Sidelights On The Legislature
A column reviews a busy week in the legislature with focus on an updated NRA price fixing bill, Governor McNutt’s unclear stance, and a delay on a civil rights penalties bill. It notes potential shifts if Republicans act, plus a senate proposal tying road supervisor appointments to county surveyors. The piece also champions child labor ratification as Indiana moves toward constitutional change, arguing backward steps otherwise.
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McNutt
Assembly
Richardson
Marion County
House
Nicholson
Senate
Carroll County
Pepper
Walsh
Shortridge
Indiana
Welker Charged With Possessing Gig in Court
West Delphi resident Harry Welker was arrested by Game Warden Bert Bollhauve on Wednesday afternoon. He faces charges of possessing a gig and will be tried in the William Holmes J. P. court today with attorney Robert Hanna representing him.
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Harry Welker
West Delphi
Bert Bollhauve
William Holmes
Death of Carroll County Court House Builder S A Morgan
S A Morgan aged 77 who directed the construction of the Carroll county court house as general superintendent died Wednesday at his Indianapolis home.
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S. A. Morgan
Carroll County Court House
Indianapolis
District Supervisor Of Re-Employment Opens Office Here
Walter Raup district supervisor of the National Re-employment Service has set up an office at the courthouse to manage labor for three bridges under construction. He will be in the G A R room from 10 am to 5 pm Mondays and 8 am to 3 pm Tuesdays to interview and register job applicants.
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Walter Raup
National Re-employment Service
Court House
Mr. Raup
Burt Honan Named State Assistant In AAA Program
Burton D. Honan, chairman of the Carroll County Corn Hog Association, is appointed as a temporary Indiana administrative assistant in charge of the corn hog program. Named by the AAA corn hog section at Washington, he will be based in Lafayette and supervise the northern Indiana operations. The appointment honors his extensive county- level experience and runs until he returns to head his local organization.
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Emerson
Burton D. Honan
Carroll County Corn-Hog Association
Indiana
AAA
Washington
Lafayette
Honan
Thugs stage raid on Camden stores in broad theft spree
A gang battered doors at Camden Tuesday night crack ing safes and looting sparse items. They hit C E Baker hardware for watches and knives worth about 15 dollars, Snoeberger coal found only a fountain pen, and ransacked several local offices with no other loot. Gasoline totaling about 35 gallons was drained from Lane Store pumps. Sheriff Arthur Anderson leads the investigation into the spree targeting multiple businesses and possibly tying to earlier burglaries.
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Camden
C. E. Baker Hardware Store
Snoeberger Coal Company
Camden School
Smith Elevator Company
Camden Mill
John Grason
Lane
Bringhurst
Wilbur Lane
Ralph Magegart Re-Elected County Agricultural Agent
The county board of education Monday re-elected Ralph Magegart county agent for a two year term by a 10 to 2 vote. Magegart, Purdue graduate, has served as a county official for seven years with trustees present including Earl Stewart Ira L. McFatridge Bert McCain Charles Crooks Jean Beck and others. County Superintendent Geo. McCain and Delphi board president Charles Black also sit on the board.
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County Board of Education
Ralph Maggart
Maggart
Purdue University
Earl Stewart
Ira L. McFatridge
Bert McCain
Charles Crooks
Jean Beck
Charles Tansey
Frank Swaim
Russell Clawson
Carl Raber
Will Wingard
Harry Bauman Irwin Humes
Geo. McCain
Charles Black
Delphi
Board of Education
Rockfield Boxer Nets Two Golden Gloves Wins
Rockfield high school senior Jason Randolph won two elimination bouts in Kokomo's Golden Gloves tournament. A further victory would advance him to the Chicago finals. Lawrence Randolph of Burrows pled guilty to petit larceny in circuit court Tuesday. the case was taken under advisement.
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Jason Randolph
Rockfield High
Kokomo
Chicago
Lawrence Randolph
Burrows
Stolen Rugs Found In Rossville Store
Howard Ball on the Harve Lynch farm near Delph i city limits reported the Lynch home back door opened and two Wilton rugs and one other rug taken. The theft left no other damage and a vague clue about a man named Urich in Los Angeles. Two young men later sold the rugs to a Rossville dealer who reported it.
