Landon’s Acceptance Speech Dubious On National Problems
The piece critiques Governor Landon as at sea on poor relief taxation and farm aid, accusing him of balancing budgets on the backs of the poor. It argues Roosevelt reduced unemployment, while industrialists oppose Roosevelt and hint at fascist ties, noting 6 million fewer unemployed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Landon
Kansas
James E. Watson
Mr. Landon
Wall Street
Hearst
Harry Hopkins
National
Landon
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Hitler
Oddities and Opinions by Irvin Cobb and Others
A cobbled essay of reflections on criticism and fame from Irvin S Cobb. It discusses critics bias and a tangent tale of a Tanganykan court case where a man freed a lion and was fined twelve fifty. The piece satirizes claims of crises in politics and culture and ends with contrasts between miracles and misdemeanors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Tanganyka
Africa
Community Fund Aims to Attract Delphi Industry
Delphi residents are urged to back a proposed Community Fund to attract small industry and guide civic spending. The plan seeks a deliberative panel to support worthwhile projects and curb exploitative ventures, with the aim of long term town progress and local job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi
Community Fund
G. B
Landon Silence Sparks GOP Criticism Over Relief and Bills
The piece attacks Gov. Alf M. Landon for not replying to questions about his Kansas relief statement and notes five Landon signatures were deemed unconstitutional by the Kansas Supreme Court. It contrasts party tensions and Indiana papers over the national platform and weathered political heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
New York Post
Ind
Joseph S. McDonald
Kansas City
Post
Brewer completes store room repainting with mahogany fixtures
A. H. Brewer finished repainting his store room with mahogany fixtures and uniform colors enhancing the shop. He installed new seats for patrons made to order by the Delphi Wood Working Company. Mrs. May Sibbitt and her grandson Joseph Been left for South Carolina to visit her daughter Mrs. John Gould Moyer and family for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brewer
May Sibbitt
Joseph Been
South Carolina
John Gould Moyer
Hardware store repainted presents attractive appearance
L. M. Pletcher's hardware store has been repainted and presents an attractive appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Pletcher’s Hardware Store
Haberdashery Set for Ockley Opening in Margowski Room
Burr Balser son of Mr and Mrs Frank Balser of Ockley will partner Roy Jordan to open a haberdashery around March 23 in the Margowski room formerly occupied by Maxwell bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haberdashery
Burr Balser
Frank Balser
Ockley
Roy Jordan
Maxwell Bakery
Julius Buys Opera House Block In City
C. O. Julius purchased A. T. Bowen's Opera House block for about $15,000. The property includes the Crawford Brothers grocery and C. O. Julius clothing store, in one of the city’s best locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Julius
A. T. Bowen
Crawford Brothers Grocery
Cc. O. Julius
Julius
Delphi Country Club formation elected officers and directors
At a library meeting on Tuesday evening the Delphi community decided to establish a Country Club. Elected officers include President Robert Eckhart Vice President Fred Martin Secretary Edwin Ruffing and Treasurer Harry Reed. Board members are Rev. W. Martin Myron Ives A. H. Brewer L. H. Smith and Robert Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delphi
Delphi
Robert Eckhart
Fred Martin
Edwin Ruffing
Harry Reed
Rev. W. Martin
Myron Ives
A. H. Brewer
L. H. Smith
Robert Bowen
Roy Trobaugh Receives Honor for Art Display
Roy Trobaugh of South Delphi received first honorable mention at an Indianapolis art display last week. He is a well known artist in his home city and among critics. Several of his pictures were shown at the Carroll County Fair last October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Trobaugh
South
Delphi
Indianapolis
Daughters of the American Revolution Delegates Plan Washington Trip
Mrs Harry Arnold suffers a dislocated shoulder Friday morning. Mrs Henry B Wilson and Mrs George S Chris tie will leave next Thursday for Washington D C to attend the Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution. They will travel by B and O line, visit Harper's Ferry Virginia, with Raleigh Hotel as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilson
