Polls foresee a tight 1941 race with wary voters
The piece notes polls show a closer 1941 election than 1920, with no clear Republican or anti New Deal tilt. It warns against a race between a pseudo progressive and a conservative Democrat and predicts an experiment in policy no matter the outcome. A. B. argues voters tire of waiting and hope.
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London
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Debt Week Propaganda Fails as Bonds Rally
The National Debt Week backed by the Republican National Committee aimed to show a crippled Roosevelt credit. Three daily broadcasts argued the point, yet U S bond prices rose steadily after the event. Headlines in June 2 papers claimed Treasurys hit new highs.
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The Right of Assembly in a Free Society
The article reflects on the constitutional right to assemble and discuss public problems. It cites a Supreme Court decision rebuking Mayor Hague and warns against subterfuge eroding civil liberties. It critiques political rhetoric and hints at concerns over education, democracy, and race-related issues in the 20th century.
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Hague
Jersey City
L D Takes A Look At National Debt Said To Have Silver Lining
In a reflective piece L D argues the federal debt since 1933 funded tangible public assets and unemployment relief. He criticizes neglect of productive investment and urges government owned factories and services to absorb unemployed workers while urging taxpayers to scrutinize taxes and curb excess WPA excesses.
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Michigan finances shown as broke in budget clash
Ray Smith says Michigan faces a $12 million total obligations with about $8 million available, while Republican legislature approved $7 million more in next year appropriations than expected revenue. He notes Democratic control since 1933 and warns WPA funding cuts.
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Indiana
Michigan
Vandenberg
Vernon J. Brown
PoliticalThoughts From History And Faith
A compact miscellany of quotes on politics morality and leadership cites John Morley Rutherford Hayes Mary Baker Eddy and Henry Adams. It frames politics as service to country and neighbor guided by faith and law in a reflective civic tone. Subscribing to The Citizen.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Fishes of Indiana features noted in Delphi and Carroll County waters
A clipped notice highlights W. S. Blatchley's The Fishes of Indiana with indepth links to the Wabash at Delphi and the Tippecanoe at Delphi. It lists species tied to these waters and notes the book's price and publisher. The piece also shares local quirks about Carroll county history and notes on weather and fishing pleasure.
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Indiana
Carroll County
W. S. Blatchley
Nature Publishing Company
Indianapolis
Blatchley
B. W. Evermann
David Starr Jordan
U.S. Fish Commission
Dr. Evermann
Medie Evermann
Blatcherly
Park Avenue
Deer Creek
Termites Native Not Imported Insect say Officials
Termites are native to the state and not imported, according to Virgil M. Simmons commissioner of the Department of Conservation, after the Division of Entomology reported inquiries about wood destroying pests. The statement appears amid inquiries and an odd closing line about baked beans being like those opened by mother.
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Virgil M. Simmons
Department of Conservation
Division of Entomology
Seven Weddings No Divorce There in Democrat Township This Week
The Delphi Journal notes a woman married seven times with six husbands and no divorces, questions how that occurs. The issue marks editor J B Scott’s departure, introduces Samuel Young, and reports a Civil War reunion with a sham battle in Delphi. A Florida-like tale of highway anecdotes closes with politics and a quip about Republican victories.
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Democrat Township
Delphi
J. B. Scott
Samuel Young
White County
Scott
Crawfordsville
Opinion quotes on business, war and leadership
A collection of remarks from figures including James A. Farley Arthur Krock Loren D Dickinson Rebecca West Dorothy Thompson and John Jacob Astor. The notes touch on economic policy military science and leadership with a mix of praise critique and bold statements.
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