Hoover Strategy Looms for 1932 Campaign
The piece analyzes the Hoover administrations plan as the 1932 campaign nears. It argues Republicans defend Hoover’s record amid ongoing economic distress, while acknowledging criticism of Farm Board actions and delays. It suggests party leaders face a tough choice to rally behind Hoover regardless of political backlash.
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Hoover
White House
Republican Party
Farm Board
Commerce, Agriculture and Labor
Julius Klein
Herbert Hoover
Curtis to Seek Republican V P Nomination
Vice President Curtis declares he will pursue the Republican vice presidential nomination. He dispels rumors of leaving the Hoover ticket and a Kansas Senate reelection bid. A Kansas tour suggested he has little path back to the Senate and now bets on the Hoover ticket pulling through the next election.
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Curtis
Senate
Kansas
Hoover
Republican Party
Hoover era bonus bill blamed for huge deficit
The Hoover administration faces a coming clash over the fifty per cent veterans loan bill. Ways and Means chairman claims the bonus accounts for about one and a half billion of the two billion dollar deficit. Rep Patman argues mismanagement by Secretary Mellon heightens the debt. Annual payments continue.
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Hoover Administration
Ways and Means
Rep
Patman
Texas
Secretary of
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon Uses Bonus Fund To Back Public Debt
The text states a fund of 800 million dollars was created to cover final payments of bonus certificates, but a deficit of one and a half billion suggests Mellon redirected the fund to retire the public debt, replacing it with a government IOU. Total veterans loans reach 1.3 billion, including preexisting loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gress
Mr. Mellon
Democratic accord loosens House organization hopes
The text notes hopeful signs as Democratic members in the U S House agree on organization terms and urges rapid resolution of internal Indiana party strife. It calls Mr Mayr to desist from seeking reelection as secretary of state and to disavow friends pressuring him toward the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. House of Representatives
Indiana
Democratic
Mayr
Road exit at Delphi Main Street crossing eyed for safety
The Delphi to Lafayette road project creates a dangerous exit at the Main Street and Wabash Railroad intersection. The Chamber of Commerce is urged to secure a Wabash watchman or extend the crossing gate system to the crossing operated from the tower.
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Delphi
Lafayette
City of
Main Street
Wabash Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Wabash
Carroll County Ready for Highway and Bridge Jobs
When the construction program starts, it should keep the employed busy finding work for the unemployed. There will be plenty of jobs for Carroll County men seeking employment.
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Carroll County
Hawley Smoot tariff sparks mixed public reaction
The article notes strong opposition to the Hawley Smoot tariff and mentions the term abnormal import act for the manufactured goods rate. It references broad public reaction and compares it to the British emergency measures in response to economic strain.
Hoover era oversold shapes modern troubles
A compact reflection links present-day shortages to a 1928 oversell of Herbert Hoover to the American public, noting how early misreading of economic signals set patterns affecting policy and public expectations.
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Herbert Hoover
American Producers Whipsawed by Tariff Actions
Britain imposes a one third export tariff, Canada follows with a new duty, eroding U S export trade after Haw ley Smoot tariffs. The result is a whipsawed position for American producers facing reduced markets and higher costs.
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Great Britain
U. S
Dominion
Democratic landslide aimed at lifting Hoover era mood
A political observer urges a substantial Democratic victory to shift national sentiment from the Hoover era’s gloom. The proposal argues that a sweeping win would restore confidence and momentum across the economy and public policy.
Farm Board losses estimated at 225 million dollars
Washington correspondent Arthur Sears Henning reports that the Farm Board's programs involve estimated losses of 130 million on wheat and 95 million on cotton. The Chicago Tribune summarizes Henning findings on the Farmers' National Grain Corporation and the Grain Stabilization Corporation, detailing ownership, control, and the flow of taxpayers' money through these entities.