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Howard Ball
Mr and Mrs Hoke Guests of Wasons at Tulipday Event
Afr and Mrs Fred Hoke and Mrs J Lesh of Indianapolis were guests of Yar and Mrs James P Wason on Tulipday evening before Mr Hoke spoke at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. Mrs Lesh is wife of the J P Lesh pear company owner in Indianapolis.
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Fred Hoke
J. Lesh
Indianapolis
James P. Wason
Hoke
Chamber of Coerce
Lesh
J. P. Lesh
State T B President To Speak At Annual Banquet Here
M H Draper, president of the Stays Tuberculosis Association, will deliver the main address at the annual Tuberculosis banquet at the Presbyterian church tonight. He is medical director of the Irer Byron Sanitorium in Ft Wayne and will discuss the value of volunteer health associations in eradicating TB.
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M. H. Draper
Stays Tuberculosis Association
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Drar
Irer
Byron
Ft Wayne
Heath Association
T. al B
Oregon Weather Notes From Gold Hill Reporter Thomas Dick
Thomas Dick of Gold Hill Oregon reports record cold with weekly lows at two below zero the coldest in town history. He cites Mrs Fla Embree as a reference in Delphi.
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Thomas Dick
Oregon
Formenly
Delphi Oe
Gold _ Hill
Ore
Fla Embree
Monroe Trustee Plans Teacher Salary Reductions
Rumor says Trustee William Winyard intends substantial cuts to Flora teachers’ salaries next year. Proposed reductions reportedly reach up to 900 dollars, stirring concern among district staff and residents about fiscal priorities.
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William Winyard
Flora
Peters Awarded Medical Aid Contract in Monroe Township
Dantom Peters receives exclusive medical aid contract for Monroe township from Trustee Will Wingard. Dr Tom Peters of Flora submitted the winning bid valued at $1 400. One other physician also bid for the job.
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Iny
Monroe Township
Tom Peters
Flora
Will Wingard
Birthday Cake From Warm Springs Package Puzzles Readers
A visitor sent a plain package to a Warm Springs resident that contained pine cones a Tampa Straight cigar and a white birthday cake with pink and yellow rosebuds marking President Roosevelt's 53rd birthday. Also inside were paper carrier items and typewritten gang notes prompting readers to turn to page eight.
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P. T. Baruma
Tampa
Warm Springs Foundation Incorporated
Foundation
Warm Spring
Georgia
Delphi Oracle Club to Host McMurry Speaker
The Delphi Oracle club will hold its annual guest meeting Monday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs A Q Clauser in South Delphi. Floyd McMurry state superintendent of public instruction will be the speaker.
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Delphi
Oracle Club
A. Q. Clauser
South Delphi
Floyd McMurry
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Delphi Glee Clubs to Present The Fortune Operetta
The Delphi school glee clubs under Miss Jean Cramer will stage the operetta The Fortune, with date to be announced later.
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Delphi School
Miss. Jean Cramer
Gee In Last Home Game Friday Night
Jack Gee a four year Oracle star will play his final home game on the Armory floor Friday evening. Known as one of the state’s speediest forwards he has a colorful career with freshman state tournament play and regional and sectional appearances. His graduation will also claim Lewis Kirkpatrick and Garney Smith from the Oracle roster.
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Jack Gee
Oracle
Jack
Oracles
Delphiis
Lewis Kirkpatrick
Garney Smith
Delphi Poultryman Finds 32 Ounce Egg
Poultryman Hez Howell visited The Citizen with a 32 ounce egg from a Plymouth Rock hen near Delphi. The egg exceeds typical weights as a dozen would weigh about 23 ounces. Howell says the large egg could serve three pieces of toast.
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Hez Howell
Howell Produce Company
Plymouth Rock
Emmett
Delphi
Howell
Burrows Man Jailed for Stealing Eggs
William Doty aged 22 of Burrows is in county jail awaiting sentence for petit larceny. He pled guilty in court Tuesday to stealing crates of eggs from Shiraz Poultry Company of Flora about a month ago, judgment temporarily withheld.
