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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
2
The author argues that national policy and society overvalue university education. Colleges act as businesses, pressuring students with high costs and questionable benefits. Many graduates face bleak job prospects, while instructors are often dull. A critical, skeptical view of the university system is urged.
A historical address argues the annual public war against accidents. It praises industrial safety gains while condemning automobile crashes as the leading peril on streets and highways and calls for stronger action against reckless drivers.
Reported as President Roosevelt and officials urge firms to comply with the National Recovery Act noting that NRA enforcement will intensify. General Johnson notes heat has not yet been applied, while talks suggest cancellation of government contracts for noncompliance and possible prosecutions for violations.
The President appoints Edward Francis McGrady as his representative to handle a conflict. A truce is signed within hours, resolving the NRA's most crucial issue. The majority favor decisive action and insist the law must not fail.
Indiana newspapers attack stream pollution as Kokomo factories discharge refuse and acids into Wildcat Creek. The acidified water killed fish, made the water unsafe for swimming and stock, affecting Carroll County residents along thirty miles of the creek. The Izaak Walton League advocates immediate disposal-plant action to restore clean streams.
Ray mond Clapper lauds the Roosevelt selection as the core team driving the New Deal. He notes their sharp personalities, common purpose, hard-nosed energy, and lack of grandiose ambitions. The group aims to coordinate recovery across sectors without political candidacy tendencies.
A reflection on cooperation during hard times, praising President Roosevelt and urging self reliance. It cites Chicago mayoral focus, burglars stealing a gun from a marshal, and quips about Baltimore kissing laws, a Texas sleeping course, and a Bloomington chicken that both lays eggs and crows.
Government estimate shows Carroll County schools to get at least 19 300 on January 1 1934 from the gross income tax. Distribution details by township and notes on October payments and future support for teachers are included.
Sheriff and Mrs Bert Clifton attended a picnic dinner at the Frank Hinkle home near Burrows on Sunday.
Notice that the administratrix Clara B Derm has been appointed for the estate of Joe C Brookbank late of Carroll County deceased. The estate is declared solvent. August 17 1933. Attorneys for Estate. 26 41.
Notice to Albert M Bresler a nonresident of Indiana that he must appear on or before October 16 1933 in Carroll Circuit Court Delphi to answer the complaint for divorce filed by Myrtle Bresler. Attorney Gus A Hall filed the action and the clerk signed the notice with seal on August 17 1933.
In Carroll Circuit Court Sept Term 1933 Complaint No 7860 Verne O Wise Ethol Wise Nancy Gillam et al. plaintiffs file complaint with affidavit naming defendants including Nancy Gillam widow of Jonathan Gillam and heirs legatees devisees grantees and successors in interest of Jonathan Gillam deceased plus listed Gillam family members and trustees.
The action seeks to quiet title to the West half of the Northwest quarter of Section 22 Township 24 North Range 2 West in Carroll County Indiana with a 78 acre area except a two rod wide strip along the East side owned by L N A and C Railway Company. It names all heirs and unknown spouses and others with potential interest and sets appearance for September 28 1933. Defendants are residents of Indiana with unknown addresses. they must appear by the Sept term.
A court notice from Delphi Indiana dated July 25 1933 informs defendants to answer or demur to the complaint at the Court House in Delphi or face a determination in their absence. It bears the seal of the court and signatures of plaintiffs' attorneys.
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by September 5 1933 at 2 PM for furnishing coal to county institutions including the courthouse jail and farm. Bids must state price per ton delivered district mine of origin coal size and whether mine run or screened. Delivery during September 1933 with right to reject any bid. J L Whiteman Auditor. August 8 1933. Booster 8 00 P M Saturday.
The Jefferson Township Advisory Board in Carroll County Indiana will hold a budget hearing on September 5 1933 to review the proposed tax rate and expenditures including trustee expenses traveling library records and legal services school tutors and transportation for children with a total proposed budget of 9300 dollars and a township trustee cost of 7870 dollars. The notice lists line items such as repairs building grounds and miscellaneous charges and invites taxpayers to attend the regular meeting at the township office.
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