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Newspaper
Delphi Citizen
Location
Delphi, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
2
The piece argues graduates should push for practical employment and fair pay rather than waiting for societal ideals. It condemns the idea of patient sacrifice and praises urgent action, citing Roosevelt’s message about economic reform and a fairer distribution of wealth amid depression.
A satirical critique argues that many traditional liberties have vanished under contemporary politics and economics. It notes wage undercut labor, securities abuses, tax evasion, and wealth gaps while mocking public complacency and media trends. It also cites Bank of England bones and France debt, finishing with a quip about Boxie Baer.
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The speaker outlines three core goals for national policy: security of the home, security of livelihood, and security of social insurance. He frames these as essential rights for every working individual and family, built on relief, recovery, and reconstruction measures.
The Delphi Times notes a hung jury after an all night session. Mrs L- accuses A- J-, owner of the L- farm, of attempting to kiss her and embrace her. She sues and fears staying at home. case may be heard again.
Current Opinion pieces touch on four year education myths, the value of wartime science, drought impact on relief, and teachers' focus on teaching over credentialing. A letter from James Whitcomb Riley is noted, with remarks about distribution of gross income tax funds. The discussed 1933-34 school year figures include School Fund Interest totaling $877,508 and 7%.
Indiana schools receive about one third of their operating expenses from state sources this year. Clarence A. Jackson reported at the Indiana County School Superintendents Association that distributions from gross income tax, intangibles tax and beer tax total over 10.5 million dollars, with more from property tax and fund interest bringing state support near 14 million. The article notes total school operating costs around 42 million, with 11.7 million taxed out to counties and towns but 10.6 million returned to support schools.
The case of M L and her husband against A J was venued to this county from White County. The readable fragments indicate a civil suit involving married parties and onward transfer of venue. No further details are available in the fragment.
The primary room at Burrows school is discussed with reference to Miss Ethie Forgey as a key figure in the matter.
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