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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
2
A new political campaign will be officially launched in Indiana this week as the election nears. Officials urge voters to test information sources and study candidates carefully and intelligently amid growing activity.
As the new school year nears, Carroll county 4-H activities wind down. Steady progress marks the program's value in training rural youth, promoting farm and home skills, and fostering citizenship for future farm leaders.
The essay criticizes broad audiences and media for misunderstanding culture and art. It argues Hollywood producers magazines books and newspapers chase average readers. It links culture with etiquette and art with appearance, noting few discerning people.
A Republican publicist warns of danger in reciprocal trade deals with Czechoslovakia Britain and Canada while claiming trade has doubled since Hawley Smoot Act era. The piece questions party consistency and notes stock market signals as evidence of shifting confidence.
The remark contrasts civilian suffering with military combat as a warning about future war. Louis A. Johnson and Neville Chamberlain are referenced, highlighting officials from the United States and England.
L D argues the next world war cannot be kept out once started and urges immediate action to shape world events to prevent war. He warns against war hype and calls for backing government efforts to deter aggressive nations while criticizing reactionary politics and editorial headlines. He also notes Beveridge’s speech, local court verdicts, and other regional items.
Governor M. Clifford Townsend seeks taller corn than Illinois to boast Indiana's farming. He jokes about using the Conservation Department fire tower for the tall corn contest. Illinois Governor Horner challenged Townsend after a 16 foot 4% inch winner at the state fair. A Punch writer notes ostrich farming in the country.
A compact retrospective highlights vintage synthesizers documented in Carroll County Citizen Times archives. The feature traces popular models, notable owners, and the era’s music tech trends within the local press.
Indiana is among eighteen states with laws encouraging forest land reforestation for private and public areas. Commissioner Virgil M. Simmons notes the forest land classification has declared 5 058 acres as forest land across 1 610 owners in 89 counties, with Carroll county including Adams and Madison townships. Commencement speakers emphasize liberty as graduates prepare to enter the world.
The piece notes Raymond Willis criticizing the President for meddling in Democratic primaries and warns of a dictatorship vibe. It highlights strong Democratic turnout in August primaries across four states, with Ohio reporting a historic Democratic majority. The article also recalls Indiana political history and a column about past politicians and their fates.
Ray Smith notes a new streamline campaign plan from the Indiana Democratic organization. The five to six week effort officially opens mid September and ends just before the election, leveraging cars and radio to reach vast voter audiences swiftly.
The text notes broad approval of recent political change. Voters and workers welcome the shift, with people reportedly getting what they want from campaigns well before their conclusion.
A humorous note reflects on the film industry’s volatility and the crowd’s reactions in crowded cinemas, illustrating the ups and downs faced by those behind and in front of the camera.
The Des Moines Register notes a stride toward streamlined male attire by removing pockets. It mocks bulging pocketed outfits as odd in hard times while noting the broader fashion move toward simplicity.
A Montreal Star quotation notes a rich man must hire a valet laundress secretary cook and housekeeper while the poor man only gets married.
The Dionne quintuplets live under parental care with expectations of stability for the next twelve years as they grow. The story notes the five girls’ upbringing and family guardianship in Detroit.
The Detroit News notes a playful distinction between a statesman and a politician based on a man’s answer. It observes that saying no marks statesmanship while saying yes marks politics and hints at future ambitions if he says both.
The Los Angeles Times ponders a nostalgic 14 side dish set for a 50 cent country dinner as a social culinary reference. The piece contrasts past economical meals with modern dining expectations, noting evolving food culture and affordability.
Public Service Commission docket 13431 calls for a public hearing to consider the declaration of public convenience and necessity for Northern Indiana Public Service Company to construct and operate electrical facilities in Carroll County Jefferson Township. The hearing is at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday September 1938 in rooms of the Commission at 401 State House Indianapolis with participation requested.
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