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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1932
Page
7
Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee attacked the Republican tariff policy at the University of Virginia, saying economic isolation over the past decade caused the present panic. He tied the Democratic platform's emphasis on tariffs to blocking postwar trade and urged foreign markets over tariff protection.
The discussion links tariff policy to global trade, labor wages, and war debt payments. Dr Marcus Nadier argues the tariff blocks debtor nations from paying and ties to Lausanne reparations. Col Robert McElory suggests writing off Civil War debts could ease opposition to payments. England’s holdings in those repudiated debts influence the U S financial stance.
Recap of enacted laws and resolutions including Hoover moratorium Reconstruction corporation act Glass-Steagall banking law billion-dollar tax act 150 million economy act 125 million farm loan bank law Norris anti injunction law 2 122 billion relief act Home loan bank currency expansion act and vetoes such as the Democratic tariff bill Original Garner Wagner relief bill Bills passed by House but not Senate and by Senate but not House include Philippine independence Goldsborough dollar stabilization Cash bonus Muscle Shoal Hale naval construction world court treaty Glass bank reform and other measures.
Mrs. Mary Kidd, eighty five, of Burlington, suffered a heart attack and fractured hip after a fall. She was found unconscious by her son Harry Kidd returning from his machine shop across the street and taken to Howard County hospital.
Ervin Kenrick leaves Delphi after primary schooling and moves to Muncie to live with his aunt Mrs. Ralph Hill. He will complete high school with the class of 1933 and has been a National Guard member preparing to accompany troops to camp in August.
The Carroll County Tuberculosis Society sponsors a free clinic at Delphi courthouse on Tuesday August 2 with Dr. James Stygall of Indianapolis in charge.
Fragmentary OCR mentions hens and eggs with butter fat and a terse reference to Harris & Co. The unreadable text limits clarity on quantities dates or full entities. The readable items suggest a brief trade note or advertisement with commodities but lacks complete details.
Two famous stage women share iced coffee methods to beat summer heat. Lilian Harvey brews double strength coffee then shakes with cream sugar and ice. Cleo Mayfield pours hot coffee over cracked ice adds sugar and whipped cream for a bold taste.
H. W. Everham who has run the Burnettsville exchange for nearly two decades is reassigned to Waveland by United Companies. The Evernhams will move in August and anticipate the new schedule's acceptance. The Burnettsville council will vote on removing some street lights as a cost saving and on a proposed pumping plant rate from the Indiana Service Corporation at next Tuesday's meeting.
No complaints were registered with Mayor Yanus Wells over the new lighting rates that recently went into effect.
Frushour hosted a Monday dinner honoring Miss Jessie McAfee of Washington D C Mrs Ann Butler Hoan of Chicago and Miss Mary Donklin of Lafayette The guests included Misses Emma Ida Frushour Bess Rothenberger and Marie Fris among others.
Mrs. Mary Hinkle, Mrs. Mary Cochrane, Mrs. Isabelle Rinehart Baum, and Mrs. Zelpha Kramer attend a dinner in Carrollton Inn's hall. Miss Bess Rothenberger performs at the event honoring Miss Jessie McAfee of Washington D C and Mrs. Anne Butler Hoan of Chicago.
The first bill signed by Gov. Leslie appropriates 120000 for the special session. Legislators draw salaries and mileage checks as pay remains 10 dollars per day, with talk of a possible raise. A House committee investigates an 822400 dollar 1929 licenses contract, naming eight members from both parties. Galloway urges refunds beyond 10000, while Field drafted the contract. Inside the Statehouse, cooling costs push daily expenses as ice and electricity feed the two chambers.
The article describes a cooling system using winter fans and a water spray iced before discharge. It notes Lake County banks qualify for 1.5 million in deposits, May tax collections doubling that, leaving the treasurer short on storage space and drafting a bill to deposit outside the county. It also cites Carroll County Treasurer Irvin M. Flora directing advances to taxing units as a similar solution, with figures shown.
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