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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
The article warns that gains in fighting the white plague could be lost without urgent measures. It highlights poverty and undernourishment as threats, urges support for the Christmas Seal drive, and stresses preventive action to protect children and future generations. It calls for higher donations this winter to defend communities against tuberculosis.
A 1931 column argues Hoover’s moratorium aimed to avert a debt crisis but risks canceling debts. It criticizes Democrats for inaction, praises firm state department stance, and notes public opinion in the United States against extension or cancellation. It cites Roosevelt’s conference as not his problem and warns of debtor default costs.
Observers note strong turnout by young voters and workers boosted the Democratic effort in the just concluded campaign. The analysis points to these groups as a key source of strength for future strategy.
The article notes the youth voice supporting broader liberal ideas and equal roles for women in politics. It highlights a strong Democratic youth organization in Carroll County whose leaders contributed to campaign success and argues future party success hinges on sustaining such groups.
The piece lauds Indiana Democrats for a remarkably economical campaign, noting a small fund described by the state treasurer as sufficient for broad issues. It argues that disciplined organization and efficient finances, not grand spending, secured victory and predicts similar governance principles in state affairs.
W C argues that recent years showed bloc governance but party government may dominate in the next Congress. He notes the Senate composition 59 Democrats 36 Republicans one Farmer-Laborite and the House 313 Democrats 117 Republicans five Farmer-Laborites, with Roosevelt likely to secure two years of party control.
The piece notes The Literary Digest straw vote accuracy in 1932 and 1928, urging removal from elections. It covers Indiana politics with resignations at the Statehouse, McNutt’s administration, budget cuts, and upcoming legislative actions including a potential repeal of the municipal primary law and a December 15 conference of Democrats.
Fortune’s December issue declares technological unemployment could be the era’s key issue. It cites estimates of four to six million jobless even with resumed post depression production, detailing dramatic gains in mechanization and calls for remedies like a five day work week to share available work.
Kalamazoo stoves and furnaces are featured at Delphi Sheet Metal and Furnace Co located on North Side Square. The listing highlights range and prices for heating equipment.
Uncle Sam is a decent but weak business operator in the view of local post office staff. A bulletin from the postmaster general explains how to mail printed Christmas cards as third class with a 1-cent stamp. Messages beyond simple inscriptions require 3-cent postage per ounce.
The Church of Christ Scientist Lesson Sermon on Sunday December 11 centers on God as preserver of man. Citations include Jeremiah 18 1 14 about those who forsake the Lord and the healing plea Heal me O Lord. Text from Science and Health quotes blessings today for those relying on the infinite and notes Man governed by Mind.
A 1933 preview notes The American Boy Y Youth's Companion will feature a Robinson Crusoe style tale with two boys and a man fighting savages in the Amazon and building a fortress. The notice cites adventures worldwide, sports, travel and science features, and gift subscription options through Detroit and Indiana notices.
Charles Harner as administrator filed final settlement for Ida Black estate in Carroll Circuit Court. Hearing set December 23, 1932 for heirs creditors and legatees to appear and show cause why account should not be approved. Delphi Indiana. Floyd J. Alien Clerk.
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