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William Doty
Burrows
Doty
Shiraz Poultry Company
Flora
Sanitation Project Display At Metzger Lumber Company
The Metzger Lumber Co in cooperation with FERA sanitation project directors has built a sanitary toilet unit now on display at the Delphi lumber yard. FERA labor is offered for the toilets if the property owner supplies building material. Ady.
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Metzger Lumber Co
Fera Sanitation Project
Delphi
FERA
Ady
Flora Badgers Edge Monticello In Narrow 24 23 Victory
Flora Badgers edged Monticello Indians 24 to 23 on Monticello's floor last night. The deciding point came on a free throw after Monticello called its fourth time-out.
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Flora Badgers
NOSE
Monticello
Monticello Indians
Badgers
Milk price up to nine cents a quart this week
Thayer dairy and Shepard dairy each raised milk prices from seven to nine cents per quart this week. Joe Loy of Delphi has enrolled in Indiana University Law School.
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Thayer and
Shepard Dairies
Joe Loy
Delphi
Indiana University Law School
Oracles Face Peru Tigers In Last Home Game Night
The Oracles host the Peru Tigers in their final home contest. Peru, once bold against Logan, has faded since that upset at the Berry Bowl, where Oracle fans recall a potential revenge moment against the famed Circus City foe.
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Oracles
Peru Tigers
Peru “Circus City
Tigers
Logan Berries
Berry Bowl
Oversee of the Poor Debate in Delphi Journal
A letter signed One Who Knows criticizes county commissioners over poor relief funding. The piece highlights that trustees, not commissioners, oversee the poor and urges more aid. The Journal rebukes the unsigned attack and calls for responsible reporting.
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Delphi Journal
Mr. Baum
Baum
Deer Creek Township
Plaintiff In 25000 Damage Suit Awarded 1000 By Local Jury
After hours of deliberation a Carroll county jury returned a verdict in the damage suit by Chris Livingston against the Pennsylvania Railroad. The plaintiff was awarded 1000, one twenty fifth of the amount demanded. Hamling Smock and Myers Harker Irwin represented the railroad, while Cartwright Wason Ives and Long Yarlett appeared for the plaintiff. The case was venued from Cass county.
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Carroll County
Chris Livingston
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamling
Large crowd hears Fred Hoke address at annual banquet
Fred Hoke director National Emergency Council Indiana spoke to a large Delphi crowd at the Chamber of Commerce banquet. He urged civic unity to achieve progress, praising the recovery program and prioritizing human welfare over property rights. Officers and directors were re elected, 107 served, and the event featured a high school orchestra.
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Fred Hoke
Delphi Chamber of Commerce
National Emergency Council
Indiana
Delphi
Panama Canal
Roger Mayhill
Robert Gamble
Howard Bradshaw
Gilbert Bailey
Forest Orr
M. 5S
Kraus
Myron Johnson
Haughey Mount
William B. Smith
Jean Kramer
Mrs Hatfield Accepts Hostess Role at Turkey Run Inn
Frances Hatfield, daughter of Rev. Benjamin Rist, is appointed hostess at Turkey Run State Park Inn. She departs Friday and travels to Chicago for the gift shop mart, then returns to Delphi ahead of the season opening on March 15. Hatfield, Northwestern alumna and Kappa Delta, was press secretary to Col. George Studebaker before moving to Delphi newspaper work in 1933.
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Frances Hatfield
Benjamin Rist
Turkey Run State Park Inn
Hatfield
Chicago
State Park Inn
Delphi
Northwestern University
Kappa Delta Sorority
George M. Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Rist
Delphi Methodist Church
Methodist Hospital Advancement Program
Barbara Hatfield
Wilbur Lane
Turkey Run
Prize Winner for Birthday Ball story in Warm Springs
Mrs. Robert Van Natta earns the prize for best weekly contribution with her account of the Presidents Birthday Ball in Warm Springs Georgia. Her father and mother attended with her. she may receive two Arc theatre tickets or a month subscription to The Citizen by visiting the office.
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Fred G. Petty
Warm Springs
Georgia
President Roosevelt
Robert van Natta
Robert VanNatta
Meredith Carney Takes Post at Indiana Legislature
Delphi resident Miss Meredith Carney will depart Monday for Indianapolis to begin employment at the Indiana Legislature.
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Meredith Carney
Legislature
Delphi
Indianapolis
Indiana Legislature
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