto, car loadings, and electric power output did not improve. Market optimism hinges on vague “ administration backed” vibes while real industry activity remains weak and uncertain for radio tubes trade.

Indiana Prohibition Debate Ends With Indefinite Postponement

Senate votes to indefinitely postpone a House anti prohibition bill while drys and veterans clash over modification. Gov Leslie signs late Wednesday afternoon the automobile license and gasoline tax diversion bills.

Senate Leslie

Indiana university cuts room and board costs for students

Carroll county students and Indiana University will save about $2 640 and the student body about $278 000 in room and board costs for the coming school year due to price reductions announced by President W L Pryan. University dormitories drop $2 to $2 50 weekly for board and room with rooms alone in residence hall at $2 weekly. Room and board set at $8 per week in university dormitories.

Carroll County Indiana University W. L. Pryan

Dinner and golf outing hosted by Rev. Clifford Reed

Rev. Clifford Reed of St. Josephs church hosts friends at his home for dinner and then a golf afternoon at the Country Club. Guests include Father Schmitz of Peru Father Shaw of Monterey Father Halpin Father Derrick of Kokomo Father Maher of Portland Ore Father Tom Walsh of Scranton Pa Ed Halpin of Boston and other friends.

Clifford Reed St. Joseph's Church Father Schmitz Peru Shaw Monterey Halpin Derrick Kokomo Maher Portland Ore Tom Walsh Scranton Ed Halpin Boston Mass

Funeral services for Newton J. Schooler 78

Funeral services were held Monday for Newton J. Schooler 78 who died Saturday from heart disease. He spent most of his life in Brookston. Surviving are his widow two daughters Mrs May Smith of Indianapolis and Mrs Pauline Nichols of Delphi and two sons William and Vingil of Brookston.

Newton J. Schooler Brookston May Smith Indianapolis Pauline Nichols Delphi William and Vingil

Retrenchment Measures Move Through Special Session

Mrs. K S Mann and sons from Indianapolis visit George Beale family. The special session advances retrenchment bills cutting local tax units budgets, with Senate and House working to reconcile. A general salary bill pending in the Senate could affect all local tax units. The Chambers measure caps budgets at 85 percent for three years, preserving bond retirement and poor relief. Savings of at least 15 percent are expected for each unit, with higher cuts for valuations under 15 percent. lawmakers anticipate a quiet close to the session next Monday midnight.

House Senate Chambers House of Representatives

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