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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
2
G B argues the Supreme Court holds excessive final authority over federal laws and urges constitutional amendment to curb the court. He advocates giving final say to Congress or the people through referendum, citing partisanship and sterile legalism and proposing action in the current Congress session.
Indiana University bureau of business research reports business at 102 percent of normal from 1921 to 1925. Hoosier commerce now at its peak since 1980 with recovery since 1929 downturn and 1983 Roosevelt McNutt era gains. The piece leans into historical context and social commentary.
Turner and Co bought the Village meat market and will run it on a strict cash basis. Mrs Ralph Hill to entertain Century club and friends at a St Patrick's Day gathering Monday 3 to 6 p.m. Rev William Kraft of Cleveland called here by Miss Lizzie Haughey's death. Miss Parrott in Monticello just married. her stepfather Bird and sister-in-law Peacock noted. father-in-law a local Eagle lodge member. The girl's nest ought to be pretty well feathered. Miss Mae Barker takes a millinery job in Kentland. Frank Ribbons Jr of Indianapolis visited his parents. Miss Bertha Haslet and C C Chissom wed at W C Redding's residence. Rev Milner officiated. Ethel Hiddebrand and Ray Johns to marry next Wednesday at bride's home. Charles Nelson, Joe Ryan, and Rhe no Isherwood home from college for Easter. Rockfield high school presented Tompkin’s Hired Man to an enthusiastic audience. Governor Marshall designates April 29 and Oct 28, 1910 as Arbor Day. Clymers to get a new schoolhouse after recent fire. The Idaville band will give its first concert of the season Thursday evening May 5.
Delbert Green sits in his Utah state prison cell on the eve of execution for killing his wife mother in law and uncle. Five riflemen were to fire through canvas slots at a target marking the condemned man as he faced the chair with one blank cartridge among them.
United States Senator Sherman Minton in his maiden Senate speech remarks on January 16. He accepts the Supreme Court AAA decision as long as it remains law and discusses the need to relieve the country from ruling by a single tribunal. He argues the agricultural sector’s welfare is a national concern and praises the relief provided by New Deal measures.
Admiral Nagano ends Japan's participation in the 5-5-3 talks, citing lack of practical basis for limits on naval armaments. The piece notes proposals for abolition of carriers and capital ships, global caps, and parity among Japan Britain and the United States, while observers warn of renewed naval competition. The column contrasts disarmament rhetoric with open doors policy and hints at broader political consequences. It also briefly mentions the Chatter Box Bridge Club gathering and its winners.
A column blends satire on modern self knowledge with a reminiscence of Rudyard Kipling in Sussex. It notes Kipling's retreat after his son's death and his growing dislike of Americans, while praising his literary works and pondering the era's moral choices. The piece also cheekily previews a film project and comments on public figures and fame.
A collection of noted outlooks includes James Moran on avoiding politics, Thomas OBrien recalling jail time as vacation, George Sloan on world recovery growing pains, Interior Secretary Ickes on action, Justice Black on wartime powers, and ex mayor Jimmy Walker seeking enjoyment away from dais climbing.
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