The
Citizen-Times
George S. Christie
Lafayette
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
B. and O
Harper’s Ferry
Washington
Raleigh Hotel
Concert Hall Broadcast Features Castagna Soprano Evening Classics
Bruno Castagna performs light Opera and concert arias accompanied by Columbia Concert Hall Symphony Orchestra over WABC CBS network. selections include Bizet Ouvre Ton Coeur Donizetti O Mio Fernando and Franck La Procession. Orchestra also plays Bizet L Arlesienne suite and Dvorak Slavonic Dance in E minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Concert Hall Symphony
Bruno Castagna
Metropolitan Opera
Wabc-Columbia
Bizet
Donizetti
and Franck
Robin Hood Concerts with Willem Van Hoogstraten Guest Conductor
Portland Symphony Orchestra will present a Robin Hood Dell Orchestra program from Fairmount Park Philadelphia via WABC Columbia network on Sunday August 2 from 6 30 to 8 30. Brahms Fourth Symphony excerpts from Berlioz Damnation of Faust Tschaikowsky Andante Sailor Dance Gliere Red Poppy Invitation to the Dance Weber Emperor Waltz Strauss Chabrier Spanish Rhapsody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem van Hoogstraten
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Robin Hood Dell Orchestra
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
WABCH
Columbia Network
Brahms
Berlioz
Tschaikowsky
Community Sing on CBS Radio Playhouse Aug 2
A nationwide audience will hear the Community Sing on CBS Radio Playhouse through the WABC-Columbia network August 2 from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. CST. Guests will join in singing fire filled songs old ballads and hundreds of universal favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voices In Song
CBS Radio Playhouse
Wabc-Columbia
Berlin 1936 Olympics Broadcast Plans Begin August 1
CBS will air opening ceremony coverage from Reichssportfeld in Berlin starting August 1 with Adolf Hitler’s welcome address and parade of athletes. Ted Husing and Bill Henry host, detailing the march, flag unfurling, and torch relay with play by play of events through August 16.
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Berlin
Ted Husing
CBS Sports
Bill Henry
Los Angeles Times
Greece
Hitler
Husing
Henry
Columbia Network
Kansas Court Finds 5 of Landon's Bills To Be Unconstitutional
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled five Landon signed bills unconstitutional, as editorials from The New York Evening Journal and Philadelphia Record contrast Governor Alf Landon with President Roosevelt. The Citizen notes Landon’s record over three and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Landon
Mr. Hearst
New York Evening Journal
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Philadelphia Record
Ind
Kansas Supreme Court
Butler Denounces Cleveland Platform as Reactionary
Nichol as Murray Butler, Columbia University president and veteran Republican figure, issues a press statement on returning from Europe. He calls the Cleveland platform the most reactionary in the party’s history, denounces Hearst influence, warns of economic nationalism, and says tariff and foreign policy paragraphs would harm industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Taft
Europe
Cleveland Platform
Cleveland
Hearst
Quotations and Opinions on Governance and Law
A collection of quotes criticizes political rhetoric and reform. General Hugh Johnson condemns Landon’s speech. A V Wilcox mocks Washington’s feminine influence. Channing Pollock favors gradual utopia. Mary Sandall links freedom to responsibility. Thomas J Courtney warns against crooked lawyers and ranks traitors as threats.
The Second Key by Mrs Belles Lowndes
A notice promises a complete novel each Sunday starting with The Second Key by Mrs Belles Lowndes and indicates Next Sunday's installment to follow.
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Charlesten Gareke
Ci Gus
Hese
Fimes
Dudley
Smith
Everly- Hills
Calif
Irvin S. Cobb
Oliver- Herford
Ollie
Cobb
New York
Nobemen’s Club
America
Hollywood
the State of the Nation
E. Franklin Street
Delphi, Indiana
Delphi Times
Carroll CO. Citizen
Delphi Citizen
Johnson and Bailey Publishers
Indiana
Carroll County
Democratic
Design For Progress
Dionne
London
G. O. P. Stand
Raymond Springer
Gov. Landon
Harry Arnold
the Music Box
CBS
Olympic
Butler
Republican Party
Hugh Johnson
A. V. Wilcox
Channing Pollock
Mary Sandall
Thomas J. Courtney
Cook County
By S. L. Huntley
L. Mantles
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