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Federal
Fanm Board
Arthur Sears Henning
Washington
The
Chicago Tribune
Henning
Farm Board
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
the Tribune
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Farmers’ National
C. E. Huff
Kansas
M. W. Thatcher
Minnesota
Nonpartisan Leaguers
North Dakota
John Manley
Oklahoma
Board of Trade
Widow Sarah Jane Haslet dies after six week illness in Frankfort
Following a six week illness, Sarah Jane Haslet widow of Benjamin Haslet died at home in Frankfort. Born in Clinton County September 31 1847 she was the sole daughter of Mary James McCracken. Her husband died January 20 1866 and she lived in Oke roll County until six years ago when she moved to Clinton County. Survives include her daughter Mrs Oliver Hamerman. Thad Hanway son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hanway of Monon will be taken to Arizona for health reasons with possible long term residence if climate proves beneficial. Mrs Hanway was formerly Huth Orr a daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Orr of Delphi. Mr and Mrs Orr were guests of the Hanways in Monon.
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Sarah Jane Haslet
Benjamin Haslet
Frankfort
Haslet
Main County
James McCracken
Oke Roll County
Oliver Hard Me
Clinton County
Thad Hanway
Herbert ‘Hanway
Monon
Arizona
Anway
Huth Orr
Clarence Orr
Delphi
Orr
Former Indiana chaplain resigns from Michigan City prison
Rev. Aaron Wood, ex pastor of the Delphi Methodists, resigns as chaplain of Indiana State Prison in Michigan City effective January 1. He cites advance age as the reason for stepping down.
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Aaron Wood
Delphi Methodists Church
Indiana State
Michigan City
The American Boy Youth's Companion Magazine Ad
A promotional write up extols The American Boy Youth's Companion as a formative magazine for boys aged ten to twenty. It highlights its entertaining stories, sports pieces, and career guidance, urging subscriptions at 2.00 for one year or 3.00 for three years through The Mean Boy Youth's Companion in Detroit.
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Jhumor
Youth's
Companion
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Michigan
Quieting Title Notice in Carroll County Indiana
Plaintiffs seek to quiet title to 80 acres in Carroll County and 20 acres nearby. Defendants and unknown heirs must answer by January 25, 1932, at Delphi Court House, Indiana, or risk judgment by default. Several non residents are named. unknown spouses and heirs are described in detail to identify interest parties.
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Indiana
Roxie M. Burroughs
Oliver Leon Hatfield
Basil G. Milburn
Mary Agnes Hinton
Frank Pritchard
State of
Carroll County
Indianatown
Fenty
South West
Township
Twenty Four
Court
Delphi
Court Clerk Notice in Carroll County 1931
Official court notice from Carroll County citing Floyd J. Julien as clerk of the circuit court. Attorneys Smith & Smith represent the plaintiff in this case dated November 1931. The seal marks the document as an authoritative filing.
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Floyd J. Julien
Carroll County
Indians
Notice of Administration for Mary E. Scott Estate
The Carroll Circuit Court appoints William A. Million as administrator of the Mary E. Scott estate in Carroll County Indiana. The estate is presumed solvent. Attorney notice: Cartwright Wason Carr. Date November 17, 193K.
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Carroll Circuit
Carroll County
Indiana
William Huston
Carroll Circuit Court
Mary E. Scott
William ‘A. Million
Cartwright
Wason & Carr, Attorneys
Citizens National Bank of Delphi Indiana to Wind Up
The Citizens National Bank of Delphi Indiana announces closure and calls all note holders and creditors to present notes and claims for payment, with the bank’s president signing the notice dated September 1931.
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Citizens National Bank
Delphi
Indiana
Bank notice clarifies account assumptions by Union State Bank
The notice states under national and state banking law that it does not refer to holders of certificates of deposit savings passbook or checking accounts. It notes these accounts have all been assumed by The Union State Bank of Delphi.
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Union State Bank of Delphi
C. B. Shaffer
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Eees
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Philipfe
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Henry Milburn
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Nancy Russell
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Elizabeth Milburn
Isaac Milburn
Nancy Agness Milburn
Abraham Lincoln Milburn
Nancy Milburn
Margaret Loman
William R. Lowman
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