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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
Indiana moves to tax intangibles showing merit for equity and revenue. The new law targets owners of intangible property, aims to relieve high real estate taxes, and may yield around three million dollars annually once fully understood and adopted statewide.
Governor McNutt uses weekly radio talks to explain a business like reorganization of Indiana state government. He says abolition of needless jobs and standardized salaries cut costs by about a million and a half dollars in just over thirty days while improving service.
The piece recalls a 16 year political shift in Indiana, where the new administration replaced department workers in sympathy with the rulers. Former incumbents, with eight years or more of service, were ousted yet did not protest or criticize the transition, accepting the inevitable change as the state stayed under the new party’s control.
Indiana announces the first distribution from the state alcohol control law totaling about one million dollars for school units and local governments. The funds provide seventy cents per pupil and a steady monthly revenue, reducing tax funding burdens and supporting recovery from hard times.
A week of political change in Indiana features a broad statehouse purge as the new Democratic administration consolidates power, replacing long standing treasurers and promising improved efficiency. Republicans criticize the move as a raid while governors and editors debate politics, and Governor McNutt urges citizens to tune in to Monday radio briefings for inside government views.
Edward O. Grimm appointed administrator of the estate of Sarah J. Hall late of Carroll County deceased by the Carroll Circuit Court. The estate is declared solvent. May 17, 1933 Cartwright Wason and Carr attorneys.
Carroll Circuit Court in Delphi Indiana set for June 24 1933 to approve final account of Gilbert Gates deceased executor Wilber P Gates filed account and vouchers heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Clerk Wilbur Lane seals the record Clarence Cowger attorney for estate.
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